Magnolia Holidays

This urban oasis spans nearly a full city block with vine-covered pergolas and winding paths. Relax by the water feature in the meditation garden surrounded by diverse native and nonnative plantings.

Built during the Depression era, this classical Greek Amphitheatre features concrete bleachers facing a column-adorned stage. Experience a piece of Arkansas architectural history.

Southside Park features basketball courts and football fields in Magnolia. Enjoy peaceful picnics in designated areas or join the annual June festival for local community spirit.

After visiting Magnolia City Hall, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Magnolia. Stroll along the lakeside or discover the area's waterfalls.

Magale Library serves as SAU's academic hub with extensive research resources and study spaces. Visitors can access public computers and Wi-Fi while enjoying the quiet atmosphere perfect for focused learning.

This 300-yard practice facility serves both SAU's golf teams and the local community with daily access. Visitors can purchase ball buckets via card payment, while university students enjoy complimentary use.

This community hub houses over 140,000 volumes in a welcoming space with comfortable reading areas. Weekday mornings offer the quietest atmosphere for browsing the extensive collection or using the free Wi-Fi.

The 1949 Cameo Theatre displays striking Art Deco architecture with its distinctive neon sign and Magnolia flower murals. Though closed, architecture enthusiasts can admire its historic exterior in city centre Magnolia.