four states auto museum

Do you love cars? Antique cars, fast cars, cool cars you will see that and more at this year's Fall Car Show Saturday, October 30 at the Four States Auto Museum in downtown Texarkana.

Tonight is the night for a Cruise-In at "Reggie's Burgers, Dogs and Fries" on N. State Line Ave. sponsored by the Texarkana Auto Museum.

Fall is in the air and with the cooler temperatures, it is so nice to throw on a sweatshirt and enjoy the weather. This Saturday, October 28 it's the Fall Car Show and Swap Meet, but there will be Halloween activities for the kids too. It all takes place at the Four States Auto Museum located at 217 Laurel Street in downtown Texarkana.

This year marks the 40th anniversary the movie 'Smokey and The Bandit' hit theaters. So, of course there is no better way to celebrate than with a welcoming party for the Bandit Run this Saturday, June 17 from 10AM-3PM in Texarkana behind the Four States Auto Museum in downtown Texarkana.

Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 17, 2017 as the Four States Auto Museum welcomes the annual Bandit Run to downtown Texarkana.

Everyone loves a great car show right? Well, get ready for the 12th Annual Spring Car Show on Saturday, May 13 at 217 Laurel Street. This show will be celebrating the 50th year of the Camaro 1967-2017 and will be in conjunction with the City of Texarkana, Arkansas 'Railfest' that day.

Do you use TripAdvisor.com? I do. Every time I go out of town I am looking on that site to get an inside look at my destination and things to do there. Ever wonder what it says about Texarkana?

Downtown was alive with folks of all ages this last weekend. There were people and activities everywhere all day and into the night. Take a look at this video...

The Four States Auto Museum final Cruise Night for this year will feature a Trunk or Treat. The event will be held on Friday October 18 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Four States Auto Museum at 217 Laurel Street in Downtown Texarkana, Arkansas...

Do you like old classic cars and trucks? I don't know how you feel when it comes to vintage-type automobiles but there is something unique and nostalgic about climbing behind a car that's been restored to it's original beauty. It's part of our American heritage to see and remember a car the way it was when it came off the assembly line years ago.