Arkansas State University offers a diverse range of venues and events, including a
major sports and concert arena, an equine center that hosts barrel races, horse shows,
and horse boarding, and a vibrant farmers market. The campus also features an art
museum and a state-of-the-art performance facility that presents theatre productions,
orchestra concerts, and other cultural events.
The Aggie Market was among the first facilities licensed by the Arkansas Meat Inspection
Program, which was authorized by Act 418 of 2021 and finalized through a cooperative
agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service.
The market is stocked with products made by students in a state-of-the-art processing
facility located on the campus of Arkansas State University.
Bill and Alice Nix Farm Day is an immersive, family-friendly event that brings agriculture
to life for students and community members. Visitors explore interactive demonstrations,
meet farm animals, and learn how modern farming practices sustain our region—showcasing
A-State’s commitment to agricultural education and community outreach.
The Bradbury Art Museum is A-State’s premier visual arts venue, featuring contemporary
exhibitions, regional works, and student showcases that inspire creativity and cultural
engagement. Through free public programming, gallery talks, and rotating exhibits,
the museum enriches the artistic landscape of Northeast Arkansas and invites the community
to experience the power of art.
A-State’s Equine Center serves as a dynamic hub for education, training, and outreach
in equine science. The facility hosts classes, clinics, riding lessons, and community
events that promote responsible horsemanship and support the region’s strong equestrian
culture, while providing students with hands-on, career-ready experiences.
First National Bank Arena is the region’s largest multipurpose venue, hosting everything
from Division I athletics and major concerts to community events, conferences, and
graduation ceremonies. Its flexible, high-capacity space makes it a gathering point
for the entire region and a centerpiece of A-State’s public outreach.
The Fowler Center is the cultural heart of campus, presenting world-class performances
in music, theater, and dance through its acclaimed presenting series and state-of-the-art
performance halls. By bringing renowned artists and diverse programming to Northeast
Arkansas, the center expands access to the arts and enriches the community’s cultural
life.
The Judd Hill Farmers’ Market offers a vibrant, open-air shopping experience showcasing
locally grown produce, baked goods, and handcrafted items from regional vendors. Operated
in partnership with A-State, the market supports local agriculture, promotes healthy
living, and provides a welcoming weekly gathering place for families across the community.
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