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DISCOVER
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Discover Conway
No one descriptor can contain this central Arkansas town
WRITER STEPHANIE MAXWELL NEWTON PHOTOGRAPHER MOLLY ANNE SANDEFUR
A larger-than-life monarch butterfly takes flight in a mural painted by artist Jessica Jones at the corner of North and Front streets.
Conway’s Classic Touch
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Come for cycling. Discover Arkansas history.
Explore the historic Cadron Settlement Park on your mountain bike.
No matter what brings you to Conway, Arkansas, you’re bound to discover something else that makes you want to stay. Conway is a growing city with a thriving downtown, a flourishing arts scene, and awe-inspiring natural beauty. Its visible sense of community will make you feel right at home. Its hidden gems will leave you wanting to explore.
Conway. Full of possibilities.
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Located downtown in Simon Park, "Aurora Rising" was painted in 2007 by UCA alumnus Morton Brown.
For years, Conway has been known as the City of Colleges, thanks to the three institutions of higher education based there: the University of Central Arkansas, Hendrix College, and Central Baptist College. However, recent visits to the town 30 miles north of Little Rock have us ready to add a few other options for Conway’s nickname. How about the City of Coffee?
With BLUE SAIL COFFEE, ZETÊO, ROUND MOUNTAIN, T.H.I.N.K. COFFEE, and now a location of Northwest Arkansas’s 7BREW opening soon, there’s more than enough local java for every student in the city.
Another moniker we’ll propose is the City of Creativity. Conway boasts the BAUM GALLERY OF FINE ART, a museum for the visual arts on UCA’s campus that often shows touring exhibitions in addition to student work. It is also the headquarters for the ARKANSAS SHAKESPEARE THEATRE, the state’s only professional Shakespeare company, which performs work by the Bard (and other popular plays and musicals) every summer. Simply take a walk downtown and you’ll find new murals springing to life from old buildings’ walls, a sign that the city is always changing—and often defying definition. Read on for more of our favorite spots to shop, dine, and visit in Conway.