Argenta Community Theater

Argenta Contemporary Theatre — formerly Argenta Community Theater — occupies a cluster of historic storefronts along Main Street in the Argenta Arts District of North Little Rock, Arkansas. Founded in 2010 and rebranded in 2024, the theater is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing the performing arts through performance, education, and community collaboration. The venue offers three distinct rental spaces. The Sally Riggs Insalaco Theater, the main stage, seats 160–170 guests and accommodates up to 250 for standing receptions; it is equipped with professional stage lighting, an audio system, projection capabilities, and flexible seating configurations. The Sharon Heflin Performing Arts Center — known as ACT II, located at 315 Main Street — is an intimate black box space seating up to 80 guests and accommodating 150 standing, with a catering kitchen and bar service. The Judy Kohn Tennenbaum Lobby and Gwatney VIP Lounge rounds out the rental offerings, suited for cocktail receptions, networking events, and private gatherings with a bar service and modern theater aesthetic. Situated in the heart of the Argenta Historic District, the theater is ADA accessible and surrounded by a walkable downtown with dining and local attractions nearby.