Calendar of Events

Looking for Arkansas events and fun Arkansas activities? The Arkansas Calendar of Events makes it easy to find out about famous Arkansas festivals, county fairs, local cook-offs, barbecues, fishing derbies, nature walks, and more!

Arkansas's many museums, galleries and Farmer's Markets offer long term events and exhibits as well.

Learn how you can post your event to the Arkansas Calendar of Events.

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Upcoming Events

  • April 24 - May 23, 2008, Wild Cave Tour, Mountain View, Email This Listing to a Friend | Map | View Details | Show More

    Wild Cave Tour

    Stone County(click for map)
    April 24 - May 23, 2008
    Blanchard Springs Caverns
    Physical
    Tony Guinn
    Sylamore Ranger District
    1001 East Main Street
    Mountain View, AR 72560
    (870) 757-2211
    r8.ozark.bsc@fs.fed.us
    www.blanchardcavetours.com

    A four-hour guided trip into undeveloped portions of Blanchard Springs Caverns. Visitors will need sturdy boots and long pants, must be in good physical condition, and 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 year olds. Open year round; tours by reservation only. Call (870) 757-2211 or (888) 757-2246 for tour times, rates, or reservations.

    Admission: $75 per person; $25 nonrefundable deposit, $50 on tour day

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  • May 1 - 31, 2008, 10 am - 4 pm, Arkansas Heritage Month 2008 Celebration Exhibit, Pocahontas, Email This Listing to a Friend | Map | View Details | Show More

    Arkansas Heritage Month 2008 Celebration Exhibit

    Randolph County(click for map)
    May 1 - 31, 2008, 10 am - 4 pm
    Randolph County Heritage Museum
    Physical
    Randolph County Heritage Museum
    106 E. Everett
    Pocahontas, AR 72455
    (870) 892-4056
    heritagemuseum@centurytel.net
    www.randolphcomuseum.org

    The Randolph County Heritage Museum has received a 2008 Heritage Month Grant for "The Life and Times of Gov. Thomas S. Drew." This exhibit will detail Drew's life which was filled with adventure and controversary. Drew is the only Arkansas Governor elected from Randolph County.

    Admission: Donation

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  • May 1 - 31, 2008, Step Back Saturdays: Pioneer Toys, Little Rock, Email This Listing to a Friend | Map | View Details | Show More

    Step Back Saturdays: Pioneer Toys

    Pulaski County(click for map)
    May 1 - 31, 2008
    Historic Arkansas Museum
    Physical
    Ellen Korenblat
    Historic Arkansas Museum
    200 E. Third St.
    Little Rock, AR 72201
    (501) 324-9351
    info@historicarkansas.org
    www.HistoricArkansas.org

    See how they did it in pioneer days. Saturdays March-October bring pioneer life ways to the historic grounds, showing you the how and the why of 1800s living. Each month presents a different theme. The half-hour presentations are open to the public free of charge, or can be seen as part of a historic house tour at no additional cost. Times: 10:45, 11:45, 1:45, 2:45, 3:45.

    Admission: Free

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    • To find out how to add an event, call the Tourism Development section at 501-682-5240.

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    Witts Springs – Witts Springs, AR: We have had at least 1000 or more people attend our parade. We have vendors, music, we have a huge cookout by our local EH club and then around 5pm our Volunteer Firefighters have a fish dinner. Learn More ...