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Arkansas Heritage: Preserving the State's Story
Explore Arkansas's diverse history and culture through its museums, archives, and preservation programs.
Arkansas Heritage safeguards the state's rich cultural and natural history through its museums and agencies. Located in downtown Little Rock, it offers a glimpse into Arkansas's past and present, celebrating its unique heritage.
Plan your visit
A brief summary to Arkansas Heritage
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Plan your visit
Monday
8 am-4 pm
Tuesday
8 am-4 pm
Wednesday
8 am-4 pm
Thursday
8 am-4 pm
Friday
8 am-4 pm
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Arkansas Heritage serves as the central hub for preserving and promoting the state's diverse heritage. As a division of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism, it oversees a network of museums and agencies dedicated to safeguarding Arkansas's cultural and natural history. Located in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas Heritage's main office provides resources and support for its affiliated organizations. These include the Arkansas Arts Council, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, Arkansas State Archives, Delta Cultural Center, Historic Arkansas Museum, Mosaic Templars Cultural Center, and the Old State House Museum. Each plays a vital role in preserving and showcasing different aspects of Arkansas's story.Visitors can explore various facets of Arkansas's heritage through these museums and programs. From the arts and historical preservation to natural conservation and cultural celebrations, Arkansas Heritage offers a comprehensive look into the state's identity. The organization also promotes Arkansas Heritage Month each May, encouraging communities to participate in events that highlight the state's unique culture and history.
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Getting There
Walking
Arkansas Heritage is located in downtown Little Rock. From the River Market District, walk north on Main Street, then turn left onto 3rd Street. Turn right onto North Street. The building will be on your left. The walk is about 10-15 minutes.
Public Transport
Rock Region METRO provides bus service to the area. Check the METROtrack app for routes and schedules. The METRO Streetcar is fare-free and operates throughout downtown Little Rock and North Little Rock. However, some stops may be out of service due to construction.
Taxi/Ride-share
Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Little Rock. A taxi from the River Market District to Arkansas Heritage will cost approximately $7-$10.
Driving
Arkansas Heritage is located at 1100 North Street, Little Rock. Parking is available for visitors at the front entrance of the building. North Street is near the corner of Chester and LaHarpe streets and can be accessed from either street. Several parking lots and garages are also located nearby.
A brief summary to Arkansas Heritage
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