Welcome to Nashville!
City Council
City Council meetings are held the 4th Monday of each month.
Parks & Rec
The Nashville Parks & Recreation Commission manages approximately 165 acres of park land and facilities.
Our commitment to respect and hard work, coupled with the love for our neighbors and deep rooted traditions, is what makes Nashville, Arkansas a special place to call home.
Today
We believe in nurturing growth and innovation while preserving our cultural legacy and promoting local businesses. In Nashville, Arkansas, we strive to enhance the quality of life for all residents, offering a safe, prosperous, and vibrant community where everyone feels welcome. Join us in our journey as we embrace the best of small-town values to build a bright and promising future for all.
& Since 1883
Situated at the base of the Ouachita foothills, Nashville is the county seat of Howard County. Steeped in a rich tapestry of history that reflects the true spirit of the American South, Nashville is named in honor of Francis Nash, a general during the American Revolutionary War. Our charming locale in Southwest Arkansas is known for its history in Peach Farming and the discovery of the largest dinosaur trackway in the world (nearly 10,000 Sauropod footprints).
A Rich History
Over the years, Nashville, Arkansas has proudly retained its small-town values while embracing progress, thus offering a unique blend of historical significance and modern charm.
Home of the Scrappers
Nashville in Pictures:
Photographs submitted by Nashville Residents
