Things to Do in Trumann, AR (November 2026)
Trumann is a Poinsett County town on U.S. Highway 63 that grew from a timber camp into a Singer company town, and the Singer years still show in its historic buildings. Its best-known event is the Wild Duck Festival, a fall tradition that grew out of a company barbecue and now draws thousands of visitors.
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History
The Old Community House
A large Craftsman-style hall the Singer company built in 1925 as a gathering place for workers, long home to the annual Singer barbecues. The city owns it and still uses it for community events.
Where: Main Street and Poinsett Avenue, Downtown Trumann
Singer Mansion (Poinsett Lumber and Manufacturing Company Manager's House)
A 1935 Tudor Revival house built for the manager of the town's lumber and Singer operations, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010. It is best seen from the street.
Where: 512 Poinsett Ave., Trumann
Annual events
Trumann Wild Duck Festival
Held every year since 1983, the festival brings live music, vendors, contests and a carnival to town. It traces its roots to the Singer company's employee barbecue.
When: October. Where: Trumann
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