Fayetteville,
Arkansas
Downtown
Dickson
Street - the short run of bars and restaurants and other hotspots stretching
from the edge of campus on one end, to a cluster of churches at the other.
The "heartbeat" of the city, and perhaps its best known attraction.
Dickson Street is a popular destination for motorcyclists year 'round, but especially so in the milder weather. In the fall, there is the "Bikes, Blues, and BBQ" week. See their site at: http://www.bikesbluesandbbq.org/
For photos from the 2006 rally, click here
The old railroad depot. The local Bank of Fayetteville has a branch in the converted passenger car and caboose, at the railroad crossing on Dickson Street. The Walton Performing Arts Center is across the street.
And
just off Dickson Street, life can be simpler and quieter.
But
Dickson street is not just about food and fun, bars and music; there is
also the Dickson Street Book Store.
Common
Grounds, the Dickson Street Coffee House where we spent a great deal of
time, and folks read their purchases from the Book Store..