Stadium Reviews

Taking in a baseball game at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale is a great idea for the whole family.

A trip to Dickey-Stephens Park to see the Arkansas Travelers is a great way to spend a summer evening or weekend afternoon.

Bud Walton Arena is home to the University of Arkansas Razorbacks men’s basketball program

The athletic programs at UALR are known as the Trojans. The Trojans formerly competed in the Sun Belt Conference but switched to the Ohio Va

Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium originally opened as University Stadium on September 24, 1938, with capacity for 13,500 spectators.

The Bears call First Security Field at Estes Stadium their home field. The on-campus venue opened in 1939.

The Arkansas Razorbacks compete in the Southeastern Conference. They play their home games at Baum-Walker Stadium at George Cole Field.

At First National Bank Arena, the school band starts getting the fans into the game with an array of songs well before tipoff.

The Farris Center is the home of the University of Central Arkansas Bears basketball program. The arena opened in Jan 1972 and seats 6,000.

There is a lot of pride in the Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field grandstands for the Red Wolves baseball team.

The Golden Lions play in H.O. Clemmons Arena, part of the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Complex on campus.

In 2000, the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff opened their new 16,000-seat stadium known as Golden Lion Stadium.

A game at Gary Hogan Field remains a high value — especially for baseball purists who are mainly interested in watching Division I baseball.

When it comes to its athletic facilities, the University of Central Arkansas certainly is not afraid to dance to its own beat.