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Experience antebellum Arkansas through live history presentations as well as exhibits and special events. Tours will encounter actors depicting the original residents of five pre-Civil War houses. Visitors may take a hands-on approach to fully appreciate life in early 19th century Arkansas by helping to churn butter or perform other tasks. Mechanical, decorative, and fine art from Arkansas are also on display in the museum.
Address: 200 E. Third Street Little Rock AR 72201
 1 501 324-9351
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The Arkansas Arts Center is one of the largest cultural centers in the state, with the focus on visual and performing arts. Components of the center include the Arkansas Museum of Art, the Museum School, the Decorative Arts Museum, the Children's Theatre, and State Services. Special events and exhibitions occur on a regular basis. Tours are available and are between 30 - 45 minutes in duration.
Address: 501 East 9th St. Little Rock AR 72202
1 501 372-4000
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This museum, denoted a National Landmark, presents many aspects of Arkansas history, with an emphasis on women's history and political developments. A grand collection of Civil War battle flags, African-American quilts, gowns from First Ladies, and pottery are also on display.
Address: 300 W. Markham Little Rock AR 72201
 Send an Email 1 501 324-9685
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The official Presidential records, audiovisual materials and artifacts of the Clinton Administration are preserved and made available at the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum. A variety of exhibits, special events and educational programs are offered by the museum, as well as a timeline charting foreign and domestic policy.
Address: 1200 President Clington Avenue Little Rock AR USA 72201
Send an Email (1) 1 501 244-2889
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To learn and to dream is to live. The Children's Museum of Arkansas encourages learning through hands-on experiences. Young imaginations spark as they use all their senses in diverse programs and activities. Various cultural exhibits and workshops are run throughout the year.
Address: Union Station, 1400 W. Markham #200, Little Rock AR 72201-1843
1 501 374-6655
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The Museum of Discovery contains over 14,000 artifacts, classified by their relation to life and earth sciences or anthropology and history. Items related to Arkansas are the primary focus, however cultures and people from all over the world are represented.
Address: Suite 150, 500 President Clinton Ave. Little Rock AR 72201
1 501 396-7050
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