Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts
No admission feeSee drawings by Rembrandt, Degas and Picasso and a gallery of Paul Signac watercolors in a free art museum rebuilt by Studio Gang in MacArthur Park.

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Little Rock museum showing African American history and culture in Arkansas, with a renovated permanent gallery.
501 W. Ninth Street, Little Rock, AR 72201 · Little Rock, AR
The center presents Arkansas Black history through a newly renovated permanent gallery with interactive exhibits and technology. Visitors can walk Ninth Street to learn about Black-owned businesses and the Mosaic Templars organization, hear recorded personal accounts of life in the segregated South, and see the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame on the third floor. It also offers research help and member and gravestone records.
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