48 hours in the Land of Steel
Whether you're a longtime resident looking for a fun weekend close to home or visiting for the first time, Mississippi County has plenty to offer.
🛍️ Shop, Dine and Unwind Saturday
Morning: Start your day with a signature tea or coffee from Southern Sip in Osceola.
Midday: Head to Main Street Blytheville for boutique shopping at stores like:
Me & My Sister – Trendy fashion and gifts.
The 223 Collective – Home décor, candles and unique finds.
The New York Store – A historic staple for men’s and women’s clothing.
Delta Marketplace – A multi-vendor marketplace with a variety of goods.
Blytheville Book Company – A local bookshop rooted in town tradition.
The Main Studio – Timeless clothing essentials for men and women.
Lunch: Enjoy classic enchiladas from Las Brisas in Blytheville, or head back to Osceola for a hand-tossed meat master pie from Gary’s Pizza.
Afternoon:
Stop by the Mississippi County Historical Center in Osceola to explore the area’s rich past.
After you tour the Land of Steel's history, walk across the street to Copper Gardens for an outdoor happy hour. Open from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturdays!
Evening:
Drive down the road to visit Wilson Gardens for fresh produce or artisan goods. Then enjoy dinner at The Wilson Cafe, which celebrates the flavors of the Delta.
Nightcap at Staple, the bar at The Louis Hotel.
🚴♀️ Sunday Brunch and Leisure
Morning: Indulge in brunch at The Grange, which offers small-batch fare made fresh daily.
Afternoon:
Visit the Hampson Archeological Museum to see Native American artifacts.
Take a leisurely bike ride along the Mississippi River, following parts of the historic Great River Road. Enjoy river views and peaceful countryside as you ride.
Enjoy a soft serve cone from Kream Kastle, a local favorite recently inducted into the Arkansas Food Hall of Fame.
Check out the Blytheville AFB Exhibition at the Arkansas Aeroplex and learn about the area’s history as a pivotal player in the Cold War.
Wrap-Up: Before heading home, swing by Traveling Grounds in Blytheville or Buffalo Island Coffee in Leachville for a sip and snack for the road.