DEVELOPING RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TOMORROW

WHAT IF RURAL ARKANSAS WAS REIMAGINED?

Founded in 2020 by Kara and Martin Smith, a seventh-generation Delta family, studioDRIFT proudly helps to revitalize the Arkansas Delta economy through outdoor adventure and recreation. To learn more about how we are doing that, visit one of our project pages!

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“Building a future starts with connecting to the past. The historic and cultural assets, combined with the natural resources in our communities, tell the story of who we are.”

- Martin Smith, Founder

Two men in cycling helmets smiling for a selfie outdoors in a small Arkansas Delta town, including a vintage-style building with a sign that reads 'CAFÉ MARIANNA,' American flags, and a group of people gathered around a table.

Three people smiling at Delta Drift event, with trees and a street in the background. One man is on the left with arms crossed, another man is in the middle holding a red cup, and a woman with glasses and long dark hair is on the right facing them.

An aerial view of a forest with tall green trees surrounding a muddy water pond where people are standing and walking.

A man riding a bicycle on a dirt path with greenhouses and a garden in the background at Birdeye Gravel Festival.

Musicians performing on an outdoor stage at night at Birdeye Sessions, decorated with string lights and hanging lamps, with the audience sitting at picnic tables.

People gathered outdoors at night, sitting at picnic tables and chairs, under string lights, enjoying the Birdeye Sessions.

A young boy wearing a gray cap and apron making a pizza at a kitchen counter.

A person is removing a pizza from a brick oven using a pizza peel. The pizza has cheese, tomato sauce, and ground meat toppings.