This is the tour, with a more lascivious side of Argenta history, as well as stops in a couple of bars with a haunted history, for some spirits of your own and a unique form of entertainment.

We will be going into two of the haunted locations and doing some seance work in the style of Victorian seance mediums. Maybe something or someone will join us?

This two hour ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed? You will learn about the original buildings, most of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. There have definitely been some unusual things happen at the seance as well. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet at the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

In the event that is simply too cold or rainy, the event will still happen, but we will go to three or more indoor spots to tell the stories and enjoy the entertainment.

This one and a half hour walking ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed?

You will learn about the original buildings, some of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet on the sidewalk in front of the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge in Argenta, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

ALL OF OUR TOUR GUIDES ARE VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. THEY WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. YOU CAN KEEP SOCIALLY DISTANCED IF YOU PREFER.

Tanya Hollifeld will have a solo exhibition, “Janet,” at ACANSA Gallery at 413A Main Street in North Little Rock from October 15 – November 10.

From Tanya Hollifield: “Janet” is a story about both finding new inspiration during a time of isolation and my obsession with one particular muse for 52+ weeks. Even though I drew primarily one model the last 12+ months, I drew many a chracter that she became through the drawing sessions produced by Drawing Cabaret Couture. The dynamic duo of Janet Mayer (model and cabaret dancer) and partner Matthew Lawrence (stage designer and camera man) have brought the designs of many famous and emerging fashion designers along with extensive staging and a soundtrack that drew artists around the world into another world through each Zoom session.”

Join Rock Town River Outfitters for its annual Halloween Sunset Float on October 28. Grab yourself a friend and put on a silly costume to come float the Arkansas River.

Call 501-831-0548 to book.

This one and a half hour walking ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed?

You will learn about the original buildings, some of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet on the sidewalk in front of the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge in Argenta, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

ALL OF OUR TOUR GUIDES ARE VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. THEY WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. YOU CAN KEEP SOCIALLY DISTANCED IF YOU PREFER.

This is the tour, with a more lascivious side of Argenta history, as well as stops in a couple of bars with a haunted history, for some spirits of your own and a unique form of entertainment.

We will be going into two of the haunted locations and doing some seance work in the style of Victorian seance mediums. Maybe something or someone will join us?

This two hour ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed? You will learn about the original buildings, most of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. There have definitely been some unusual things happen at the seance as well. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet at the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

In the event that is simply too cold or rainy, the event will still happen, but we will go to three or more indoor spots to tell the stories and enjoy the entertainment.

Tanya Hollifeld will have a solo exhibition, “Janet,” at ACANSA Gallery at 413A Main Street in North Little Rock from October 15 – November 10.

From Tanya Hollifield: “Janet” is a story about both finding new inspiration during a time of isolation and my obsession with one particular muse for 52+ weeks. Even though I drew primarily one model the last 12+ months, I drew many a chracter that she became through the drawing sessions produced by Drawing Cabaret Couture. The dynamic duo of Janet Mayer (model and cabaret dancer) and partner Matthew Lawrence (stage designer and camera man) have brought the designs of many famous and emerging fashion designers along with extensive staging and a soundtrack that drew artists around the world into another world through each Zoom session.”

This one and a half hour walking ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed?

You will learn about the original buildings, some of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet on the sidewalk in front of the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge in Argenta, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

ALL OF OUR TOUR GUIDES ARE VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. THEY WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. YOU CAN KEEP SOCIALLY DISTANCED IF YOU PREFER.

Presented by Simmons Bank, benefiting the Home for Healing.

Monster Bash 2021 will be held Friday, October 29, at The Venue at Westwind.

General Admission: $50 per person

VIP: $100 per person

Little Rock’s biggest Halloween costume party fundraiser, Monster Bash is an eerie evening full of silent auctions, devilish drinks hors d’ouevres, dancing and monstrous musical entertainment.

LOOK AT OUR SHORTS! will be at The Joint Theater in North Little Rock Fridays  August 27 – November 19.

It’s a night of short, funny, original comedy sketches, sprinkled with bogus commercials and lots of funny music. And, just to make sure the laughs never stop, it’s all sponsored by everybody’s favorite furniture salesman, Uncle Dan! So get ready for a night of non-stop laughter when you take a look at The Main Thing’s shorts!

Masks are required at all times unless you are seated.

Keith Savage will play at Four Quarter Bar in North Little Rock on Friday, October 29, 9 p.m.

$7 cover

The Argenta Farmers Market is located in the historic Argenta Arts District of downtown North Little Rock, Arkansas. Previously know as the Dogtown Farmers Market, the name change reflects the collaboration between business owners, the market vendors and the Argenta Downtown Council and our commitment to promote a healthy and growing community. Within walking distance of downtown restaurants, the Farmers Market is a fun Saturday morning activity in North Little Rock. The Argenta Farmers Market will be open from 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 1, at the new Argenta Plaza (510 Main Street) with fresh produce in season, including locally-grown vegetables, fruit, flowers, pasture-raised meat, poultry and dairy, and locally produced jams, jellies, bread, and candy, and more. More information about the Argenta Farmers Market can be found here.

Join NLR Wildcat Nutrition at 3809 MacArthur Drive in North Little Rock on Saturday, October 30, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. for its grand opening. Door prizes, samples of shakes, free fit camps and kids activities.

The Filling Station NLR at 3623 JFK Boulevard will host a Park Hill Pop Up noon to 5 p.m. and Park Hill Palooza Music Festival noon to 9 p.m. on Saturday, October 30.

Shop a variety of local artisans, crafters, delicious eats, food trucks and farmers market-type vendors.

Live music will include: Cherise Martini, Suzanne Michell and Fred Wilson, James Kersey, Skye and Howard, Gray Matter, Harrisong, Jason Lee Hale, Missy Harris and the Missfits and Josh Parks Band

This one and a half hour walking ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed?

You will learn about the original buildings, some of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet on the sidewalk in front of the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge in Argenta, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

ALL OF OUR TOUR GUIDES ARE VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. THEY WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. YOU CAN KEEP SOCIALLY DISTANCED IF YOU PREFER.

We’ve got Comedy Night at The Joint Theater in North Little Rock on Saturdays starting at 8 p.m.

This is a two-part show featuring Stand-Up Comedy followed by Improv Comedy!

We will have Drink Specials all night!

Masks required unless you are seated.

COMEDIANS SOMMORE, LAVELL CRAWFORD, EARTHQUAKE AND GARY OWEN COMING TO SIMMONS BANK ARENA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 @ 8:00PM

TICKET PRICES:  $63, $79 and $103

(plus applicable service charges)

Tickets available at the Simmons Bank Arena box office and at Ticketmaster.com.

Website: www.garyowen.com  Facebook: @GaryOwen  Twitter: @garyowencomedy  Instagram: @garyowencomedy

The undisputed Queen of Comedy, Sommore, is set to rule the stage as she hosts the Festival of Laughs at Simmons Bank Arena in Little Rock on October 30 at 8 p.m. Sommore will lead the evening with some of comedy’s most talented and sought-after entertainers, including Lavell Crawford, Earthquake and Gary Owen. Tickets go on sale to the general public July 23 at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster.com. The all-star lineup will be sure to deliver side-busting, non-stop laughter for a memorable night of comedy!

The Festival of Laughs Tour is presented by North American Entertainment Group Inc., one of the leading independent promoters of entertainment tours and live events in the United States.

The Crumbs will play “The Rocky Horror Pickin’ Show” at Four Quarter Bar on October 30, 9 p.m. Bluegrass rendition of your favorite cult classic.

This one and a half hour walking ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed?

You will learn about the original buildings, some of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet on the sidewalk in front of the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge in Argenta, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

ALL OF OUR TOUR GUIDES ARE VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. THEY WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. YOU CAN KEEP SOCIALLY DISTANCED IF YOU PREFER.

This one and a half hour walking ghost tour will tell the stories of Argenta’s history from the time of its founding through the rebirth and revival. How was Argenta founded? Why do some think it was cursed?

You will learn about the original buildings, some of which still stand, the stories connected to those buildings and the inhabitants, some of whom never left.

You will hear the story of Anastasia, who still haunts a location. See photos of the Argenta Devil. Another place has an unknown entity who has his favorite spot from which he never moves. You will visit the locations where the Argenta Race Riots happened and stand in the places where history was made.

We can’t guarantee you will see a ghost, but we have some pretty interesting photographs that people have captured and even a reportedly haunted artifact. You never know what you may see!

THIS IS A WALKING TOUR, SO PLEASE DRESS APPROPRIATELY.

We will meet on the sidewalk in front of the gazebo at the foot of the Main Street Bridge in Argenta, at the intersection of Washington and Main, at the back of the US Bank building at Faucette Park. The tour will start promptly and we will leave from there.

ALL OF OUR TOUR GUIDES ARE VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. THEY WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. YOU CAN KEEP SOCIALLY DISTANCED IF YOU PREFER.