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Since 1981, the Ritz has been Blytheville’s civic center. It was established in the early 1900s. It has experienced many owners, fires, and name changes throughout its years on Main Street. The Ritz was a popular stop for vaudeville performers on their way from Memphis, Missouri to St. Louis, Missouri in the early 20th century. Later, it became one of Arkansas' first theaters to show talking pictures. In 1950-1951, the Ritz underwent a complete renovation and was home to a TV lounge. This lounge gave Blytheville residents their first exposure to this new medium.
Blytheville is located along Highway 61, the highway that was the heart of blues music. Blytheville was home to blues musicians from all walks of life, as they traveled north toward St. Louis, Missouri, and Chicago, Illinois.
One of the few remaining Art Deco Greyhound bus stations is the 1932 Greyhound Bus Station, 109 North 5th Street. The station was placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Register of Historic Places after it fell into disuse. Main Street Blytheville purchased the building in 2004 through a community effort. The Kress Building in Downtown, which is also owned by Main Street Blytheville has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Mary Gay Nelson Shipley, in 1976, opened The Book Rack. It is now known as That Bookstore In Blytheville. TBIB is located in an old building on Main Street. It has helped put Blytheville on America's publishing map. John Grisham and Bill Clinton were among the world-famous authors to have signed books at TBIB and presented programs there, as were Emeril Lagasse and Mary Higgins Clark, and Pat Conroy.
Residents and visitors can both enjoy the Springtime on the Mall festival, which takes place in May, and the Chili Cookoff which takes place in October. Blytheville is a great place to hunt and watch birds. Each fall, the Mississippi County Fair is held in Blytheville.
