Shopping

 

Downtown Fort Smith offers a good old-fashioned shopping experience with friendly merchants in a a quaint atmosphere.  Retailers throughout the community pride themselves on individualized, personal service.  Shoppers will find art, beautiful house wares, stylish shoes, bookstores, trendy consignment boutiques, cowboy attire and a variety of charming cafés up and down Garrison Avenue and throughout downtown.

Fort Smith also features an exciting new shopping area called "The Pavilion" near Phoenix Avenue and I-540 with upscale national chain shopping.  If that's not enough, shopping at Central Mall  is just fifteen minutes from downtown.  The region's largest shopping center offers department stores, jewelry and unique gifts.

Remember When Antique Mall
4407 Burrough Road
479-646-2200
This antique mall has over 50 dealers spread out over 10,000 square feet. Mall is open 9:30am-6pm daily and on Sunday from 12:30pm-5pm.
 
Now & Then Shoppe Inc
115 Lecta Avenue

479-783-8022

Greenpointe Specialty Center
4300 Rogers Avenue

Located on Rogers Avenue, a short distance from Central Mall this shopping center has such stores as Talbot's, Saied Music and Kopper-Kettle Candies. 

Maybranch Square
2801 Old Greenwood Road
Located at the South East corner of Old Greenwood Road and Country Club Drive this shopping center has unique shops as The Gourmet Gallery, florist,Gallivanting  ladies apparel, children apparel and more.
 
StoneWood Village Shopping Center
7320 Roger Avenue
Located at the corner of Rogers and 74th Street across from the St. Edward Mercy Hospital.
 
Williamsburg Square Shopping Center
4100 Roger Avenue
Located a short distance from Downtown. This shopping center offers Joni's Linen Mill Outlet, a gift shop and a small restaurant called Williamsburg Kitchen.
 

 

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