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MORE THAN
Meets
THE EYE
A City on the Move
The largest city in southeast Arkansas and the tenth-largest city in the state, Pine Bluff sits astride Interstate 530 and U. S. Highway 65 on the banks of the Arkansas River. Located just 42 miles southeast of Little Rock and 100 miles upstream of the river’s confluence with the Mississippi River, the city is situated in the Southeast section of the Arkansas Delta straddling the Arkansas Timberlands region to its west. Pine Bluff is home to Southeast Arkansas College and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, one of the 104 Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the nation.
— SPORTS —
Play Your Game
When it comes to sporting events, Pine Bluff scores with dozens of opportunities for recreation. Some venues are open to public while others are available for use by event organizers.
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Parks and Family- Friendly Recreational Areas
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Buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
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of Connections to Historically Significant People & Events
Making History
Looking for a few quick historical facts about Pine Bluff? Try these:
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YOU THINK YOU KNOW
ABOUT PINE BLUFF,
there's more.
Beyond
THE PARKS, THE BAYOUS, AND THE
MIGHTY ARKANSAS RIVER,
beyond everything
SOUTHERN CUISINE
It's a Delta Thing.
In Pine Bluff, southern cuisine isn’t just an item on a menu, it’s a way of life. Find dozens of interpretations of delicious Delta favorites—plus every other kind of food you love—in Pine Bluff’s restaurants and diners.
Your Room
IS WAITING
From national chains to a historic bed & breakfast — no matter what your budget, there’s an accommodation that’s right for you.
LET PINE BLUFF'S
History & Culture
INSPIRE YOU
Pine Bluff is a treasure trove of untold stories, especially about the African American experience. If you’ve ever wanted to dig deeper into this compelling topic, Pine Bluff is a great place to start. Begin your journey here.
The number of visitors is to Pine Bluff is growing each year. What’s the draw? The reasons are as varied as the visitors themselves. Many come for events and then stay a few extra days to explore. Music buffs come because Pine Bluff is ground zero for blues history. Civil War enthusiasts come to learn about the Battle of Pine Bluff. Families mix education with fun at the city’s museums, exhibits, and events. African Americans arrive by the busload to take in the city’s museums and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff’s Museum & Cultural Center. Civil Rights Trail tour groups come to learn about the city’s prominent role during Reconstruction, the Jim Crow era, and the fight for Civil Rights.
Who Visits Pine Bluff?
