What to know A Eureka Springs’ destination spa widely recognized as “the best” in The Ozarks. Escape to a place you’ve only dreamed of. Located on the Garden Level of the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa. A spa vacation is only an elevator ride away. FEEL RELAXED: as you discover your own private Ozark Mountain sanctuary. A destination spa welcoming you with a cup of fine tea; lightly fragranced linens; and professional, personalized attention. Invigorating and relaxing treatments await whether it be f

What to know Museum of natural history of South Arkansas with three collections of big game; houses the Pomeroy Planetarium which seats 40

What to know Temple Beth El, constructed in 1915, was the second Temple erected by the Jewish community in Helena. The building was carefully maintained by an active congregation throughout its life, until being donated to the Delta Cultural Center in 2005, after being deconsecrated. The first phase of rehabilitation began in 2009 and was completed by 2011. In 2012, it re-opened as Beth El Heritage Hall. This large building is a wonderful place to tour and observe the superb craftsmanship put in

What to know Home of Arkansas’s first cornfield maze, Pumpkin Hollow offers a new “puzzle” each fall, along with a huge pumpkin patch. Select your own pumpkins and specialty squash from more than 30 varieties, along with corn stalks, other fall decorations, and more from the Pumpkin Hollow Store. New attractions are added each year,including hayrides, pony rides, petting zoo, Kids’ Barn, pig scramble, pond slide, catfish feeding, hay play area, barrel train ride, pedal tractors, zipline, gourd t

What to know One of more than 25 Civil War interpretive sites located throughout historic Helena and Phillips County. The park includes five major exhibits that explore the African-American experience in Civil War Helena. The exhibits follow the journey of the African-Americans from fugitive slave to freedom; and for some, enlistment in the Union Army and participation in the Battle of Helena on July 4, 1863. The Emancipation Proclamation exhibit will be the centerpiece of the park. Freedom Park

What to knowThe Eureka Art & Heritage Tour is a scenic loop with historic towns, fantastic scenery, and world-class art. Starting out in Eureka Springs you travel back in time and get lost in the classic Victorian Architecture. Leaving Eureka Springs on AR 23, which is described by National Geographic: Drives of a Lifetime as one of the worlds most spectacular trips, you head into Fayetteville across a scenic plateau. Making your way into Bentonville any art lover will stunned by t

What to know Presents three fully staged operas during its June and July summer opera festival and travelling family-oriented production that visits libraries, schools, etc. Features outstanding young artists from across the U.S. One of the oldest summer festivals in its 65th season. Money Magazine rates it in the top 10 in the world. Theatre is air-conditioned with chair seating.

What to know BoBrook Farms is a 235-acre working farm and event venue in Roland, Arkansas just down the road from Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Offers pick-your-own blueberries and blackberries in May and June and pick-your-own pumpkin patch, winter squash and gourds in October. Onsite River Bottom Winery specializes in fruit wines from the farm and is open year round. Popular event venue for outdoor weddings, birthday parties, field trips, special events and more. Includes a cabin for dres

What to know We are an Inflatable Amusement Company and Event Venue location. We rent bounce houses, obstacle courses, interactive inflatables, water slides and more for delivery to your event location, and we have a facility for birthday parties for kids. Parties at our facility are all private for a 2-hour minimum with 5 inflatables in our air conditioned building, or we have a water park for an outdoor party at our facility. We also have a 6000-plus facility on 5 acres available for rent for

What to know Wondering where to find quartz in Arkansas? Wegner Quartz Crystal Mines offers 5 different experiences: Crystal Forest Mine - Search a 40-acre open field for your own crystals.Tailings Crystal Area - Search a field of dirt stocked with quartz crystals and keep everything you find!Gemstone Sluice - Use a sluice and screening box to search the contents of your bucket for rubies, topaz, and more–you’re guaranteed to find something!Diamond Collecting - Enjoy the air-conditioned comfort

What to know William Orlando Darby was born in Fort Smith on February 8, 1911, to Percy and Nell Darby. Following graduation from Fort Smith High School in 1929, he received an appointment to the United States Military academy at West Point, New York.After graduation from West Point in 1933, Darby was assigned to the First Battalion, Eighty-second Field Artillery of the First Cavalry at Fort Bliss, Texas. Following Pearl Harbor, Darby was assigned as aide-de-camp to Major General Russell P. Hart

What to knowLights can be toured in the City of Cotter from December 1, 2020 to December 31st in our Big Spring Park to tour the lights in the Park and around the City.Our big event with Santa and Mrs. Claus is on December 19th.

What to know Point Remove Brewing Company is a craft brewery and wine producer located on Highway 64 in Morrilton, Arkansas at the foot of Petit Jean Mountain and just minutes from Morriltons Historic Downtown District. All of our Arkansas made beer and wine products are crafted on-site at our facility.Our taproom and large outdoor patio and lawn are open Thursday - Friday. We host a variety of central Arkansass best food trucks on weekends and youll find local live music on our patio every Frid

What to knowThe Rail Yard Entertainment District in downtown Texarkana, Arkansas includes a five-block area of downtown Texarkana, Arkansas where guests aged 21 and older can carry alcoholic beverages in approved open containers in public spaces within the boundaries of the district.The Entertainment District hours are Monday through Saturday between the hours of 11 a.m. and 2 a.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to midnight.The local Texarkana bars and restaurants included in the Rail Yard Entertain

What to know Home of AA minor league Arkansas Travelers, Anaheim Angels farm team; beer garden, themed nights, giveaways and promotions; baseball museum. Named for the Stephens family who donated the land and Arkansas natives Bill Dickey, Baseball Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Yankees, and catcher George “Skeeter” Dickey who played for the Travelers, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox.

What to know Loco Ropes is a state-of-the-art treetop adventure park experience. This high wire ropes course offers three different segments and over 30 challenges. Bring your friends and family. Great for birthday parties. 

What to know David McMahon, Sr., was local Angus cattle breeder and beer distributor who loved Budweiser so much, he hired Earl Harris to paint one of his silos to look like a giant can circa 1975-1976. According to the label, it holds 8,734,902 fluid ounces of brew, enough to fill eight swimming pools; located on private property southwest of town, on the southeast corner of Hwys. 22 and 96; roadside attraction.

What to knowOzark Valley Bison Farm is home to one of a very few genetically tested pure herds of the majestic North American Bison, the United States National Mammal. The bison herd and farm is Animal Welfare Approved and Certified Grass Fed by A Greener World. Free educational tours of the farm and the bison are offered by appointment. Children, entire families, and groups are welcome.  Learn about the largest land mammal in North America and the US National Mammal. Learn what really caus

What to know The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute carries on Governor Rockefellers legacy. It offers a variety of programs focusing on Agriculture, Arts and Humanities, Civic Engagement, Economic Development, and Health. It also welcomes groups for meetings, conferences, and events with on-site lodging and dining. There are also exhibits showcasing Arkansass history open to the public on display.

What to know The Buffalo River Canopy Tour takes you through an Ozark Mountain hardwood forest and takes about two hours to complete. The tour is a system of cables and platforms, and the participant zips from tree to tree connected to the cable by a harness. Participants should be seven years old or older, weighing between 70 and 250 pounds. Located at Buffalo Outdoor Center.