Friday, March 23, 2012

Weekend with Teens

We are visiting Little Rock in February to attend a concert with two teen girls. Where are good places to eat and shop for teens in Little Rock other than the national chains and usual mall? Anywhere fun to go and visit for teens?



Weekend with Teens


The river market area has serveral unique places to eat, and a small amount of shops, art galleries, ect...



It would be worth checking out.





And In the historic heights area, there are serveral shops, and brownings mexican restaurant, a long time fixture in that area.



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Weekend with Teens


Some shopping streets and a couple of outdoor malls come to mind where you can find a few interesting non-chain stores. Hillcrest is a very fun area. It is a stretch of Kavanaugh Blvd roughly between Walnut and Palm Streets. There is a store my preteen kind of likes there called the Box Turtle near Walnut St, and a casual cafe/coffee place she likes called Laughing Moon (Kavanaugh and Palm). The other stretch of Kavanaugh is called the Heights and it stretches from Cantrell to University (with a several block gap of houses in the middle). My daughter likes a place called Boulevard Bread at Grant and Kavanaugh for morning and lunchtime food and there are some clothing and other shops along there which are real nice. It is definitely worth a walk in good weather- especially between Taylor and Grant. Two outdoor malls are mostly chain but you might like them. One is called Pleasant Ridge and it is out Cantrell just past Rodney Parham and the other is called Midtown and is at Markham and University across from Dillards%26#39;. I would definitely take the kids to the Clinton Presidential Center, regardless of your politics. It is a beautiful building with changing and usually interesting exhibits. The stretch of Clinton Avenue down from the Center in the River Market area, is a nice walk. My preteen%26#39;s favorite restaurant is there, and is called Bosco%26#39;s. If it is a nice day, take a walk on the Big Dam Bridge, the world%26#39;s longest pedestrian/bicycle Bridge, 15 minutes from downtown.




arkansas skatium 1311 S Bowman rd. ice or roller skating. arkansasskatium.com



to see if there are any events in town when you%26#39;re here that they may be interested in, go to: littlerock.com/calendar



therep.org



murrysdinnerplayhouse.com



loonybincomedy.com/lr



list of arcades: littlerockkids.com/fun/arcade.html



they may be a little old for this, but depending on what%26#39;s there when you get here - museum of discovery. www.amod.org



littlerock.com/shopping for a detailed description of shopping areas.



arkansas arts center is a museum and has plays where the actors are children. they were very good last time I went to see a play there. arkarts.com



caracalla spa



one of the shopping areas mentioned before%26#39;s website is: rivermarket.info



imax/planetarium type place: aerospaced.org

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