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Depending on the use, it has seating for up to 200.

After a consensus was met, the corner of Dickson Street and North School Avenue was chosen for being approximately halfway between downtown Fayetteville and the University.

After talks with the city of Fayetteville who were also looking for a multi-purpose space for conferences and special events.

Finally in 1986 the Walton Arts Center Council was formed with the task of the construction of the facility.The Walton Arts Center has a variety of stage designs to suit many of the touring shows that perform there.The main auditorium is the Baum Walker Hall, which is a proscenium stage which is equipped to handle many of the Broadway shows that come through.

The Walton Arts Center is Arkansas' largest performing arts center.

The center is host to many musicals, plays, and other artistic and educational events throughout the year.The idea for the Walton Arts Center started in the 1980s with a donation from Sam Walton to the University of Arkansas for the creation of a performance space.

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