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Robinson Center

One of two city-owned convention centers, connected to the Doubletree Hotel and anchored by the 2,609-seat Robinson Center Music Hall, home to traveling Broadway productions, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, and Ballet Arkansas.

Address: Markham and Broadway
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Mon-Sat 9AM-5PM, Sun 1-5PMFree
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Gazette Building
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Statehouse Convention Center
Markham and Scott. The second city-owned convention center, adjoins the Peabody Hotel.
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Historic Arkansas Museum
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Guided tours: adults $2.50, children $1