Ottenheimer Market Hall - Revision history

Phil at 04:25, 15 March 2010

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Phil at 04:25, 15 March 2010

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Phil at 03:02, 8 April 2008

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Phil at 02:49, 20 March 2008

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Phil at 10:13, 15 February 2008

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Phil at 03:36, 8 February 2008

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Phil at 19:51, 3 February 2008

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Phil at 19:51, 3 February 2008

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Phil: Ottenheimer Hall moved to Ottenheimer Market Hall

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Ottenheimer Hall moved to Ottenheimer Market Hall

Phil: New page: '''Ottenheimer Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the Little Rock River Market District. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, a demonstrati...

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New page: '''Ottenheimer Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the Little Rock River Market District. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, a demonstrati...

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'''Ottenheimer Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, a demonstration kitchen, and Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1997 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.

Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008.

==References==
*Kristin Netterstrom, "Makeover Scheduled on River Market Hall," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 2, 2008.

==External Links==

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-[[Image:River-market-ark-studies.JPG|Ottenheimer Hall in the River Market District. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
+[[Image:River-market-ark-studies.JPG|thumb|300px|Ottenheimer Hall in the River Market District. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
-'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.
+'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock. Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008. The Hall has also played host to the [[Little Rock Marathon]], the [[Arkansas Sculpture Invitational]], and the [[Arkansas Literary Festival]].
-Ottenheimer Hall opened as a seven-days-a-week tourist destination, but began closing on Sundays as demand for vendor services fell. In 2008 the Market Hall began reopening on a trial basis on Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet increasing traffic into the River Market area.
+Ottenheimer Hall opened as a seven-days-a-week tourist destination, but began closing on Sundays as demand for vendor services fell. In 2008 the Market Hall began reopening on a trial basis on Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet increasing traffic into the River Market area. Ottenheimer Market Hall is managed by [[Shannon Light]]. The Market Hall is located at 400 President Clinton Avenue. Hours for the hall are Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 6 PM.
-Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008. The Hall has also played host to the [[Little Rock Marathon]], the [[Arkansas Sculpture Invitational]], and the [[Arkansas Literary Festival]].
+==References==
 *Kristin Netterstrom, "Makeover Scheduled on River Market Hall," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 2, 2008.
 *Kristin Netterstrom, "River Market Hall to Try Out Being Open on Sundays," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 14, 2008.

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		+	[[Image:River-market-ark-studies.JPG\|Ottenheimer Hall in the River Market District. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.		'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
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		+	[[Category:River Market]]

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−	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen~~. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]~~. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.	+	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.

	Ottenheimer Hall opened as a seven-days-a-week tourist destination, but began closing on Sundays as demand for vendor services fell. In 2008 the Market Hall began reopening on a trial basis on Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet increasing traffic into the River Market area.		Ottenheimer Hall opened as a seven-days-a-week tourist destination, but began closing on Sundays as demand for vendor services fell. In 2008 the Market Hall began reopening on a trial basis on Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet increasing traffic into the River Market area.

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-'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, and a demonstration kitchen. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.
+'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. It is often simply called the "River Market" because of the distinctive sign on its roof, visible for many blocks on both sides of the river. The Hall includes more than seventeen food vendors, coffee shops, and gift booths, as well as a demonstration kitchen. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.
 Ottenheimer Hall opened as a seven-days-a-week tourist destination, but began closing on Sundays as demand for vendor services fell. In 2008 the Market Hall began reopening on a trial basis on Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet increasing traffic into the River Market area.
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 Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008. The Hall has also played host to the [[Little Rock Marathon]], the [[Arkansas Sculpture Invitational]], and the [[Arkansas Literary Festival]].
-Ottenheimer Market Hall is managed by [[Shannon Light]]. The Market Hall is located at 400 President Clinton Avenue.
+Ottenheimer Market Hall is managed by [[Shannon Light]]. The Market Hall is located at 400 President Clinton Avenue. Hours for the hall are Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 6 PM.
 ==References==

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 '''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, and a demonstration kitchen. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.
-Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008.
+Ottenheimer Hall opened as a seven-days-a-week tourist destination, but began closing on Sundays as demand for vendor services fell. In 2008 the Market Hall began reopening on a trial basis on Sundays from 11 AM to 4 PM to meet increasing traffic into the River Market area.
-Ottenheimer Market Hall is located at 400 President Clinton Avenue.
+Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008. The Hall has also played host to the [[Little Rock Marathon]], the [[Arkansas Sculpture Invitational]], and the [[Arkansas Literary Festival]].
 ==References==
 *Kristin Netterstrom, "Makeover Scheduled on River Market Hall," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' February 2, 2008.
 ==External Links==

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−	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, and a demonstration kitchen. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in ~~1997~~ under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.	+	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, and a demonstration kitchen. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1995-1996 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.

	Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008.		Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008.

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:51, 3 February 2008
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−	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, a demonstration kitchen~~, and~~ Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1997 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.	+	'''Ottenheimer Market Hall''' is an enclosed public marketplace at the heart of the [[Little Rock River Market District]]. The Hall includes food vendors, coffee shops, gift booths, and a demonstration kitchen. Ottenheimer Hall is managed by River Market Manager [[Shannon Light]]. The Hall underwent a significant renovation in 1997 under the leadership of design firm [[AMR Architects]] of Little Rock.

	Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008.		Ottenheimer Hall underwent minor renovations, including the installation of significantly more seating, in advance of the NCAA basketball tournament in March 2008.

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