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Argenta ArtSpace

Argenta Art Space and Gallery leases studio space to artists and also features the fine jewelry creations of Ajit Roy.

The Argenta Community Theater (ACT) is a non profit organization committed to serving the community through education and advancement of the performing arts. Our facility offers a unique versatility unlike any other in Arkansas. ACT is the first of its kind in Arkansas. The strategic building design is such that any type of event for a maximum of 300 people* can be accommodated, and the black-box theater allows flexible staging techniques for smaller theater companies. ACT will feature local, regional, and national productions, book readings, private and business events.

Claytime Pottery

Claytime offers pottery from some of the best clay artists in the area as well as pottery classes. Whether it is Raku Art or functional dinnerware, one can find unique works in clay at our working studio/gallery.  Visit Claytime the week of any Verizon arena event and show your voucher, stub or ticket and receive 10% off any pottery item purchased.

The Creative Space

A creativity co-op in the Argenta Arts District with working artist studios, a bookstore, and an eclectic space for rent for everything from yoga classes to writing workshops to intimate dinners, and everything in between.
(501) 772-7602

Garage Sale Queen

Local art and sculpting classes from Kandy Jones.

Greg Thompson Fine Art as seen in 

Greg Thompson Fine Art is located in an historic 19th century building in the Argenta Art District of downtown North Little Rock, Arkansas. The gallery provides 3,000 square feet of both public and private viewing space with a focus on Southern Regionalism. Greg Thompson Fine Art offers an in depth representation of 20th Century Modern Art from private collections around the world as well as a select representation of some of the top artists from the South.

Infrared Studio

Infrared offers Arkansas a high-end state of the art recording studio & access to two performance venues, as well as Digidesign Certified Pro Tools Operators to handle the task of producing your next project.

Ketz Gallery

From funky to fine art, the KETZ Gallery offers a variety of styles and media from Arkansas artists. The Gallery features oil and acrylic paintings, watercolors and pastels. It has pottery, sculptures, glass work, metalwork and wood turnings.  You are sure to find something you like in this abundance of local talent.

Pennington Photography

Whether our assignments call for images of people, lifestyles, fashion, or products, Pennington Studios, Inc., offers an experienced, yet fresh approach to the distinctive art of photography.

Temenos Publishing Co

Temenos Publishing Company is a division of Starving Artist Cafe’, LLC.  We were founded in 2005 by writer and writing teacher Paula Morell, MFA.

THEA: Center for the Arts

The THEA Foundation is a nonprofit, public foundation founded in 2001 by the parents of Thea Kay Leopoulos, Linda and Paul David Leopoulos. The founders and Board of Directors have adopted the mission of carrying Thea’s legacy forward through advocating the importance of art in the development of our youth through educational and promotional activities and to encourage individual participation in art through scholarship, partnership, and other programs.

THEArtists

The philosophy of THEArtists Gallery and Studios is to create, foster, and preserve affordable and sustainable space for emerging artists to work, sell, and exhibit. THEArtists supports the continued professional growth of emerging artists and enhances the cultural, artistic, and economic vitality of the historic Argenta Arts District.

Attractions

Argenta Historic District

Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum

The Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum (AIMM) features guided tours of the historic USS Razorback, the longest-serving submarine in the world. More than just a military museum, we have a research library, theater, and large exhibits.?seasonal hours, please call for information.

Arkansas Queen

The Arkansas Queen is an elegant three deck replicated stern wheeler. This modern riverboat has two climate controlled decks and a topside observation deck. Sightseeing excursions, as well as lunch and dinner/dance cruises are provided year-round on the beautiful Arkansas River. The Arkansas Queen is also perfect for groups, special occasions and events.

Arkansas River Trail

The Arkansas River Trail, a paved pedestrian and bicycle trail, begins at the downtown Junction Bridge along the Arkansas River through Emerald and Burns Park to Cook’s Landing where it meets the “Big Dam Bridge.” At this point, the trail crosses the Arkansas River over the Murray Lock and Dam, where it connects with the Little Rock portion of the river trail to complete a 17-mile loop back to the downtown Junction Bridge.

Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame

Dickey-Stephens Park

With fixed seat capacity of 5,800 people, Dickey-Stephens Park is the finest place for a ballgame and an outing for the whole family.

Junction Bridge

The Junction Bridge spans the Arkansas River between the Verizon Arena in Argenta and the Amphitheater at the River Market District in Little Rock. It is the only pedestrian bridge in the United States to include a lift span. The lift span is permanently in a raised position to allow for boat traffic on the Arkansas River. To access the lift span area pedestrians may climb the access stairs or ride on the glass elevators located on either end. (501) 975-9003

North River Landing

This modern, 60-foot wide boat launching ramp is two blocks from Verizon Arena beneath the Interstate 30 bridge. Call for reservation information.

North Shore Riverwalk

The North Shore Riverwalk features a picturesque promenade of the Arkansas River and the Trail of Tears Exhibit. The exhibit recognizes North Little Rock’s geographic importance as a significant station along the Tail of Tears. An estimated 30,000 to 40,000 Native Americans passed through the area that is now North Little Rock during tis forced relocation by the federal government. (501) 758-1424

Trail of Tear Exhibit

Located on the North Shore Riverwalk, the exhibit recognizes North Little Rocks geographic importance as a significant station along the Trail of Tears way west to Oklahoma during the relocation of Native American Tribes.  An estimated 30,000 to 40,000 Native Americans passed through the area that is now North Little Rock during this forced relocation by the federal government. (501) 758-1424

River Rail Street Cars

Trolley Barn

Verizon Arena

Situated in North Little Rock, the Arena first opened in October of 1999, as Alltel Arena and immediately became the focal point for sports and entertainment in Central Arkansas. It features a seating capacity of 18,000 and meeting and conference space of 28,000 square feet.