Arkansas Razorback Shop to Hold Grand Opening Sept. 1 in Little Rock
In case you didn't already know, the U of A bookstore team is expanding their store locations and are having the grand opening for their brand new store in Little Rock this week!
"We wanted to wait until the perfect time and we figured, what day would be better than the first football game of the year," said Darwin Adams, marketing director for the University of Arkansas Bookstore. "If you aren't at the football stadium that day come out and celebrate with us at our new location during our ribbon-cutting ceremony. We will be handing out a bunch of free items, and we will also be hosting a giveway that day!"
The new store location will be 11201 Bass Pro Drive in Little Rock.
Follow the U of A Bookstore's social media pages to stay in touch for more details and updates!
A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be at 9:55 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 1.
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Darwin D. Adams, marketing director
U of A Bookstore
870-483-3245,
ddadams@uark.edu
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