The Historic Imperial Music Theater

In And Near Pocahontas, Lesmeister Guesthouse, Things to Do Here

Just three doors down the street from The Lesmeister you’ll find the Historic Imperial Music Theater. Housed in the building that was once our town’s art deco-era movie theater, the music theater features live music every Friday night. For a donation of a few dollars you can enjoy local people performing a variety of music, from country to gospel to bluegrass. See the schedule on their website for information on upcoming bands.

The Jamboree Band on the stage of the Historic Imperial Theater

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Physical Address: 208 N Marr Street
Mailing Address: 2599 Thomasville RD
Pocahontas, Arkansas 72455 USA
Phone or Text to 1-501-291-1233
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Cancellation Policy: You can cancel a reservation and receive a refund of your reservation deposit, less a $25 cancellation fee, as long as the cancellation is made at least one week before your scheduled arrival date. If you cancel on shorter than one week’s notice, we will charge you for two night’s lodging (or for one night if you only booked one night) unless we are able to rent the room to someone else on short notice. If you do not show up for your reservation at all, and don’t contact us, we will hold the room for you, in case you’ve had travel delays, and you’ll be charged for the whole stay you booked.

Just a few steps from The Lesmeister…

  • Site of the 1863 capture of Civil War General Jeff Thompson
  • The Downtown Playhouse, featuring live plays and other events in our rehabilitated movie theater
  • 1872 Courthouse-Authentic Victorian Architecture
  • 1940 Courthouse-A jewel of late Art Deco Architecture
  • Randolph County Heritage Museum
  • Black River Overlook Park with walking trails along Black River, and many historical markers.
  • Arkansas’s First Quilt Trail
  • Black River Beads and Pottery Gallery
  • Civil War Memorial Walking Trail
  • Arkansas’s Oldest Barber Shop
  • Arkansas’s Oldest Drug Store
  • A Real Meteorite
  • Fully Restored 1921 Train Depot