Arkansas Arts, Crafts & Antiques

The Art of Carl Hancock

Physical

Ellen Korenblat
200 E. Third St.
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

501-324-9304

Carl Hancock (1898–1966) was a self-taught etcher, designer, painter and commercial artist. He sketched many scenes and architectural subjects in and around Little Rock, Memphis and New Orleans, as well as St. Francisville, Louisiana, and Natchez, Mississippi. He produced many works of a commercial nature, including souvenir sketches and Christmas cards. He was born in Springville, Tennessee, and moved to Arkansas in the early 1900s. He was a long-time resident of North Little Rock. Hancock was a member of the Southern States Art League, the Southern Printmakers Society, and the Mississippi Art Association. He is listed in Who’s Who in American Art (1947 and 1959,) Who Was Who in American Art 1564-1975, and Who is Who in Arkansas, by Bessie Butler Allard.

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Pine Bluff High School Art League

Physical

Elise Askew
Art & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

(870) 536-3375
easkew@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org

Art by Pine Bluff High School Art Department, work in various mediums.

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Sunday Gospel Concert

Physical

Ozark Folk Center State Park
P.O. Box 500
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

(870) 269-3851
ozarkfolkcenter@arkansas.com
http://www.ozarkfolkcenter.com

A concert of traditional, Southern gospel music. Contact the park for further information about the performers and program.

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Webb Civil War & Antique Collection

Physical

Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park
506 E. Douglas
Prairie Grove, AR  72753

Electronic

(479) 846-2990
prairiegrove@arkansas.com

Local residents and dedicated park volunteers Ann and C. W. Webb will display and talk about an array of items from their personal collections of Civil War and antique kitchen ware.

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Lucky 13 Cinema

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

(866) 947-4387
buchananyes@yahoo.com
http://www.lucky13cinema.org

Title: Seusa Night Movie: Horton Hears a Who Movie starts at dark.

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Junior Pro Rodeo

Physical

Jeanie Jones
Birdell Arena
Pocahontas, AR  72455

Electronic

870-219-2551
trickroper72455@yahoo.com

Rodeo events for children up to the age of 18.

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Execution Anniversary Program

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
P.O. Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ranger-led programs are held at the reconstructed gallows on the anniversary dates of executions carried out by the federal court from 1873-1896. Information about the condemned individuals will be discussed: their crimes, court case, and execution.

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For As Long as the Waters Shall Run: The Caddos and Their Neighbors in the Late 19th Century

Physical

Old Independence Regional Museum
380 South Ninth Street Batesville, AR 72501
Batesville, AR  72501

Electronic

870-793-2121
oirm@oirm.org
http://www.oirm.org

Program by Dr. George Sabo of the University of Arkansas nad the Arkansas Archeological Survey.

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"The Johnny Tolley Ole' Time Variety Show"

Physical

The Arts Council of Mississippi County
306 W. Main Street
P.O. Box 925
Blytheville, AR  72315

Electronic

(870) 762-1744
artsmissco@yahoo.com

Once Blytheville resident and now country music professional, Johnny Tolley returns to his hometown to host "The Johnny Tolley Ole' Time Variety Show." This fundraising event for The Arts Council of Mississippi County features local artists of music and mirth.

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Children's Hands-on Workshop

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
PO Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

For children ages 5 and up. The program will explore the history of early Fort Smith. While designed to be fun for the children, it is also educational and ties into Arkansas’s state curriculum frameworks and standards. Call for more information and reservations.

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"Looking for Lost Lore "

Physical

Old Independence Regional Museum
380 South Ninth Street
Batesville, AR  72501

Electronic

870-793-2121
oirm@oirm.org
http://www.oirm.org

Program by Dr. George Lankford on his book "Looking for Lost Lore" followed by a book signing.

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Execution Anniversary Program

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
P.O. Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ranger-led programs are held at the reconstructed gallows on the anniversary dates of executions carried out by the federal court from 1873-1896. Information about the condemned individuals will be discussed: their crimes, court case, and execution.

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DISCOVER ART: NatureWorks!

Physical

Janelle
125 W. Central
Bentonville, AR  72712

Electronic

(479) 418-5700
http://www.massey.crystalbridges.org

Take a peek at how the artists in the Art Walk exhibition look at nature, respond to nature and use natural materials in their works of art. Some paint landscapes, some weave baskets, some use gems and clay that are mined from the earth itself. Next, get into the act by decorating your own NatureWorks Planter Pot.

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Steak Out

Physical

Queen Wilhelmina State Park
3877 Highway 88 West
Mena, AR  71953

Electronic

(479) 394-2863
queenwilhelmina@arkansas.com
http://www.queenwilhelmina.com

Get your tickets at the front desk for this interpretive tour and cookout. We will start with a leisurely tour of the mountain with a park interpreter, followed by a delicious meal from the Queen's Restaurant. Space is limited; sign up in advance at the front desk.

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Execution Anniversary Program

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
P.O. Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ranger-led programs are held at the reconstructed gallows on the anniversary dates of executions carried out by the federal court from 1873-1896. Information about the condemned individuals will be discussed: their crimes, court case, and execution.

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Lunchtime Movie @ the Massey: Biography: Norman Rockwell

Physical

Janelle
125 W. Central
Bentonville, AR  72712

Electronic

(479) 418-5700
http://www.massey.crystalbridges.org

Feed your brain as you feed your body! Bring your lunch to the Massey and watch an hour-long movie that will inform your understanding of Norman Rockwell - the man and the great American artist. This documentary will intrigue and surprise. After the movie, take some time to consider how the stories that Norman Rockwell presented resonate with some of the art on view in Reconstructing Art Walk.

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2nd Friday Art Night

Physical

Ellen Korenblat, Historic Arkansas Museum
200 E. Third St.
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

(501) 324-9351
info@arkansasheritage.org
http://www.2ndFridayArtNight.com

Enjoy a free night of art and history on the second Friday of each month. Several downtown art venues keep their doors open to the public until 8 p.m. for an evening of culture, entertainment and shopping. Ride the River Rail or wheeled trolley to participating locations, including: Arkansas Arts Center, Cox Creative Center, Hearne Fine Art, Historic Arkansas Museum, River Market Artspace and 10,000 Villages.

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Sandwiching in History Tour of Little Rock City Hall

Physical

Rachel Silva, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program
1500 Tower Building
323 Center Street
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

(501) 324-9880
rachels@arkansasheritage.org
http://www.arkansaspreservation.org

Completed in 1908, Little Rock City Hall is the work of Arkansas architect Charles L. Thompson. This Classical Revival-style building turns 100 this year and has served the citizens of Little Rock throughout its history.

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Circle The Square Summer Music Series

Physical

Alexander Virden
P.O. Box 745
Berryville, AR  72616

Electronic

(870) 654-3231
http://www.ozarts.org

Step back in time and enjoy an evening of live music under an historic small "Town Square". For performers and show times see www.ozarts.org.

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Outdoor Living Skills for Kids

Physical

Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park
490 Toltec Mounds Road
Scott, AR  72142

Electronic

(501) 961-9442
toltecmounds@arkansas.com

Kids can join park interpreters for a fun introduction to basic outdoor living skills. Children will learn how to cook outdoors, fishing basics, hiking essentials, and how to avoid outdoor hazards. These are all skills that the Plum Bayou people probably used when they inhabited this area hundreds of years ago. This workshop is designed for ages 8-12. Participants will take home a camp sport pack, river cane fishing pole, and a survival kit. Fee includes all materials, instruction, lunch, snacks, and drinks. Reservations are required, as space is limited.

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Walks Through History

Physical

Elizabeth Blackwell
1500 Tower Building
323 Center Street
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

(501) 324-9788
info@arkansaspreservation.org
http://www.arkansaspreservation.org

Walks Through History will be touring historic Downtown Osceola. This event is sponsored by the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage.

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Second Saturday Gallery Stroll

Physical

E.S.G.A.
P.O.Box 674
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

(479) 253-7679
info@artofeureka.com
http://www.artofeureka.com

6-9 p.m. "Where Art is around every Corner" is an apt expression for the brilliant collections of Fine Arts & Crafts to be experienced among the nine Eureka Springs Gallery Associates. Watch for the Art of Eureka colorful banners.

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Junior Ranger Days

Physical

Karla Sigala or Lindsay Robinson
Arkansas Post National Memorial
1741 Old Post Road
Gillett, AR  72055

Electronic

870-548-2207
ksigala@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/arpo

Kids will go on a hike, observe wildlife, learn about history, do hands on activities, watch a film and become Junior Rangers, earning a badge, patch and certificate! Bring a sack lunch! Parent must accompany child. Open to ages 9-12. Please call to reserve a spot as space is limited.

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The Prairie Grove Band in Concert on the Frontporch Stage

Physical

Jerry Babbitt
400 Dozier Hollow Rd
Mt Ida, AR  71957

Electronic

870-867-2761
jnjupthecreek@earthlink.net
http://www.frontporchstage.org

Bring your family & friends, your lawnchairs or blankets and enjoy an evening of great country music by The Prairie Grove Band. Acoustic jams start at 3 p.m., Concert at 7 p.m. Our snack bar is open during the concert.

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9th Annual Eureka Springs Bike Show

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

870-545-3418
ken@eurekasprings.org
http://www.ironhorsestables.com

Gates open at 10 a.m. at Iron Horse Stables. Swap meet and tattoo contest! Present by 13 Rebels MC and District 8 ABATE. Ride in only. All makes and all models. All entries in by noon. No pets permitted.

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Free Boating Safety Classes at Mountain Harbor Resort

Physical

Todd Gadbury
P.O. Box 1268
Mount Ida, AR  71957

Electronic

870-867-2191
info@mountainharborresort.com
http://mountainharborresort.com

Boating Safety Classes are mandatory for everyone born on or after January 1, 1986. Todd Gadberry, our marina manager offers free boating safety classes for all of our customers. These training sessions last from 9-4 p.m. with a break for you to eat your lunch and are scheduled on summer weekends for your convenience.

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Mount Nebo 75th Anniversary Celebration

Physical

Mount Nebo State Park
16728 West State Highway 155
Dardanelle, AR  72834

Electronic

(479) 229-3655
mountnebo@arkansas.com

Join us at Arkansas’s historic second State Park for a day filled with adventure, fun, and history as we celebrate the 75th birthday of the Arkansas State Parks system. Begin the day with a nature hike exploring Indian trail trees on the mountain. These unique trees may have been used to guide Native Americans throughout the southeastern region of the United States and are a valued part of our American heritage. Take a guided hayride featuring historic CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) structures culminating at the remains of the old CCC lodge. Here you'll enjoy a traditional Dutch oven meal. Later in the evening join us in the CCC pavilion for a 75th anniversary birthday cake ceremony followed by a CCC slide show presentation. Contact the park for a schedule. You don't have to be an overnight cabin or camping guest to enjoy our programs. Local residents, day-use visitors, and nearby Lake Dardanelle State Park guests are welcome.

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North American Butterfly Association Butterfly Count

Physical

Queen Wilhelmina State Park
3877 Highway 88 West
Mena, AR  71953

Electronic

(479) 394-863.
queenwilhelmina@arkansas.com
http://www.queenwilhelmina.com

Explore Rich Mountain with park interpreters and other butterfly experts to search for the most beautiful of the insects. Whether you're a novice or seasoned butterfly-watcher, your help will be appreciated and you're sure to gain new knowledge about the distribution and population of these winged beauties. Wear sturdy shoes and bring bug spray, drinking water, and snacks.

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Homespun Day

Physical

Linda Goza
Plantation Agriculture Museum
P.O. Box 87
Scott, AR  72142

Electronic

(501) 961-1409
plantationagrimuseum@arkansas.com

Ozark Folk Center artisans show their skills as they preserve our regional traditions. See the weaving loom, spinning wheel, and other handiwork used by everyday people of the 1800s and early 1900s. Contact the park for further details.

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Historic Dance Workshop

Physical

Historic Washington State Park
P.O. Box 129
Washington, AR  71862

Electronic

(870) 983-2684
HistoricWashington@arkansas.com
http://www.HistoricWashingtonStatePark.com

Did you know there was once a specific dance to pick your next dance partner? Learn this and other common dances of the mid-19th century. Learn favorites such as the Virginia Reel, Patti-cake Polka, and many more. Dance experience is not required for this evening workshop. Refreshments provided. Limit of 30 participants. Reservations requested.

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Walks through History Tour of Osceola's Courthouse Square

Physical

Rachel Silva, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program
1500 Tower Building
323 Center Street
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

(501) 324-9880
rachels@arkansasheritage.org
http://www.arkansaspreservation.org

Osceola's commercial downtown area contains examples of several architectural styles that reflect the great prosperity this Delta town experienced in the early twentieth century. The tour will begin at the Mississippi County Courthouse in Osceola. Co-sponsored by the Mississippi County Historical Society.

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Spinning & Lace Making Demonstrations

Physical

Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park
506 E. Douglas St.
Prairie Grove, AR  72753

Electronic

(479) 846-2990
prairiegrove@arkansas.com

See members of the local Wool and Wheel Handspinners Guild and Dogwood Lace groups demonstrate the ancient art of spinning thread, and discuss the basics of making cloth in the Arkansas Ozarks.

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Lucky 13 Cinema

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

(866) 947-4387
buchananyes@yahoo.com
http://www.lucky13cinema.org

Title: Beatles, Floyd, & OZ Night–Double Feature Movie: Across the Universe Movie: Wizard of OZ– with Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon Music: Beatles Songs Jam Movie starts at dark.

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Cottage Inn Wine Dinner

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-5282
ken@eurekasprings.org
http://www.cottageinneurekaspgs.com

Menu complimenting Italian wines will be posted when it becomes available. A "reservation only" event. Fine dining in a casual atmosphere,

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Nature's Cornucopia

Physical

Bea Arline/Yasmin Martin
P.O. Box 700
Hot Springs, AR  71902

Electronic

(501) 321-6871
barline@cityhs.net
http://www.cityhs.net

10-11 a.m. Sponsored by Hot Springs Parks and Recreation Department. This program features Lake Catherine State Park Interpreter Julie Tharp sharing treasures from her most popular programs including turtles, "grab bag" activities and some special surprises. Come enjoy beautiful Entergy Park and be a part of this action packed (or should we say "nature packed") program.

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Children's Hands-on Workshop

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
PO Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

For children ages 5 and up. The program will explore the history of early Fort Smith. While designed to be fun for the children, it is also educational and ties into Arkansas’s state curriculum frameworks and standards. Call for more information and reservations.

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Children's Hands-on Workshop

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
PO Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

For children ages 5 and up. The program will explore the history of early Fort Smith. While designed to be fun for the children, it is also educational and ties into Arkansas’s state curriculum frameworks and standards. Call for more information and reservations.

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"Early Madison County, 1830-1865"

Physical

Susan Young, Shiloh Museum
118 W. Johnson
Springdale, AR  72764

Electronic

(479) 750-8165
shiloh@springdaleark.org
http://www.springdaleark.org/shiloh

Noontime program by Joy Russell, president of the Madison County Historical Society.

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Nature Photography Workshop

Physical

Karla Sigala or Lindsay Robinson
Arkansas Post National Memorial
1741 Old Post Road
Gillett, AR  72055

Electronic

870-548-2207
ksigala@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/arpo

Students will learn basic techniques for taking outdoor digital photographs and will capture nature in action at Arkansas Post.Pre-registration requisted. Bring your own digital camera, if you don't have one reserve one over the phone when you register. Bring a sack lunch. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

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Nature Photography Workshop

Physical

Karla Sigala or Lindsay Robinson
Arkansas Post National Memorial
1741 Old Post Road
Gillett, AR  72055

Electronic

870-548-2207
ksigala@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/arpo

Students will learn basic techniques for taking outdoor digital phtotographs. Students will also create a frame for their photo. Pre-registration requested. Open to children going into 6-8 grade. Bring your own digital camera, if you do not have one reserve one when you call to register. Bring a sack lunch. Spaces limited.

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Boogie in Basin Park

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

866-947-4387
ken@eurekasprings.org
http://www.eurekasprings.org

An all ages dance featuring the band Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks. 8-10 p.m.

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Boogie in Basin Park

Physical

Janet Alexander
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

(888) 855-7823
eurekafestivals@gmail.com
http://littlejackmelody.com/

An all age's dance featuring the band Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks.

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Full Moon Cruise

Physical

DeGray Lake Resort State Park
2027 State Park Entrance Road
Bismarck, AR  71929

Electronic

(501) 865-2801
degraylakeresort@arkansas.com
http://www.degray.com

Enjoy a romantic and relaxing moonlit boat ride on DeGray Lake! Seating is limited and cruises may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Tickets go on sale at the marina at noon the day before the cruise; call (501) 865-2811 for reservations.

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Antique Walk

Physical

Davis Tillman
118 Central Avenue
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

(501) 624-4083
hscvb@hotsprings.org
http://www.hotsprings.org

Antique Row has a reputation for fine antiques unmatched in the Mid-South. The area includes fifteen shops, upscale clothing boutiques, decorative accessories, jewelry, linens, gourmet food, luxury bath items and a children's store.

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Mightymite Trialthlon

Physical

Mary Beth Doler, The Forrest City Area Chamber of Commerce
203 North Izard
Forrest City, AR  72335

Electronic

(870) 633-1651
info@forrestcitychamber.com
http://www.forrestcitychamber.com

This exciting multi-sport race begins with a swim race at Lake Dunn at Village Creek State Park then a bike ride to EACC then the foot race begins to Forrest City. For more information contact The Forrest City Area Chamber of Commerce.

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Fun Day

Physical

Park Superintendent
Daisy State Park
103 East Park
Kirby, AR  71950

Electronic

870-398-4487
daisy@arkansas.com

Games, balloon toss, watermelon seed spitting, kickball, and other games.

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Art Adventures

Physical

Terri Menefee
301 Whittington Ave.
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

(501) 282-8343
artchurchorg@gmail.com
http://artchurch.org

Think clay; ceramic imagination and the creative process are the primary focus of this workshop. Art students with imagination, and the creative process, are the primary focus of this workshop. Art students will learn a variety of hand-building techniques.

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Star Party

Physical

Woolly Hollow State Park
82 Woolly Hollow Road
Greenbrier, AR  72058

Electronic

(501) 679-2098
woollyhollow@arkansas.com

State parks can be good places to stargaze because they are often far from urban light pollution. If you want to know about the night sky, this event is a "must see." Volunteers from the Central Arkansas Astronomical Society will set up telescopes for you to view the different celestial bodies and be on hand to answer your questions.

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Full Moon Kayak Tour

Physical

Cane Creek State Park
50 State Park Road
Star City, AR  71667

Electronic

(870) 628-4714
canecreek@arkansas.com

Full moon tours at Cane Creek State Park take on a special magic as the lake, the surrounding landscape, and the sky above are bathed in moonlight. A park interpreter will be your guide. Kayaks, paddles, and lifejackets are provided. No experience is necessary, but you should be comfortable around water. Contact the park for exact tour time and reservations.

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Full Moon Cruise

Physical

DeGray Lake Resort State Park
2027 State Park Entrance Road
Bismarck, AR  71929

Electronic

(501) 865-2801
degraylakeresort@arkansas.com
http://www.degray.com

Enjoy a romantic and relaxing moonlit boat ride on DeGray Lake! Seating is limited and cruises may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Tickets go on sale at the marina at noon the day before the cruise; call (501) 865-2811 for reservations.

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The Harvey Boys in Concert on the Frontporch Stage

Physical

Jerry Babbitt
400 Dozier Hollow Rd
Mt Ida, AR  71957

Electronic

870-867-2761
jnjupthecreek@earthlink.net
http://www.frontporchstage.org

Bring family and friends, your lawnchairs or blankets and enjoy an evening of great music performed by The Harvey Boys. This great family band features State Champs John & Seth Harvey backed by their Mom & Dad. They are fast becoming one of the best bands in the country. Be sure and see these youngsters!

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2nd Annual Rockin' in the Fort

Physical

Ticketbound
17th & A St
Fort Smith, AR  72901

Electronic

800-737-4040
http://www.ticketbound.com

The Children’s Emergency Shelter presents the 2nd annual “Rockin’ in the Fort” fundraiser with 80s rock legend, Night Ranger headlining the show with guests Crooked X and Cody Marks. The riverfront park gates will open at 6 p.m. Cody Marks takes the stage at 7:15 p.m., followed by Crooked X at 8:45 p.m. and headliner Night Ranger at 10:15.

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Children's Hands-on Workshop

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
PO Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

For children ages 5 and up. The program will explore the history of early Fort Smith. While designed to be fun for the children, it is also educational and ties into Arkansas’s state curriculum frameworks and standards. Call for more information and reservations.

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Summer Fun Day

Physical

Logoly State Park
P.O. Box 245
McNeil, AR  71752

Electronic

(870) 695-3561
logoly@arkansas.com

Bring back the fun of a childhood summer with good ol' recreational games. We'll have a seed spitting contest, water balloon toss, and water relay, along with other great games! Small prizes will be awarded. Bring a picnic lunch and make a day of it with your family, allowing time to enjoy the festivities, explore the visitor center's interactive exhibits, walk a nature trail, and just enjoy the outdoors.

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Lucky 13 Cinema

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

(866) 947-4387
buchananyes@yahoo.com
http://www.lucky13cinema.org

Title: Chronic Fantasy Night Movie: Spiderwick Chronicles (kid survey says) Music: Opal Fly and Thy Faery Pranksters Movies start at dark.

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Burgess Civil War Collection

Physical

Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park
506 E. Douglas
Prairie Grove, AR  72753

Electronic

(479) 846-2990
prairiegrove@arkansas.com

Local Civil War enthusiast Steve Burgess will display and talk about Civil War items from his personal collection, including bullets, cannonballs, and other items found in northwest Arkansas.

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Children's Hands-on Workshop

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
PO Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

For children ages 5 and up. The program will explore the history of early Fort Smith. While designed to be fun for the children, it is also educational and ties into Arkansas’s state curriculum frameworks and standards. Call for more information and reservations.

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Execution Anniversary Program

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
P.O. Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ranger-led programs are held at the reconstructed gallows on the anniversary dates of executions carried out by the federal court from 1873-1896. Information about the condemned individuals will be discussed: their crimes, court case, and execution.

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Execution Anniversary Program

Physical

Nancy Stimson
Fort Smith National Historic Site
P.O. Box 1406
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

(479) 783-3961
fosm_interpretation@nps.gov
http://www.nps.gov/fosm

11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Ranger-led programs are held at the reconstructed gallows on the anniversary dates of executions carried out by the federal court from 1873-1896. Information about the condemned individuals will be discussed: their crimes, court case, and execution.

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REEL STORIES Documentary Film Series

Physical

Joe Foster
Petit Jean Mountain
1 Rockefeller Drive
Morrilton, AR  72110

Electronic

501-727-5435
jfoster@uawri.org
http://uawri.org

“Spilled Milk: Our Milk, Our Farmers, Our Arkansas.” Film maker and director Brent Bailey, as well as other Arkansas dairy industry experts and policy makers, will discuss why the future of the dairy industry in the state should matter to all of us and what steps can be taken to preserve Arkansas dairies.

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Native American Family Day Event

Physical

Old Independence Regional Museum 380 South Ninth Street Batesville, AR 72501
380 South Ninth Street Batesville
Batesville, AR  72501

Electronic

870-793-2121
oirm@oirm.org
http://www.oirm.org

Join the fun, as we learn about prehistoric to late 19th century Native American life. Family day will feature events and activities celebrating Native American culture. Activities include knapping demonstration, corn grinding, corn husk dolls and more.

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Art Adventures

Physical

Terri Menefee
301 Whittington Ave.
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

(501) 282-8343
artchurchorg@gmail.com
http://artchurch.org

Faces are the center of focus in this drawing class taught by artist Lana Taliaferro. Art students will use a variety of media and learn the basics of composition.

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World Championship Cardboard Boat Races

Physical

Heber Springs Chamber of Commerce
1001 W. Main Street
Heber Springs, AR  72543

Electronic

501-362-2444
chamber@heber-springs.com
http://www.heber-springs.com

World Championship Cardboard Boat Races New location this year- Dam Site Recreational--DAY USE AREA Welcome to the wild & Wacky and downright Crazy World Championship Cardboard Boat Races. From Rafts to canoes to monster trucks to space ships you're gonna see it here. Just let your imagination run wild then try to figure out "How did they do that?" For an application or more information visit our Web site or call.

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"Guys and Dolls"

Physical

Peggy McLemore
Art & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

(870) 536-3375
pmclemore@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org

Gamblers and "upstanding ladies" may seem a strange mix, but makes for great theatre.

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Red River Heritage Symposium

Physical

Historic Washington State Park
P.O. Box 129
Washington, AR  71862

Electronic

(870) 983-2684
HistoricWashington@arkansas.com
http://www.HistoricWashingtonStatePark.com

Have you ever thought about the rich history in your region? Today, hear four guest lecturers speak on the historical treasures of the Red River Region. An evening meal is included in the conference fee. Pre-registration is required by July 23.

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Murder at MacArthur Park

Physical

Peyton Welch
3100 Interstate 30
Little Rock, AR  72206

Electronic

(501) 978-4393
peyton@littlerocktours.com