The beauty of the 1836 Club has always been the ability to transform itself into what the members are needing at any given time. Day-to-day it is a great place to stop off for a quiet drink and grab dinner, but it can be a place to hold a private business meeting, a place to […]
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Low Ivy Catering is offering a great lineup of holiday sides including an option to just get a little of everything. Orders are due by November 23rd, pickup is on the 27th. The full menu is here. 42 Bar and Table has a great lineup including three different turkey options, 2 different dressings and a ton
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We are teaming up with the Little Rock Trojans for the inaugural Eat Local/Ball Local event tomorrow night at the Jack Stephen’s Center while the Trojan Women take on LSU for the home opener. Since the branding of the Trojans as “Little Rock’s Team” several years ago, we have worked with them to bring more
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The owners of At the Corner announced today their newest project, Henrietta’s, that will be in the former Andina Cafe located on the corner of 3rd street and River Market Avenue. Co-Owner Helen Grace King says the restaurant “will focus on unique ways to incorporate lush harvest and vegetation into modern plates & drinks for
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A proposal with strong support is circulating to name 12th street in Little Rock to John W. Walker Boulevard in honor of the late state representative as well as an area school. The movement was started by the Little Rock chapter of the NAACP in their November executive committee meeting. The proposal states: “It was
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Teachers in Little Rock Public Schools are planning a one day strike this Thursday, November 14th, in response to the decertification of the Little Rock Education Association (LREA) and the ongoing battle with the Arkansas Board of Education. The State Board of Education, which currently controls the Little Rock schools, voted to end the contract
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Community Bakery has been a neighborhood staple of south Main street long before SoMa was even a thing, it opened up on Main in 1952 after spending the first couple of years in Rose City. They produce fantastic bread used by restaurants all over the city, delicious pastries and cakes sold in house, and a
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There is a certain charm about breweries outside of the major metropolitan areas of the state. It feels like a boozy pilgrimage to go visit places like Prestonrose, Gravity BrewWorks, Slate Rock, and others that exist in little pockets of the state. It is an adventure that the breweries in Little Rock and NWA can’t
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Copper Grill will see new ownership starting tomorrow (November 1) with former Cajun’s Wharf general manager Dan Kovach along with business partner Lelan Stice. Copper Grill was opened in 2007 in the first floor of the 300 Third Tower, during the condo growth of the period, by experienced restauranteur Mary Beth Ringgold. The restaurant leaned
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I’ve visited a number of event venues in the Little Rock area, many offering a secluded, rustic retreat for your event. That seems to always be code for a long drive out of the city. Rusty Tractor Vineyards and their event space Sunset Lodge is a quick 15 minutes from downtown, yet offers the experience
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