Get to know Alma

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Alma is a community built on connection, growth, and opportunity. Positioned at the crossroads of Interstate 40 and Interstate 49, the city combines a strong economic foundation with a business-friendly environment, making it a strategic destination for investment, commerce, and quality living.

Lake Alma

One of Alma’s most popular outdoor destinations, offering fishing, hiking, mountain biking, disc golf, and scenic overlooks. The surrounding trail system is a favorite among locals.

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Popeye Park

Although Alma no longer brands itself as the “Spinach Capital of the World,” the Popeye statue remains a fun downtown landmark that celebrates the city’s agricultural heritage.

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Skokos Performing Arts Center

A beautiful venue hosting concerts, theatrical performances, community events, and art exhibits throughout the year.

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Alma Aquatic Park

A popular seasonal destination with waterslides, pools, and family-friendly amenities located within Alma City Park.

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A to Z

A unique shopping destination that’s well known throughout western Arkansas for its eclectic selection of antiques, gifts, home décor, and collectibles.

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The Front Porch Theater

A local venue featuring live country, bluegrass, and gospel music, giving visitors an authentic small-town entertainment experience.

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A whole lot of history

1874

Alma Incorporates

Alma officially incorporates, naming W.P. Brown as the city’s first mayor.

1888

Canning Industry Begins

The Alma Canning and Evaporating Company is established, launching the agricultural processing industry that would shape the city’s economy for decades.