Brown Bag Lunch Lecture -- The Life of a Woodruff County Girl
Old State House Museum, 300 W. Markham St., Little Rock, AR 72201
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Amy Peck
Old State House Museum
300 W. Markham St.
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-324-9685
info@oldstatehouse.org
http://www.oldstatehouse.com
Laverne Feaster, born on Big Dixie Plantation in 1926, will discuss her childhood spent on this eastern Arkansas cotton plantation during the Great Depression. She will also share her experiences of the private schools of the day. Attending private school allowed Feaster to advance beyond the 8th grade education available in the segregated public school system.
Arkansas Black Hall of Fame Distinguished Laureate Series with Amina Myers
Mosaic Templars Cultural Center
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Jennelle Primm
501 W. Ninth Street
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-683-3593
jennelle@arkansasheritage.org
http://mosaictemplars.com
Mosaic Templars Cultural Center presents a lecture and musical performance by international jazz pianist, singer, songwriter, Amina Myers. Well known for her works involving voice choirs, and voice and instrument ensembles, Myers is a native of Blackwell, Ark. and a graduate of Philander Smith College. She was inducted into the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame in 2001.
Live at Laman
Laman Library
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Jessica Franklin
2801 Orange Street
, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-758-1720
http://www.lamanlibrary.org
Laman Library offers an evening of musical fun every second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. Feel free to bring a blanket and snacks. And we'll see you soon at the next "Live at Laman" show!
Danny Glover & Felix Justice present "An Evening with Martin and Langston"
Reynolds Performance Hall on the UCA Campus
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Catherine Marhenke
201 Donaghey Avenue
Harrin 223
Conway, AR 72035 - Electronic
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501-450-3406
cmarhenke@uca.edu
http://www.uca.edu/reynolds
Danny Glover and Felix Justice star in this powerhouse performance that draws audiences inside the worlds of two of the greatest orators of the 20th century: Martin Luther King, Jr. and Langston Hughes. The evening begins with Justice’s critically acclaimed portrayal of Dr. King through the words of his most memorable speeches. Glover brings to life the words and poetry of Langston Hughes through readings of his work. A question and answer session completes an experience that is memorable, heart-felt and not to be missed.
A Taste of the WildLife
Pine Bluff Country Club
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Magi McEntire
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71601 - Electronic
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870-536-3375
info@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.ArtsScienceCenter.org
A Taste of the WildLife 2012 brings back all your old favorites, with a couple of new twists -- a silent auction featuring a mink jacket & Sissy's Log Cabin custom knife. • Delicious wild game prepared by PBCC's Chef Jamie McAfee • Live music & entertainment by "Big John" Miller • "Plush & Pearls," this electronic shooting gallery ups the stakes: get a high score and win your gal the kind of buckshot she deserves - real pearls! • Bring your duck calls! Free duck calling contest judged by award winning caller, Blake Haynes • The ever-popular "Draw Down" Call and make your reservations today, (870) 536-3375!
24th Annual Home and Garden Seminar and Show
Pine Bluff Convention Center
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Anthony Whittington
PO Box 6896
Pine Bluff, AR 71611 - Electronic
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870-534-1033
awhittington@uaex.edu
http://www.uaex.edu/jefferson
Plants, herbs, crafts, and other items for sale. Distinguished speakers on horticultural topics throughout the day. "How To" sessions, door prizes, kids' corner of youth activities.
The Arkansas Traveler
Grand Prairie Center
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Amanda Holsted
2807 Hwy 165 South, Box A
Stuttgart, AR 72160 - Electronic
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870-673-4201
aholsted@pccua.edu
http://www.pccua.edu
Based on the popular 1850's song, "The Arkansas Traveler" written by Colonel Sanford Faulkner, the play is set in the Arkansas Ozarks. The play leads the audience on a journey through the lore of Arkansas, when a lone traveler comes across an old cabin in the woods and meets an old man and his wife. The traveler is invited to stay and enjoy fiddle music and storytelling, as the old man tells a variety of stories that depict Arkansas' early pioneer history and wild frontier. The Arkansas Children's Theatre will educate and entertain the audience with this story.
Donny Edwards 'A True Tribute To Elvis'
Van Buren Fine Arts Center
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Steve Fountain
2001 Pointer Trail
Van Buren, AR 72956 - Electronic
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281-713-8140
stevemdxelvis@gmail.com
http://www.donnyedwardslive.com/
Donny Edwards is the most sought after Elvis tribute artist in the world. Recently, Donny was a top 3 finalist on ABC's "The Next Best Thing." This two-time world champion Elvis tribute artist will be backed by the 8 member band Fever. Donny will take you through the early years and Elvis' Las Vegas era with the Looks, The Moves & The Voice. This Vegas style show has been selling out all over the country, so get your tickets by calling 281-713-8140.
Valentine's Dinner Cruise on the River
Arkansas Queen Riverboat
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Dana
100 Riverfront Park Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-372-5777
dana@arkansasqueen.com
http://www.arkansasqueen.com
Valentine's Dinner on the Beautiful Arkansas River Boarding 6:30 Cruising 7-9:30 call or go online for reservations.
Valentine's Dinner Cruise on the River
Arkansas Queen Riverboat
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Dana
100 Riverfront Park Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-372-5777
dana@arkansasqueen.com
http://www.arkansasqueen.com
“Glass of Champagne & Chocolate Candies.” Garden Salad, Prime Rib, Baked Salmon, Shrimp Cocktail, Scalloped Potatoes, Southern Style Green, Beans, Whole Kernel Corn, Dinner Rolls, Captain’s Dessert
A Valentine's Celebration at the Old State House Museum
Old State House Museum, 300 W. Markham St.
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Amy Peck
Old State House Museum
300 W. Markham St.
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-324-9685
info@oldstatehouse.org
http://www.oldstatehouse.com
10:00-11:00—Let’s Create! Enjoy a special craft activity just in time for Valentine’s Day! (Supreme Court Room) 11:00-11:30— Let’s Create! Learn how to write a 19th century style love letter. (Whistle Stop Station) 12:00— Knife Fight! Experience the famous 1837 duel like you never have before: with jokes! (1836 House of Representatives Chamber) 1:00-1:30— Let’s Play! Learn to play the popular Victorian game Skittles (Whistle Stop Station) 2:00— Knife Fight! Experience the famous 1837 duel like you never have before: with jokes! (1836 House of Representatives Chamber) 3:00-3:30— Let’s Create! Make your own Victorian Valentine card (First Families of Arkansas Exhibit) 4:00— Knife Fight!
Family Fun Saturday –Tommy Terrific Magic Show
Mosaic Templars Cultural Center
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Jennelle Primm
501 W. Ninth Street
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-683-3593
jennelle@arkansasheritage.org
http://mosaictemplars.com
Come see an amazing magic show full of mystery and history! Families will learn about the Tuskegee Airmen through fun and engaging magic tricks featuring things that fly! This event will begin at 1:30pm.
Taste of New Orleans
Lovin Oven at the Quarter -- Hwy 62 East
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Dan Ellis
423 W. VanBuren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
Taste of N’Awlins -- Mardi Gras Party. 1 to 3 p.m. Lovin Oven at the Quarter – Public Invited. Café au Lait and Beignets. Krazo 2nd Line with Decorated Umbrellas.
Freakin' Eurekan
Lake Leatherwood City Park
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Fleet Feet
Fayetteville
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-571-8786
russ@fleetfeetfayetteville.com
A 15K Trail Race in Eureka Springs that starts at 10 a.m. Organized by the Fleet Feet Fayetteville. Race is weather-dependent; check website for details.
10th Annual Valentine Ball
Best Western Inn of the Ozarks, US 62 W
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Health Care Volunteer
Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs, AR 76232 - Electronic
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479-253-7114
info@EurekaChocFest.com
Presented by Eureka Health Care Volunteer Guild at Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center.
8th Annual Chocolate Lovers Festival
Best Western Inn of the Ozarks, US 62 W
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Chocolate Festival
Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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800-809-5392
info@EurekaChocFest.org
http://www.eurekachocfest.org
Yum! Chocolate and more chocolate! Bring your sweetie for a day of delicious fun sampling--what else? Chocolate of all kinds.
Movie Mondays at Laman
Laman Library
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Jessica Franklin
2801 Orange Street
, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-758-1720
http://www.lamanlibrary.org
As part of our monthly documentary film series "Movie Mondays," films will be shown every second Monday in the auditorium at our main library. Films will be shown on our state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, which includes a 15-foot screen with 12-speaker surround sound.
Valentine's Dinner Cruise on the River
Arkansas Queen Riverboat
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Dana
100 Riverfront Park Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-372-5777
dana@arkansasqueen.com
http://www.arkansasqueen.com
“Glass of Champagne & Chocolate Candies.” Garden Salad, Prime Rib, Baked Salmon, Shrimp Cocktail, Scalloped Potatoes, Southern Style Green, Beans, Whole Kernel Corn, Dinner Rolls, Captain’s Dessert
Valentine's Dinner Cruise on the River
Arkansas Queen Riverboat
- Physical
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Dana
100 Riverfront Park Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-372-5777
dana@arkansasqueen.com
http://www.arkansasqueen.com
Valentine's Dinner on the Beautiful Arkansas River Boarding 6:30 Cruising 7-9:30 call or go online for reservations
Valentine's Day Dinner at The Lodge
Mountain Harbor Resort, 12 miles east of Mount Ida and 21 miles West of Hot Springs
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Pati Brown
P.O. Box 1268
Mount Ida, AR 71957 - Electronic
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870-867-2191
patibrown@mountainharborresort.com
http://www.mountainharborresort.com
Once a year, we forget the regular menu and everyday table settings and do something a little different, something special, something romantic. We have a reservations-only Valentine's Dinner. We offer a select menu complete with a decadent dessert. Our manager and his staff set the mood with gourmet fare and decor. Seating is very limited; don't miss out on this romantic lake-view dining experience. Please call for reservations.
Go Red For Women
John Q. Hammons Convention Center
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American Heart Association
92 W. Sunbridge Drive
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-442-6540
shawna.still@heart.org
http://www.nwagoredforwomen.org
The American Heart Association Go Red For Women is a fun & educational event designed to encourage women to become champions of health. The theme incorporates the 360 degrees of a woman's influence: the community, home and work. A "red carpet" event comprised of corporate & social women with an educational component focused on women's health & a call to action
The Making of the Atlas of Arkansas
Shiloh Museum of Ozark History
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Susan Young
Shiloh Museum
118 W. Johnson Avenue
Springdale, AR 72764 - Electronic
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479-750-8165
shiloh@springdalear.gov
http://www.shilohmuseum.org
A noontime program by Tom Paradise, author of Arkansas: An Illustrated Atlas.
Little Beginnings Toddler Program: Valentines
Old State House Museum, 300 W. Markham St., Little Rock, AR 72201
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Amy Peck
Old State House Museum
300 W. Markham St.
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-324-9685
info@oldstatehouse.org
http://www.oldstatehouse.com
The Little Beginnings Toddler Program is for children ages 2 through 4 with parent. Each month the class will highlight a different topic and promote learning through hands-on activities, music making, movement and storytelling. Admission is free. No day care or school groups please. For more information, please call 501-324-9685; or visit www.oldstatehouse.com.
Brown Bag Lunch Lecture & Booksigning: Growing Up in Arkansas
Old State House Museum, 300 W. Markham St.
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Amy Peck
Old State House Museum
300 W. Markham St.
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-324-9685
info@oldstatehouse.org
http://www.oldstatehouse.com
Noon - 1 p.m.Dr. Margaret Bolsterli will discuss her new book and the related exhibit, Things You Need to Hear: Memories of Growing Up in Arkansas from 1890 to 1980. Dr. Bolsterli, retired professor of English at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, also wrote two books about Arkansas, Born in the Delta and During Wind and Rain, all published by the University of Arkansas Press. Participants are encouraged to bring lunches; beverages are provided. Books are available in the Old State House Museum Store. For more information, please call or visit our website.
Hookers and Jokers Masquerade Ball
Inn of the Ozarks Best Western Convention Center - Hwy 62W
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Dan Ellis
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
Eureka Gras Mardi Gras Hookers & Jokers Masquerade Ball. 6 p.m.-10 p.m. Cash Bar. Costume Themes: Hookers, Jokers, 2012 Theme “My-O-Mayan” Call for tickets; seats are limited. Music by "Cherry Brooks Jazz and Blues Ensemble." Costume Contests with prizes. Eureka Gras Buffet -- Mini indoor Parade.
Loretta Lynn
Walton Arts Center's Baum Walker Hall
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Shelby Huff
495 W. Dickson Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701 - Electronic
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479-443-5600
shuff@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=6282
“To make it in this business, you either have to be first, great or different,” says country music Hall of Famer Loretta Lynn, “and I was the first to ever go into Nashville, singin’ it like the women lived it.” And for more than a half century, Loretta Lynn has been “singin’ it” proudly! Since her 1960 debut single “I’m a Honky Tonk Girl” and on through scores of other hits like “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” “Rated X,” and “Dear Uncle Sam,” Lynn’s instantly recognizable voice and honest lyrics have created legions of diehard fans around the world. After recently receiving the Recording Academy’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010, Lynn is back on tour and ready to showcase her extensive catalog of chart-topping hits.
Antique/Boutique Walk
Historic Downtown Hot Springs
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Davis Tillman
100 block of Central Ave
Hot Springs, AR 71901 - Electronic
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501-624-4083
hscvb@hotsprings.org
http://www.hotsprings.org
Antique/Boutique Row (100-200) Block of Historic Downtown Central Avenue is one of Hot Springs' most popular destinations and features Antique/Boutique Walk each month on the third Friday evening from 4-8 pm. It is the place to be for that one-of-a-kind treasure, antiques, fine art, clothing, dazzling jewelry, specialty foods, plus unique gifts for the home and garden. Enjoy an evening of fun, shopping, and entertainment.
Krewe of Krazo Coronation Ball
Crescent Hotel Crystal Ballroom
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Dan Ellis
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Coronation Ball and Masquerade Dance — New Orleans style Mardi Gras Tableau is awesome. Formal attire or costume. King and Queen and Royal Court Promenade and Grand March. Champagne supper buffet and entertainment featuring "TBA." By reservation only. Call 479-253-9766 or 877-342-9766.
7th Annual Krewe of Krazo Float Parade
Downtown Spring and Main Streets
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Dan Ellis
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
2 p.m. — Parade rolls at 2 p.m. in downtown Eureka Springs. Krewe of Krazo will lead the Eureka Gras Parade. 2012 Theme "My-O-Mayan." Other walking groups include "Krewe of Kidz"—"Krewe of Barkus" canine parade "ALL Eurekans and visitors" are asked to "Dress-out!" and join in the parade.
Annual Krazo Kostume Kontest
New Delhi Cafe -- #2 Main Street
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Dan Ellis
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
3:30 pm til — Cash prizes for best costumes. "ALL Eurekans and visitors" are asked to "Dress-out!" and join in the parade.
Beaux Arts Masquerade Ball
Basin Park Hotel Barefoot Ballroom
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Bill Ott
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-253-7837
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
Beaux Arts Ball – Masquerade Ball — 7 p.m. Entertainment TBA
Broadway Today!
Municipal Auditorium
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South Arkansas Symphony
315 E. Oak St., Ste. 206
El Dorado, AR 71730 - Electronic
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870-862-0521
sasomail@sbcglobal.net
http://www.southarkansassymphony.org
Show starts at 7:30 p.m. Craig Schulman and Rita Harvey perform the current crop of Broadway hits, including exciting new musicals and long-running favorites like Wicked, The Phantom Of The Opera, Les Misérables, Jekyll & Hyde, and Little Mermaid, along with exciting revivals of Chicago, Company, Rent and more!
Conway Symphony Children's Concert
Reynolds Performance Hall, UCA Campus
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Conway Symphony Orchestra
PO Box 1307
Conway, AR 72033 - Electronic
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501-269-1066
symphony@conwaycorp.net
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Conway-Symphony-Orchestra/194002546006
Kids of all ages will love this entertaining and interactive performance, created just for them!
Music in the Mountains Show
Horseshoe Bend Theatre
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Melodie Clemmons
811 Second Street #16
Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512 - Electronic
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870-373-3303
hsbtheatre@yahoo.com
A monthly music and variety show, held the third Saturday of each month at 6:00 pm on the stage of the historic Horseshoe Bend Theatre. Admission is by donation; concessions available.
OOO Fun Paddle
Hill Wheatley Park, Lake Hamilton
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Ouachita Outdoor Outfitters
112 Blackhawk Lane
Hot Springs, AR 71913 - Electronic
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501-767-1373
ouachitaoutdoors@gmail.com
http://ouachitaoutdoors.com
Casual paddling trip on Lake Hamilton with the crew from Ouachita Outdoor Outfitters. Must have your own canoe, kayak, or SUP, PFD, and paddle. Great time for gear talk, instruction, and fellowship with other paddlers. Paddling trips will begin at 1 p.m. last as long as the group decides; be prepared with water, snacks and appropriate clothing.
Mardi Gras Champagne Jazz Brunch
Crescent Hotel Crystal Dining Room
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Bill Ott
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-253-9766
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
11 a.m. until 2 p.m.—Meet and Greet the King and Queen — 2nd Line with decorated umbrellas. Entertainment by Crescent Jazz Ensemble. Reservations: 479-253-9766 or 877-342-9766.
ArtiGras Reception and Artists' ShowCase
TBA
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Dan Ellis
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
Tastefully Risque and Salaciously Devine Art. Artists Reception – Monday, February 20 – 6-8 p.m. Location TBA – Open to Public. Special Silent Auction on Mardi Gras Masques by Artists.
Sylamore Trail 50 K Run
Main St
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Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 133
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-269-8068
mvchamber@mvtel.net
http://www.yourplaceinthemountains.com
30 mile event through the Ozark National Forest.
Eureka Gras 2nd Line Krazo Krawl
Rendezvous at Pied Piper Tavern
- Physical
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Dan Ellis
423 W Van Buren Ave`
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
4:30 p.m. — Rendezvous at Pied Piper Tavern. Mardi Gras Day, Krazo"Second Line" Krawl. Downtown on Main and Spring streets. Costumes and/or masks a must! Second Line Umbrellas make it mo' bettah! Open to the general public.
Saint 'Lizbeth's King Cake Ball and Dinner
Saint Elizabeth's Parish Center; 232 Passion Play Road
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Rod McGuire
423 W Van Buren Ave
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-636-8864
Dan@Ureeka.Org
http://www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org
Fat Tuesday Night, 6–10:30 p.m. Cajun Dinner, Live Music by "Naturally Brass," Cash Bar. Featuring Eureka's Largest King Cake!
James Earl Jones
Reynolds Performance Hall on the UCA Campus
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Catherine Marhenke
201 Donaghey Avenue
Harrin 223
Conway, AR 72035 - Electronic
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501-450-3406
cmarhenke@uca.edu
http://www.uca.edu/reynolds
Celebrated actor James Earl Jones continues in a series of impressive stage, film and television roles always capturing worldwide attention. His distinctive voice, which has enriched recordings of everything from classic dramas to Bell Atlantic commercials, also gave size and soul to ‘Darth Vader’ in the “Star Wars” trilogy of feature films. Jones will be presenting the fascinating topic of “Shakespeare in the Minority Key” during this black history month tribute.
Mid-America Science Museum Member Night
Mid-America Science Museum
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Mid-America Science Museum
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR 71913 - Electronic
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501-767-3461
Info@MidAmericaMuseum.org
http://www.MidAmericaMuseum.org
6 p.m.-8 p.m. Exclusive, MASM members-only event. Enjoy special activities and explore our newest exhibits with fellow members. Dates and prices subject to change; please visitthe website for up-to-date information. Memberships available at the event.
The Virtuous Woman Radio Show Winter Retreat
Wyndham Riverfront Hotel
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Summer Toyne
North Little Rock Visitors Bureau
PO Box 5511
North Little Rock, AR 72119 - Electronic
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501-758-1424
toyne@northlittlerock.org
http://www.pjoycerandolph.org/Virtual-Store.html
The Virtuous Woman Radio Show Winter Retreat. For more information or to sign up, please visit http://www.pjoycerandolph.org/Virtual-Store.html
Chili With a Kick
Dickey-Stephens Park, 400 West Broadway
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Larry Betz
1904 Berry Place
Conway, AR 72032 - Electronic
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501-563-1244
thelrka@yahoo.com
http://www.chiliwithakick.com
The 4th annual Big Red Ball Charitable Foundation’s Chili with a Kick event benefiting Youth Home. This year's event includes fun and games, draft style Kickball tournament, a chili cook-off, a jalapeno eating contest, live music, arts and crafts from Etsy artists, and legendary fare from Hot Dog Mike. Bands confirmed for the 2012 line-up: Whale Fire, Booyah! Dad , The Year Of The Tiger, Grayson Shelton & War Chief , Suburban Legend, DNR, Echo Canyon and Falcon Scott!
"The Beach Ball and Auction"
1500 South 48th Street
- Physical
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Bonnie Lawson
P O Box 725
214 S Main Street
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
bonnie@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
A winter evening of summertime fun beach party style! Inside the toasty Holiday Inn of Springdale, party-goers indulge in great beach activities, dancing, special foods, and summertime drinks. Casual summertime beach and resort wear. This 45th annual ball and auction benefits the Arts Center of the Ozarks programming. Call for reservations.
Harlem Gospel Choir
Grand Prairie Center on the campus of Phillips Community College U of A Stuttgart Campus
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Amanda Holsted
2807 Hwy 165 South, Box A
Stuttgart, AR 72160 - Electronic
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870-673-4201
aholsted@pccua.edu
http://www.pccua.edu
The world-famous Harlem Gospel Choir is the most famous gospel choir in America today. It travels the globe, sharing its joy of faith through its music and raising funds for children's charities. The Choir was founded in 1986 by Allen Bailey, who got the idea for the Choir while attending a celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Cotton Club in Harlem. The Choir presents the finest singers and musicians from Harlem's Black Churches & the New York/Tri-State area.
Little Rock Wind Symphony presents "Carmina Burana!"
Second Presbyterian Church, 600 Pleasant Valley Dr
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Little Rock Wind Symphony
P.O. Box 250341
Little Rock, AR 72225 - Electronic
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501-666-0777
info@lrwindsymphony.org
http://www.lrwindsymphony.org
For the month of Valentines, the Little Rock Wind Symphony features Carmina Burana - music inspired by the greatest love poems ever written, and Jamie Lipton dazzles on a theme and variations for euphonium. Assistant Director Michael Chance conducts. Sponsored by Bob and Jo Ann McQuade.
Vienna Boys Choir
Municipal Auditorium
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South Arkansas Symphony Orchestra
315 E. Oak St., Suite 206
El Dorado, AR 71730 - Electronic
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870-862-0521
sasomail@sbcglobal.net
http://www.SouthArkansasSymphony.org
The Vienna Boys Choir is one of the best known choirs in the world. Each year they tour the world giving over 300 performances to over 500,000 people. The boys are selected mainly from the best voices in Austria but also include voices from other countries. Come and enjoy their wonderful voices in this one-time, special-event performance. Show starts at 6 PM.
"The Art of the Drum"
Reynolds Performance Hall on the UCA Campus
- Physical
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Catherine Marhenke
201 Donaghey Avenue
Harrin 223
Conway, AR 72035 - Electronic
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501-450-3406
cmarhenke@uca.edu
http://www.uca.edu/reynolds
Traditional Japanese Taiko drumming takes on a new life with TAO. Athletic bodies and contemporary costumes meet explosive Taiko drumming and innovative choreography in a show that leaves the audience speechless. TAO has been seen in 17 countries and 400 cities attracting over 4 million spectators worldwide. Adored across the world, they present an unprecedented and timeless drumming performance, bringing a brand new genre to the stage.
TAO: The Art of the Drum
Walton Arts Center's Baum Walker Hall
- Physical
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Beth Goodwin
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-571-2747
bgoodwin@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=6187
In this brand new production for North America, elite athletes and contemporary costumes meet explosive Taiko drumming and innovative choreography in a show that has critics going wild.
"Doubt"
Reynolds Performance Hall on the UCA Campus
- Physical
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Catherine Marhenke
201 Donaghey Avenue
Harrin 223
Conway, AR 72035 - Electronic
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501-450-3406
cmarhenke@uca.edu
http://www.uca.edu/reynolds
The Montana Repertory Theatre once again travels to Conway with the best in dramatic theatre. Since its initial sold-out production off-Broadway, Doubt has enthralled and stunned audiences while garnering critical acclaim. Winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award, Doubt provides a rare evening of theatre that entertains and captivates emotionally, psychologically and intellectually. “Doubt is a lean, potent drama…passionate, exquisite, important and engrossing.” –Newsday
Arkadelphia Alliance & Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet
OBU Campus--Walker Center
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Shawnie Carrier
PO Box 38
Arkadelphia, AR 71923 - Electronic
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870-246-5542
chamber@arkadelphiaalliance.com
http://www.arkadelphiaalliance.com
The Arkadelphia Regional Economic Development Alliance & Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its Annual Banquet at 6:30 p.m.
March for Parks Annual Auction & Fundraiser
Nashville City Park weather permitting
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Nikki Cherry
1301 West Johnson Street
Nashville, AR 71852 - Electronic
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870-845-7405
nashparkdirector@gmail.com
http://www.nashar.org
Join us for an evening of dinner, a live auction and entertainment as we raise funds for annual projects and events for the park!
Arkansas Musicians to Play at "Live at Five"
Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
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Pat Hopkins
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71601 - Electronic
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870-536-3375
phopkins@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org/
The Jazz Cats play numerous live jazz venues including coffee shops, JJ's Bar and Grill (Conway), and Parrot Beach (North Little Rock). The group features Wendy Parhom (keyboard), Dr. Ron Wise (sax and clarinet), David Yarbrough (bass and tuba), and Bob Murphy (guitar, steel guitar, Dobro guitar, and vocals).
First Friday Midway to St. Patrick’s Day
Bentonville Square
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Sonia Pargellis
301 NE Blake Street
Bentonville, AR 72712 - Electronic
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479-254-0254
sonia@downtownbentonville.org
http://www.downtownbentonville.org
A celebration of the Irish in all of us, the March First Friday brings in some of the top tier Irish bands from around the country, along with the traditional Irish dance schools and foods that make this a unique event for Northwest Arkansas. Due to weather concerns during this early season outdoor event, we will be engaging the restaurants around the Square to act as music and performance venues. Options include both indoor and outdoor events.
Gallery Walk
Historic Downtown
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Hot Springs Convention Center
629 Central Ave
Hot Springs, AR 71901 - Electronic
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800-772-2489
hscvb@hotsprings.org
http://www.hotsprings.org
Stroll beautiful downtown Hot Springs and enjoy some of the finest contemporary art in America. The art galleries of the Victorian downtown district stay open until 9 p.m. often with music and complimentary refreshments.
Tia Fuller
Starr Theater at Walton Arts Center
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Shelby Huff
495 W. Dickson Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701 - Electronic
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479-443-5600
shuff@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=6384
Jazz saxophonist Tia Fuller has been on magazine covers, TV shows and was a member of the all-female band of superstar Beyoncé Knowles, with whom she performed for President Obama at the White House. But more than anything Fuller is a gifted and passionate saxophonist, band leader and arranger who has quickly grown from a promising talent into an established name in jazz. During live performances, Fuller is known to give standards a fresh interpretation while showcasing an abundance of her own compositions as well.
Little Rock Kids Marathon
River Market District
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Geneva Hampton
500 W. Markham
Room 108
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-371-4639
ghampton@littlerock.org
http://www.littlerockmarathon.com
The Little Rockers Kids Marathon is an event that gives children, ages 7-12, the opportunity to complete a modified marathon over an extended period of time. Kids complete 25.2 miles prior to race day using the Little Rockers Kids Marathon Training Program, presented by Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Participants have several months to complete the miles on their own or through their school (if their school is officially participating in the program) by either running, jogging or walking. On March 3, 2012, all participants finish their marathon as they run the last mile of the actual course and cross the official Little Rock Marathon finish line.
The Best of Stage and Screen
Reynolds Performance Hall, UCA Campus
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Conway Symphony Orchestra
PO Box 1307
Conway, AR 72033 - Electronic
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501-269-1066
symphony@conwaycorp.net
http://www.conwaysymphony.org
Music from Hollywood's Silver Screen and the Great White Way of Broadway's stage, together at last! This live performance by the Conway Symphony Orchestra will keep you bopping in your seat and tapping your toes.
10th Annual Kiss a Pig Gala
John Q. Hammons Center, Rogers
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Krista Coffee
1732 Moberly Lane, Suite B
Bentonville, AR 72712 - Electronic
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479-464-4121
kcoffee@diabetes.org
http://www.diabetes.org/nwakissapig
6 p.m. until midnight.
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Perot Theatre
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Jennifer Lockman
PO Box 1171
Texarkana, TX 75501 - Electronic
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903-792-4992
jlockman@trahc.org
http://www.trahc.org
Happy 50th Birthday Clifford! Travel alongside Clifford as he embarks on new adventures, but still teaches the essential values he always has: how to play together, respect one another, believe in yourself, how to work together and how to be a good friend. Free Birthday Cake!
Kiwanis Club of Texarkana Pancake Day and 4th Annual 5K
Texarkana College Student Center
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Michelle Miller
422 Hickory
Texarkana, AR 71854 - Electronic
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870-775-1252
michellemiller@casatexarkana.org
http://kiwaniscluboftexarkana.org
All you can eat breakfast 7 a.m.-2 p.m. Kids Fun Run. All ages 5K. See the website for more info and race registration form.
Stella Boyle Smith Youth Artist Competition Finals
UALR, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall
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Arkansas Symphony Orchestra
2417 N Tyler Street
Little Rock, AR 72207 - Electronic
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501-666-1761
bburroughs@arkansassymphony.org
Little Rock Marathon
River Market District
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Little Rock Marathon
500 W. Markham
Room 108
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-371-4770
ghampton@littlerock.org
http://www.littlerockmarathon.com
Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Little Rock Marathon. One bodacious race with the world’s largest finisher’s medal. Over $20,000 in prize money. We love walkers. 8-hour time limit. Tons of volunteers with loads of southern hospitality. A race with personality! Starting in the River Market at President Clinton Avenue and Sherman Street, the Little Rock Marathon, Half Marathon and our new 10K are a running and walking tour through the scenic streets of Arkansas' capital city. We offer a variety of events to our participants - we are a race for every pace.
OOO Fun Paddle
Hill Wheatley Park, Lake Hamilton
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Ouachita Outdoor Outfitters
112 Blackhawk Lane
Hot Springs, AR 71913 - Electronic
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501-767-1373
ouachitaoutdoors@gmail.com
http://ouachitaoutdoors.com
Casual paddling trip on Lake Hamilton with the crew from Ouachita Outdoor Outfitters. Must have your own canoe, kayak, or SUP, PFD, and paddle. Great time for gear talk, instruction, and fellowship with other paddlers. Paddling trips will begin at 1 p.m. last as long as the group decides, so be prepared with water, snacks, appropriate clothing, etc. Meet at Hill Wheatley park.
Hendrix College Wind Ensemble Concert
Staples Auditorium
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Karen Fannin
1600 Washington Ave.
Conway, AR 72032 - Electronic
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501-450-1422
fannin@hendrix.edu
7:30 p.m.
In The Heights
Walton Arts Center's Baum Walker Hall
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Beth Goodwin
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72702 - Electronic
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479-571-2747
bgoodwin@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=5683
With an amazing cast, incredible Tony Award-winning dancing and musical score, IN THE HEIGHTS is an exhilarating journey into a vibrant Manhattan community -- a place where the coffee is light and sweet, the windows are always open, and the breeze carries the rhythm of three generations of music.
In The Heights
Walton Arts Center's Baum Walker Hall
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Beth Goodwin
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72702 - Electronic
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479-571-2747
bgoodwin@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=5683
With an amazing cast, incredible Tony Award-winning dancing and musical score, IN THE HEIGHTS is an exhilarating journey into a vibrant Manhattan community -- a place where the coffee is light and sweet, the windows are always open, and the breeze carries the rhythm of three generations of music.
Arkansas Chamber Singers Spring Concert: Masters of Masters in the Hall
St. James United Methodist Church 321 Pleasant Valley Drive Little Rock, AR 72212
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Arkansas Chamber Singers
PO Box 21002
Little Rock, AR 72221 - Electronic
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501-377-1121
info@ar-chambersingers.org
http://ar-chambersingers.org
The Chamber Singers conclude this exciting season with a spectacular presentation dedicated to B. Lecil Gibson, whose career as a master musician has given central Arkansas a lifetime of inspired performances. Accompanied by full orchestra, the Chamber Singers give the Little Rock premiere of the ethereal “Berliner Mass” by the great Estonian master Arvo Part. The program continues with excerpts from the “Te Deum” of Charpentier and concludes with the sublime and uplifting “Magnificat” by J. S. Bach with soloists Mary Ann Robinson, Suzanne Banister, Suzanne Loerch, Matt Newman, and Tim Bartlett.
Cocktails: History, Hollywood, & Hair of the Dog
The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
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Magi McEntire
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71602 - Electronic
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870-536-3375
info@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.ArtsScienceCenter.org
Join Executive Director Dr. Lenore Shoults and Education Coordinator Magi McEntire as they bring the glamour of old Hollywood to life - via cocktails! Learn the history of these fun drinks, see their incorporation into Hollywood & culture, and sample the fare! While you're at it, learn how to make some wonderfully easy appetizers to serve at your next cocktail party! Thursday, 6:00-7:30 p.m., February 9, 2012.
Young Frankenstein
Perot Theatre
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Perot Theatre
PO Box 1171
Texarkana, TX 75501 - Electronic
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903-792-4492
dgilliam@trahc.org
http://www.trahc.org
7:30 p.m. A Broadway Musical Live! A wickedly inspired re-imaging of the Frankenstein legend based on Mel Brooks' classic comedy masterpiece. The story follows bright young Dr. Frankenstein as he attempts to complete his grandfather's masterwork and bring a corpse to life. This show is gut-busting hilarious.
Harmony Arkansas Stories/Arkansas Music...and then some!
214 S Main Street
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Bonnie Lawson
214 S Main Street
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
bonnie@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
This classic folk trio (featuring Mary and Robert Gillihan and Dave Smith--all from the Mountain View area) combines songs and stories from Arkansas history and folklore into a captivating look at this great state.
"Our Town" a play by Thornton Wilder
Bridges-Larson Theatre in the Snow Fine Arts Center, University of Central Arkansas
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Reynold's Box office
201 S Donaghey
Conway, AR 72035 - Electronic
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501-450-3265
gregb@uca.edu
http://www.uca.edu/tickets
University of Central Arkansas Theatre and performing artists from the City of Conway perform this Pulitzer Prize winning drama that follows the Gibbs and Webb families and other citizens of Grover's Corners as they come to grips with life's joys and sorrows.
"Dial M for Murder" by Frederick Knott
214 S Main Street
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Bonnie Lawson
P.O. Box 725
214 S Main Street
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
bonnie@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
Tony married his wife, Margot, for her money and now plans to murder her for the same reason. He arranges the perfect murder. Unfortunately…the murderer gets murdered and the victim survives. Luckily, the police inspector from Scotland Yard and a young man who is in love with Margot discover the truth, and in a scene of almost unbearable suspense they trap the husband into revealing his guilt, saving Margot from the gallows.
Daddy Daughter Dance
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Libby Wand
120 S. Mt. Olive St
Siloam Springs, AR 72761 - Electronic
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479-524-5779
lwand@siloamsprings.com
http://www.siloamsprings.com/departments/parks_rec/index.php
The Daddy Daughter Dance is a chance for dad's and their daughter's to spend an evening dancing and spending one on one time together. Friday night is open for girls up to the 4th grade and Saturday night is open for girls 5th - 12th grade.
Cupid in the Caverns
Blanchard Springs Caverns
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Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 133
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-269-8068
mvchamber@mvtel.net
http://www.yourplaceinthemountains.com
New and traditional love songs performed in the stunning Blanchard Springs Caverns.
26th Annual Arkansas Glasshopper Inc. Depression Era Glass & Pottery Show
Hall of Industry
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Bud Martin
Arkansas Fairgrounds
Little Rock, AR 72206 - Electronic
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501-868-4969
bgmarglass@sbcglobal.net
Outstanding dealers from several states show and sell china, and pottery from the Depression Era. Special displays of rare glass, glass identification.
"If You Give a Mouse a Cookie"
214 S Main Street
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Bonnie Lawson
214 S Main Street
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
bonnie@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
A child's play based on the book by Laura Joffe Numeroff and adapted by Jody Davidson. Who would ever suspect that a tiny little mouse could wear out an energetic young boy? Well, if you're going to go around giving an exuberantly bossy rodent a cookie, you'd best be prepared to do one or more favors for it before your day is through.
Camden Daffodil Festival 19th Annual Event
Downtown Camden, Arkansas
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Clara Freeland
3064 Roseman Rd.
Camden, AR 71701 - Electronic
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870-836-0023
cfreeland@cablelynx.com
http://camdenfestival.com
Features three beautiful daffodil gardens and several historic homes on tour. Great arts and crafts festival downtown, cemetery walk in Oakland Confederate Cemetery, civil war reenactors on bank of the Ouachita River, art show and sale, live music entertainment, Annual Championship Steak Cook-Off concludes the festival on Saturday night. Come join us for a great two-day event!
BLUE MAN GROUP
Robinson Center Music Hall, 426 W. Markham
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Celebrity Attractions
300 S. Spring St. Ste 100
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-244-8800
ballred@celebrityattractions.com
http://www.celebrityattractions.com
The critically acclaimed BLUE MAN GROUP creates experiences that defy categorization. Best known for their theatrical performances that feature three bald and blue characters who take the audience through a multi-sensory, multi-media journey that combines theatre, percussion, music, art, science and Vaudeville into a form of entertainment.
"Our Town" a play by Thornton Wilder
Bridges-Larson Theatre in the Snow Fine Arts Center, University of Central Arkansas
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Reynold's Box office
201 S Donaghey
Conway, AR 72035 - Electronic
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501-450-3265
gregb@uca.edu
http://www.uca.edu/tickets
University of Central Arkansas Theatre and performing artists from the City of Conway perform this Pulitzer Prize winning drama that follows the Gibbs and Webb families and other citizens of Grover's Corners as they come to grips with life's joys and sorrows.
21st Annual Arkansas Flower & Garden Show
Statehouse Convention Center
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Krista Quinn
PO Box 638
Conway, AR 72033 - Electronic
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501-821-4000
krista.quinn@yahoo.com
http://www.arflowerandgardenshow.org
A 3-day celebration of gardening in Arkansas. Show theme "Floral Notes," attractions include educational gardening seminars, amazing indoor garden displays, over 100 booths with garden-related items for sale, juried flower show, children's activities, professional florist's design competition, silent auction benefiting scholarship and community beautification grant programs. (The show was originally set to be held in March in North Little Rock.)
Northwest Arkansas Orchid Society Show and Sale
Botanical Garden of the Ozarks
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Judy Smith
4703 N. Crossover Road
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-750-2620
info@bgozarks.org
http://www.bgozarks.org
The Orchid Society of Northwest Arkansas Show and Sale will include judged orchid displays, plant sale and classes.
The New Mel Brooks Musical "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN"
Robinson Center Music Hall, 426 W Markham
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Celebrity Attractions
300 S. Spring St Ste 100
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-244-8800
ballred@celebrityattractions.com
http://www.celebrityattractions.com
..delivers all your favorite moments from the classic film, plus brand-new show-stopping numbers for the stage, including "Transylvania Mania", "He Vas My Boyfriend" and "Puttin' on the Ritz." This wickedly inspired re-imagining of the Frankenstein legend follows bright young Dr. Frankenstein (that's Fronkensteen) as he attempts to create a monster--but not without scary and hilarious complications.
AR State High School Basketball Championship
Summit Arena
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Hot Springs Convention Center--Summit Arena
134 Convention Center
Hot Springs, AR 71901 - Electronic
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501-321-2277
hscvb@hotsprings.org
Best high school basketball teams in the state from each division in both boys & girls basketball will face off at Summit Arena in downtown Hot Springs! Come support your teams!
Battle of Pea Ridge Sesquicentennial
Pea Ridge National Military Park
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Sigrid Hodgson
PO Box 925
Pea Ridge, AR 72751 - Electronic
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479-659-1380
sigrid@hodgsonproductions.com
http://www.pearidgefoundation.com
Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Pea Ridge. On March 9, The Pea Ridge National Military Park Foundation hosts "Songs and Stories of the Civil War" with Bobby Horton. On Saturday and Sunday, the Battlefield hosts a luminary display, reenactor encampment, memorial service, flag exhibit, and artillery demonstrations. Please see the Pea Ridge Foundation's website for more information and a schedule of events.
Performance "Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters"
UAPB Hathaway-Howard Fine Arts Center
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Alexis Skinner
1200 N. University Drive
Pine Bluff, AR 71601 - Electronic
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870-575-8428
skinnera@uapb.edu
http://www.uapb.edu
Two sisters travel separate roads on a journey leading them to the same conclusion in this traditional folktale from Zimbabwe...beauty and humility go hand in hand. Thursday and Friday, February 16-17 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, February 18 and Sunday, February 19 at 3 p.m.
Sun Belt Basketball Championship Tournament
Summit Arena
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Hot Springs Convention Center
134 Convention Center
Hot Springs, AR 71901 - Electronic
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501-321-2277
hscvb@hotsprings.org
http://www.sunbeltsports.org
The one and only exciting Sun Belt Basketball Championship. This is a don't miss event for avid basketball fans! Continuous basketball from Saturday-Tuesday for the best talent in basketball.
"Willy Wonka Jr." Musical Production
Benton County School of the Arts Performing Arts Center, 506 W. Poplar St.
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Shelly O'Dell
BCSA
2005 S. 12th Street
Rogers, AR 72758 - Electronic
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479-636-2272
sodell@bcsa.k12.ar.us
http://www.bcsa.k12.ar.us
Benton County School of the Arts (K-8 Campus) presents..."Willy Wonka Jr." February 7-10, 7 p.m. February 11, 2 p.m. A Great Show for the Entire Family!
"Bring It On," The Musical
Walton Arts Center's Baum Walker Hall
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Beth Goodwin
PO Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-571-2747
bgoodwin@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=5710
"BRING IT ON," The Musical explodes on the Walton Arts Center stage as one of the most remarkable scores in years unites with breathtaking dance and the thrilling, cutthroat world of competitive cheerleading.
Million Dollar Quartet
Walton Arts Center's Baum Walker Hall
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Beth Goodwin
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-571-2747
bgoodwin@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=5645
The new smash-hit musical inspired by the famed recording session that brought together rock 'n' roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins for the first and only time.
Boot Making with Lorna Trigg Hirsch
Fire Om Earth Retreat Center
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Lorna Trigg Hirsch
Fire Om Earth
Eureka Springs, AR 73632 - Electronic
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479-363-9402
fireomerth@aol.com
http://fireomearth.com
Seven-day workshop. You'll make a soft knee- or ankle-length flat soled boot, using suede or garment hide. Take home a pair of boots you've handcrafted start to finish.
Romeo & Juliet (Readers Theater)
Sager Creek Arts Center, 301 E Twin Spgs
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Kathleen Clendenen
POBox 731
Siloam Springs, AR 72761 - Electronic
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479-238-3950
cclendenen@centurytel.net
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the classic Shakespearean romantic tragedy, Romeo & Juliet will be performed in Classic Readers Theater style, scheduled for Feb 3, 4, 10 & 11 at 7pm, with a Matinee performance, Sunday, Feb 12 at 3pm.
Romantic Fools: An Evening of One-Act Plays
Pocket Community Theatre, 170 Ravine Street
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Margaret Forsyth
170 Ravine Street
Hot Springs, AR 71901 - Electronic
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501-623-8585
thepockettheatre@sbcglobal.net
http://www.pockettheatre.com
This showcase for romance consists of the seven short plays "Last-Minute Adjustments," "Bride and Gloom," "Off the Map," "The Stepford Guy," "Can This Marriage Be Saved?" and "Spaghetti Overture" by Rich Orloff, and "The Juice of Wild Strawberries" by Jean Lenox Toddie. The plays, both funny and poignant, offer insightful glimpses into courtship and other affairs of the heart. Performances are held Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Romantic Fools: An Evening of One- Act Plays
Pocket Community Theatre, 170 Ravine Street
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Margaret Forsyth
170 Ravine St
Hot Springs, AR 71901 - Electronic
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501-623-8585
thepockettheatre@sbcglobal.com
http://www.pockettheatre.com
This showecase for romance consists of the seven short plays by Rich Orloff and Jean Lenox Toddie. The plays, both funny and poignant, offer insightful glimpses into courtship and other affairs. Dates: February 10-12, and February 17-19, 2012. Friday and Saturday Performances at 7:30 PM. Sunday Performances at 2:30 PM.
Father of the Bride
Callaway Theatre South Arkansas Arts Center
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Darrin Riley
110 E. 5th Street
El Dorado, AR 71730 - Electronic
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870-862-5474
info@saac-arts.org
http://saac-arts.org
A comedy by Caroline Francke based on the novel by Edward Streeter and the 1950 MGM film by Vincente Minnelli. A classic American story of a man trying to cope with all of the disasters that happen along the way from the time that his daughter announces she's engaged until the wedding actually occurs.
"Kiss Me Kate"
Royal Theatre, 111 Market
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Susan Dill
2998 Oakbrook
Benton, AR 72015 - Electronic
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501-315-5483
info@theroyalplayers.com
http://theroyalplayers.com
Thursday-Saturday shows at 7 p.m. Sundays at 2 p.m.
Pine Mountain Theater Opens for the Season
2075 E. Van Buren
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Pine Mountain Theater
2075 E. Van Buren
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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877-253-9156
bestshowband@yahoo.com
http://www.pinemountainjamboree.com/
Opening their season on March 2. They will be open March 2 & 3 and March 9 & 10 and then regular season dates start as of March 12. Open everyday but Sunday.
4th Annual Children's Show
607 Mena Street
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Barbara M. Tobias
PO Box 871
Mena, AR 71953 - Electronic
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479-394-3880
email@menaartgallery.org
http://www.MenaArtGallery.org
Art created by children through middle-school age.
Hairspray
116 S. Second St.
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Kevin Lancaster
116 S Second St
Rogers, AR 72756 - Electronic
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479-631-8988
boxoffice@rogerslittletheater.org
http://www.rogerslittletheater.org
Performances: February 10-12, 16-19, 23-26. Valentine's Spectacular on February 14. RLT will be the first community theater in Arkansas to present Hairspray, which has delighted audiences by sweeping them away to 1960's Baltimore, where the 50's are out--and change is in the air. Loveable plus-size heroine, Tracy Turnblad, has a passion for dancing, and wins a spot on the local TV dance program, "The Corny Collins Show." Overnight she finds herself transformed from outsider to teen celebrity
"If You Take A Mouse To School"
Arkansas Arts Center Children's Theatre
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Arkansas Arts Center
P.O. Box 2137
Little Rock, AR 72203 - Electronic
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501-372-4000
info@arkarts.com
http://www.arkarts.com
Daffodil Days
Garvan Woodland Gardens
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Darla Kelsay
540 Arkridge Road
Hot Springs, AR 71913 - Electronic
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501-262-9619
dkelsay@garvangardens.org
http://www.garvangardens.org
Enjoy the dance of more than 200,000 brilliant gold, yellow, and orange daffodils on Three Sisters of Amity Daffodil Hill and along the garden trails.
Saturday Programs at the Old State House Museum
Old State House Museum, 300 W. Markham St., Little Rock, AR 72201
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Amy Peck
Old State House Museum
300 W. Markham St.
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-324-9685
info@oldstatehouse.org
http://www.oldstatehouse.com
Join us for special Arkansas history programs on Saturdays during the month of February. Call for more information. 10:00—The Knife Fight -- Experience the comedic version of the famous 1837 duel. (1836 House of Representatives Chamber) 11:00—Meet Ida Joe Brooks, First Female Doctor in Arkansas (1836 House of Representatives Chamber) 12:00—The Knife Fight -- (1836 House of Representatives Chamber) 1:00—Learn to play the popular Victorian game Skittles (Whistle Stop Station) 2:00—The Knife Fight (1836 House of Representatives Chamber) 3:00—Arkansas’s First Ladies Gallery Talk (First Families of Arkansas Exhibit) 4:00—The Knife Fight (1836 House of Representatives Chamber)
Tales from the South
Starving Artist Cafe, 411 Main Street
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Starving Artist Cafe
411 Main Street
North Little Rock, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-372-7976
TalesFromTheSouth@gmail.com
http://www.TalesFromTheSouth.com
Dinner and a Show: Tales from the South at Starving Artist Cafe' on Tuesday nights. Live taping of the radio show. Southern stories told by the Southerners who lived them. Doors open 5 p.m.; dinner 5 p.m.-6:30 p.m.; show starts at 7 p.m. Dinner is from our special Tales menu.
Approaching the Sacred--Wiseman Group
Arts Center of the Ozarks; Smith-Kelly Gallery
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Eve Smith
P.O. Box 725
Springdale, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
eve@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
Reception February 2, 6-8 p.m. Golden, Kling and Wiseman’s work reflects the ways that they manifest spiritual practice in their art. Mixed media and abstractions are used to express the sacred rhythms they perceive in nature.
Exhibit by artist Autumn Brown
214 S Main Street, McCuistion-Matthews Gallery
- Physical
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Eve Smith
P O Box 725
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
eve@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
Reception on Thursday, February 2, 6-8 p.m.
Tigers Be Still
- Physical
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Beth Goodwin
P.O. Box 3547
Fayetteville, AR 72703 - Electronic
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479-571-2747
bgoodwin@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org/calendar/view.aspx?id=5903
The Wiz at The Rep
601 Main Street
- Physical
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Ashley Pettit
601 Main Street
Little Rock, AR 72203 - Electronic
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501-378-0445
apettit@therep.org
http://www.therep.org
The Wiz, Music and Lyrics by Charlie Smalls. Book by William F. Brown Winner of 7 Tony Awards including Best Musical. Just in time for spring, Rep audiences are invited to “ease on down the road” with one of Broadway’s most popular musicals! This funky musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved classic “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” explodes onstage with Dorothy, her friends and her little dog too, in a vibrant fusion of ’70s rock and Motown melodies. SPECIAL EVENTS Wednesday, March 7 | 7 p.m. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette presents The Rep’s “Pay What You Can Night." Patrons can pay any amount they wish for their ticket. Tickets must be purchased in person at the Box Office at 601 Main Street the day of the performance.
Hats and Fiber
607 Mena Street
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Barbara M. Tobias
P. O. Box 871
Mena, AR 71953 - Electronic
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479-394-3880
email@menaartgallery.org
http://www.MenaArtGallery.org
A fun exhibit of fiber arts and hats. You have no idea what an artist can do with a hat--come and find out!
Black History Month
Eddie Mae herron Center Museum
- Physical
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Pat Johnson
1708 Archer
Pocahontas, AR 72455 - Electronic
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870-892-4433
pfinleyjohnson@yahoo.com
http://www.HerronCenter,org
Black History Month at the Eddie Mae Herron Center/Museum. Hog butchering, quilting, food demonstrations, lectures and other special events.
29th Annual NWA Senior High Art Competition 9th-12th graders
214 S Main Street
- Physical
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Bonnie Lawson
214 S Main Street
P O Box 725
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
bonnie@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
All senior high artists from Madison, Carroll, Benton, and Washington counties are invited to participate in this professional show which offers cash prizes to the winners.
Eagle Weekends at Harbor
Mountain Harbor Resort, We are located 12 miles East of Mount Ida and 21 miles West of Hot Springs
- Physical
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Pati Brown
PO BOX 1268
Mount Ida, AR 71957 - Electronic
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870-867-2191
patibrown@mountainharborresort.com
http://www.mountainharborresort.com
Lake Ouachita is fortunate enough to be one of the nesting grounds for our national bird, the majestic American Bald Eagle. In early spring they nest around the resort. With the help of Rangers and some other special guests, Mountain Harbor Resort is able to offer a unique experience with these noble birds, as well as some of their feathered friends. Join us weekends in February as we go on scenic viewing tours via party barges, and try to catch a glimpse of these large carnivorous birds at play and at home in their treetop nests. We will also have 'Birds of Prey' presentations at our Marina.
29th Annual NWA Senior High Art Competition
214 S Main Street
- Physical
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Eve Smith
P O Box 725
Springdale, AR 72765 - Electronic
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479-751-5441
eve@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org
9th–12th graders. February 29–March 28. Open House Saturday, March 3, 1–3 p.m. All Senior High Artists from Madison, Carroll, Benton, and Washington counties are invited to participate in this professional show, which offers cash prizes to the winners.
Dripstone Trail Tour
Blanchard Springs Caverns Visitor Center
- Physical
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Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-757-2211
aguinn@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com
One-hour walking tour through the fantastic upper level of Blanchard Springs Caverns, in constant 58° temperature. Tour two huge rooms are filled with awesome sparkling calcite formations. Tours begin at the Visitor Center were an educational movie and exhibit hall clarify the underground wonders. Open year round at 9:30 a.m.; tours offered 10:30, 12:30, 2:30 and 4:15; other tours added as needed. Call 870-757-2211 or 888-757-2246 for times and rates; contact www.recreation.gov for reservations.
34th Annual Wye Mountain Daffodil Festival
9 am - 5 pm
Wye United Methodist Church
- Physical
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Sue Gildner
1402 Hwy 113 South
Bigelow, AR 72016 - Electronic
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501-330-2268
harmonck@windstream.net
http://www.wyemountainumc-daffodilfestival.com/Daffodil%20Festival.htm
Exact dates TBA when flowers are close to blooming. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. On weekends we'll have arts & crafts, BBQ, cobblers, and soft drinks. Daffodils can be picked for a small donation.
Costume Shop
The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
- Physical
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Magi McEntire
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71602 - Electronic
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870-536-3375
info@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.ArtsScienceCenter.org
Learn the art of costuming from Dr. Lenore Shoults as we build the magic for our spring production of Stuart Little. Saturdays, 1:00-4:00 p.m., Jan. 14 through Feb. 18.
Beginning Photography
The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
- Physical
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Magi McEntire
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71602 - Electronic
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870-536-3375
info@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.ArtsScienceCenter.org
Photographer Eric Maynard offers the basics of the art, starting with the features and functions of a camera and how best to use them as well as covering the beginnings of artful composition. Thursdays, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Jan. 19 through Feb. 23.
Behind the Masks--Meaning and Material
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Jessica Franklin
2801 Orange Street
North Little Rock, AR 72114 - Electronic
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501-758-1720
http://www.lamanlibrary.org
Developed by the Museum of Discovery, "Behind the Masks: Meaning & Material" takes a hands-on interactive look at how masks are used and created throughout the world. Mixing fun and educational activities with masks from the permanent collection of the Museum.
Veteran's Day Exhibit
Fort Smith Museum of History
- Physical
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Fort Smith Museum of History
320 Rogers Avenue
Fort Smith, AR 72901 - Electronic
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479-783-7841
leisa.gramlich@fortsmithmuseum.com
http://www.fortsmithmuseum.com
Based on interviews of WWII veterans conducted by the Fort Smith Historical Society, the exhibit features photographs, quotes and memorabilia honoring our veterans. Opening reception November 11, 2011.
Bonneville Collection
Fort Smith Museum of History
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Leisa Gramlich
320 Rogers Avenue
Fort Smith, AR 72901 - Electronic
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479-783-7841
leisa.gramlich@fortsmithmuseum.com
http://www.fortsmithmuseum.com
As part of the Fort Smith Museum of History’s Veteran’s Day Exhibit, select artifacts from the Bonneville Collection may be viewed December through February 10. Personal journals and military appointments of the famous General recently received conservation treatment funded in part by the Arkansas Humanities Council. The artifacts are now available for short-term exhibition with digital reproductions available for research purposes. View a personal journal containing a letter from the Marquis de Lafayette, a friend of the Bonneville Family as well as military appointments, which trace the career of General Bonneville. The Fort Smith Museum of History is proud to announce the completion of the conservation work on the historically significant documents.
The Art of the Brick
William J. Clinton Presidential Library & Museum
- Physical
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Denise Persons
1200 Clinton Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-244-2701
denise.persons@nara.gov
http://www.clintonlibrary.gov
Dubbed the Picasso of LEGO bricks, lawyer-turned-artist Nathan Sawaya creates artistic masterpieces from the beloved toy. October through mid-February.
Kings Day Kick Off Party
various locations around city
- Physical
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Dan Ellis
Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs, AR 72632 - Electronic
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479-981-9551
dan@ureeka.org
http://www.krazo.ureeka.org/
Ooh-la-la! Mardi Gras festivities in Eureka Springs start now! The king and queen are unveiled and then we party. Join us! Festivities continue into February,and the big parade is Feb. 18. Full calendar details at the website.
An Exploration of Acting
The Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas
- Physical
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Magi McEntire
701 Main Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71602 - Electronic
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870-536-3375
info@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.ArtsScienceCenter.org
Proper audition technique, approach to character, and building the basic actor vocabulary will be covered, as well as vocal techniques. Teacher Timothy Rhodes will use monologues and partnered scene work as the basis of these lessons. Thursdays, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Jan. 19 through Mar. 8
An Enduring Union--Arkansas & the Civil War
Old State House Museum
- Physical
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Visitor's Services
300 W. Markham Street
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-324-9685
info@oldstatehouse.com
http://www.oldstatehouse.com
This exhibit explores why Arkansas commemorates its Civil War veterans and will feature artifacts documenting the post-war Confederate and Union veteran reunions in the state. Impressive artifacts include photographs, medals, memorabilia and uniforms. May 2011 through March 2012.
Dripstone Trail Tour
Blanchard Springs Caverns Visitor Center
- Physical
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Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-757-2211
aguinn@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com
One-hour walking tour through the fantastic upper level of Blanchard Springs Caverns, in constant 58 degree temperature. Tour two huge rooms filled with awesome sparkling calcite formations; tours begin at the Visitor Center. An educational movie and exhibit hall clarify the underground wonders. Open Wednesdays–Sundays at 9:30 am; tours offered 10:30, 12:30, 2:30 and 4:15; other tours added as needed. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s days. Call 870-757-2211 or 1-888-757-2246 for tour times and rates; contact www.recreation.gov for reservations.
Discovery in the Dark Headlamp Tour
Blanchard Springs Caverns Visitor Center
- Physical
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Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-757-2211
aguinn@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com
1 hour tour through part of the middle level of Blanchard Springs Caverns. Walk though large water-carved passages and see marvelous formations using only a helmet-mounted light. With nearly 200 stairs, this tour is not recommended for those with walking or health problems. Tour on Saturdays at 12:45 pm . Call 870-757-2211 or 1-888-757-2246 for tour information and rates; contact www.recreation.gov for reservations.
Discovery in the Dark Headlamp Tour
Blanchard Springs Caverns Visitor Center
- Physical
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Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-757-2211
aguinn@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com
One-hour tour through part of the middle level of Blanchard Springs Caverns. Walk though large water-carved passages and see marvelous formations using only a helmet-mounted light. With nearly 200 stairs, this tour is not recommended for those with walking or health problems. Tour on Saturdays at 12:45 pm. Call 870-757-2211 or 888-757-2246 for tour information and rates; contact www.recreation.gov for reservations.
Odyssey’s Shipwreck! Pirates and Treasure
Mid-America Science Museum
- Physical
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Mid-America Science Museum
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR 71913 - Electronic
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501-767-3461
Info@MidAmericaMuseum.org
http://www.MidAmericaMuseum.org
This world class exhibit features hundreds of authentic shipwreck artifacts, gold and silver treasures, as well as the incredible science and technology used to work thousands of feet below the surface of the ocean. Experience hurricane-force winds, pick up treasure with a robotic arm and explore the mysteries of the deep.
Wild Cave Tour
Blanchard Springs Caverns Visitor Center
- Physical
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Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR 72560 - Electronic
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870-757-2211
aguinn@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com
Four-hour guided trip into undeveloped portions of Blanchard Springs Caverns. Visitors must have sturdy boots; must be in good physical condition, and be prepared to climb, crawl, and get dirty. The tour ends at the spectacular Titans formations. Participants must be at least ten years old. A responsible adult must tour with ten to twelve-years-old. Open year round; tours by reservation only. Call 870-757-2211 or 1-888-757-2246 for tour times and rates; contact www.recreation.gov for reservations.
St. Louis Cardinals
William J. Clinton Presidential Library
- Physical
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Denise Persons
1200 Clinton Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72201 - Electronic
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501-244-2701
denise.persons@nara.gov
http://www.clintonlibrary.gov
In partnership with the St. Louis Cardinals, this exhibition will feature baseball memorabilia from the St. Louis Cardinals and the Arkansas Travelers, the AA affiliate for the St. Louis Cardinals from 1966-2000.
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