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Piggott is most well-known for its association with Ernest Hemingway, the American writer and Nobel laureate. Pauline Pfeiffer, Paul's second wife was the daughter of a prominent local landowner and businessman Paul Pfeiffer. Hemingway and Pauline met in Paris in the late 1920s and married. They made frequent visits to Piggott to visit her parents, where Ernest Hemingway wrote parts of A Farewell to Arms and other works. Arkansas State University now runs the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum & Educational Center.
The Piggott Post Office houses an oil-on-canvas mural called "Air Mail", which Dan Rhodes painted in 1941. It was funded by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts. On April 10, 2019, the U.S. Postage Stamps issued a sheet with "Post Office Murals" featuring the mural.
Evening Shade, a 1990s sitcom set in Arkansas, mentioned the town. "Wood Newton," a high school football coach, celebrated when the team tied Piggott High in an important game. It almost lost every other time.
Piggott was also the location for Andy Griffith's debut acting role, A Face in the Crowd. Many Piggott residents were also cast as extras in the film which starred Patricia Neal. Paragould, a northeast Arkansas town, was also used for scenes. The movie features several locations in Piggott, including the Piggott Mohawk soccer field, the Clay County jail, and a swimming pool at Matilda & Karl Pfeiffer's residence. Toby Bruce, an Ernest Hemingway friend, suggested Piggott to Budd Schulberg.
