DISCOVER THE AREA

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1. Heifer Project International:
Heifer International is a non-profit organization whose goal is to help end world hunger and poverty through self-reliance & sustainability.




  2. Clinton Presidential Library:
One of Little Rock’s main points of interest, the Clinton Presidential Library sits less than a quarter mile from the Jacimore Building. In addition to including an archival collection and research facilities, the library houses a Museum featuring exhibits, special events, and educational programs which regularly attracts visitors from across the state.

3. Marriott Courtyard:
Within walking distance of the Jacimore Building, the Courtyard Marriott is another great facet to Little Rock’s Downtown River Market District. Business and leisure travelers enjoy the amenities of this hotel finding its location to be second to none.

  4. Museum of Discovery:
The Mission of the Museum of Discovery is to ignite a passion for science, technology and math in a dynamic, interactive environment.



 

5. The River Market District:
The east end of downtown Little Rock was once a collection of unused warehouses and forgotten businesses. But today, the Little Rock side of the Arkansas River is brimming with dining and drinking establishments, eclectic shops and outdoor entertainment options during much of the year. Restaurants in the district range from the upscale to the more casual, and the Market itself offers several ethnic food and sandwich outlets.

The night life is thriving in the River Market district. An English-style pub, a draught beer emporium and two warehouse-type bars all remain open until the wee hours of the night. Two dueling piano bars provide lively entertainment as well. Every Tuesday and Saturday, from April through October, area farmers offer fresh produce and area artists display their wares at the River Market.

The River Market overlooks the Arkansas River, and is just a stone's throw from Verizon Arena, North Little Rock's primary public arena. There are plans to connect the two riversides by street car, in the form of the River Rail Street Car Project, which is only a short walk to the Jacimore Building.

 6. Little Rock Library:  Description coming soon.

7. 300 Third Condos:
Situated at the northeast corner of Third and Cumberland, the 300 Third Tower is a landmark structure for residents and downtown visitors as they arrive in the city. Offering residents views of the Arkansas River, the River Market, the Clinton Presidential Library and the downtown skyline, the 300 Third Condos is one of the envied places to live in Little Rock.

  8. The Peabody Hotel:
Perfect for meetings large and small, Little Rock's Peabody Hotel is a favorite for city travelers.  With well-appointed guest rooms, a world-class Italian  steakhouse, elegant ballrooms and meeting spaces, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and the world famous Peabody Ducks, the Peabody Hotel is a great feature to have in the heart of Little Rock.

9. Dickey-Stephens Park:
Home of the Arkansas Travelers minor-league baseball team, Dickey-Stephens Park has become one of the city's chief attractions.   Built just in 2007, the ballpark replaces Ray Winder Field with it's 5,800 person seating capacity. 

10. Verizon Arena:
Since its opening in 1999, Verizon Arena (formerly "Alltel Arena") has succeeded in providing Arkansans with the best in entertainment and convention facilities, making it the premier Arena of choice in Little Rock.  Located on the north side of the Arkansas River, Verizon area conveniently sits 1 mile from the Jacimore Building.