The $11.75 million, 20,000-square-foot space will open in September, a little over a year after construction began.
Stella Boyle Smith Music Center
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A sneak peek at Arkansas Symphony Orchestra’s future headquarters
Eight months after breaking ground on their new headquarters in the East Village, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra invited members of the media to the Stella Boyle Smith Music Center for a “hard hat” tour.
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ASO celebrates construction milestone on Stella Boyle Smith Music Center
Scheduled to open this fall, the Stella Boyle Smith Music Center now has a complete frame. Symphony supporters and leaders gathered today to sign the building’s final structural beams.
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Arkansas Symphony Orchestra breaks ground on Stella Boyle Smith Music Center
The facility — an $11.75 million, 20,000 square foot building — will be the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra’s first permanent headquarters since it was incorporated in 1966. The Stella Boyle Smith Center is expected to open in Sept. 2024.
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Geoff Robson selected as new symphony conductor after four-year search
After auditioning guest conductors from far-flung symphonies during its four-year search for a new director, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra picked a candidate from its own home team.
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Artspace and Windgate team up on $36 million artist colony in East Village
Here comes the ArtSpace Windgate Campus — a $36 million, 94,000-square-foot, 60-unit facility coming to the East Village area of Little Rock.
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$1.5 million from Windgate for Arkansas Symphony Orchestra’s new community music center
A major boost for the symphony’s plans to build a community music center on the grounds of Heifer International in downtown Little Rock.
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Arkansas Symphony Orchestra announces new $9 million facility on grounds of Heifer International
Following a short performance from its Quapaw Quartet, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra announced this morning in a press conference at the Clinton Presidential Center that it would be moving from its 25-year home in Byrne Hall to a new facility on the grounds of Heifer International in downtown Little Rock.