Step into a piece of Fayetteville’s legendary music history at 380 W 24th Street — the iconic Rockwood Club. This unassuming native Arkansas building echoes with the sounds of legends. Built in 1947 as one of E. Faye Jones’ first commissions, it blends architecture with deep cultural roots. In the ’50s and ’60s, it was the heartbeat of Fayetteville’s music scene, hosting Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Wanda Jackson, and Levon Helm before his rise with The Band.
Just outside city limits — where dancing and alcohol could mix legally — it quickly became the region’s top live venue. Later incarnations included the famed St. Michael’s Disco Alley, before its transition to commercial use.
Today, this storied building offers a rare chance to own a historic landmark with endless potential. The Rockwood Club delivers a unique mix of heritage, character, and location.
Don’t miss your chance to write the next chapter. Contact us to schedule a private showing and explore the possibilities.