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Shades of Spring
Fashion Goes Floral
Outdoor Chic
Heart of the Ozarks
Make Harrison, Mountain Home or Mountain View your home base while you savor the breathtaking lakes and rivers of north central Arkansas. Clustered together within a short drive of each other, the cities offer an array of charming shopping, dining and lodging options that will make your getaway a truly memorable experience.
Where to Shop
Harrison
Frenzy
105 W. Rush St.
(870) 741-0926
www.frenzy-fashions.com
This exciting new addition to the downtown square features trendy and affordable new fashions—clothing, shoes, jewelry and handbags—and a friendly staff that works hard to guarantee a pleasurable shopping experience.
Lefler’s
101 N. Main St.
(870) 741-2375
Lefler’s offers stylish staples like P.J. Salvage pajamas, Citizens of Humanity jeans and Big Buddha handbags, as well as Clinique and Estee Lauder cosmetics.
Shelby’s
215 N. Main St.
(870) 741-5309
www.shopshelbys.com
Stop by this 7,500-square-foot mainstay for bath and body products, kitchen gadgets, cookware and much more. Baby and bridal registry available.
Mountain Home
Carter’s Jewel Chest
860 Hwy. 62 E., Ste. 1
(870) 425-7070
www.cartersjewelchest.net
Carter’s specializes in fine diamonds and jewelry, including Hearts on Fire, Alwand Vahan and Chamilia, as well as CAD/CAM custom designs, with three gemologists on staff to help you through the decision-making process. (Ask about the incredible Pray for Rain program, which covers the cost of your ring if your wedding is rained out!)
Posh Boutique
40 Plaza Way, Ste. 10
(870) 405-8996
This ultra-hip boutique stocks brands like Heart and Crowns, BCBG and Michael Stars, and a large selection of high-end jeans from Rock & Republic, 7 For All Mankind, Citizens of Humanity and more.
Robin’s Nest
105 E. 7th St.
(870) 424-4861
www.anestofyourown.com
Helping new brides and new mothers build a nest of their own, this enchanting shop offers bridal and baby gift registry and delights with lines like Noritake, Wedgwood, Vera Wang, Lenox and Casafina.
Sheid’s Fine Furniture
10 E. 9th St.
(870) 425-5165
www.sheids.com
Founded in 1940, this family-owned, 60,000-square-foot store merges quality with affordability through its impressively large selection of home furnishings.
Mountain View
Arkansas Craft Gallery
104 W. Main St.
(870) 269-4120
www.arkansascraftguild.org
Browse traditional and contemporary crafts made exclusively by the nearly 200 Arkansas Craft Guild member artists.
Stone Country Iron Works
408 Ironworks Dr.
(870) 269-8108
www.stoneiron.com
Iron Works has been creating high-end, hand-forged iron furniture and accessories for 30 years, offering everything from beds and seating to lighting and hardware.
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Colorful Combinations
Canvas Color
Color reigns in artist Barry Thomas’ West Little Rock studio, with bright dabs of paint covering nearly every surface. An Impressionist painter, Thomas knows the impact of color. Similar to Claude Monet, one of the founders of Impressionism, Thomas excludes browns and blacks from all his work. The result: vibrant canvases that reflect the purest hues and colors.
Color reigns in artist Barry Thomas’ West Little Rock studio, with bright dabs of paint covering nearly every surface. An Impressionist painter, Thomas knows the impact of color. Similar to Claude Monet, one of the founders of Impressionism, Thomas excludes browns and blacks from all his work. The result: vibrant canvases that reflect the purest hues and colors.
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Northwest for the New Year
In the four-plus decades since Sam Walton began his discount retailing business in the northern corner of the state, the cities of Bentonville and Rogers have grown and diversified to fit the changing economy. Now, they offer a rare mix of historic charm with refurbished downtowns and modern amenities with top-notch restaurants, hotels and shopping. Pack your bags for a long weekend getaway and enjoy the best of both worlds.
Friday Afternoon and Evening
Start your trip with a step back in time at Bentonville’s downtown square. Refresh yourself with a snack at the neighborhood-favorite Station Café (111 N. Main St., 479- 273-1343), and then head next door to B. LaRue (109 N. Main St., 479-464-9977) for an eclectic array of gifts and home décor items. Travel around the neighboring streets for an assortment of other home furnishings shops: For Me and My House (112 S.E. A St., 479-273-2519, www.formeandmyhousear.com), Cottage of Bentonville (116 W. Central Ave., 479-254-0974), Ideas Antique & Modern Décor (118 W. Central Ave., 479-268-3900 (www.ideasantiquedecor.com) and Bloom (120 W. Central Ave., 479-273-1190).
Downtown Bentonville is home to several museums as well. If time permits, check out: Crystal Bridges at the Massey (125 W. Central Ave., 479-418-5700, www.massey.crystalbridges.org), a satellite location housed in an ornate, circa 1908 building while the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is being constructed; the Walmart Visitors’ Center (105 N. Main St., 479-273-1329, www.walmartstores.com); or the new Museum of Native American Artifacts (202 S.W. O St., 479-273-2456, www.museumofnativeamericanartifacts.org).
Complete your tour of downtown with dinner at Table Mesa Bistro (108 E. Central Ave., 479-715-6706, www.tablemesabistro.com), known for modern Latin cuisine, and then head down the highway to check into your weekend home-away-from-home, the Aloft hotel (1103 S. 52nd St., 479-268-6799, www.starwoodhotels.com). Featuring loft-like guest rooms, a buzzing bar scene in the open lobby and industrial design elements throughout, the hotel promises to be a contemporary retreat.
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Kitchen Couture
Holiday Wish List
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