Chaffee Crossing Historic District

06/01/2026

We had such a blast at the Arkansas Air and Military Museum Warbird Weekend! Thank you to everyone who popped by our booth!

06/01/2026

🌿 We are so grateful to the Arkansas River Valley Master "Gardeners On The Go" for helping beautify the Chaffee Crossing Veterans Memorial. Your time and talent truly make a lasting difference! ❤️

05/28/2026

🎶 CALLING ALL MUSICIANS & LOCAL TALENT 🎶

Do you want to perform at the Chaffee Crossing Food & Artisan Market? We’re looking for local performers to be part of this season’s market experience!

Our markets are all about community and creating a fun atmosphere for visitors of all ages — and live music makes it even better.

🫧Interested in performing? Contact 479-651-9917 to learn more!

We are thankful for Choctaw Casino and Resort-Pocola, Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority, AT&T, Harps Food Stores, and Bin-Tec for sponsoring these wonderful markets! 😄

05/25/2026

With today being Memorial Day we wanted to highlight a treasure we have our in archives. This 48 Gold Star Casket Flag was graciously donated by John Wilson. After the landings at Normandy & the liberation of Paris, the French people wanted to pay respects to the families of the fallen. The French knew of the tradition to hang a Gold Star flag in the window to symbolize that a loved one who resided there has fallen. They thought it was an American flag with gold stars. French clothing manufacturers produced these & shipped them to the states. This act of kindness serves as a reminder that freedom is not free. We remember those who have fallen while serving our nation’s military & our hearts are with their families today. ⭐️

05/24/2026

Did you know the differences between each holiday?

05/23/2026

🤔 Looking for something to do today?

The Chaffee Barbershop and Military Museum is open until 4:00 PM! Stop by to explore Fort Chaffee’s history and do a little shopping while you’re here.

📍 7313 Terry Street, Fort Smith, AR

05/22/2026

It’s & we wanted to highlight our history from 51 years ago when we served as a refugee resettlement camp after the fall of Saigon. One of those families who returned years later has a heartfelt message.

Our parents, Tuong & Mich Nguyen, escaped communism after the fall of Vietnam and landed in Guam. Soon after, we arrived in Fort Chaffee and stayed here between May 1975 - October 1975. We are blessed for the opportunity to visit our place of refuge over 50 years later. We are forever grateful to all the volunteers at Camp Fort Chaffee since 1975 for receiving us with open arms. God bless America.

05/19/2026

05/16/2026

"Kilroy was here" has been found at theChaffee Crossing Food & Artisan Market!!! Thanks to everyone who participated. 😎