Historic Downtown Texarkana is full of wonderful architecture, heritage, and cultural experiences. Check out the points of interest below to plan your visit!

U.S. Post Office and Federal Courthouse

500 N. State Line Avenue
The Arkansas-Texas state line runs right through this 1934 Beaux Arts style building. 

Ace of Clubs House

420 Pine Street
This 1885 Italianate home was allegedly built with poker winnings.

Amtrak/ Union Station

100 E. Front Street
This 1929 train station was once the point of entry for every visitor to Texarkana. 

Arkansas Municipal Auditorium

​216 Walnut Street
Rock -n-Roll legends Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash were one of many who performed at this historic auditorium in its heyday. 

Four States
​Auto Museum 

217 Laurel Street
Established in 2004 in a historic service station, this museum offers a fun trip down memory lane through historic vehicles of the 19th & 20th centuries. 

Front Street
​Festival Plaza

East Broad at Wood Street
Front Street Festival plaza hosts fairs, concerts, cookoffs, and many other community events in the oldest section of Texarkana. The Broad Street entrance features artworks by local artists which depict Texarkana's two city/two state nature and it's cultural  roots. 

​Kidtopia and
Skatetopia

201 Oak Street
Kidtopia offers playground equipment built to represent historic Texarkana landmarks. Skatetopia is a skateboarder's paradise. Best part? They are both free public parks!

Kress Gap

​​116 W. Broad Street
This public space includes murals painted by local artists and serves as a waypoint along historic Broad Street. 

Perot Theatre

221 Main Street
This 1924 Saenger theater is a ​hub of local, national, & international entertainment as well as being home to the Texarkana Symphony.

PJ Ahern House

403 Laurel Street
This 1905 Classical Revival mansion is a remnant of a by-gone era. 

Regional Arts​ Center

​321 W. 4th Street
Experience free exhibitions in year-round. Take in works by local and nationally recognized artists as well as traveling exhibitions.

Silver Moon on Broad

217 W. Broad Street
This unique events venue is located in a former Victorian-era hotel and offers stunning spaces for your event. 
Crossties Event Venue
East Broad Street
Event venue located in three historic buildings reflecting Texarkana's railroad roots. 
The Metro Event Venue
East 3rd Street
This event venue is located in the heart of the Railyard Entertainment District. 

Texarkana
​Public Library

600 W. 3rd Street
Books, programs, activities, computer access, and much much more!
Photographer's Island
500 N. State Line Avenue
Stand with one foot in Arkansas and one foot in Texas for the most unique selfie ever!
Gateway
​Farmer's Market
800 Jefferson Ave. 

offering locally-grown fresh produce, jams, baked goods, and homemade crafts. Open seasonally. 
Texarkana 
Farmer's Market
500 N. State Line Ave. 

Open-air market promoting healthy, locally-grown food and a family-friendly atmosphere. Open seasonally. 

Silver Moon
Children's Theater

217 W. Broad Street

Museum of
​Regional History

219 State Line Avenue
Located in the 1879 Offenhauser Insurance building, this museum offers exhibits related to local and regional heritage.