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Little Rock is the capital and the most populous city of the State of Arkansas. It is also the county seat of Pulaski County and had a city population of 204,370 in the 2006 census estimates. It and North Little Rock, Arkansas are co-principal cities of the six-county Little Rock-North Little Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area, an area with a population of 652,834 people, according to 2006 census estimates. The MSA is in turn included in the Little Rock-North Little Rock-Pine Bluff Combined Statistical Area, which had a population of 829,032 in the 2006 census estimates.

Located near the geographic center of Arkansas, Little Rock derives its name from a small rock formation on the south bank of the Arkansas River called La Petite Roche (the "little rock"). The "little rock" was used by early river traffic as a landmark and became a well-known river crossing.

Many artifacts have been found that suggest Native Americans inhabited Central Arkansas thousands of years before European settlers arrived. These original inhabitants may have included the Folsom people, Bluff Dwellers, Mound Builders, Caddo, Quapaw, Osage, Choctaw and Cherokee. Arkansas was left untouched by European hands until 1541 when Hernando de Soto of Spain traveled through the area.

Little Rock was actually named for a little rock. Early travelers used a stone outcropping on the bank of the Arkansas River as a landmark. "La Petite Roche" marked the transition from the flat Mississippi Delta region to the Ouachita Mountain foothills. Travelers would refer to the area as "the little rock" and the name stuck.

Citizens of Little Rock are sometimes referred to by the appellation, "Little Rockers." The so-called popularity of this nickname is up for debate.

The city of North Little Rock was once the 8th ward of Little Rock. An Arkansas Supreme Court decision on February 6, 1904, allowed the ward to merge with the neighboring town of North Little Rock. The merged town quickly renamed itself Argenta (the local name for the former 8th Ward), but returned to its original name in October 1917.

Federal Express was founded in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith in Little Rock, Arkansas, but moved to Memphis, Tennessee in 1973 after Little Rock National Airport officials would not agree to provide facilities for the fledgling airline. The company is now known as FedEx Corporation.

Alma


Alma Popeye Spinach Festival

Spinach capital of the world! Championship lawnmower race and car show. Bonnie and Clyde re-enactment.

Alma Downtown Merchants Association
PO Box 2329
Alma, AR 72921
Phone 479-632-6148
Fax: 479-632-4589


Atkins


Atkins Picklefest

Arts & crafts carnival celebrating the start of summer. Activities include basketball, tractor pull, pickle eating, beauty contest, horseshoes, live entertainment, wall climb, rides, parade, bingo, and food.

People for a Better Atkins
PO Box 747
Atkins, AR 72823
Phone: 479-641-1147

Augusta

Augusta Days

P. O. Box 442
Augusta, AR 72006
Phone: (870) 347-2343
Fax: (870) 347-2816




Batesville


Spring Car & Bike Rally

 

This year's rally features the return of Official Discovery Channel Jesse James Monster Garage Vehicle - the Folsom Prison Lowrider and live authentic Mariachi music with ‘M ariachi Los Gavilanes' celebrating Mexico 's Independence.  Added attractions include the Monster Garage Vehicle plus The ‘Big Schwag' and ‘Body Drop', Mark Martin's #6 Full Size NASCAR Race Car on display, from the ‘Dukes of Hazzard' The General Lee car, and the Greater Ozark Poker Run.  Team FMX and PCP Extreme will perform shows.  For more information, visit www.loudrally.com.



Spring Car & Bike Rally
2130 Sylvia Street
Batesville, AR 72501
Phone 870-793-0051
Web Site:
www.loudrally.com

Rockin' on the River VIII


Featuring 30 all local original bands at Riverside Park in Batesville. Event starts at 11:00 a.m. both days and is $5 per person. There will be food and craft vendors.

Event Coordinator
Loud & Clear Productions

Batesville, AR 72501
Phone 870-793-0051

North Arkansas Forestry Conference

Forest landowner education and forestry equipment exposition.

Ozark Woodland Owners Association,Inc.
112 Camp Tahkodah Road, Suite 1
Batesville, AR 72501
Phone 870-251-4204


Banks


Buck Fever Festival

Arts and Crafts, Children's Activities, Mounted Wildlife and Deer Antler Exhibit

Buck Fever Festival
P. O. Box 92
Banks, AR 71631
Phone: 870-465-2217
          870-465-2228

Bella Vista


Bella Vista Arts & Crafts Festival

Free Admission, free parking, variety of food on spacious grounds with five circus-size tents and hundreds of individual tents featuring tightly-juried, hand-crafted ONLY work by exhibitors who must be present.

Bella Vista Arts & Crafts Center
PO Box 5009
Bella Vista, AR 72714
Phone: 479-855-2064
Fax: 479-855-0842
E-mail:
bvfest@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
www.bellavistafestival.org


Benton


PBR Bullriding

Held at 8pm at the Saline County Fairgrounds

Benton Chamber of Commerce
607 N. Market Street
Benton, AR 72015
Phone 501-315-8272
Fax: 501-315-8290
Web Site:
www.bentonchamber.com


Boonville


Second Street Music Festival

South Logan County Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 5511
Boonville, AR 72927
Phone 479-675-2666
Fax: 479-675-5158


Bryant


Fall Fest

Family Oriented Festival - no admission/no parking. Entertainment, crafts, booths, contest, kids land, food court, car show, parade local talent, dancing, singing and fun!

Bryant Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 261
Bryant, AR 72089
Phone 501-847-4702
Fax: 501-847-7576
E-mail:
bryantcofc@aristotle.net
Web Site:
http://www.bryant-ar.com


Cabot


Cabotfest

Fun family festival with great food, entertainment, rides, arts & crafts, vendors and pageant. A great family event!

Cabot Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 631
Cabot, AR 72023
Phone 501-843-2136
Fax: 501-843-1861
Web site:
www.cabotarkansas.us

Camden


Camden Daffodil Festival

Acres of daffodils, art displays, garden crafts, birdfeeders and other yard art. Tour historic homes in downtown Camden and local antique dealers as well as steak cook-off, turkey calling contest, food vendors, entertainment and arts & craft items.

PO Box 693
Camden AR 71701
Phone: 870-836-0023
Fax: 870-836-0203
Web site:
www.camdenfestival.com


BPW Barn Salesm

South Arkansas' largest Arts & Crafts Festival. Antique Car Show BBQ Cook-off, Beauty Pageant Live Entertainment Something for everyone to enjoy! Bring the Family!

Camden Business Professional Women's Organization
P. O. Box 163
Camden AR 71711

Phone 870-574-4560
Fax: 870-574-4470
Web Site:
www.bpwbarnsale.org

Clarendon


Big Woods Birding Festival

Visions for Clarendon
270 Madison Street
Clarendon, AR 72029
Phone 870-747-5299
Fax: 870-747-3903


Clinton


National Championship Chuckwagon Race

Chuckwagon races, cooking, camping, trail rides, western trade show and musical entertainment.

2848 Shake Rag Road
Clinton, AR 72031
Phone: 501-745-8407

           501-745-5250
E-mail:
chuckwag@artelco.com
Web Site:
www.chuckwagonraces.com


Annual Archey Fork Summer Festival

Car show, kid's fishing derby, live music, great food, kids rides and actives. Arts and crafts.

Main Street Clinton
Phone 501-745-7222
Web Site:
www.mainstreetclinton.com

Lost Cherokee Pow Wow

Ceremonial supper and art show on Friday evening. Pow-wow's with competition and song. Native American arts and crafts.

Clinton Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 52
Clinton, AR 72031
Phone 501-745-6500
E-mail:
office@clintonchamber.com
Web Site:
www.clintonchamber.com


Conway


Toad Suck Daze

Held the first weekend of May, this free festival has something for everyone. Local and national entertainment, carnival rides, arts & crafts, concessions, Stuck on a Truck, 5K/10K race, Toadal Kids Zone, Toad Suck SuperStar, and of course the World Famous Toad Races!

Toad Suck Daze
900 Oak Street
Conway AR 72032
Phone 501-327-7788
Fax: 501-327-7790
Web Site:
www.toadsuck.org

Dardanelle


Yell Fest

Festival includes: entertainment, food concessions, large riverfront carnival, and a 5k race. Fun for the whole family.

Dardanelle Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 208
Dardanelle, AR 72834
Phone 479-229-3328
Fax: 479-229-5086
E-mail:
dardchamber@hotmail.com

Mt. Nebo Chicken Fry

Atop Mt. Nebo state park. Fun filled day of entertainment, pageants, games and a famous chicken dinner prepared form Tyson Foods. 10K run

Dardanelle Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 208
Dardanelle, AR 72834
Phone 479-229-3328
Fax: 479-229-5086
E-mail:
dardchamber@hotmail.com

Decatur


Decatur BBQ

Annual event.  Day of activities including fun fun, chicken dinners, games, & live entertainment. Bring your lawn chairs!

Decatur Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 205

Decatur, AR 72722
Phone 479-752-8460

Fax: 479-752-8154

Dermott


Dermott Crawfish Festival

Annual Festival. Largest food and music festival in Southeast Arkansas.

Dermott Chamber of Commerce
P. O. Box 147
Dermott AR 71638
Phone: 870-538-5656
Fax: 870-538-3943
E-mail:
dermottcoc@sbcglobal.net
Website:
dermottchamber.com


Des Arc


Steam Boat Days

Family fun including food concessions, music, carnival, back seat driving contest, beauty pageant and a chili cook-off. Fun for all!


PO Box 997
Des Arc, AR 72040
Phone 870-256-3660
Fax: 870-256-9930

Dumas


Ding Dong Days of Dumas

A full day of fun in the park. Volleyball, basketball, music, games, 5k wlk/run, parade, food, entertainment, antique cars, children activities.

Dumas Chamber Commerce
P. O. Box 431
Dumas, AR 71639
Phone 870-382-5447
Fax: 870-382-3031

E-mail: dumaschamber@centurytel.net
Web site:
dumasar.net

El Dorado


St. Patrick's Day Celebration

Wear green and join the fun in the beautiful Corinne Courtyard. Music, dancing, refreshments and green beverages for everyone. Come early and enjoy shopping and dining in downtown El Dorado. Celebration begins at 5:30.

Main St El Dorado
PO Box 1325
El Dorado AR 71731
Phone: 870-866-7879
E-mail:
mainstreeteldorado@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
www.musicfesteldorado.com

Annual Crawfish Boil / Battle of the Bands

One of the most popular events in the region. 16 bands on 2 stages battle it out for prizes as well as for a unique, handmade BOTB trophy signifying musical excellence. Try the region's best crawfish and enjoy live music and activities including the Celebrity Crawfish Eating Contest!

Main St El Dorado
PO Box 1325
El Dorado AR 71731
Phone: 870-866-7879
E-mail:
mainstreeteldorado@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
www.musicfesteldorado.com


Showdown at Sunset

Every Saturday for 10 consecutive weeks. Local actors re-enact the historic Tucker-Parnell feud in Union County. Each evening includes live entertainment starting at 6 p.m. preceding the drama, which starts at 7 p.m. Authentic costumes and staged guns which sound and smell like the real thing. Once the smoke clears, enjoy dining in one of several restaurants on the square.

Main St El Dorado
PO Box 1325
El Dorado AR 71731
Phone: 870-866-7879
E-mail:
mainstreeteldorado@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
www.musicfesteldorado.com



Fantastic Fourth

Largest fireworks display in South Arkansas. Live music, arts and crafts, pet show, car show, stereo sound off, food and children's activities.

El Dorado Chamber of Commerce
201 North Jackson
El Dorado, AR 71730
Phone 870-863-6113
Fax: 870-863-6115
Web Site:
www.GoElDorado.com

Musicfest 

More than 30 bands on four stages, arts & crafts, Kids' World, talent show, Miss MusicFest, chicken grill-off, Turpentine Creek Tigers, and food & beverages!  Friday & Saturday Headliners!

Main St El Dorado
PO Box 1325
El Dorado AR 71731
Phone: 870-866-7879
E-mail:
mainstreeteldorado@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
www.musicfesteldorado.com



Christmas Parade

Largest Christmas parade in the state with more than 150 entries.

El Dorado Chamber of Commerce
201 North Jackson
El Dorado, AR 71730
Phone 870-863-6113
Fax: 870-863-6115
Web Site:
www.GoElDorado.com

Emerson


Purple Hull Pea Festival & World's Champion Rotary Tiller Race

Extremely unique, humor-filled festival that pays homage to a local favorite backyard garden vegetable. Also features the World Championship Rotary Tiller Race, which hosts the world's fastest garden tillers.   Arts& crafts, entertainment, World Cup Purple Hull Pea Shelling competition, sport competitions, Pea-Stompin' dance and much more!

Purple Hull Pea Festival
PO Box 1
Emerson AR 71740
Phone 870-547-2707
Fax: 501-315-7373
E-mail:
purplehull@juno.com
Website:
www.purplehull.com


Eureka Springs


Eureka Springs Blues Festival

International, national, and regional blues greats are present for a truly unique festival. Headlining talent in The Auditorium, with acts in clubs and on the streets all around town.

The Auditorium

36 So. Main Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Phone 479-253-7788
Fax: 479-363-9570
Web Site:
www.theaud.org

Jazz & World Music Fest

Celebrates music from around the world!

The Auditorium

36 So. Main Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Phone 479-253-7788
Fax: 479-363-9570
Web Site:
www.theaud.org
E-mail:
Ozark Folk Festival

National, regional, and local folk artists gather for weekend festival.

The Auditorium

36 So. Main Street
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Phone 479-253-7788
Fax: 479-363-9570
Web Site:
www.theaud.org


Fairfield Bay


Lake & River Cleanings

Annual lake and river shoreline clean up. Picnic and live entertainment.

Greers Ferry Lake/Little Red River Association
PO Box 1170
Fairfield Bay AR 72088
Phone: 501-745-6101 or 888-490-4357

Fax: 501-745-7255
E-mail:
welcome@greerferrylake.org
Web Site:
www.greersferrylake.org

Farmington


Celebration Daze

Independence Day celebration complete with fireworks,crafts, bands, and food.

Celebrate Farmington Association
PO Box 1124
Farmington, AR 72730
Phone 479-267-3859
Fax: 479-267-3859

Fayetteville


Bikes, Blues and BBQ

Motorcycle enthusiasts can enjoy Ozark scenery, great food, interesting vendors, a beer garden, blues band, Poker Run, bike games and "blessing of the bikes".

Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce
P.O. BOX 711
Fayetteville,AR. 72702
Phone 479-957-8947
Fax: 479-521-1791
Web Site:
www.bikesbluesandbbq.org


Lights of the Ozarks

A fairyland of lights decorates the downtown square. Jingle Bell Jog, lighted parade and decorating contest.

Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 4216
Fayetteville AR 72702
Phone 501-521-1710
Fax: 501-521-1791
E-mail:
vneuroth@fayettvillear.com
Web Site:
www.fayettevillear.com


Fordyce


Cotton Belt Festival

Arts & crafts, parade, rodeo, live entertainment, antique cars, pageants, model trains displays and food vendors.

Fordyce on the Cotton Belt
PO Box 588
Fordyce AR 71742
Phone 870-352-6110


Fort Smith


Frontier Fest

Civil War re-enactments, time line, Centennial Club, children's activities, arts/crafts food vendors.

Fort Smith Convention & Visitors Bureau
2 N B St
Fort Smith AR 72901
Phone 501-783-8888
Fax: 501-784-2421
E-mail:
tourism@fortsmith.org
Web Site:
www.fortsmith.org


Fort Smith Riverfront Blues Festival

Great music, great fun and food in the outstanding atmosphere of Kelly Park in downtown Fort Smith.

P. O. Box 8307
Fort Smith, AR 72902-8307
Phone 479-783-3781 Ex 2260
Fax: 479-782-1881
Website: www.riverfrontbluesfest.org

Gravette


Gravette Days

Daylong, citywide ,birthday celebration starting with a pancake breakfast and ending with a beauty contest. Fun for everyone!

Gravette Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 112
Gravette, AR 72736
Phone 479-787-6940

Website:  www.gravette.biz

Greers Ferry


Greers Ferry Lake / Little Red River Association

Join us during this time as we pick up the shoreline of the lake and river. Afterwards, volunteers are treated to a picnic lunch and entertainment.

Greers Ferry Lake / Little Red River Association
P.O. Box 1170
Fairfield Bay, Arkansas 72088
Phone 501-745-6101
Phone 888-490-4357
Fax 501-745-7255
Web Site:
www.greersferrylake.org
E-mail:
welcome@greersferrylake.org

Hamburg


World Famous Armadillo Festival

e World Famous Armadillo Festival kicks of the with pre-festival events including our Talent Show and Armadillo Pageant. Over the course of the weekend festival goers can enjoy shopping for arts and crafts, enjoying live musical entertainment, and eating great food. Located downtown Hamburg on the newly renovated square.

Hamburg Area Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 460
Hamburg AR 71646
Phone: 870-853-8345
Fax: 870-853-8134
E-mail:
info@hamburgareachamber.org
Website:
www.armadillofestival.com


Hampton


Hogskin Holidays Festival & Pork Cook-Off

Family oriented fun celebrating heritage of Calhoun County. Pork cook-off, racing pigs, arts and crafts, entertainment, quilt show, carnival and rodeo.

Hogskin Holidays
PO Box 99
Hampton AR 71744
Phone 870-798-2100
Fax: 870-798-2289


 

Harrisburg


Festival on the Ridge

Concerned Citizens
202 N. East Street
Harrisburg, AR 72432
Phone 870-578-5466
Fax: 870-578-4123

Harrison


Crawdad Days Music Festival

Come to the historic downtown square of Harrison for arts and crafts, food, great music and much more! For more info contact the Main Street Harrison office.

Main Street Harrison
PO Box 2049
Harrison, AR 72602
Phone 870-741-4889
Fax: 870-743-4760
E-Mail:
mshsn@alltel.net
Web Site:
www.mainstreetharrison.org


Harvest Homecoming

Three days of arts & crafts, music,and entertainment. Featuring a ghost walk, mustang car show,decorating contest, farmers market and other events on the beautiful downtown square!

Main Street Harrison
PO Box 2049
Harrison, AR 72602
Phone 870-741-4889
Fax: 870-743-4760
E-Mail:
mshsn@alltel.net
Web Site:
www.mainstreetharrison.com


Hazen


Grand Prairie Rice Festival

Antique farm equipment show & parade; mini tractor pull; evening outdoor concert

P.O. Box 440
Hazen, AR 72064
Phone 870-255-3042
Fax: 870-255-3514


Helena


Arkansas Blues & Heritage Festival

Formerly known as the King Biscuit Blues Festival, this is one of the largest music festivals in the state.

Sonny Boy Blues Society
PO Box 117
Helena, AR 72342
Phone 870-338-8327
Fax: 870-338-8882
Website: www.bluesandheritage.com


Hindsville


Hillbilly Corner Arts, Crafts & Antiques Fair

Quality arts and crafts, some antiques, collectables, live country entertainment and children's activities. 200-300 booths. Buses welcome, handicap access. One of the oldest fairs in the area - something for everyone.

Hillbilly Corner Craft Fairs
22530 Deer Run Rd
Hindsville AR 72738
Laura: 501-789-5726

Hope


Balloons of Hope

Hot Air Balloon Races and Riding Lawn Mower Races. Sponsored by Sentimental Journey to Southwestern Proving Ground nonprofit organization, and Hope Parks. Some other attractions are arts & crafts vendors, live music, food concessions, kids fishing derby, antique autos and amusement rides. RV parking available.

Phone: (870) 777-7500

 

Hope Watermelon Festival

4 day festival celebrating the record setting giant melons grown around Hope. Features food, music, arts & crafts, games and melon by the slice.

Hope/Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 250
Hope, AR 71802
Phone 870-777-3640
Fax: 870-722-6154
E-Mail:
hopetourism@cablelynx.com
Web Site:
www.hopemelonfest.com


Hot Springs


Arkansas Oktoberfest

Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce
659 Ouachita Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71902
Phone 501-321-1700
Fax: 501-321-3551

Hot Springs Arts & Crafts Fair

121 Ellis Court
Hot Springs, AR 71913
Phone 501-767-0254
Fax: 501-623-5756


Jacksonville


Wing Ding Festival

Fun filled day of family oriented activties. Cook-off contest, glider wars competition, children's inflatables and games. Two entertainment stages, car and bike shows. Dupree Park

Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
200 Dupree Drive
Jacksonville AR 72076
Phone 501-982-1511
Fax: 501-982-1464
E-mail:
events@jacksonville-arkansas.com
Website:
www.jacksonville-music.com


Jonesboro


4th in the Forest

Family fun sponsored by Jonesboro Parks and Recreation Department.

Jonesboro Parks and Rec. Department
1212 S. Church St.
Jonesboro, AR 72401
Phone 870-933-4604
Fax: 870-933-4641

Kingston

Kingston's "Fair on the Square"

Kingston Rural Volunteer Fire Department

Phone:  870-720-3731

E-mail:

 

Little Rock


Arkansas Literary Festival   

A Celebration of Literacy, Language, and the Written Word. The event includes free readings and discussions with approximately 50 authors from around the state and nation, book sales and signings, outdoor exhibits, children's craft and writing activities, teen poetry workshops, and ticketed special events. Proceeds benefit Arkansas Literacy Councils, Inc.


Admission: Author sessions, the outdoor bookfair, and children's activities are FREE. Special event fundraisers are ticketed (ticket prices TBA).

Arkansas Literacy Councils, Inc.
4942 West Markham, Ste. 1
Little Rock, AR 72205
Phone: 501-663-4321
Fax:  501-663-3041
E-mail: festival@arkansasliteracy.org
Web Site:
www.arkansasliteraryfestival.org

Riverfest

Arkansas' largest family festival featuring arts, musical entertainment on 5 stages and an awesome children's area.

Riverfest ,Inc.
500 President Clinton Ave, Ste 217
Little Rock AR 72201
Phone 501-255-3378
Fax: 501-255-3379
E-mail:
info@riverfestarkansas.com
Web Site:
www.riverfestarkansas.com



Pinnacle Mountain Rendezvous

Living history festival based on early 1800's gatherings and trading by Native American s and Mountain men. Crafts, entertainment, food, canoe rides, pony rides, children's activities & more.

Partners for Pinnacle, Inc
11901 Pinnacle Valley Rd
Little Rock, AR 72223
Phone 501-868-5806
Website:
www.partnersforpinnacle.org

Racial and Cultural Diversity Event

A 2-day multi-cultural event celebrating our community's diversity. Features live entertainment, great food, fun and games for everyone.

Racial and Cultural Diversity Commission
500 W. Markham 220W
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone 501-244-5482
Fax: 501-244-5467

Lowell


Lowell Fall Festival   


City of Lowell

P. O. Box 699

Lowell, AR  72745


Phone: 479-659-7100
Fax:  479-659-7101

Malvern


Brickfest 

Celebrating the brick capital of the world; brick toss, brick car derby, dressed brick, 5k, car show, arts and crafts, moto-cross race, children's activities and much more.

Malvern Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 266
Malvern AR 72104
Phone: 501-332-2721
Fax: 501-332-8558

 

Marianna

Autumn on the Square

10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. The family oriented festival is held on the square in Historic Downtown Marianna. A Barbeque Cooking Contest will be held (see our website for more information and entry forms). Delicious food, exhibits and crafts will be available.     

Marianna-Lee County Chamber of Commerce
Marianna, AR 72360
Phone: 870-295-2469

Fax:  870-295-6207
E-Mail:
chamcom@cablelynx.com

Website:  www.mariannaarkansas.org


Maumelle


4thFest

An Independence Day celebration that will include family fun, food vendors, live entertainment and a spectacular fireworks display.

City of Maumelle
Maumelle, AR 72113
Phone: 501-851-6990

Mayflower


Mayflower Spring Fever

A fun family festival! Come enjoy arts & crafts, food vendors, entertainment and much more!

Mayflower Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 284
Mayflower, AR 72106
Phone 501-470-1337
Phone 501-470-0044
Fax: 501-470-0543
Website:
www.mayflowerchamber.com

McGehee


Centennial Celebration

McGehee Chamber of Commerce

P. O. Box 521
McGehee, AR  71654
Phone: 870-222-4451
Fax: 870-222-5729

Melbourne


Rockin' on 69 II

Izard County Fairgrounds

Festival will be held in Melbourne Arkansas at the Izard County Fairgrounds.

807 East Lansing
Horseshoe Bend , AR 72512
Phone 870-368-4999

 

Mena


Lumb & Abner Festival

Mena A&P

520 Mena Street

Mena, AR 71953

Phone: 479-394-4784

Website:  www.gomenaarkansas.com



Monticello


Rough & Ready Days Festival

Live entertainment, food, craft booths, youth fishing derby, antique car show,silent auction, chick cookoff, games. A family fun festival.

Monticello Drew County Chamber of Commerce
335 E Gaines
Monticello AR 71655
Phone 870-367-6741
Fax: 870-367-0050
E-mail:
monticellochamber@sbcglobal.net
WebSite: www.montdrewchamber.com


Fireworks on the Lake

Free! An afternoon and evening of great family fun at Lake Monticello. Model airplane exhibition, barge tours of the lake, food, live music and tribute to our military troops and giant fireworks show. 2 PM - 10 PM

Monticello Drew County Chamber of Commerce
335 E Gaines
Monticello AR 71655
Phone 870-367-6741
Fax: 870-367-0050
E-mail:
chamber@seark.net
WebSite: www.montdrewchamber.com

Carols of Christmas Holiday Parade

Free! Beautiful lighted floats depict favorite Christmas carols as they move through Monticello's historic downtown. Visits with Santa at the Drew Co Historic Museum then fireworks display at McCloy City Park. Begins at 6 PM.

Monticello Drew County Chamber of Commerce
335 E Gaines
Monticello AR 71655
Phone 870-367-6741
Fax: 870-367-0050
E-mail:
chamber@seark.net
WebSite: www.montdrewchamber.com

Morrilton


Depot Days & Monsters on Mainstreet

Mainstreet Morrilton
PO Box 89
Morrilton, AR 71655
Phone 501-977-1661
Phone 501-354-3413


Murfreesboro



Murfreesboro Diamond & Music Festival

Arts and crafts, food vendors, games, pageants, live entertainment, 5K run, motorcycle poker run. 

Murfreesboro Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 166
Murfreesboro, AR 71958
Phone: 870-285-3131
Fax: 870-285-3131


Autumn at the Square

Live entertainment, chili cook-off contests for young and older, and hayrides.

Murfreesboro Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 166
Murfreesboro, AR 71958
Phone: 870-285-3131
Fax: 870-285-3131



Nashville


Dinosaur Festival

A family festival featuring music, talent show, softball & baseball tournaments, kids' crafts, amusement rides, a 5K run/walk, and much more!

Nashville Parks and Recreation
1301 W Johnson St.
Nashville, AR 71852
Phone 870-845-7405
Fax: 870-845-5371
E-mail:
nashpark@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
www.nashvillearkansas.com


Stand Up for America

An Independence Day celebration featuring a patriotic tribute, headline music entertainer, and a spectacular fireworks show!

Nashville Parks and Recreation
1301 W Johnson St.
Nashville, AR 71852
Phone 870-845-7405
Fax: 870-845-5371
E-mail:
nashpark@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
nashvillearkansas.com


Golden Gathering

A festival designed for senior adults 55 years and older. Music, fishing derby, games, informational booths and chicken dinner.

Nashville Parks and Recreation
1301 W Johnson St.
Nashville, AR 71852
Phone 870-845-7405
Fax: 870-845-5371
E-mail:
nashpark@sbcglobal.net
Web Site:
nashvillearkansas.com

Newport


Portfest "Rollin' on the River" Festival

State catfish Cooking Contest. Headline entertainers, carnival, volleyball tournament, Colgate Country Showdown, children's area, Buddy Bass fishing tournament, arts and crafts.

Newport Area Chamber of Commerce
201 Hazel St.
Newport AR 72112
Phone 870-523-3618
Fax: 870-523-2528
E-mail:
newportarchamber@cox-internet.com
Web Site:
www.newportarchamber.org


Depot Days

This free festival celebrates our local music heritage with live entertainment on Front Street , Newport. Backyard BBQ contest, carshow, arts and crafts.

Newport Area Chamber of Commerce
210 Elm St
Newport AR 72112
Phone 870-523-3618
Fax: 870-523-2528
E-mail:
newportcofc@newportar.net
Web Site:
www.newportchamber.net




Ozark


Old Fashion Square Gathering

Arts & crafts, food, games, prizes, rides, live music, chili cook-off; Baby Photo Contest. Held at the Ozark Courthouse Square.

Main St Ozark
PO Box 253
Ozark AR 72949
Phone 501-667-5337
Fax: 501-667-2713
E-mail:
mainstre@ipa.net
Web Site:
www.mainstreetozark.com


Rods & Ribs on Main Street

BBQ cook off and car show. Prizes, trophies, food and fun.

Main St Ozark
PO Box 253
Ozark AR 72949
Phone 501-667-5337
Fax: 501-667-2713
E-mail:
mainstre@ipa.net

Web Site: www.mainstreetozark.com

Paris


Mt. Magazine International Butterfly Festival

The festival includes a Butterfly Conservatory, Butterfly & Horticulture seminars, nature walks with interpreters, crafts, food vendors, quilt show,parade,pageant,musical entertainment and children's activities.

Paris Area Chamber of Commerce
301 W Walnut
Paris AR 72855
Phone 501-963-2244
Fax: 501-963-8321
E-mail:
paris@cswnet.com
Web Site:
www.butterflyfestival.com


Frontier Days

Activities include a parade, pageants, auction, crafts, food vendors, special entertainment log sawing, nail driving and a pumpkin caving competition.

Paris Area Chamber of Commerce
301 W Walnut
Paris AR 72855
Phone: 501-963-2244 Fax: 501-963-8321
E-mail:
paris@cswnet.com
Web Site:
www.parisaronline.com


Perryville


Fourche River Days

Perry County Chamber of Commerce
P. O. Box 359
Perryville, AR 72126
Phone: 501-889-1571 Fax: 501-889-1571

Web Site: perrycountyareachamber.org

Pine Bluff


Fourth of July Celebration 

Southeast Arkansas's largest display of fireworks. Battle of the Bands starts at 5:00 p.m. with fireworks at 9:15 p.m.  Food, Fun and Fireworks.  No admission.

Pine Bluff Festival Association
1 Convention Center Plaza
Pine Bluff AR 71601
Phone: 870-536-7600 ext: 2144
Web Site:
www.pineblufffestival.org


Smoke on the Water Festival

Championship BBQ cook-off, live music, arts & crafts, carnival, ABATE District 20 motorcycle show, variety of food vendors

621 East 8th
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
Phone: 870-536-8175
Fax: 870-536-8910
Web Site:
www.smokeonthewaterbbq.com



Enchanted Land of Lights & Legends 

The state's largest drive-through Christmas lighting festival with over 120 displays, many of which are animated.Pine Bluff/Jefferson County Regional Park (Hwy. 65B) 6-9PM nightly.

Pine Bluff Festival Association
1 Convention Center Plaza
Pine Bluff AR 71601
Phone: 870-536-7600 ext: 2144
Web Site:
www.pineblufffestival.org

Prescott


The Chicken & Egg Festival

Amusement rides, musical entertainment, sports, tournaments, races, arts and crafts, tennis, basketball and 5K run. Beauty pageant and lots of fun!