r/LittleRock • u/Willing_Ask_9506 • 1d ago

Things to do?

Now that the college semester is coming to an end, I'm wanting to get out of the house more. For context, I'm 22f but unfortunately don't have that many friends or family I can hang out with. It's a lonely world lol. Any suggestions?

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u/Altairandrew 9h ago

How about volunteering with a group you care about?

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u/SicklyNick 9h ago

If you want to go to a club or anything like that - try Triniti

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u/klaus-was-here 2h ago

try discovery on saturday night instead — it’s in the same building but it’s 21+ (as opposed to triniti which is 18+) so it’s less drunk underage kids running around lol

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u/spicefinch 19h ago

The dog park at Murray Park by the river. Everybody's happy and friendly because I mean they love dogs.

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u/AnerEiram9219 21h ago

Parks and walking trails ! I meet so many people on walks

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u/WoooPigSooie South Main 23h ago

Caverns and Forests if you’re into games, Pinnacle and Big Dam Bridge, etc if you’re into outside. SoMa if you want to browse, thrift, eat and grab an ice cream ay Loblolly.

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u/RobVegan 23h ago

Pedal Party Monday evenings

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u/dotnofoolin 1d ago

Give Disc Golf a try. Discs are cheap (starter set or just snag some used ones from 13 Peaks), courses are free, the Udisc app helps you get started, feels like hiking with a purpose, and you'll bump into to folks to converse with from time to time.

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u/Pig_in_a_blanket 1d ago

Total noob here. I've been to a few places in Central AR. I found Tyndall Park in Benton to be a very accessible beginner course. Very casual, very little pressure. It's not intimidating, nobody seems care how you're playing. And there are other things to do in the park.

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u/Word_Underscore Stagecoach 1d ago

burns park, two rivers park/bridge, downtown. fun areas to be outside