Arkansas Arts, Crafts & Antiques

St. Patrick's Day Celebration/Union County Rock-Paper-Scissors Championship

Physical

Main Street El Dorado
101 W Main, Suite 410
El Dorado, AR  71730

Electronic

870-862-4747
mainstreeteldorado@suddenlinkmail.com
http://www.mainstreeteldorado.org

Annual St. Patricks Day Celebration features the award-winning Union County Rock-Paper-Scissors Championship, live music and more in historic Downtown El Dorado.

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SOE Theatre UA Fort Smith

Physical

UAFS Box Office
5210 Grand Ave.
Fort Smith, AR  72903

Electronic

479-788-7300
boxoffice@uafortsmith.edu
http://www.uafortsmith.edu

Show time 7:30 p.m.

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Saturday Science–“Nano of Nasturtiums”

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

10-11:30 a.m. What makes the nasturtium leaf repel water? Kick off our NanoDays activities by examining plants that have tiny, nano-sized hairs so small that you can only see them with special microscopes. Limited number of scholarships are available through a grant from AT&T.

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Birthday Party for an Animal

Physical

Zetta Friday
1 Zoo Drive
Little Rock, AR  72205

Electronic

501-661-7203
zfriday@littlerock.org
http://www.littlerockzoo.com

Celebrate an animal turning a notable age and learn interesting facts about its habitat. Watch the birthday animal enjoy presents and a cake made especially for him or her, while visitors enjoy a traditional birthday cake.

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50th Annual Watson Chamber of Commerce Fish Fry

Physical

Kelvin Fuller or Robert Louis Howell
PO Box 16
Watson, AR  71674

Electronic

870-866-7666

Meal includes catfish, hush puppies, french-fries, and cole slaw with all the trimmings plus a variety of cobblers for dessert. A main attraction for many is the live auction, raffle items, and live entertainment. Groups are welcome by reservation. Serving lines open from 6-8 p.m. Auction starts at 8 p.m.

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Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra

Physical

Cheryl Fox
211 West 3rd Avenue, Suite 100
PO Box 8725
Pine Bluff, AR  71611

Electronic

870-536-7666
pbsymphony@pbreynoldscenter.org

Last concert of subcription series for 2009-2010 season is entitled Classic Drama: The Passion of the Theater and will feature familiar theater-inspired works performed by the PBSO and by guest artists, soprano Laura Storn and tenor Christian Feazell. 4 p.m. on Sunday.

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KASU's Bluegrass Monday

Physical

Gina Jarrett
at the Caboose
P. O. Box 1462
Paragould, AR  72450

Electronic

870-240-0544
mainstr@paragould.net
http://www.mainstreetparagould.info

In addition to the concert, area bluegrass musicians are invited to come to Atkins Celebration Hall beginning at 5 p.m. for an open jam session. Musicians are asked to bring only acoustic instruments and to play only bluegrass music. The jam sessions will end promptly at 6:45 p.m. prior to the beginning of the concert.

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Spring Break Mini Camp--"Shaving Cream Art"

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

Paint using shaving cream and food color. Discover the chemical science of this creative art.

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Norman Boehm Faculty Piano Recital

Physical

Norman Boehm
Hendrix College
1600 Washington Ave
Conway, AR  72032

Electronic

501-450-1247
boehm@hendrix.edu
http://www.hendrix.edu

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Spring Break Mini Camp--"Kinetic Art"

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

Make moveable art as you learn about circuits, robotics, and potential and kinetic energy. See how it relates to our Science and Art Exhibit. Reservations required. Limited number of scholarships available.

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Stories in the Park

Physical

Bea Arline
111 Opera Street
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

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

Parks & Recreation teams up with a children's librarian from the Garland County Library to sponsor this popular outdoor story time event. We will be reading stories, sharing songs, snacks and fun in one of Hot Springs' beautiful city parks.

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Spring Break Mini Camp--"Digital Light Painting"

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

Use your digital camera, flashlights, fiber optic light pens, glow sticks, LEDs, and more to create low-light digital art. This mini-camp is ideal for inter-generational families.

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Spring Break Mini-Camp--"Balloon Sculpturing"

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

Learn the art, math, and science of balloon sculpturing. Pre-reservation is required. Class conducted by our local Balloon Sculptor, "Tommye T".

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4th Thursday Teas

Physical

Kristie Rosset
104 Lookout Circle
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-525-6155
innkeeper@lookoutpointinn.com
http://www.lookoutpointinn.com

Savor a variety of teas, homemade scones, dessert, and finger sandwiches while enjoying the spectacular view of Lake Hamilton. The inn welcomes you to a lovely afternoon surrounded by beauty. Following tea, stroll the gardens and walk the lakeside labyrinth.

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Spring Break Mini Camp--"Alternative Energy Cars"

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

Construct cars using cardboard or other media and make it go using alternative methods of energy.

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Easter Egg Hunt

Physical

Dana
#5 Municipal Drive
Jacksonville, AR  72076

Electronic

501-982-0818
mjackson@cityofjacksonville.net
http://www.cityofjacksonville.net

Children up to age 10 can participate in this holiday tradition in a fun and safe environment. The hunt begins at 10:15 a.m. In case of rain, all ages will meet at the Jacksonville Community Center.

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Dierks Chamber of Commerce Big Bass Tournament

Physical

Misti Eudy
PO Box 292
Dierks, AR  71833

Electronic

870-286-3163
dierkscoc@yahoo.com
http://dierkschamberofcommerce.com

Anglers compete for hourly pay outs as well as an overall pay out for the top 3 big bass. An optional stringer category is offered as well.

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20th Annual Kite Fest

Physical

Kaleidokites
1 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-6596

A fun-filled family event held on the beautiful plateau of Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. Enjoy the thrill of seeing all kinds of kites -- the unique, the tiny, the great, the colorful, and the unexpected -- take to the air against all odds. The high-flying event takes place from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Food and soft drink concessions available.

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Clear Spring School Spring Auction

Physical

Steven White
Clear Spring School
PO Box 511
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-7888
steven@clearspringschool.org
http://www.clearspringschool.org

6-9 p.m. Enjoy Springtime in Eureka Springs with a glass of wine, hors d’oeuvres, and a bidding paddle. The Spring Auction is a long-running don’t miss event produced by and benefiting the students at Clear Spring School. You may come away with an original piece of art by one of Eureka’s many wonderful artists, a vacation package, handcrafted furniture -- you never know! The Spring Auction is an annual gala benefit for Clear Spring School, featuring live and silent auctions for original works and reproductions from local and regional artists, as well as vacation getaways, services and the unexpected. Admission is $50/person; $75/couple and includes plenty of hors d’oeuvres, wine and music. Advance ticket discount by March 15: $40/person; $65/couple

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Monster Trucks

Physical

Lisa Barr
3700 E. 50th St.
Texarkana, AR  71854

Electronic

870-773-2941
http://fourstatesfair.com

Monster trucks jump autos and compete in a variety of feats.

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Wine & Jazz Festival

Physical

Michelle Miller
3120 E 19th St
Texarkana, AR  71854

Electronic

870-774-1398
agencyrelations@cableone.net
http://harvesttexarkana.org

Harvest Texarkana’s Annual Wine & Jazz Gala attracts more than 250 community members. Our annual event invites attendees to enjoy expertly selected wine and gourmet food pairing while enjoying live music in the beautiful setting of the historical downtown TRAHC building. All of the proceeds from this event will help fund Harvest Texarkana Regional Food Bank. Our food bank provides food to more than 100 agencies in Bowie County, Texas as well as Miller, Lafayette, Columbia, Nevada, Hempstead, Sevier, Howard, Little River and Pike Counties in Arkansas.

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Grant County Chamber of Commerce Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Physical

LeAnn Williams, Executive Director, Grant County Chamber of Commerce
202 North Oak St., Ste B
Sheridan, AR  72150

Electronic

870-942-3021
gccc@windstream.net
http://www.grantcountychamber.com

Open to children between the ages of 2 and 9. Each child receives a prize.

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First Thursday

Physical

Gina Jarrett
at the Caboose
P. O. Box 1462
Paragould, AR  72450

Electronic

870-240-0544
mainstr@paragould.net
http://www.mainstreetparagould.info

Many businesses have extend shopping hours. The event can include music, shopping specials, and demonstrations.

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Gallery Walk

Physical

Hot Springs Convention Center
P O Box 6000
Hot Springs, AR  71902

Electronic

501-321-2277
hscvb@hotsprings.org
http://www.hotsprings.org

An opportunity to stroll beautiful downtown Hot Springs and enjoy some of the finest contemporary art in America. The art galleries that sparkle like a fine necklace in the heart of the Victorian downtown district stay open until 9 p.m., often with music and complimentary refreshments.

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Underwater Easter Egg Hunt

Physical

Dana
5 Municipal Drive
jacksonville, AR  72078

Electronic

501-982-0818
mjackson@cityofjacksonville.net
http://www.cityofjacksonville.net

2 p.m. Ages 5-10 are invited to take the plunge for a chance to win great prizes like Splash Zone water park passes. Pool remains open until 5 p.m. following the egg hunt. Pre-registration required.

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City Wide Yard Sale

Physical

Piggott Area Chamber of Commerce
100 West Main
P. O. Box 96
Piggott, AR  72454

Electronic

870-598-3167
pchamber@piggott.net
http://piggottchamber.org

Individual yard sales and a gigantic indoor sale at the Community Center.

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FFA Farm Sale

Physical

Piggott Area Chamber of Commerce
100 West Main Street
PO Box 96
Piggott, AR  72454

Electronic

870-598-3167
pchamber@piggott.net
http://piggottchamber.org

Over 1,000 items with large selection of used farm equipment, tools, vehicles, and miscellaneous items.

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Spring Two Person Challenge

Physical

Harbor Oaks Golf Club
#1 Harbor Oaks Golf Club
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

870-541-9010

Golf tournament.

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Fais-Do-Do Dance

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-8630
krundel@eurekasprings.org
http://www.eurekasprings.org

Fais do-do is a name for a Cajun dance party, originating before World War II. 7 p.m.

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Caraway Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Physical

Barry Riley
PO Box 549
Caraway, AR  72419

Electronic

870-482-3716

Time: 1 p.m.

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Altus City Wide Yard Sale

Physical

Altus Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 404
altus, AR  72821

Electronic

479-468-4684
http://altuscofc.com

Yard sales throughout the city. Maps available of locations.

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Workshop - OIRM Scouting Day

Physical

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

Electronic

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

Designed for boy and girl scouts in conjunction with the "Living off the Land - Season by Season" exhibit. Scouts learn about Arkansas history through hands-on activities and demonstrations. Workshop participants receive custom designed Old Independence Regional Museum patch. Class limited; reservations required.

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Boys & The Bulls Invitational Bull Riding

Physical

Lisa Barr
3700 E 50th St.
Texarkana, AR  71854

Electronic

870-773-2941
http://fourstatesfair.com

Cowboys try to ride the rough & ready bulls, timed event.

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Walk MS Texarkana 2010

Physical

Lisa Finkbeiner Brown
1100 N. University, Ste. 255
Little Rock, AR  72207

Electronic

501-663-8104
lisa.brown@nmss.org
http://msarkansas.org

Walk to create a world free of Multiple Sclerosis! Join us for Walk MS Texarkana 2010.

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62nd Annual Sherwood's Easter Egg Hunt

Physical

Korey Malloy
51 Shelby
Sherwood, AR  72120

Electronic

501-835-6893
korey@sherwoodparks.com

Beginning at 2 p.m., sharp. 8,000 prize eggs. For ages "walking" thru age 12; 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and grand prizes. The Easter Bunny will make an appearance too.

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27th Annual Northwest Arkansas Senior High Art Competition

Physical

Box Office
214 S. Main
Springdale, AR  72765

Electronic

479-751-5441
info@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org

Senior High artists from Madison, Carroll, Benton, and Washington Counties are invited to participate in this professional show. Open House April 17, 1-3 p.m.

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Mike Rayburn

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

Mike Rayburn has actually been called "The World's Funniest Guitar Virtuoso." Mike is known for combining musical artists and styles in ways God never intended: "Led Zeppelin sings Dr. Seuss," "Bruce Springsteen sings Green Acres," etc.

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SOE UA Fort Smith Jazz Concert

Physical

UAFS Box Office
5210 Grand Ave.
Fort Smith, AR  72903

Electronic

479-788-7300
boxoffice@uafortsmith.edu
http://www.uafortsmith.edu

Show time 7:30 p.m. The UA Fort Smith Jazz Band takes the stage for an evening full of surprises. The Jazz band is always a sell-out, so get your tickets early. You don’t want to miss seeing one of the most exciting Jazz bands in the region.

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Hendrix Student Recital

Physical

John Krebs
1600 Washington Ave
Conway, AR  72032

Electronic

501-450-1245
krebs@hendrix.edu
http://www.hendrix.edu

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Denim and Diamonds During the Derby

Physical

Garvan Gardens
550 Arkridge Rd
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-262-9300
http://www.garvangardens.org

For many, there is no time more festive than Oaklawn's "Racing Festival of the South," and, this year, it’s even more special with the inclusion of the $5M Apple Blossom Invitational race, followed the next day by the Arkansas Derby. To celebrate the conclusion of the live racing season, Garvan Woodland Gardens, the University of Arkansas' botanical garden, will host "Denim and Diamonds During the Derby" on April 8, 2010, from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. on the Edmondson Great Lawn under a clear tent. Enjoy southern fried catfish with all the trimmings, a full bar, entertainment by the popular soft rock and jazz duo, "Brenda & Ellis" of Little Rock, and the “Daisy Derby,” featuring over-sized jockeys, under-sized “horses” and “trainers” that don’t have a clue. Proceeds from the event benefit the Gardens’ educational programs.

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Hello Louisiana

Physical

Box Office
214 S. Main
Springdale, AR  72765

Electronic

479-751-5441
info@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org

Our travel films are professional, personally-narrated motion pictures. The film takes the armchair traveler on a journey into cultures and landscapes they will not soon forget. A social hour is hosted before the show.

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Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre

Physical

Peyton Welch
3100 Interstate 30
Little Rock, AR  72206

Electronic

501-868-7287
peyton@littlerocktours.com
http://www.littlerocktours.com

Little Rock Tours and the Arkansas Arts Center present a total Egyptian experience, as they host the World of the Pharaohs exhibit and Phantom of the Pharaoh. Enjoy the World of the Pharaoh during the day and be taken away for an exclusive private Egyptian Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre in the evening! Be the special dinner guest of Lady Middleton, whose archeologist husband helped discover the lost treasures of Egypt. He’s back for a special homecoming dinner WITH YOU! You don’t want to miss this exotic night of mystery! The price of $49pp includes a three-course, sit down dinner, time to tour the arsenal, the murder mystery show, and gratuities. Please call the Arkansas Arts Center at 501-372-4000 for tickets to World of the Pharaohs.

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$5 million Apple Blossom Invitational at Oaklawn Park

Physical

Oaklawn Racing & Gaming
2705 Central Avenue
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

501-321-2027
pj72205@comcast.net
http://appleblossominvitational.com/

The Apple Blossom Invitational will feature female thoroughbred superstars Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra and eight other fillies and mares invited to participate. All boxes and reserved seats for Apple Blossom Day are currently booked. The infield will be open for overflow seating.

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Sandwiching in History Tour of First Presbyterian Church of North Little Rock

Physical

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

Electronic

501-324-9880
info@arkansaspreservation.org
http://www.arkansaspreservation.org

Noon - The Sandwiching in History program is a series of tours that seeks to familiarize people who live and work in central Arkansas with the historic structures and sites around them. Participants are welcome to bring their lunches so that they can eat while listening to a brief lecture about the property and its history before proceeding on a short tour.

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Interpreti Veneziani

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

From Venice, Italy comes this group of master musicians -- Interpreti Veneziani. Even though it is difficult to reproduce the Venetian atmosphere in concert halls, Interpreti Veneziani manages to conjure the romanticism of the city wherever they go. The program for the evening will include Antonio Vivaldi's "LE QUATTRO STAGIONI" (The Four Seasons).

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Rose Stone Trio

Physical

Beth Bridgforth
East Arkansas Community College
1700 Newcastle Road
Forrest City, AR  72335

Electronic

870-633-4480
bbridgforth@eacc.edu
http://www.eacc.edu

The glittery glissandos of the harp, the sparkling sound of the harpsichord, and the dancing melodies of the flute result in an enjoyable and unique concert for all ages.

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The Temptations in Concert

Physical

Beth Bridgforth
East Arkansas Community College
Forrest City, AR  72335

Electronic

870-633-4480
bbridgforth@eacc.edu
http://www.eacc.edu

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Annual START! Heart Walk

Physical

Shawna Still
92 W. Sunbridge Dr.
Fayetteville, AR  72703

Electronic

479-442-6540
shawna.still@heart.org

The American Heart Association START! Heart Walk is an event designed to engage participants in community involvement, education on the risk factors of heart disease and stroke and lead longer, stronger, healthier lives.

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Library Centennial's Older and Wiser

Physical

Sandra Templeton
15 Eugenia St.
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-5953
sstempleton@me.com
http://eurekaspringslibrary.org

Do you have a really old book, or rare first edition? Perhaps, you have a book inscribed by someone famous or infamous? Bring It! Awards will be given to the oldest, smallest, and so forth. Don't have any? Come anyway... for it will be fun to look! 1-3 p.m.

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WOMEN (Women of Mercy Educating Neighbors)

Physical

Jill McCormick
7301 Rogers Avenue
Fort Smith, AR  72903

Electronic

479-314-6037
http://stedwardmercy.com

WOMEN is a health and wellness event hosted by St. Edward Mercy Medical Center specifically geared toward the needs of women ages 18 and older.

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Heritage Festival

Physical

Community Services Clearinghouse
4420 Wheeler Avenue
P.O. Box 1522
Fort Smith, AR  72902

Electronic

479-782-5074
sue.robison@csclearinghouse.org
http://csclearinghouse.org

Downtown event featuring local historic sites of interest, children's events, chuck wagon lunch, Natchez Nation pow wow, live music, arts and crafts vendors.

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Greater Camden Area Pageant

Physical

Kelley Starr
PO box 3499
Camden, AR  71711

Electronic

870-574-4461
kstarr@sautech.edu
http://www.sautech.edu

This is the first year for the Greater Camden Area Pageant. This pageant is a qualifier for Miss Arkansas. The Pageant is conducted through Southern Arkansas University Tech in Camden and is open to girls from Ouachita, Calhoun, Union, Nevada and Dallas counties.

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Eureka Springs Gallery Association Second Saturday Stroll

Physical

Steve Roberson
73 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-7679
thenaturegallery@sbcglobal.net
http://www.artofeureka.com

To stroll is to move leisurely, and that's the atmosphere to be enjoyed at the associations seven ecletic Fine Art Galleries along historic downtown Spring Street. Explore every corner, for that's how to discover the works of more than 970 local and regional fine artists. Please visit our Web site for gallery hours and special events.

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3rd Annual Festival on the Rails

Physical

Regina Wood
PO Box 292
McNeil, AR  71752

Electronic

870-904-8488
reginaw71752@gmail.com
http://www.mcneil-ar.com

Live entertainment throughout the day. Jerky Cook-off, horseshoe competition, ice cream eating contest, 3-on-3 Basketball competition, Motorcyle and ATV Contest, and more. Craft booths and food vendors. Fireworks at dusk.

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Pettigrew Day

Physical

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

Electronic

479-750-8165
shiloh@springdaleark.org
http://www.springdalear.gov/shiloh

A celebration of Madison County history, held in Pettigrew, once known as the "Hardwood Capital of the World."

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WoodSongs

Physical

Gina Jarrett
at the Caboose
P. O. Box 1462
Paragould, AR  72450

Electronic

870-240-0544
mainstr@paragould.net
http://www.mainstreetparagould.info

Inspired by the national public radio program “Michael Johnathon’s Old-Time Radio Show”, WoodSongs is a local venue for songwriters and performers. Paragould songwriter Chester Jetton is host. Music begins at 6:30 p.m.

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Celtic Spring

Physical

Marie Brackett
PO Box 2339
State University, AR  72467

Electronic

870-972-3471
mbrackett@astate.edu
http://www.yourfowlercenter.com

Celtic Spring is an Irish American dance and fiddle band from California who combine traditional Celtic music with Irish and Cape Breton step dancing. The members of Celtic Spring are all members of the Wood family, consisting of the father, Greg, on bodhrán, the mother, Mary, on keyboards and their six children.

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Post Familie and Gaston's Semi Annual Wine Tasting

Physical

Keith Larson
1777 River Road
Lakeview, AR  72642

Electronic

870-431-5202
food@gastons.com
http://www.gastons.com

Mark your calenders for the spring semi-annual wine tasting on Saturday, April 10th. The wine tasting is free and open to the public.

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Hendrix Choir with the ASO -- Mahler Symphony #2

Physical

Nancy Fleming
1600 Washington Ave
Conway, AR  72032

Electronic

501-450-1248
fleming@hendrix.edu
http://www.hendrix.edu

Call 510-666-1761 for ticket information

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15th Annual Railroadiana Show and Sale

Physical

Elizabeth Gaines
PO Box 2044
Pine Bluff, AR  71613

Electronic

870-535-8819
Gaines7160@aol.com
http://www.arrailroadmuseum.com

Railroad memorabilia, model trains, track and accessories, all scales -- N, HO, O, and G. Working modular layouts by model railroad clubs. Food. Door prizes. Time 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

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7th Annual Spring Fairgrounds Flea Market

Physical

Fulton County Fair Association
Post Office Box 910
Salem, AR  72576

Electronic

870-895-5565
fultoncountyfair@centurytel.net
http://www.fultoncountyfair.org

Features antiques, primitives, gifts, crafts, and more.

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Simply Scrumptious Dessert and Tea Tour of Tables

Physical

Eureka Springs Preservation Society
P.O. Box 404
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-9582
eshideaway@cox.net

Feast your eyes on 12 scrumptiously decorated tabletops. Each designed by 12 of Eureka's most creative individuals. Linger leisurely at your table enjoying the decadent dessert prepared for you. Depart this event feeling pampered and inspired. Limited nonrefundable tickets by reservation only.

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Ozark Heirlooms: Conserving Arkansas's Agricultural Heritage

Physical

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

Electronic

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

Old Independence Regional Museum will host Dr. Brian Campbell of the University of Central Arkansas for a program on heirloom plants of the Ozarks. 2 p.m.

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Live On Stage Presents the Byron Stripling Quartet

Physical

Pauline Clark
PO Box 5094
Bella Vista, AR  72714

Electronic

479-855-9997
randpclark@att.net
http://www.liveonstagenwa.com

Byron has been the trumpeter and voice on TV themes for CNN and 20/20, and has performed with Boston Pops and on PBS’s “Evening at Pops.” With his hand-picked piano, bass and percussion trio, Stripling’s dead-on musicianship and timeless appeal keep audiences coming back for more.

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Easter Egg Hunt

Physical

Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 404
Altus, AR  72821

Electronic

479-468-4684
http://altuscofc.com

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Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, under the leadership of trumpet legend Wynton Marsalis, is composed of 15 of today's finest jazz soloists and ensemble players. This is a night of jazz you won't want to miss.

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Workshop -- OIRM Spring Homeschool Day

Physical

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

Electronic

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

Held in conjunction with the exhibit "Living Off the Land Season by Season." Students learn about Arkansas history through demonstrations and hands-on activities. Space limited; reservations required.

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Frederica von Stade

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

Two of the world's greatest vocalists join forces in a duo-recital. Recognized as one of the most beloved musical figures of our time, Frederica von Stade has enriched the world of classical music for three decades with her appearances in opera, concert, and recital. For over three decades, Samuel Ramey has reigned as one of the music world's foremost interpreters of bass and bass-baritone operatic and concert repertoire.

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SOE UA Fort Smith Chorale Concert

Physical

UAFS Box Office
5210 Grand Ave.
Fort Smith, AR  72903

Electronic

479-788-7300
boxoffice@uafortsmith.edu
http://www.uafortsmith.edu

Show time 7:30 p.m. Dr. Rager Moore, Director of Choral brings to life some of the most beautiful and entertaining choral music. All of the elements of the choral department come together to produce a wonderful evening.

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ASO Presents Brilliant Brass...Stirring Strings

Physical

Evan Marks
2417 North Tyler
Little Rock, AR  72207

Electronic

501-666-1761
emarks@arkansassymphony.org
http://www.ArkansasSymphony.org

7 p.m. River Rhapsodies Series. EWALD Brass Quintet No. 1, J. S. BACH Double Violin Concerto, SCHOENBERG String Quartet No. 1, Op. 7. Enjoy the dazzle of the ASO Brass Quintet in a work by an illustrious Tchaikovsky contemporary and pioneer of the genre. Step back two centuries for Bach’s Double Violin Concerto, in which the two soloists weave an intricate tapestry of sound. Schoenberg’s dramatic musical canvas is unique in conception and exciting to hear.

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Tuesday Tea Series

Physical

Garvan Woodland Gardens
550 Arkridge Road
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-262-9300
gardeninfo@garvangardens.org
http://www.garvangardens.org

Enjoy traditional English tea, including tasty scones, crumpets, finger sandwiches, and delectable desserts at 3 p.m. in the Pratt Welcome Center or on the Veranda, weather permitting.

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Stories in the Park

Physical

Bea Arline
111 Opera Street
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

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

Parks & Recreation teams up with the children’s librarians of the Garland County Library to sponsor this popular outdoor story time event. We will be reading stories, sharing songs, snacks and fun in one of Hot Springs’ beautiful city parks. Event starts at 10:30 a.m.

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SOE Jesus Christ Superstar

Physical

UAFS Box Office
5210 Grand Ave.
Fort Smith, AR  72903

Electronic

479-788-7300
boxoffice@uafortsmith.edu
http://www.uafortsmith.edu

7:30 p.m. Jesus Christ Superstar, the first masterpiece from the legendary writing team of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, exploded onto the scene in 1971 changing the world of musical theatre forever. This original groundbreaking production starring Ted Neeley in his farewell tour is as relevant and timeless as ever.

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Hendrix Student Recital

Physical

John Krebs
1600 Washington Ave
Conway, AR  72032

Electronic

501-450-1245
krebs@hendrix.edu
http://www.hendrix.edu

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Antique/Boutique Walk

Physical

Davis Tillman
100 Block of Central
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

501-624-4083

One-of-a-kind treasures, antiques, fine art, clothing, dazzling jewelry, specialty foods, plus unique gifts for the home and garden.

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49th Annual Spring Dogwood Tour

Physical

Big Piney Ranger District
12000 SR 27
Hector, AR  72843

Electronic

479-284-3150

Buses leave at 9 a.m. and return around 2:30 p.m. Tour groups travel through the Ozark Mountains. Several stops scheduled at scenic areas and campgrounds. Bring sack lunch, comfortable walking shoes, and a jacket. Don't forget your camera.

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Saturday Science--“Museum Math”

Physical

LaJean Burnett
500 Mid-America Blvd.
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-767-3461
programs@midamericamuseum.org
http://www.midamericamuseum.org

10-11:30 a.m. April is Mathematics Education Month, so come out to the Museum for fun activities involving math tricks, mind bogglers, optical illusions, and perplexes. Limited number of scholarships are available through a grant from AT&T.

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Mapping Arkansas and Beyond

Physical

Brenda Hengel
701 Main St.
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

870-536-3375
bhengel@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org

Celebrate the opening of two new kids' hands-on science exhibits -- "GPS: Mapping Arkansas" and "Nanotechnology." Fun activities!

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2nd Annual Central Arkansas Rock, Gem and Mineral Swap

Physical

Pat Kissire
4900 Sparks Road
Little Rock, AR  72210

Electronic

501-821-2346
pkissire@sbcglobal.net
http://www.centralarrockhound.org

Open to all area clubs and general public. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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14th Annual Spinach Festival

Physical

Anita Gibson
PO Box 2607
Alma, AR  72921

Electronic

479-632-4127
almachamber@centurytel.net
http://www.almaspinachfestival.com

Arts, crafts, food, entertainment, spinach eating and growing contest, Lil Miss & Mr. Sweet Pea and, Miss Spinach Festival Pageant. Kick-off Friday 6-10 p.m. Saturday from 8-5 p.m. Food and entertainment.

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England Celebration

Physical

Betty Dorsey
P.O. Box 207
England, AR  72046

Electronic

501-842-8008
bdorsey@cityofengland.org
http://www.cityofengland.org

Free museum tours, displays of our Heritage, children's activities, booths, fish fry, and music.

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Three Springs and a Ladder

Physical

Heather Quinney
23 Linwood Avenue
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-244-5431
heatherequinney@yahoo.com
http://esoutdooralliance.blogspot.com

A Photo Tour presented by the Eureka Springs Outdoor Alliance. Join the ESOA for a photo tour of 4 unique locations. View beautiful and historic sights through your camera's lens. The tour will begin at 10 a.m. at the Jacob's Ladder staircase near the Grand Central Hotel. Participants will continue on to Cold, Laundry and Cave Springs at their own pace, completing the photo tour by 2 p.m. Participants may submit one photo from each location for possible inclusion in an exhibit at Cornerstone Bank May 15-31st during the May Festival of the Arts.

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Walks through History Tour of Fordyce-Ricks House Historic District

Physical

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

Electronic

501-324-9880
info@arkansaspreservation.org
http://www.arkansaspreservation.org

11 a.m. The Walks through History program is a series of monthly outdoor walking tours that seeks to familiarize people who live and work in communities outside of central Arkansas with the historic structures and sites around them. An AHPP staff historian leads the tour, delivering a brief lecture about the properties visited and their history.

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86th Season Czech Mates

Physical

Becky Yates
PO Box 3151
Fort Smith, AR  72913

Electronic

479-452-7575
FSSymphony@FortSmithSymphony.org
http://www.FortSmithSymphony.org

Starting at 7:30 p.m., join the Fort Smith Symphony to experience Mozart's powerful "Praque" Symphony, inspired by the compser's favorite city. Then witness 21-year-old Armenian cellist Narek Hakhrazaryan, hailed by critics as one of the most promising young cellists, performing Dvorak's Cello Concerto, Opus 104 in B minor.

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Annual Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Performance

Physical

Elizabeth Stinnett
708 West Main Street
Russellville, AR  72801

Electronic

479-229-2041

The Russellville Symphony Guild brings this beautiful musical to town.

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Russellville Earth Day 2010

Physical

B Rezin
80 W 16th Pl
Russellville, AR  72801

Electronic

479-967-9582
bjrez@cswnet.com
http://russellvilleearthday.blogspot.com/

10 a.m.-3 p.m. Celebrate Russellville Earth Day at City Park! Guest speakers, music, food, kids' activities, and of course educational booths featuring outdoor organizations and environmental groups. Go to our Web site for more information.

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11th Annual Flatland Hillbilly Hoedown

Physical

Rhonda Standridge
1940 Waverly Road
Proctor, AR  72376

Electronic

901-619-6411
rhonda.standridge@yahoo.com

A hilarious stage show based on the beloved TV original "Hee Haw"-- a family fun variety show including live music, skits and lots of laughter. Performers are local Crittenden County personalities. If you loved "Hee Haw" you'll love this!

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7th Annual Gumbo Fest

Physical

Morgan Webb
108 W. Broadway
PO Box 594
West Memphis, AR  72303

Electronic

870-735-1134
wmcoc@wmcoc.com
http://www.wmcoc.com

Gumbo Fest is an amateur cooking contest but not only for gumbo. Other categories include exotic meat and chicken wings. Three live bands, great food and fun. There are 5 places in gumbo and 3 places in chicken wings and exotic meat.

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Wind Ensemble/Concert Choir Performance

Physical

Dr. James Buckner
HSU Box 7664
Arkadelphia, AR  71999

Electronic

870-230-5410
bucknej@hsu.edu
http://www.hsu.edu

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Hendrix College Chamber Orchestra Concert

Physical

Karen Griebling
1600 Washington Ave
Conway, AR  72032

Electronic

501-450-1249
griebling@hendrix.edu
http://www.hendrix.edu

Begins 7:30 p.m.

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KASU's Blue Monday

Physical

Gina Jarrett
at the Caboose
P. O. Box 1462
Paragould, AR  72450

Electronic

870-240-0544
mainstr@paragould.net
http://www.mainstreetparagould.info

Blues and jazz performers from the Delta, Beale Street, and Mississippi come to Downtown Paragould on the 3rd Monday of every month. In a co-operative effort with KASU, 91.9 FM - the 100,000-watt public broadcasting service of Arkansas State University in Jonesboro - and Main Street Paragould and local sponsors, this event brings quality musicians to Paragould.

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Smoke on the Water USA Barbecue Championship

Physical

Ron Cates
621 East 8th
Pine Bluff, AR  71603

Electronic

870-536-8175
ronnie@catesandcompany.com
http://www.smokeonthewaterbbq.com

The best competition barbecue teams in the world will be grilling for $100,000. Featuring great barbecue dinners from world champion vendors, carnival, car & motorcycle show and live entertainment all weekend.

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34th Annual J&J Bucking Stock Sale

Physical

Lisa Barr
3700 E. 50th St.
Texarkana, AR  71854

Electronic

870-773-2941
http://fourstatesfair.com

Rodeo Horses and Bulls are ridden and sold at auction.

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Storytime Live by Nick Jr.

Physical

Box Office
495 W. Dickson
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
tickets@waltonartscenter.org
http://waltonartscenter.org

Leap into Fairytale Land with "Dora the Explorer," journey through Purewood Forest with "The Backyardigans," hop into Wonderland with "Wonder Pets!," and monkey around on The Monkey King Adventure with "Ni-Hao, Kai-lan." Nickelodeon's musical adventure, STORYTIME LIVE, features four of the top-rated preschool shows on television today and is sure to be the hit show you and your family have been waiting for!

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25th Annual Governor Conway Days

Physical

Mollye McCalman
PO Box 662
Bradley, AR  71826

Electronic

870-894-3554
MollyeConway@yahoo.com

Car show, bass tournament, parade, arts & crafts, motorcycle meet, beauty pageant, antique tractor show, music, and carnival.

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Spring Gun & Knife Show

Physical

Main Street Hardy
PO Box 668
203 School Street
Hardy, AR  72542

Electronic

870-856-3571
mainstreethardy@centurytel.net

The historic gym will be filled to capacity with dealers from across the Ozarks. This show has proven to be a big event for those interested in buying, selling, or trading new guns, old guns, civil war memorabilia, handmade turkey calls, and more.

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13th Annual Halley Fire Department Rummage and Bake Sale

Physical

John B. Hite
1035 Hwy 159 South
Dermott, AR  71638

Electronic

870-538-9352

A yearly fundraiser held under one roof at Halley Fire Station. Local cities and communities donate items for the sale. This is a big event and worth the time to visit the Halley community.

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Easter Weekend at Harbor!

Physical

Mountain Harbor Resort & Spa
P.O.Box 1268
Mount Ida, AR  71957

Electronic

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

11 a.m. Kids hunt over 2,000 colored eggs, followed by games and a Doggie Easter Hunt! Lots of fun prizes and Easter treats! At the end of the hunts, everyone is invited to hop on a fire truck and ride in the fire truck parade back to the Lodge.

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ZUM

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

With intoxicating harmonies and explosive rhythm, ZUM creates an acoustic groove where world music collides. Celtic, salsa, bluegrass, klezmer, Arabic and calypso all sit comfortably alongside "Nuevo Tango" masterpieces by Astor Piazzolla, music from the golden era of tango, addictive traditional gypsy melodies and dazzling virtuoso fiddling.

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Borel and Friends

Physical

Garvan Gardens
550 Arkridge Rd
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-262-9300
http://www.garvangardens.org

Enjoy a rare opportunity to meet, mingle and talk with horseracing dignitaries from around the country, including legendary jockey, Calvin Borel, who rode his way into the record books aboard one special lady – Rachel Alexandra. He will be available to sign autographs and photos during a reception at Garvan Woodland Gardens April 7, 2010, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Gardens are a department of the University of Arkansas’ Fay Jones School of Architecture. Heavy hors d’oeuvres, wine, and beer will be served. Advance reservations and pre-payment are required.

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Bearfoot

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

From Alaska, Telluride Band contest-winner Bearfoot features twin fiddles, fast-picking mandolin and guitar, upright bass and beautiful harmonic vocals. Their fresh approach to bluegrass and acoustic music ranges from evocative three-part harmonies, to original songs and bluesy covers of contemporary tunes. Bearfoot's exuberant stage presence elicits an appeal that bridges generations.

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19th Annual Hogskin Holidays Festival & Cook Off

Physical

James Rawls
P.O. Box 99
Hampton, AR  71744

Electronic

870-798-2100
http://hogskin-holidays.com

A family oriented event celebrating the heritage of Calhoun County. Pork BBQ cook-off, arts & crafts, carnival, racing and diving pigs, children's tractor pull, horseshoes, log loading, mounted wildlife exhibit, antique cars, tractors and motorcycle show, country and gospel entertainment.

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2nd Annual Resonator Roundup

Physical

Bev King
Country Heritage Music Barn
134 W. Main St.
Clarksville, AR  72830

Electronic

479-754-4604
dobropicks@yahoo.com
http://www.countryheritage.net

Dobroists' convention; traditional country/bluegrass music show & jamming. Featuring Johnny Bellar & Mike Webb from Nashville, TN, and others. Dobro Workshop with Johnny Bellar, Sat. $100 per student if registered by 04/01/2010.

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12th Annual Air Field Reunion

Physical

Harold Johnson
70 South Beacon Road
Walnut Ridge, AR  72476

Electronic

800-584-5575
harold@wingsofhonor.org
http://wingsofhonor.org

Annual Walnut Ridge Army Air Field Reunion will honor the members of the Greatest Generation who worked and trained here in WWII. A reunion of all former air field personnel, military and civilian, including, WRAAF, AAFBFS, MCAF, RFC/WAA and Texas Railway Equipment Company personnel. Activities include museum and air field tours, movies, door prizes and memorial service.

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19th Annual Central Arkansas Antique Power Show

Physical

Eddie Wilson
4531 Hwy 270 West
Sheridan, AR  72150

Electronic

870-917-2475

Show includes antique tractors and engines on display as well as food vendors, crafts, and live music. Organized by the Central Arkansas Antique Machinery & Historical Society.

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ASO Presents Farewell, Maestro!

Physical

Evan Marks
2417 North Tyler
Little Rock, AR  72207

Electronic

501-666-1761
emarks@ArkansasSymphony.org
http://www.ArkansasSymphony.org

8 p.m. Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday. A magnificent way to crown Maestro Itkin’s tenure at the ASO: Mahler’s glorious “Resurrection Symphony.” Its grand theme and range of emotions call for the joining together of extraordinary musical forces. In the stirring final movement, a hushed chorus intones the resurrection ode and solo voices soar, singing of forgiveness, divine compassion, and eternal life, promising: “You shall rise again, my heart, in an instant. And all you strived for shall carry you up to God!”

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Spaghetti Western Orchestra

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

Armed with over 100 instruments, these brilliant musicians perform music from the movies that made Clint Eastwood a star. The stunning soundtrack includes "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly," "For A Few Dollars More" and "Once Upon a Time in the West." This ingenious gang of comic maestros underscore these classic compositions with hilarious sound effects...blowing on bottles, crushing cornflakes, "playing" coat hangers, apples, squeaky toys, rubbergloves and more -- recreating every punch up, gunshot, and jangling spur that define the gun slinging west. Audiences have cheered this international sensation. Not to be missed.

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6th Annual Carving In The Ozarks

Physical

David Blankenship
2080 E. Van Buren
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-2080
sleepy@ipa.net
http://www.carvingintheozarks.com

Carving in the Ozarks is an event focused on the art of chainsaw carving. Throughout the weekend visitors will be treated to a number of exciting artistic displays that will have you never looking at a chainsaw the same way again! Typically 15 to 25 carvers participate in the event each year, creating a masterpiece right before your eyes. Saturday at 4 p.m., our auction will take place.

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Earth Day "A Party for the Planet"

Physical

Zetta Friday
1 Zoo Drive
Little Rock,, AR  72205

Electronic

501-661-7203
zfriday@littlerock.org
http://www.littlerockzoo.com

Learn the importance of conserving our planet through hands-on activities.

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3rd Annual Artisans Market on the Square at Folk Festival

Physical

Becki Dahlstedt
511 Jackson St.
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

870-269-4103
becki.dahlstedt@gmail.com
http://www.artisansmarketonthesquare.com

Features handmade traditional and contemporary crafts, fine art, and folk art by area artists.

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7th Annual StarDaze Festival

Physical

Amy Allen
PO Box 509
Star City, AR  71667

Electronic

870-628-6400
akallen@centurytel.net
http://stardazefestival.com

Arts & Crafts, carnival, live entertainment all day, motorcycle point run, bass tournment, beauty pageant, car show, and more.

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19th Annual Spring Soccer Tournament

Physical

Little Rock Futbol Club
PO BOX 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72119

Electronic

501-663-2112
rweyrens@yahoo.com
http://www.littlerockfc.com

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BLOOMS! Festival

Physical

Wildwood Park for the Arts
20919 Denny Rd
Little Rock, AR  72223

Electronic

501-821-7275
kvandaveer@wildwoodpark.org
http://www.wildwoodpark.org

Wildwood Park for the Arts’ BLOOMS! Festival celebrates springtime in Arkansas with a bouquet of family fun, including a Children’s Storybook Garden with crafts, an operetta and other live entertainment; May Pole dances; a bake shop and flower market; demonstrations by leading horticulturalists, and a glorious display of the region’s largest collection of native woodland azaleas.

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Spring Arts & Crafts Festival

Physical

Main Street Hardy
PO Box 668
203 School Street
Hardy, AR  72542

Electronic

870-856-3571
mainstreethardy@centurytel.net

Artisans and crafters throughout Arkansas and surrounding states display their talents in Old Hardy Town. You'll find specialty food vendors along with live musical entertainment, pony rides, face painting, and free rides on the FNBC Train for the kids.

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14th Annual Spring Antique Show and Sale

Physical

Dave/Jane Baker
44 Sailboat Dr.
Eureka Springs, AR  72631

Electronic

479-253-7551
bakerdj@cox.net
http://www.eurekaspringsantiqueshows.com

57 antique dealers from 14 states with a full range of antiques and collectibles. A special wine and cheese preview is scheduled Friday night from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Show days are Saturday and Sunday.

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25 Years Arkansas Antique Dealers Associaion Show & Sale

Physical

Joe Rook
1135 Silverwood
North Little Rock, AR  72116

Electronic

501-529-5907
joerook@clearchannel.com
http://www.arkansasantiquedealers.com

Exhibitors from over 12 states in 50 booths with extravagant antique furniture, estate jewelry, glass, linens, oriental rugs, postcards, and primitives featured. Come see this incredible display with something for everyone.

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42nd Annual Jonquil Festival

Physical

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

Electronic

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

9-5 p.m. This 3-day festival heralds the coming of spring to Southwest Arkansas. Thousands of jonquils welcome crafters, entertainers, and visitors to Historic Washington. Unique crafts and delicious foods are available each day. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. Tours of the historic park homes and buildings are available at regular pricing. Come be part of a tradition!

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Wal-Mart BFL All American

Physical

FLW Outdoors
PO Box 6000
Hot Springs, AR  71902

Electronic

270-252-1000
info@flwoutdoors.com
http://www.bfl.flwoutdoors.com

The All-American, in conjunction with the Wal-Mart FLW Tour qualifying event, will feature its traditional Family Fun Zone and Outdoor Show at the convention center, with daily giveaways for children and adults.

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2010 FLW Tour

Physical

FLW Outdoors
PO Box 6000
Hot Springs, AR  71902

Electronic

270-252-1000
info@flwoutdoors.com
http://www.bfl.flwoutdoors.com

The All-American, in conjunction with the FLW Tour qualifying event, will feature its traditional Family Fun Zone and Outdoor Show at the convention center, with daily giveaways for children and adults.

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Mid-South Golden Gloves Tournament

Physical

Shannon Harris
PO BOX 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72114

Electronic

501-758-1424
sharris@northlittlerock.org
http://www.northlittlerock.travel

Boxing Tournament

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22nd Annual Ozark UFO Conference

Physical

Lucius Farish
2 Caney Valley Drive
Plumerville, AR  72632

Electronic

501-354-8158
ozarkufo@webtv.net
http://www.ozarkufo.com

Lectures by authorities on various aspects of UFOs. There will be a total of 9 speakers. Vendors of books, tapes, DVDs on all apects of the subject. Anyone with an interest in the subject should attend.

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Eureka Springs Spring Diversity Weekend

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-7333
krundel@eurekasprings.org
http://www.eurekasprings.org

Visit our Web site for events, activities and other information.

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Victorian B & B Murder Mystery Weekend

Physical

Sam Feldman
263 Spring St.
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

888-567-2422
innkeeper@bridgefordhouse.com
http://www.bridgefordhouse.com/murder-mystery.html

Join us for a hilarious historical perspective on Eureka Springs, where you'll participate in a fun-filled, food-filled weekend in one of Eureka's finest Victorian Bed and Breakfasts. You'll have a chance to follow all the clues to an exciting conclusion, where you may be the murderer!

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Arkansas Arabian Horse Show

Physical

Lisa Barr
3700 E 50th St.
Texarkana, AR  71854

Electronic

870-773-2941
http://fourstatesfair.com

Arabian horses are put through their paces and judged in a variety of categories.

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"Tell Me Your Story" Days at the Depot

Physical

Donna Jackson
PO Box 372
Manila, AR  72442

Electronic

870-561-3501
jacksond98@hotmail.com

Friday and Saturday 7-9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m.-noon. An oral history workshop to document and tape personal histories of past and former residents of the city. The workshop will also copy significant photos related to Manila's history.

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Arkansas Historical Association 69th Annual Conference

Physical

Donna Ludlow
Dept. of Hist., Old Main 411
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-575-5884
dludlow@uark.edu
http://www.uark.edu/depts/arkhist/home/

This year's theme is "Before the War: Antebellum Arkansas." There will be seminars dealing with all aspects of Arkansas's territorial and antebellum history.

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18th Annual Spring Crank-Up

Physical

John Burger
13302 Taylor Orchard Road
Gentry, AR  72734

Electronic

479-736-5800
jburger370@earthlink.net
http://tiredironoftheozarks.org

Tired Iron of the Ozarks antique tractor and engine club. Exhibitions of old-time sawmilling and blacksmithing, plowing, home-related antiques and more. Church service Sunday morning. RV parking with electricity and water hookups available (call 479-524-0450). Club operated food concession.

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1800s Mountain Man Rendezvous

Physical

Park Interpreter
82 Woolly Hollow Rd
Greenbrier, AR  72058

Electronic

501-679-2098
woollyhollow@arkansas.com
http://www.arkansasstateparks.com/woollyhollow

Reenactors dress in traditional period attire and camp in authentic lodges and tents. Demonstrations include crafts, games, and survival skills needed during the era of the fur trappers.

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League Mid-Season Tennis Tournament

Physical

Shannon Harris
PO BOX 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72118

Electronic

501-758-1424
http://www.burnsparktennis.com

Tennis Tournament.

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Spring Break Week at The Jones Center

Physical

Tyler Clark
PO Box 2035
922 E. Emma
Springdale, AR  72765

Electronic

479-756-8090
tclark@jcf.jonesnet.org
http://www.jonesnet.org

Spring Break Week 2010 -- Where everyone can learn, play and belong. Each day offers something different: Tuesday-AETN/PBS Kids' Day, Wednesday-Adventure Day, Thursday-Art Day and Friday-Game Day! Join us for this great week of free fun!

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The Deal and the Descent

Physical

Zak Powers
170 Ravine Street
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

501-802-3696
powers82@cablelynx.com
http://www.pockettheatre.com

Performances are held Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. PG-13. "The Deal and The Descent" is a film-noir style crime drama starring Charlie Cooke, a gritty detective who strives to find veracity in a crooked city. Throughout, he struggles with dames, deals, deaths, and Deuces. Periodically, he conveys these conflicts through narration, often using ridiculous metaphors and irrelevant similes. This is a stylistic, and often cliché ridden, look at an era of thin lines between right and wrong.

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27th Annual Arkansas Fiddlers Convention

Physical

Carl J. Wills
7168 Hwy 65 S.
Harrison, AR  72601

Electronic

870-429-6174
http://www.harrisonarkansas.org

Open jam sessions, stage performances. Little Theatre, awards and acknowledgements. Also gospel, Ken & Arlene Murphy and Friends.

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League Mid-Season Tennis Tournament

Physical

Shannon Harris
PO BOX 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72119

Electronic

501-791-8585
sharris@northlittlerock.org
http://www.burnsparktennis.com

Tennis Tournament.

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7th Annual Arkansas Literary Festival

Physical

Brad Mooy, Arkansas Literary Festival, CALS
100 Rock Street
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

501-918-3098
bmooy@cals.org
http://www.arkansasliteraryfestival.org

An exciting mixure of reading, panels, workshops, activities and special events. The Arkansas literary festival offers attendees multiple opportunities to interact with bestselling and emerging writers.

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22nd Annual Jammers Jamoboree

Physical

Elizabeth Kuykendall
50 Laster Flatt Drive
Otto, AR  72173

Electronic

501-835-2451
LesterFlattMEMPPK@windstream.net

Family week - lots of jamming.

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Big To Do on 22

Physical

Linda Hixson
301 West Walnut
Paris, AR  72855

Electronic

479-963-2244
pariscoc@gmail.com
http://www.ParisArOnline.com

Take a drive down scenic Arkansas State Highway 22 from Dardanelle to Barling and shop the area wide yard sales on and off the highway from daylight to dark, Wednesday through Saturday.

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Spunky by George C. Wolfe

Physical

Alexis M. Skinner
1200 N. University Dr. Mail Slot 4937
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

870-575-8428
skinnera@uapb.edu

Three adapted stories of the anthropologist and Harlemite novelist Zora Neale Hurston allow the audience to ride the proverbial A-Train into the rhythms and world of the Harlem Renaissance. 7:30 p.m. 15th-17th; 3 p.m. 17th-18th.

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48th Annual Arkansas Folk Festival

Physical

Michalle Coon
PO Box 133
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

870-269-5004
mvchamber@mvtel.net
http://www.yourplaceinthemountians.com

Annual Spring celebration featuring handmade crafts, frontier life demonstrations, parade, lots of "folk, mountain, and bluegrass" music, dancing on the Courthouse Square, and window decorating contest. A great fun family festival. Ozark Folk Center opens for the season. Free admission to Crafts Village during this weekend. Free shuttle from downtown to the Folk Center.

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AA Springtime in the Ozarks

Physical

Ken Rundel
PO Box 522
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-7333
krundel@eurekasprings.org
http://www.eurekasprings.org

Annual Alcoholics Anonymous Convention. Meeting and gatherings are help in the convention center, the City Auditorium and other venues around Eureka Springs.

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6th Annual Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival

Physical

Shea Childs
112 Edgewood
Hot Springs, AR  71901

Electronic

501-282-9057
shea@valleyofthevapors.com
http://www.valleyofthevapors.com

Experience the cutting edge, live performances of 40+ touring underground bands in a 200 capacity venue. While under the umbrella of rock, bands span the spectrum from ska, indie, garage, hardcore, alt country, and punk. Rub elbows with tomorrow’s stars while you can! Visit our Web site for schedule and full details.

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Break the Mold Spring Break

Physical

Brenda Hengel
701 Main St.
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

870-536-3375
bhengel@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org

Five days of spring break fun learning about science and art of illusion as well as GPS mapping fun! Art and science fun.

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9th Annual Ozark Foothills FilmFest

Physical

Judy Pest
195 Peel Road
Locust Grove, AR  72550

Electronic

870-251-1189
ozarkfilm@wildblue.net
http://www.ozarkfoothillsfilmfest.org

Highlights include: "American Masterpieces" featuring legendary documentary filmmaker Les Blank screening J'AI ETE AU BAL and MARC AND ANN, two seminal films about the roots of Cajun music, juxtaposed with a live performance by influential Cajun performers/preservationists The Savoy Family Band; independent film showcases with filmmaker Q&As; guest artist receptions; and the 3rd Annual Screenwriting Competition awards presentation.

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Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific

Physical

Walton Arts Center
495 W. Dickson St.
Fayetteville, AR  72701

Electronic

479-443-5600
info@waltonartscenter.org
http://www.waltonartscenter.org

Set on a tropical island during World War II, the musical tells the sweeping romantic story of two couples and how their happiness is threatened by the realities of war and by their own prejudices. Beloved songs include "Some Enchanted Evening," "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair," "This Nearly Was Mine" and "There is Nothin' Like a Dame."

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30th Annual Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Festival

Physical

Joe Bill Meador
812 Barner Street
Fordyce, AR  71742

Electronic

870-352-2055
dandgran@yahoo.com

This will be the 30th anniversary of our city wide celebration of our heritage features entertainment, great food, parade, model trains, rodeo, 5K, car show, arts & crafts, quilt show, beauty contest, washer tossing contest, and the Redbug Reunion Rally.

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Good Sam's RV Club Jamboree

Physical

Lisa Barr
3700 E 50th St
Texarkana, AR  71854

Electronic

870-773-2941
http://fourstatesfair.com

Good Sam's members from all over the country converge for a week of fun. Renewing friendships, shopping, playing games, participating in seminars and eating great food at area restaurants.

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32nd Annual Wye Mtn. Daffodil Festival

Physical

Betty Harman
1402 Hwy 113 S
Bigelow, AR  72016

Electronic

501-330-2403
hrossharmon@yahoo.com
http://www.wyemountainumc-daffodilfestival.com/

Two weekends -- March 20-21 and 27-28. Experience seven acres of daffodils -- 30 varieties! Plus arts & crafts, BBQ, cobblers, drinks and more. Crafters available through Easter Sunday. An area will be roped off for purchase of daffodils.

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Fools

Physical

Box Office
214 S. Main
Springdale, AR  72765

Electronic

479-751-5441
info@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org

In the tiny village of Kulichnikov, everyone is happy and everyone is cursed with stupidity! Folks who visit for more than 24 hours become just as stupid. Enter a young teacher, who falls in love with the doctor's daughter and must break the curse or be stupified himself.

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The Miracle Worker

Physical

Rogers Little Theater
116 South 2nd Street
Rogers, AR  72756

Electronic

479-631-8988
boxoffice@rogerslittletheater.org
http://www.rogerslittletheater.org

Rogers Little Theaters presents the classic story of Annie Sullivan and her student, blind and mute Helen Keller. The story dramatizes the volatile relationship between the lonely teach and her charge.

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Gallery Stroll

Physical

Marsha Havens
19 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-363-9600
Marsha@EurekaThyme.com
http://www.artofeureka.com

The nine Eureka Springs Gallery Associates along Spring Street invite you to a fun evening of Art on April 10 from 6 to 9 p.m.Shows for featured artists, refreshments, music, and more will abound during this fun-filled evening. Join us in Eureka Springs, where art is around every corner.

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Eureka Thyme Art Show

Physical

Marsha Havens
19 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-363-9600
Marsha@EurekaThyme.com
http://www,EurekaThyme.com

The watercolor paintings of Eureka Springs artist, Dixie Westerman, will be featured in a show on April 10 at Eureka Thyme, 19 Spring Street. Join us to meet Dixie and see her beautiful depictions of local beauty.

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Ferdinand the Bull

Physical

Arkansas Arts Center
501 E. 9th Street
Little Rock, AR  72202

Electronic

501-372-4000
info@arkarts.com
http://www.arkarts.com

Children and parents alike will adore the heart-warming story of Ferdinand, the cuddly bull who enjoys spending sunny afternoons smelling flowers in the shade of his favorite cork tree. Experience the sights, sounds and culture of Spain in this wonderful Children's Theatre musical!

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Glorious

Physical

Box Office
601 Main Street
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

501-378-0405
agalloway@therep.org
http://www.therep.org

Nominated for the 2006 Laurence Olivier Award as Best New Comedy and written by Peter Quilter, Glorious! is based on the true life story of Florence Foster Jenkins, the legendary New York heiress and socialite who wanted to be a great operatic diva despite having one of the worst singing voices in history.

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Frost/Nixon

Physical

Box Office
601 Main Street
Little Rock, AR  72201

Electronic

501-378-0405
agalloway@therep.org
http://www.therep.org

Profoundly evocative and vibrantly written by Peter Morgan, who has a special talent for exploring what he calls “the twilight between historical fact and fiction” with his films "The Queen" and "The Last King of Scotland", Frost/Nixon is an exhilarating, intellectual David and Goliath battle of wits as Frost attempts to “give Nixon the trial he never had.”

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Dearly Departed

Physical

Center on the Square
111 W. Arch Street
Searcy, AR  72143

Electronic

501-368-0111
centeronthesquare@sbcglobal.net
http://centeronthesquare.org

Dinner Theater production on the historic White County court square. Ticket includes admission to the show an dinner provided by some of the best caterers in the area.

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Wild Cave Tour

Physical

Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

870-757-2211
r8.ozark.bsc@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com

Sign up for a 4-hour guided trip into undeveloped portions of Blanchard Springs Caverns. Visitors will need sturdy boots and long pants, and 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 10 years old. A responsible adult must tour with ten 10-12 year olds. Tours by reservation only, Wednesdays-Sundays. Closed New Year’s day. Call for tour times, rates, or reservations.

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Tulip Extravaganza

Physical

Darla Kelsay
540 Arkridge Road
Hot Springs, AR  71913

Electronic

501-262-9619
dkelsay@garvangardens.org
http://www.garvangardens.org

This lavish floral display of over 100,000 tulips at Garvan Woodland Gardens is one of the most anticipated events of the year. Call 501-262-9300 or 800-366-4664 for estimated peak bloom dates.

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11th Annual Celebrate Art Showcase

Physical

Box Office
214 S. Main
Springdale, AR  72765

Electronic

479-751-5441
info@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org

The talents of K-8th grade artists from Madison, Carroll, Benton, and Washington counties. This lively, colorful show is sure to please and inspire, with over 400 pieces of artwork filling the galleries. Open House March 6, 1-3 p.m.

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11th Annual Celebrate Art Showcase

Physical

Box Office
214 S. Main
Springdale, AR  72765

Electronic

479-751-5441
info@artscenteroftheozarks.org
http://www.artscenteroftheozarks.org

Artists, K-8th graders from NWA. Award ribbons given. Reception March 6, from 1-3 p.m.

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Dripstone Trail Tour

Physical

Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

870-757-2211
r8.ozark.bsc@fs.fed.us
http://blanchardcavetours.com

Join us for a 1-hour walking tour through the fantastic upper level of Blanchard Springs Caverns, in constant 58° temperature. Visitors 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. Tours offered periodically, from 9:30 am - 4:30 pm, Wednesdays-Sundays. Closed New Year’s day. Call for tour times, rates, or reservations.

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Eureka Springs Gallery Association Tames March Winds

Physical

Steve Roberson
73 Spring Street
Eureka Springs, AR  72632

Electronic

479-253-7679
thenaturegallery@sbcglobal.net
http://www.artofeureka.com

Step into the serene atmosphere of any of the Gallery Association's seven Fine Art Galleries along convenient downtown Spring Street, and an eclectic collection of more than 900 artist's works are to be discovered. Don't hurry, for there's lots to see and you'll probably need to return again, and again. Go to www.artofeureka.com for gallery addresses, hours and special events.

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Life on the Home Front: The Modern Family's Responce to World Conflicts

Physical

Soozi Williams
P.O. Box 72
Marked Tree, AR  72365

Electronic

870-358-4998
sooziw@eritter.net
http://mtdam.org

This exhibit presents the view of the family left behind during World War I, World War II and Vietnam.

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"Disaster!"

Physical

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

Electronic

479-750-8165
shiloh@springdaleark.org
http://www.springdalear.gov/shiloh

A photo exhibit of crashes and catastrophes in northwest Arkansas.

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Selections from the Kentler Flatfiles

Physical

Arkansas Arts Center
501 E. 9th Street
Little Rock, AR  72202

Electronic

501-372-4000
info@arkarts.com
http://www.arkarts.com

The Kentler International Drawing Space, located in Brooklyn, New York, is dedicated to contemporary drawings and works on paper. Each year, the Kentler invites a curator to select a show from its drawing flatfiles. This year, Marilyn Symmes of the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University is the curator.

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Young Arkansas Artists 49th Annual Exhibition

Physical

Arkansas Arts Center
501 E. 9th Street
Little Rock, AR  72202

Electronic

501-372-4000
info@arkarts.com
http://www.arkarts.com

Selected by members of the Arkansas Art Educators Association, this popular annual exhibition features art by Arkansas students from Kindergarten to 12th grade.

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Dripstone Trail Tour

Physical

Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main Street
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

888-757-2246
r8.ozark.bsc@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 year round; tours offered periodically, from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 pm. Call 870-757-2211 or 1-888-757-2246 for tour times, rates, or reservations.

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11th Annual River Valley Student Art Competition

Physical

Teresa Carver
423 North 6th Street
Fort Smith, AR  72901

Electronic

479-784-2787
info@fortsmithartcenter.org
http://www.fortsmithartcenter.org

Juried art competition exhibit of works submitted by youth in grades 6-12.

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Oaklawn's Live Racing -- 2010 Season

Physical

Kim Burge-Baron
PO Box 699
Hot Springs, AR  71902

Electronic

501-623-4411
kbaron@oaklawn.com
http://www.oaklawn.com

Live Thoroughbred Racing Season since 1904. Simulcasting and Gaming open every day and every night, with the exception of Christmas Day.

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Nanotechnology

Physical

Brenda Hengel
701 Main St.
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

870-536-3375
bhengel@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org

Hands-on kids' science exhibit on the world of nanotechnology.

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Arkansas Diamonds Indoor Football League Team Season

Physical

Shannon Harris
PO Box 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72119

Electronic

501-758-1424
sharris@northlittlerock.org
http://www.northlittlerock.travel

Formerly known as the Arkansas Twisters -- The ARKANSAS DIAMONDS, an Indoor Football League team, play their home games at Verizon Arena in historic downtown North Little Rock. For a complete listing of games and ticket information, please visit http://www.ardiamonds.com/ or call 501-975-5425.

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Carl Smith's Fayetteville

Physical

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

Electronic

479-750-8165
shiloh@springdaleark.org
http://www.springdalear.gov/shiloh

A photo exhibit spanning the 1920s-1950s, featuring images of a town (Fayetteville) and a family (Carl Frances, and Ada Lee Smith), as seen through the eyes of amateur photographer Carl Smith.

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Arkansas Travelers Baseball Season

Physical

Shannon Harris
PO Box 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72119

Electronic

501-758-1424
sharris@northlittlerock.org
http://www.northlittlerock.travel

The Arkansas Travelers home games are played at Dickey-Stephens Park in historic downtown North Little Rock. For a complete listing of games or for ticket information, please call 501-644-1555 or visit our Web site.

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Certified Arkansas Farmer's Market

Physical

Summer Toyne
PO Bo 5511
North Little Rock, AR  72119

Electronic

501-758-1424
stoyne@northlittlerock.org
http://www.northlittlerock.travel

In the heart of historic North Little Rock, open on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. until noon across from the new Argenta Market. Located on the Trolley route and has an abundance of free parking. The CAFM is also available online at www.cafm.locallygrown.net.

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GPS: Mapping Arkansas

Physical

Brenda Hengel
701 Main St.
Pine Bluff, AR  71601

Electronic

870-536-3375
bhengel@artssciencecenter.org
http://www.artssciencecenter.org

Hands-on kids' science exhibit on GPS mapping and Arkansas.

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Wild Cave Tour

Physical

Tony Guinn
Sylamore Ranger District
1001 East Main sSreet
Mountain View, AR  72560

Electronic

888-757-2246
r8.ozark.bsc@fs.fed.us
http://blancahrdcavetours.com

4-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 year olds. Open year round; tours by reservation only. Call 870-757-2211 or 1-888-757-2246 for tour times, rates, or reservations.

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2nd Annual First Friday

Physical

Daniel Hintz
412 S. Main Street
Bentonville, AR  72712

Electronic

479-254-0254
info@downtownbentonville.org
http://www.downtownbentonville.org

March through November every first Friday of the month from 5-8 p.m. Music, food, and family fun.

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