William J. Clinton Library and Museum

The MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History relates the military heritage of Arkansas and its citizens to a diverse and widespread audience. Located in the historic Arsenal Building in MacArthur Park--one of Central Arkansas's oldest surviving structures and the birthplace of one of this country's foremost military heroes--the museum collects, preserves, and interprets our state's rich military past from its territorial period to the present. Admission to the museum is free.

A museum located on Shall Ave in Little Rock.

The Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center opened December 17, 2008. The 16,232 square foot building on 3.4 acres in Little Rock, overlooks the Arkansas River and is within the Julius Breckling Riverfront Park. The site is a part of the River Market District, and is adjacent to the Museum of Discovery, Clinton Foundation Store and the Clinton Presidential Library. Visitors to the State House Convention Center may access the grounds by choosing one of several walking routes.

Museum of Discovery ignites a passion for science, technology, engineering, arts and math in a dynamic and interactive environment in all ages. Enjoy more than 90 hands-on exhibits, a world record musical bi-polar Tesla coil, a six and under gallery the Tornado Alley Theater and more! The museum is also home to many live animals such as hedgehogs, snakes, opossums, spiders and others.

A museum located at 220 E 2nd St in Little Rock.

We are a boutique bowling alley equipped with 8 bowling lanes & a private karaoke room! We offer a full bar & menu for food as well! Please keep in mind, we are a 21 & over facility after 8pm on Fridays & Saturdays. We highly recommend reservations to guarantee your spot. Please check out our website for more information!

Historic Arkansas Museum's Arkansas Made team seeks to locate and document Arkansas Made decorative, mechanical, and fine art produced in the state and by Arkansas artists and artisans for the period 1700 through 1950. The Arkansas Made works that we document are vital to the preservation of our state's rich and varied creative legacy. If you have a family heirloom you believe was made in Arkansas or by an Arkansan, please contact us by calling the museum, email, through our Facebook page, or by writing us at: Historic Arkansas Museum c/o: Arkansas Made 200 East Third Street Little Rock, AR 72201

The mission of Historic Arkansas Museum is to communicate the early history of Arkansas and its creative legacy through preserving, interpreting and presenting stories and collections for the education and enjoyment of the people we serve.