What to know Uses latest equipment for laser tag games for all ages. Outdoor and indoor battlefields. Rates for individuals, parties, and groups.

What to know The museum offers a collection of railcars that includes the Frisco 4003 Steam Locomotive and a working 1926 electric Birney Streetcar, which takes passengers on a 3/4 mile tour down a stretch of track between historic Garrison Avenue and the National Cemetery in downtown Fort Smith.A Western-themed village is located just outside the museum and the Indian Territory Pistolier re-enactment group hosts regular Robbing of the Fort Smith Trolley performances both at this village and alo

What to know 100,000-square-foot facility featuring a gym with three basketball courts, a walking/running track, a catering kitchen, fitness room, meeting rooms and indoor swimming pools. Outside the center, more than 12,000-square-feet of water area including splash pads and “lazy” river.

What to know Dale Bumpers White River National Wildlife Refuge is the nation’s largest contiguous block of bottomland hardwood forest under single ownership. Lying within Mississippi River’s alluvial plain in SE Arkansas, the refuge is nearly 160,000 acres in size. It is home to Arkansass only native population of black bears, and it is designated as a Wetland of International Importance. Recreational opportunities include camping, fishing, hunting, environmental education, interpretation, and w

What to knowPre-Possessed---A Theatrical SéanceCarlos David has joined forces with Paranormal Entertainer Vince Johari to create Pre-Possessed, the most unique theatrical séance experience ever!From within the circle, spirits are called upon to choose mediums from the audience to provide messages from the beyond.Looking for more than just a ghost tour?Ever wanted to take part in a séance?Do you love unique theater experiences?Pre-Possessed is for you!Get your tickets now at threefoxsisters.com

What to know Fantastic 12-mile cruise on Beaver Lake. Informative narration of lake history and attractions, including Beaver Dam, a Bald Eagle’s nest and over a dozen points of interest. Cruise around a 200-acre island wildlife game preserve and see the Ozark Bluff Dwellers burial grounds and their submerged caverns. Eagle Watch cruises in October. Daily departures May-Oct.

What to know Arkansas and surrounding areas have never seen a paintball park quite like t‍‍‍his before. Action Town Park offers 50+ acres of playing fields, and is an incredible, premium, high end experience for paintball enthusiasts and new players alike. Adrenaline seekers look no further, your new home for paintball and entertainment is here. Located at 65 Action Town Drive in Mayflower, Arkansas, ATP will satisfy all those paintball cravings youve got built up.

What to know Features an indoor pool, outdoor pool and play area and a lazy river.

What to know Northwest Arkansass professional theatre for youth; adult classes, productions, academy classes on young actor training programs resulting in summer fine arts and performance camps, school year camps and classes, and the Academy Players training and performance program. All classes are taught by professional teaching artists.?

What to know From the creative minds of former SNL writers, The Joint serves up good coffee (plus stronger drinks in the evening) and comedy. Improv every Tuesday, acoustic music series once a month, original family-friendly comedy shows on weekends.An upscale, comfortable hang out, featuring custom-roasted coffees, light snacks and baked goods, fresh local beers on tap, a selection of fine wines, well-lighted reading areas, and cozy corners for relaxing and talking and free WiFi. Adjacent is a

What to know The Levon Helm Boyhood Home has been restored and opened to the public in 2019. Helm (1940-2012), best known as the drummer and singer for the Canadian rock group The Band, went on later to lead his own band and act in numerous motion pictures. He grew up in and around Marvell and lived and worked on his familys small cotton farm in Turkey Scratch, about eight miles north of Marvell. The home, originally across from the A. B. Thompson Store, was moved to avoid demolition. Marvell wa

What to know A 25-foot work of art honors the illustrious lawman, believed to be the first black U.S. deputy marshal west of the Mississippi. Reeves, born into slavery, served for 32 years under Federal Judge Isaac C. Parker. This larger-than-life monument is fitting for a man whose legendary exploits made him one of the most feared lawman in the Indian Territory. Even though he was an African-American and illiterate, he brought in more outlaws from eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas than any

What to know Art on the Square is a unique art gallery located on the historic Bentonville Square by the Sam Walton Museum. The gallery features a wide variety of original art which includes oil and acrylic paintings, handcrafted woodworking items, prints, pottery and hand blown glass by Arkansas Artists. The gallery is open to the public 7 days a week and by appointment. The gallery offers nation wide shipping plus artwork delivery services.

What to know Housed in an 1891 National Register of Historic Places building; artifacts include early paintings, Thomas Edison Collection, Native American, letters from General Lafayette, General Robert E. Lee, Civil War; Battle of Helena diorama; bronze statue of Gen. Patrick Cleburne. Be on the look-out for Maybelle, the museums resident ghost.

What to knowBuilt in the 1920s, the Texarkana Municipal Auditorium saw its heyday in the mid-twentieth century. It was the primary stop along the Louisiana Hayride Circuit, which had heavy influence on the formation of modern day rock & roll and country music. The auditorium is now one of the most historical buildings in Texarkana and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2004.Visit the Municipal Auditorium to learn more about the architecture and the history of the buil

What to know Once a free-flowing river, the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 turned this area into the lake and wooded swamp environment that exists today. The lake is shallow with an average depth of three feet and is bordered by a virgin cypress-tupelo swamp. It offers excellent nature watching year-round and annually winters several species of waterfowl. Wood ducks are year-round residents and annually raise approximately 2,500 young in natural cavities and nest boxes. Other wildlife to look

What to know Seven-story statue of Christ overlooks the Ozarks and Eureka Springs; lighted for night viewing; can be seen for miles; created by Emmett Sullivan, one of the sculptors of Mount Rushmore

What to know The Delta Cultural Center is a museum dedicated to the history and culture of the Arkansas Delta. Although the center oversees a number of listings around Helena, its heart lies within four properties along Cherry and Missouri streets in downtown.I. The Depot is home to a number of permanent exhibits, which cover the history and geography of the Delta. It is located at 95 Missouri Street in a renovated 1912 Missouri Pacific railroad station.  The Delta Eagle Room is located in the r

What to know The tropical-themed park includes a wave pool, four water slides ranging from 30 to 40 feet in height, a children’s play area, an “activity” pool with basketball goals and a water walk, and a 500-foot “lazy river.” Located within the Ben Geren Regional Park. The park opens May 25, 2018. The hours of operation are 10 a.m.- 7 p.m. Admission: above 48- $15; below 48- $10; spectator - $5; 3 and under - free.

What to know We use our professional photography skills to tell stories about the joy and fun activities people experience while attending Arkansas amazing festivals. Those stories are then told through our FARE Pix blog, FARE Pix Monthly, which can be found at FAREPix.com. Our stories include taking portrait photos of families, children, and all types of festival goers, which can be purchased right there at the festival. Our prices start as low as $15 for a 5x7 frame-ready print and as hig