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Experience

The Clinton Presidential Center’s Exhibitions, Events, & More

Two individuals examine a document on display at the Clinton Presidential Library

NOTICE: The Clinton Center will be closed on Saturday, December 7, and Sunday, December 8, for our 20th Anniversary Celebration. Regular hours will resume on Monday, December 9.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

From interactive exhibits to engaging programs, the Clinton Center offers a lot to see and do. Enjoy our engaging permanent and temporary exhibits, participate in an educational or cultural program, dine at 42 bar and table, shop at the Clinton Museum Store, or explore the Clinton Presidential Park. Tickets to tour the exhibitions can be purchased at the museum. Tickets are not required to dine, shop, or explore the park.

Commanding the Screen

PROGRAMS & EVENTS

Our public programs feature compelling conversations with change makers and influencers as well as events that bring the community together.

20th Anniversary of the Clinton Center

For two decades, the Clinton Center has served as a cornerstone in Central Arkansas – catalyzing billions of dollars in economic impact; welcoming more than 5.2 million visitors from around the world; opening its doors to 510,000 students and educators who visit the Clinton Center at no charge; showcasing more than 60 temporary exhibits; hosting thousands of public and educational programs; and answering the call to serve when crisis hits, such as providing one million meals during COVID-19 in partnership with local and international organizations.

A Conversation with President Bill Clinton and Jesse Tyler Ferguson

ThIS event HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE WALLY ALLEN BALLROOM AT THE STATEHOUSE CONVENTION CENTER.

Beyond The Oval Office: Bill Clinton Reflects on a Changing America

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SUPPORT OUR WORK

Our interactive exhibitions and engaging programs are made possible by donors like you. Your support will help us continue President Clinton’s lifetime commitment to public service.

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Stephanie Streett and Madeleine Albright speak onstage
Etched glass panels that are part of the Anne Frank Tree Installation pictured at sunrise

Photo: Kati Mallory

Mobile App

Our mobile app features exclusive content, including an audio guide narrated by President Clinton, special tours, and fun quizzes. The app is available for download on Apple and Android devices. Wifi is available throughout the Clinton Center.