Fun Facts About Hosting a Meeting in Little Rock

Little Rock, Arkansas is a great place to experience some family fun. (Don’t believe us? Click here!). But Little Rock is also a great place to host your next meeting or event. Here are a few reasons why business is a pleasure in Arkansas' capital city:

Great Meeting Venues

How many meetings have you attended that were just hosted in a standard meeting room? Here in Little Rock, we have some unconventional and exciting locations for your next gathering. The ESSE Purse Museum is the only purse museum in the U.S. and one of only two in the entire world. An event at the Little Rock Zoo allows your attendees to get in touch with their wild side.

Located in the heart of downtown, the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (AMFA) is a beautifully reimagined space located in MacArthur Park. From the open-air sculptures to the primary exhibition halls, this museum provides your attendees with an unforgettable ambiance among an esteemed, worldwide art compilation. With exceptional catering and attentive service, AMFA presents boundless possibilities for sophisticated, personalized functions. If your event might go better with a drink in hand, there’s the barrel room at Rock Town Distillery - Arkansas’ first legal distillery since prohibition.

If you need something more traditional, don’t worry, we have you covered there too. Come by Little Rock’s “Front Porch” – The Capital Hotel where they have five different meeting rooms, each with its own kitchen and audio/visual equipment. Of course, Little Rock can also host your large conventions too, with spaces like Robinson Center and the Statehouse Convention Center. We have plenty of room for all of your friends and colleagues.

The Rock Region METRO Streetcar

Perhaps you want to see the sights while still getting work done? Little Rock has you covered there. You can rent a Rock Region METRO Streetcar that will take you through the city’s downtown district. If renting is not within budget, public streetcar ridership is a fun and free way to take in the sights of central Arkansas’ “twin cities” and get to downtown events without having to park.