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Conway's Community Band kicks off its monthly concert series in Simon Park.

Adoptable pets will be available at the North Little Rock Animal Shelter's Mobile Adoption Unit, which will be at Lakewood Village from 1-7:30 p.m. every Friday. For information call (501) 791-8577.

School is out and the water park in Jacksonville is having a party! Grab your swim suits, towels & friends and head over for an evening swim.

The Rock Run 8K winds along the Arkansas River Trail in Murray Park and benefits Easter Seals Arkansas. Youngsters (or non-runners) can also participate in a 1-mile Fun Run/Walk. Registration starts at 6:00 a.m.; run kicks off at 7:30 a.m.

In this fun run and walk, participants complete five miles dressed as a favorite rock 'n roll star, cartoon character and other imaginative outfits.

Bring a towel, yoga mat, water and sunscreen, and allow yourself an hour of peaceful yoga practice in the beautiful setting of Wildwood. Veteran instructor Chuck Burks will lead free Hatha yoga classes for all level every Saturday in May.

Easter Seals Arkansas will host the third annual Rock Run 8k race and 1-mile family fun run/walk at 7:30 a.m. May 26 at Murray Park. Day-of-race Rregistration will begin at 6 a.m. The 8k course is nationally certified by USA Track and Field as a Grand Prix race. The Rock Run 8K begins on Rebsamen Road...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Enhancing Sport Performance hosts the 2012 ESP-Boll Weevil Combine for student-athletes in grades 9-12 during the 2012-2013 school year.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Are you ready to start your summer off right? You and your family can join a museum interpreter and the staff at the Plantation Agriculture Museum for some summer fun and festivities. The museum will be hosting games, crafts, and activities throughout the afternoon, including: 3-legged races, stilt...

Take off from the Little Maumelle boat launch and explore the Little Maumelle River on this guided 4.5-mile float. No experience is required, but participants should be comfortable around water.

Guests must wear all white clothing to attend this soiree, held on the The First Tee of Central Arkansas golf course. Visitors will enjoy a children's fashion show and more. Advance payment and registration are required to attend.

Save up to 50% off of select merchandise at Barbara/Jean this weekend. The sale excludes new arrivals, basics and cosmetics.

The Charlie Daniels Band will perform at 8 p.m. May 26 at Magic Springs Timberwood Amphitheater. Opening the show will be local singer/songwriter Luke Williams at 7 p.m. Admission is free with gate admission of $44.99 per adult, $29.99 for juniors (under 48 inches in height) and seniors (ages 55 and...

Riverfest celebrates its 35th anniversary at this year's 3-day music festival. Bands include country acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd and Little Big Town, indie bands Mute Math and Neon Trees, rap artist Snoop Dogg, rock outfits Chevelle and Staind, 90s hit-makers Boyz II Men and Third Eye Blind, and more Families...

Next to Normal, directed by resident director and director of education Nicole Capri, is a Tony Award-winning drama about a mentally ill suburban mother who struggles with worsening bipolar disorder and the effects it has on her family. It contains adult language and adult content. Showtimes are 7 p.m....

Now in its sixth decade, this annual children's art exhibition showcases artwork by students in kindergarten through 12th grade from across the state. Works in a variety of media are juried by Arkansas art educators. A "Best of Class" and two "Honorable Mentions" are chosen for each grade.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Take off from the Little Maumelle boat launch and explore the Little Maumelle River on this guided 4.5-mile float. No experience is required, but participants should be comfortable around water. Reservations required.

LRFW is having its annual Model Search (the largest model casting call in the mid-south region) May 20 and 27 for LRFW 2012 (July 16-21). One model will be crowned Model of the Year and receive a cash prize. A few unsigned models could earn a modeling contract. Males and females of all ages and all sizes...

Come enjoy the best seats possible for the fireworks at the end of Riverfest along with a dinner of Roasted Pork Tenderloin, Queen's Chicken served with choice of two sauces, Scalloped Potatoes, Southern Style Green Beans, Whole Kernel Corn, Dinner Rolls, Captain's...

Spend the holiday weekend camping on the lake, and take advantage of Lake Catherine State Park's gratis programs. Park interpreters will lead hikes, lake tours and nature programs. Families can participate in swimming, games, crafts and a sandcastle competition, too.

Jacksonville's water park opens for the season Memorial Day weekend! Children can take a dip in the plunge pool, slip down two water slides, get showered by umbrella-shaped water features and more.

International thrift retailer Savers will hold a 50 percent off sale on May 28 (Memorial Day) -- come in for great deals on clothes, home decor, accessories and more. 

This week's science workshop for pre-k children promises to be tasty. Argenta Market will teach youngsters about preparing snacks with local ingredients.

CARTI presents the 15th Annual Dennis Jungmeyer Scholarship Awards to 20 graduating high school seniors from around the state. Reception and refreshments at 2 p.m.; ceremony begins at 2:30 p.m. Admission is free.

Three friendly prehistoric pals—Scratch, Spike and Lofty—learn how to fly with help from a kind pterodactyl.

Brian Irby will focus on the 1912 gubernatorial race that pitted political veteran Governor George W. Donaghey against upstart Congressman Joseph T. Robinson in the Democratic primary to explore the major issues and personalities that dominated Arkansas politics a hundred years ago. The talk will also...

Explore the antioxidant power (and the just plain yummy factor) of wine and chocolate at the Museum of Discovery's adult science program. Ages 21 and older.

Dr. Shubh Mahato, the country director of Heifer Nepal, will share details of a new goat and dairy project to lessen hunger and poverty in Nepal. The 23.8 million project was launched in January and aims to teach small family farmers best practices for raising livestock, form community groups and cooperatives...

The Golf Ball Drop is an annual event organized by Independent Living Services to raise funds, awareness, and foster partnerships between Independent Living Services and surrounding businesses in the community. Every year, golf balls are made available to the public for purchase through donations. These...

Members of Mid-America Science Museum get VIP access to the exclusive monthly party. Special perks include activities, experiments, demonstrations and more!

Arkansas Arts Center members celebrate the opening of new exhibition "The Rockefeller Influence" with cocktails and music. For info on membership: (501) 372-4000.

The Central Arkansas Chapter of the Arkansas Hospitality Association hosts a party that includes a hog roasting, music and Baggo Tournament. The tournament begins at 5:30 p.m., and does not cost extra to participate. Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children discover how we get the water we use in our everyday lives and learn the path of a water droplet as they play "The Incredible Journey" game.

Join the craft clan on the 1st Friday of June, July and August to explore American Indian arts and crafts. We will make gourd crafts on this first day. All materials are provided. Reservations required.

Learn an important nature survival skill at this hands-on workshop—how to tell if a stream is polluted. Meet a park interpreter at the playground to play the Macroinvertebrate Mayhem game, discover what a macroinvertebrate is and how viewing them can help determine the cleanliness of a stream.

The Arkansas Travelers play the Corpus Christi Hooks; 1,500 adults can snatch up Mike Trout pinstripe replica jerseys. Stick around for a postgame concert in the Hookslide Corner featuring Don't Stop Please.

The public is invited to an opening reception for the exhibit "The White House Garden." The exhibit features reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents...

Parent's Survival Nights allows mom and dad to enjoy some adult time at the movies, catching up with friends or enjoying a meal. Meanwhile, children get some quality kid time with trained instructors who lead them through games, music-filled activities and crafts, and supervise free-play...

The Grammy-nominated country music artist plays from his extensive repertoire, including tunes from his latest album, "Proud to be Here."

Join the slumber party at the skate rink to celebrate summer break. Kids will skate the night away, participate in games and win prizes.

Lucky for you, participants in the Zoo's Cheetah Chase won’t have to outrun a real cheetah—the wildcats can get up to speeds of 70-75 miles per hour! Only two-legged runners will celebrate the upcoming arrival of cheetahs at the Little Rock Zoo by competing in a 5K run or 1-mile family walk....

Children ages 5-15 swim, bike and run in a triathlon to benefit the Bryant Boys and Girls Club and the Central Arkansas Swim Club. After the competition, athletes and their supporters can celebrate over complimentary food, door prizes, bounce castles, games and more.

Mike Lawn, former executive groundskeeper for the White House, gives a presentation called “Making Your Mansion Bloom-Tips from the White House to the Backyard” with host Janet Carson in the library lecture hall. He will also conduct a tour of the Library's new exhibition, "White House Garden,"...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

This derby from 8-11 a.m. is for kids ages 15 and under. There will be how-to-fish clinics, casting contests, free snacks and lots of prizes. Prizes will be given away throughout the event with a special prize for the biggest fish. Bring your own bait and tackle.

The 2012 Expo brings together local and national health, beauty and fitness organizations, hospitals, physicians, dentists, faith-based and community non-profit organizations showcasing health information to the Little Rock community. Visitors can partake in health screenings, including HIV tests, blood...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Plantation Services is having a sale of tropical plants and decorative containers from 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. June 1 and 2 at its warehouse, 18807 Kanis Road, Little Rock 

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Spy feathered, furred and reptilian friends while enjoying a kayak tour of the Little Maumelle River.

The Greater Little Rock Council of Garden Clubs presents its 12th annual garden tour, this year showing off elaborate greenery in the Chenal area. Each of the gardens will also feature a local artist painting works. For info: Brenda Godwin, brendajgodwin@sbcglobal.net.

Both mom and labor coach or partner are invited to Baptist Health Medical Center to learn all about pregnancy, labor and delivery (including breathing and relaxation techniques), as well as what to expect after baby arrives! Call ahead to reserve a spot. The class instructor will greet class attendees...

Dads get in free at The Wonder Place today when they take their kiddos to the playspace. Youngsters can splash in the water table, put on a theatrical production on the drama stage and more.

The Rackensack Folklore Society holds its annual concert featuring old-time acoustic mountain and folk music, dance and comedy. Expect a big party this year, as the event will mark the society's 50th anniversary of preserving historic acoustic instruments and musical traditions.

The Arkansas Travelers play the San Antonio Missions; It's Batesville community night, so thrifty residents can find free tickets to the game around Batesville. 2,000 adults will receive free Mark Trumbo replica jersey tees.

The newest addition to the Argenta Arts District in North Little Rock celebrates their official grand opening with the premiere performance of "Little Rock & a Hard Place." The venue hosts plays, live comedy and music, and screens classic foreign and silent films. Patrons can also stop by the coffee...

This annual dinner, with live music, cocktails and silent auction, benefits the Scott Plantation Settlement and supports efforts to preserve the historical past of rural Arkansas. For info: Sheila Vaught, (501) 663-4563.

Join the Unitarian Universalist Church of Little Rock for a live and silent auction. Hors doeuvres and one beverage per paid admission.

Lake Ouachita State Park will celebrate the American Hiking Society’s 20th annual National Trails Day from 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. June 2. Choose your own adventure: guided trail hikes, kayaking tours or scenic barge rides. The schedule also includes park programs and activities for children and families...

Songwriter Keith Sykes presents Richard Leigh, Jed Zimmerman, Larry Joe Taylor, John Prine and Roger Cook in two shows at 8 p.m. June 1 an 2 at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs.  The weekend includes a Saturday morning Bloody Mary guitar pull at 10:30 a.m., an interview of John Prine by Keith...

Celebrate and enjoy Petit Jean’s 20-plus miles of trails during this day filled with hikes and hiking related programs for all ages. For info and event schedule: PetitJeanStatePark.com.

Hot Springs holds its first-ever Hats in Hot Springs Festival with wacky contests, free concerts and more. The festivities are free to everyone who wears a topper and starts with a concert from Memphis Soul Revue at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. The Hot Springs Concert Band continues the party on Saturday, with...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Little Rock Wind Symphony’s Chamber Players present Sunday Serenade at 3 p.m. June 3 at St. Paul United Methodist Church, 2223 Durwood Road, Little Rock. As part of the Diversions concert series, 16 members of the Little Rock Wind Symphony come together in chamber ensembles to create an enjoyable...

The Greater Little Rock Council of Garden Clubs presents its 12th annual garden tour, this year showing off elaborate greenery in the Chenal area. Each of the gardens will also feature a local artist painting works. For info: Brenda Godwin, brendajgodwin@sbcglobal.net.

The Arkansas Travelers play the San Antonio Missions; it's Pine Bluff and White Hall community night, so thrifty residents can find free tickets to the game around Pine Bluff and White Hall. After the game, kids will be invited to run the bases.

Central Arkansas celebrates its first ever Buddy Walk, a 1-mile walk to promote acceptance and inclusion of people with Down Syndrome. Buddy Walk is a national organization whose events raise money to support local and national education and advocacy initiatives. Participants will meet on the North Little...

Auditions for Community Theatre of Little Rock's Summer Musical Hairspray will be held at 2 p.m. June 2-3 at The Public Theatre, 616 Center St., Little Rock. Tom Crone will be Directing. Jo Murry will be directing music.  There will be cold readings from the script. Please prepare a musical number...

The Little Rock Film Festival, centered in the River Market District and across the river in the North Little Rock's Argenta Arts District, screens a variety of international films including shorts, documentaries and traditional narratives. Most screenings will be held at Riverdale 10, 2600 Cantrell...

Participants tee off to benefit Camp Aldersgate, an outdoor summer camp for children and youth with medical or physical conditions. Registration begins at 11 a.m. For info: Karyn Fitts-Langley, (501) 228-7111, ext. 5121; or Walker Bowden, (501) 228-7111, ext. 5138.

Throw a pair of walking shoes in your car or take an extra pair to your office, so you can participate in the new Monday Mile walking program on your lunch hour in Downtown Little Rock in the River Market and Central Business districts. On the first Monday of each month in April, May and June, participants...

Nanas and Pop-pops that accompany their little ones to The Wonder Place today can take advantage of free admission for grandparents; meanwhile, kids will have a blast romping in play space.

The Arkansas Travelers play the San Antonio Missions.

This 4-week workshop covers nutrition, emotional and physical changes during pregnancy, lamaze techniques, partner's support role, cesarean birth and includes a tour of the Baptist Health facilities.  Register early in your pregnancy to guarantee a spot in one of the classes. If mom is having...

Children ages 6 and younger learn the scientific principles of surface tension in an activity called "Magic Milk."

Kids hear some live tunes, as Leonardo leads a dance and sing-along.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (June 12, 26) or playing with board games (June 5, 19).

Presented by Pulaski Technical College Foundation, this ultimate culinary competition unfolds on center stage where chefs have one hour to prepare a three-course meal. To make things even trickier, chefs are required to utilize a mystery ingredient revealed moments before go time. Their final efforts...

Enjoy a cocktail reception, silent auction, seated dinner and a Broadway-style variety show to benefit Arkansas Enterprises for the Developmentally Disabled Inc.  Tickets are $100 per person (includes cocktail reception, dinner and show). VIP tickets are $150(includes private bar and dining, VIP...

Parents can learn CPR and choking management techniques for infants and children ages 1-8. Issues such as baby-proofing your home, accident prevention, crib safety and carseat selection will be discussed. This is a two-part class June 5 and June 12. No children are allowed in this class.

What do you get when current and former North Little Rock mayors take the mic at the popular cultural series Tales from the South? The sharing of deeply held secrets about North Little Rock and some great tales, all true! We invite you to a great evening of entertainment in this special edition of Tales...

Little Rock native, Oakland Raiders running back and former Arkansas Razorback, Darren McFadden, hosts this new camp for boys and girls ages 7-14. The football star will direct camp activities with help from the top prep and collegiate coaches in Little Rock. Campers will learn the fundamentals of the...

Storyteller Beverly Wright captivates little listeners with her tales.

Toddlers settle in for a reading of Mo Willems' picture book about Pigeon and Duckling.

Little ones learn how to make beaded creations in a crafty workshop.

Moms, Dads, Grandparents, Caretakers—all adults can take advantage of free admission today at The Wonder Place. Sit back, relax and let the kiddos roam in the playspace, craft in the art studio and more.

Educators from Pinnacle Mountain present a fun lesson on rocks and minerals.

Musician and comedian The Spoon Man entertains kids in a lively show for all ages.

The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre presents William Shakespeare's romantic and delightful comedy, Twelfth Night, in an outdoor performance. After a tragic shipwreck, Viola washes up on shore on the unknown island of Illyria. Believing her brother to be lost, she disguises herself as a boy in order to seek...

The Winemaker's Dinner features a superb five-course dinner paired with an array of outstanding wines from one of EJ Gallo's wineries. Ella's Restaurant Executive Chef Bill Lyle works closely with the winemakers to pair his culinary skills with their vintages. The result is an evening not to be missed. Located...

Your little bundle of joy is almost here and anxiety is taking over! Get prepared and learn skills to care for your newborn in this class offered by Baptist Health. Expectant couples will learn diapering methods, safe ways to hold, bath and feed infants, and more. Soon-to-be parents will also hear about...

Expectant couples will learn the many benefits of breastfeeding, basic techniques, common problems and possible solutions and other helpful tips. Attendees will meet the instructor in the main lobby of the hospital.

Students entering 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade are invited to take part in an exciting summer curriculum not offered in most schools. Classes topics include Young Medical Scientist, Young Chemist and Young Paleontologist. The program will also focus on childrens' relationships, with a special 20 minutes per...

Horsemanship Summer Camps offer an exciting four-day where participants will explore complete horsemanship from mucking and grooming to saddling and riding. You will be amazed with how quickly you become an experienced horseman! Each day camp session follows a schedule of 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday-Thursday....

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

North Little Parks and Recreation invites families to come out to the Burns Park Covered Bridge with their fishing poles, tackle boxes and best bait to take part in their All-American Fishing Derby.

Journey to the far East through exploration of Asian cultures, traditions, folklore, literature, theater, artwork and more in a camp designed for boys and girls alike. Recommended for ages 9-11.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Drop in for game or two of B-I-N-G-O, and pick up a few library books to take home!

Kids in grades 1 through 6 play Adventure Quest, a unique storytelling experience in which players are challenged both physically and mentally. To advance in the story, participants complete trials that include artistic and athletic exercises, problem solving and even battles with foam weapons! ...

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

Uncorked! features gourmet hors d'oeuvres from the most popular local eateries including Cafe Rue Orleans, Savor, Ella's, River Grille, Hog Haus Brewing Company and more. Each wine tasting event accomodates 600 guests and features over 400 wine selections from elite wineries across the globe. Guests...

Thirteen visionaries founded a unique mental health organization to provide therapeutic services in a foster family setting in 1983. These 13 original founders will now receive the “Make a Difference” Award by their very own Treatment Homes Inc. at 6:30 p.m. June 8 at the Arkansas...

Lots of hungry fish will be biting at the annual youth fishing derby at Dupree Park Lake. Fishing enthusiasts ages 15 and under are invited to join. Prizes will be given. Registration 7-8 a.m.; derby 8 a.m.-10 a.m.

Little bookworms will "Dream Big" with help from the library's summer reading club. To celebrate the first day of this year's program, the Museum of Discovery leads an activity with animals at 10:30 a.m., and kids will be able to participate in other games and crafts all day long.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Beginners, this class is for you. Participants will cook a meal from start to finish using basics like pork tenderloin and rice. New cooks will also learn to make a great salad and simple summer dessert.

Tour de Rock is a fundraiser for CARTI (Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute) that caters to cycling enthusiast with two fun rides, the Arkansas Children's Hospital Family Fun Ride and the US Bank Advanced Ride. The Family Fun Ride, which starts at 10 a.m., is aimed at cyclists of all ages and...

Both mom and labor coach or partner are invited to Baptist Health Medical Center to learn all about pregnancy, labor and delivery (including breathing and relaxation techniques), as well as what to expect after baby arrives! Call ahead to reserve a spot. The class instructor will greet class attendees...

Work on that slam dunk and bring your a-game to the second annual Hoop Jams. The three-on-three basketball tournament is open to players ages 6 and up, of all heights and abilities, so youngsters shouldn’t worry if their 3-pointer still needs some work. More importantly, the competition hopes to...

The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre presents William Shakespeare's romantic and delightful comedy, Twelfth Night, in an outdoor performance. After a tragic shipwreck, Viola washes up on shore on the unknown island of Illyria. Believing her brother to be lost, she disguises herself as a boy in order to seek...

Head to the Crater of Diamonds State Park's Diamond Springs Water Park to splish splash at this pool party. The theme will be Under the Sea: kids can pretend to be a scuba diver about to be eaten by a hungry shark in a fun photo opp, compete in a swimsuit contest, play games and snack on refreshment...

Premier Tasting features an amazing selection of wines not seen anywhere outside of the Aspen Wine Festival.   In addition to the bountiful selection of wine and cuisine, patrons can bid on and win specialty format bottles of wine, vacation trips to Colorado, Napa Valley and other exciting destinations,...

The proceeds from this fifth annual fundraiser goes to Historically Black Colleges and Universities in Arkansas, which supports Arkansas Baptist College, Philander Smith College in Little Rock and the University of Arkansas in Pine Bluff. At the eventguests will enjoy culinary specialities, as well as...

Jazzy Jeans & Jewels, happening from 7-11 p.m. June 9 at Clear Channel Metroplex, is hosted by the Little Rock Chapter of The Links Inc. and benefits the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. 

Children ages 15 and under drop a line and wait for the fish at Petit Jean State Park to bite. Fish will be stocked and prizes provided by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. BYO lawn chairs, bait and tackle.

Kids, get ready for summertime and register for the library's Summer Reading Club!

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Work on that slam dunk and bring your a-game to the second annual Hoop Jams. The three-on-three basketball tournament is open to players ages 6 and up, of all heights and abilities, so youngsters shouldn’t worry if their 3-pointer still needs some work. More importantly, the competition hopes to...

Hailing from Detroit, this rock legend's musical talents, ear-shattering volume & over-the-top onstage antics quickly earned the young guitarist the moniker of "Motor City Madman," along with international acclaim. Recognized today as the world's leading guitar showmen, Nugent's career spans five...

The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre presents William Shakespeare's romantic and delightful comedy, Twelfth Night, in an outdoor performance. After a tragic shipwreck, Viola washes up on shore on the unknown island of Illyria. Believing her brother to be lost, she disguises herself as a boy in order to seek...

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club; babies up to two years old and their caregivers can play and learn in this special interactive storytime to promote language skills.

This 10th annual golf tournament, chaired by Chris Johnson, raises funds for ACCESS programs and services. Lunch starts at 11:30 a.m.; shotgun start at 1 p.m. For info and registration: Callie Gutierrez, (501) 217-8600.

Children (4 years to kindergarten age) visit with animals and learn how critters communicate with one another.

As part of the Summer Reading Club for kids, the library shows films that inspire little imaginations to "Dream Big!"

Proceeds benefit the ONE Campaign, which raises money for the expansion of the Women's Center and addition of a surgical facility at Conway Regional.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Toddlers can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

This week's storytime and science lesson for pre-k children focuses on the water cycle.

Children (4 years to kindergarten age) discover why animals eat certain foods and see how zookeepers feed animals at the zoo.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (June 12, 26) or playing with board games (June 5, 19).

Children ages 2-10 get excited for their new siblings' arrivals. They'll embark on a one-hour guided tour of the Labor/Delivery and Nursery areas and get the opportunity to interact with other children who are about to become big brothers and sisters! At least one parent must attend the tour with their...

Dillon International, a licensed, non-profit agency, will host a free meeting giving an overview of adoption from China, Korea, Haiti, India, Hong Kong and Ghana. Adoption programs in Ethiopia, Russia and Honduras, available through an affiliation with Buckner International, will also be discussed.

Cocktails in the Garden presents Moonflowers & Mojitos art show featuring the work of Greg Moore and Metal Art Momma. The most beautiful cocktail party in northwest Arkansas is back for another season of mixing and mingling while nibbling on hors'doeuvres. Try the evening's signature cocktail, mojitos,...

Your little bundle of joy is almost here and anxiety is taking over! Get prepared and learn skills to care for your newborn in this class offered by Baptist Health. Expectant couples will learn diapering methods, safe ways to hold, bath and feed infants, sleeping patterns and more. Soon-to-be parents...

Pick up a few party tricks from Magic Mr. Nick's show full of illusions.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Older kids can stop in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

With the dad-focused holiday in mind, this storytime features father/author Alan Sitomer's picture book "Daddies Do It Different."

Children (4 years to kindergarten age) practice moving like deep sea swimmers, high flyers and leaping animals.

Children meet the tutor dogs from the Tail Waggin' Tutor program, which provides a relaxed atmosphere in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

Every second Wednesday of each month from 2-4 p.m. and 4-6 p.m., Baptist Health provides this free community outreach class. Topics include prenatal nutrition and physical fitness, childbirth preparation, breastfeeding, baby supplies and safe infant care. Baby gifts are given after each class, and complimentary...

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Children ages 6-8 can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

Our non-competitive, skill-building camps provide children ages 3-10 (tots must be potty-trained!) an opportunity for fitness, fun, and total development. This week, kids will participate in games and activities with an automotive theme.

Argenta studio Claytime Pottery teaches youngsters about the art of crafting pottery.

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate, hands-on, class that teaches boys and girls ages 12-14 how to handle emergencies when caring for children. They'll learn what to do when a child chokes, how to call for emergency help, babysitting business skills, basic child care skills (diapering, feeding, etc.)...

Kids ages 8-12 learn try out new recipes and learn vital kitchen skills; each class throughout the summer will boast different themes and menus that take advantage of fresh ingredients.

Our Kid's Cook classes are built to both entertain and instruct kids ages 8-12. They are hands-on and fun, help kids learn to appreciate nutrition, flavor, and the basics of the art of cooking. The Summer Cooking course features a menu of corn fritter, roasted vegetables from the farmers market, homemade...

The conference will reflect on the accomplishments and history of Sidney Sanders McMath's time as an Arkansas governor. Professionals who knew or worked with McMath will speak on presentation topics such as The Making of a Governor, Confronting Jim Crow and a Man of Faith.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club; families can attend this weekly event together to hear stories, play games and more.

Kids stretch it out and learn a few yoga poses in an evening class.

The Arkansas Travelers play the Tulsa Drillers; 1,000 kids in attendance will receive a jersey replica of #26 former Travs pitcher Garrett Richards. Plus, women are invited onto the field after the game to dig for a real diamond ring, in a promotion from Sissy's Log Cabin.

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

Oasis Church hosts VBS each evening June 10-14 for children grades 1-4. At Sky VBS, kids imagine what it would be like to bounce among the clouds, soar with eagles and reach for the stars. The bible comes to life in new and powerful way as kids explore why nothing is impossible with God.

Youngsters ages 7-12 are introduced to the game of golf with special instruction from Ann Baker.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

Governor Beebe will speak about the importance of Governor Sidney Sanders McMath, followed by a reception and family activities. Visitors can receive health and vision screenings, learn about the Marine Corps and enter a children's book giveaway.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Preschoolers can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Stop by The Promenade at Chenal to meet the Arkansas Traveler's baseball team, who will be on hand to sign autographs. The Promenade will also announce the winner of their month-long Dad's Rad contest. Starting June 1, children can submit nominations that tell "Why your Dad is Rad," to enter their pops...

The professional potters at Claytime Pottery Studio teach children ages 6-12 how to craft ceramic works in a one-week class. Class fee includes clay, glazes and firings, so parents can expect to have a new masterpiece to display at home.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The library invites children to get crafty and express their individuality during art days throughout the summer.

Campers ages 8-12 will dig deeper into Arkansas' past in this fun day camp. They'll learn excavation and laboratory techniques, and participate in a variety of archeology related programs and Native American crafts. Lunch, drinks, and snacks will be provided. Reservations are required.

This "nature detective" camp is designed for kids ages 7-10; kids can attend four days of hiking, visiting with live animals, nature programs and more. Advance payment is required.

The Grande Maumelle Sailing Club is focused on providing educational opportunities for adults and kids, both for members and non-members. Our goal is to give everyone interested in sailing the chance to improve their sailing skills so they can enjoy this wonderful sport for a lifetime. So browse our...

This annual summer program provides both visual and theatrical arts instruction to 6-9 year olds. This year’s theme is Fractured Fairy Tales. Students show off their final work and perform short plays for parents at the session's finale, Play & Display, held 6:30-8:30 p.m. June 15.

The Arkansas Travelers play the Tulsa Drillers; 1,500 adults in attendance can pick up a free Travs trucker hat. Band of Heathens rock in a post-game concert.

The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre presents William Shakespeare's romantic and delightful comedy, Twelfth Night, in an outdoor performance. After a tragic shipwreck, Viola washes up on shore on the unknown island of Illyria. Believing her brother to be lost, she disguises herself as a boy in order to seek...

Parent's Survival Nights allows mom and dad to enjoy some adult time at the movies, catching up with friends or enjoying a meal. Meanwhile, children get some quality kid time with trained instructors who lead them through games, music-filled activities and crafts, and supervise free-play...

Students entering 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade are invited to take part in an exciting summer curriculum not offered in most schools. Classes topics include Young Medical Scientist, Young Chemist and Young Paleontologist. The program will also focus on childrens' relationships, with a special 20 minutes per...

Mini racers ages 9 and under will speed through the Mini-Mile as part of the Go! Mile race presented by the Governor’s Council on Fitness. In addition to the half-mile event for youngsters, older participants will also race through the Burns Park Soccer Complex, in separate heats that divide entrants...

The second annual bash will include games, treasure hunts and door prizes. Successful diamond diggers will also be on hand to show off their bling found at the Park.

The Mount Holly Cemetery Garden Series is sponsored by the Downtown Dames, a service organization in the Quapaw Quarter, and includes refreshments and door prizes. June focuses on plants in the garden that attract butterflies. For info: Matilda Buchanan, (501) 375-7794, matildab@msn.com.

Cruise Lake Maumelle with dad to view landscapes, historic structures and the resident wildlife. Three cruises on the pontoon boat will be offered: 10-11:30 a.m., 1-2:30 p.m. and 3-4:30 p.m. Advance payment required.

The Go! Mile from Go! Running, 1819 N. Grant St., Little Rock, includes the Mini-Mile for kids 9 and under, the Go! Mile for kids and adults 10 and up, and the Elite Go! Mile for the fast over-10 set. Online registration, aaialble through June 14, is $10 for those 18 and over, $10 for those under 18,...

The husband-and-wife duo, popular with the preschool set, present a show of live tunes especially for little ones.

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The corner of West Ninth and Arch Streets will come alive with vendors, kids’ activities, entertainment and more family fun in a celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

Do you enjoy eating mushrooms but are discouraged by the price at supermarkets or farmers markets? Shiitake mushrooms and many other types of mushrooms are surprisingly easy to grow at home, indoors or outdoors. Chris Hiryak of Little Rock Urban Farming will demonstrate how to inoculate oak logs with...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Families will learn about the work of Heifer International through fun, hands-on activities that will get participants thinking about where food really comes from.

Professors from UCA will demonstrate basic film techniques, such as using a camera, storytelling, lighting, audio and editing in a hands-on workshop for high school students. The class is sponsored by Thea Foundation and Reel Arkansas.

Keep cool at the museum as they celebrate summer through scientific inquiry. Visitors will look into the underwater world, from oceans to lakes and streams.

To benefit Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation.

The theme of this year's gala is Summer in the City: Key West, and will honor Hardin Bale, Butch Martindill, Dr. Samantha McKelvey and Mimi San Pedro. There will be an auction; proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society.

The Arkansas Travelers play the Tulsa Drillers; 1,000 adults in attendance snag free Travs beach towels. Plus, free tickets will be given away to Carlisle, Hazen and Des Arc residents (available at the Carlisle Public Library).

In this powerful and surprisingly relevant drama we meet the ambitious and crippled Richard, Duke of Gloucester. At the conclusion of the War of the Roses, Richard jealously watches as his brother is crowned King of England, and swears he will take the throne for himself. In Shakespeare’s take...

A Hawaiian Luau, featuring a luau feast, surf music, water games and more will be held from 5-10 p.m. June 15 at Fairfield Bay. Start the day at 9 a.m. with wakesurfing demonstrations along with food, music and fun. Pro-surf demonstrations will be held at noon, 2 and 4 p.m. The Beach Party begins at...

Stay up past bedtime to spend an evening gazing at stars and other celestial phenomena. As twilight settles in, the Central Arkansas Astronomical Society will provide telescopes at the visitors center. If cloudy skies block the view, an indoor program on astronomy will be presented.

Sweet songstress, best known for her breakthrough tune "Bubbly," plays hits from her third album, "All of You." Caillat has won two grammies for her collaborations with Taylor Swift and Jason Mraz.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

Lunch on the Arkansas River and enjoy gorgeous views along with the family in honor of Father's Day. Cruise boards at 12:30 p.m. and departs at 1 p.m.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Join a park interpreter at the museum's Heritage Resource Center to discover the art of leather crafting and how the skill helped early Arkansans to survive. Bonus: the craft will make for a great Father's Day gift! Supplies are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please pay fee...

Bring Dad to lunch on the Arkansas River: Garden Salad, Queen's Chicken served with choice of two sauces, Honey Baked Ham, Wild Rice Blend, Southern Style Green Beans, Tropical Fruit Salad, Dinner Rolls, Captain's Dessert, Iced Tea, Water & Coffee. Cost is...

For 30 years the 17-member Stardust Big Band has been entertaining Arkansas audiences with big band arrangements.  The band is celebrating with a special Stardust 30-year anniversary performance at 3 p.m. June 17 at the Arlington Crystal Ballroom, 239 Central Ave., Hot Springs Admission is $8 (free...

Grab a pole and head to Wildwood for the one day a year visitors are invited to fish in Swan Lake. The fish will be hungry so Dad and the kids should get plenty of nibbles from their underwater friends. On the banks of the lake, families will enjoy music, food and prizes all afternoon.

Take Dad out to the ballgame! The Arkansas Travelers play the Tulsa Drillers at the special Father's Day game. Before the first pitch, dads and their kiddos are invited onto the field for a round of catch. Then, after the game, kids are invited back onto the diamond to run the bases.

Little Rock's own Grande Maumelle Sailing Club will host a Junior Olympic Sailing Regatta. Read what what US Sailing has to say: US SAILING's Junior Olympic Sailing Program is a nationwide series of regattas for youth ages 8 to 21. Each event in this family of regattas is hosted by a different club...

Laid-back singer/songwriters Gavin DeGraw and Colbie Caillat team up for a summer tour featuring pop newbie Andy Grammer as the opener.

The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre presents William Shakespeare's romantic and delightful comedy, Twelfth Night, in an outdoor performance. After a tragic shipwreck, Viola washes up on shore on the unknown island of Illyria. Believing her brother to be lost, she disguises herself as a boy in order to seek...

Possible sights and sounds for this evening include bats, coyotes, deer, owls, beavers and maybe even the elusive alligator! No prior canoe experience is required, but participants should be comfortable around water. Advance payment is required.

Kids treat dad to a day at the museum at no cost!

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club; babies up to two years old and their caregivers can play and learn in this special interactive storytime to promote language skills.

Children (grades 1-3) meet critters from the unique reptile family in today's class.

As part of the Summer Reading Club for kids, the library shows films that inspire little imaginations to "Dream Big!"

The Travs take on the Springfield Cardinals.

Hot off of their world premiere as part of Artosphere 2011, the Artosphere Festival Orchestra is now part of the 10x10 Arts Series! Don't miss the incredible sound of 80 musicians from around the world coming together to explore music and nature through great orchestral works under music director Corrado...

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Toddlers can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

Joel the Science Guy leads a "mad science" workshop and storytime for little ones ages 6 and under.

Students (grades 1-3) find out more about diets of the animals at the zoo and what goes into preparing them.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (June 12, 26) or playing with board games (June 5, 19).

The Travs take on the Springfield Cardinals.

The four-time Grammy winner performs in northwest Arkansas, presenting a number of new songs from his current album "Break the Spell." Opening artists include Candlebox, Safety Suit and Mike Sanchez.

Local news anchor Craig O'Neill tells a different kind of story today—he'll be entertaining kids with lively tales at the library!

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Older kids can stop in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

Can't make it to the beach? Surf the waves vicariously through the brave little chicken at the center of Kristy Dempsey's picture book, "Surfer Chick."

This unique camp for children ages 5-11 offers sessions in art, music and fitness  that keep kids engaged and learning. Reservations recommended.

Animals are always on the move; in this workshop, summertime students (grades 1-3) learn where they're going and why.

Carol Coletta, past president of CEO for Cities and current leader of ArtPlace, speaks at Argenta Downtown Council's Annual Luncheon. The event is the main fundraiser for the organization, which pays for streetscaping, a public safety ambassador, as well as the staff and marketing of Argenta.

The Little Rock Zoo schools kiddos about various critters; they might even bring a few friends along for petting!

North Little Rock Parks & Recreation holds a safety day to educate children ages 6-15 years old. Kids can gather information on water, pool and swim safety, and stop by booths from UAMS Poison Control, Healthy Living (Fitness, Food and No to Drugs and Alcohol), NLR Police Deptartment, NLR Fire Department,...

The Travs take on the Springfield Cardinals.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Children ages 6-8 can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

Our non-competitive, skill-building camps provide children ages 3-10 (tots must be potty-trained!) an opportunity for fitness, fun, and total development. This week, kids will participate in games and activities with the theme "X-treme Sports of ALL Sorts." Mini adrenaline junkies will have a blast...

Marty Boone, better known as The Balloon Man, squeezes and folds balloons into animals and other shapes for kids at the library

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club; families can attend this weekly event together to hear stories, play games and more.

The Travs take on the Springfield Cardinals.

In this powerful and surprisingly relevant drama we meet the ambitious and crippled Richard, Duke of Gloucester. At the conclusion of the War of the Roses, Richard jealously watches as his brother is crowned King of England, and swears he will take the throne for himself. In Shakespeare’s take...

Expectant couples will learn the many benefits of breastfeeding, basic techniques, problems and possible solutions, options for returning to work and ways that partners can support mama and baby. The class from Baptist Health is taught by a board-certified lactation consultant.

Children ages 11-13 get outdoors at this camp, with activities such as canoe/kayak floats, extensive hiking and survival skills workshops. The camp will end with an overnight camping opportunity. Advance payment is required.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Preschoolers can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Youngsters ages 7-17 with special needs learn all about golf, from the rules to the morals and values of the game. The camp kicks off June 22 and meets every other Friday through August 17. Reservations required.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Camp Connect is a summer day camp for children ages 8-15 with high-functioning Autism Spectrum Disorders. Campers will participate in specialized group activities, games, projects and crafts that facilitate social collaboration and social skill building. Outings are also planned, including a field trip...

Drop in for game or two of B-I-N-G-O, and pick up a few library books to take home!

Unity Martial Arts hosts this monthly evening for youngsters. Kids will play games, make crafts and engage in fun activities, while moms and dads take their own evening off. Reservations required.

Students entering 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade are invited to take part in an exciting summer curriculum not offered in most schools. Classes topics include Young Medical Scientist, Young Chemist and Young Paleontologist. The program will also focus on childrens' relationships, with a special 20 minutes per...

Road trip to Mount Magazine for a weekend that celebrates the park's butterfly and wildflower diversity. Enjoy programs, guided walks and the ever-popular Bug Bonanza Pavilion. Don't miss the special concert that closes this celebration.

In the Cafe Africa, families will nosh on a breakfast buffet and listen to a fun keeper chat all about giraffes. Reservations required.

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Bathing babies ham it up in this poolside contest for girls ages 12 months to 5 years and boys ages 12 months to 3 years. Certificates will be awarded to each child.

Children ages 7-12 will learn the importance of manners, including proper introductions, how to write thank-you notes, table manners, "netiquette" and other courtesies. Lessons are taught with fun games, role-playing and a formal tutorial meal. Registration required.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Spy feathered, furred and reptilian friends while enjoying a kayak tour of the Little Maumelle River.

Learn how to set up an appealing cheese tray, and make simple goodies like jams and spreads. Then make an appetizer that will wow the crowds!

Mamie's Poppy Plates hosts its first 5K walk/run to benefit Arkansas families who experience the loss of a newborn. The non-profit organization provides keepsakes in the form of customized plates that include birthdates, names and even footprints and handprints. You can also honor the memory of your...

Teens ages 13-16 will learn the importance of manners and making a good first impression in this five-hour class taught by etiquette consultant Leslie Jennings Moore. Using fun games, role-playing and a formal tutorial meal, Moore instructs students on proper introductions, job interviews, table manners,...

Celebrate the arrival of summer with an array of outdoor activities for the whole family: Try your hand at using primitive style weapons; learn a game played by some American Indian tribes; create and take home a pinch pot, arrowhead necklace and other native style crafts. At 6 p.m., the resident archeologist...

Popular alt-rock group Hinder, whose "Lips of an Angel" ballad received heavy radio play, takes the stage at Magic Springs.

Marvel at 25 hot air balloons anchored around War Memorial Park. The highlight of every day will be the evening balloon launch and "glow," when the balloons light up and put on a colorful show as they take off into the evening sky. Visitors will also enjoy snacks from food trucks, live Jazz music, carnival...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children prepare for their new roles as big brothers and sisters at this workshop from Baptist Health. Siblings ages 2-8 will learn about baby safety and other basics.

The Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre presents William Shakespeare's romantic and delightful comedy, Twelfth Night. After a tragic shipwreck, Viola washes up on shore on the unknown island of Illyria. Believing her brother to be lost, she disguises herself as a boy in order to seek shelter as a servant to...

Experience the vibrant colors of the setting sun while cruising over the calm waters of Lake Maumelle. Reservations required.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club; babies up to two years old and their caregivers can play and learn in this special interactive storytime to promote language skills.

Kids (grades 4-6) learn how zookeepers try to imitate life in the animal kingdom and encourage "wild" behaviors in the zoo's inhabitants.

Kids ages 10 and up can attend this free cooking class sponsored by the Central Arkansas Public Library. The workshop coordinates with the Library's summer reading program; themes and menus are different for each class.

As part of the Summer Reading Club for kids, the library shows films that inspire little imaginations to "Dream Big!"

The Arkansas Extended Learning Center invites kids (grades K-5) to participate in art workshops, where they'll work with clay, fuse glass, piece together mosaics, paint, draw and more. Choose from morning (9 a.m.-noon) and afternoon (1-4 p.m.) sessions.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Toddlers can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

This week's science workshop for pre-k children promises to be tasty. Argenta Market will teach youngsters about preparing snacks with local ingredients.

There's no monkeying around in the job of zookeeper! Interested children (grades 4-6) go behind the scenes of daily life of the zoo's staff.

Bop to the beat as children bang a drum (or several) in this drumming activity at the library.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (June 12, 26) or playing with board games (June 5, 19).

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate, hands-on, class that teaches boys and girls ages 11-14 how to handle emergencies when caring for children. They'll learn what to do when a child chokes, how to call for emergency help, babysitting business skills, basic child care skills (diapering, feeding, etc.)...

Celebrate the WSB's Vision 101 awareness-raising campaign over breakfast. Reservations required.

This silly magician entertains tots with his show full of tricks and giggles.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Older kids can stop in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

Zorro the Pug is mortified when his owner decides to dress him like the masked avenger of the same name. Children hear how Zorro shakes off his bad mood at this week's storytime.

This unique camp for children ages 5-11 offers sessions in art, music and fitness  that keep kids engaged and learning. Reservations recommended.

Kids (grades 4-6) see first-hand how zookeepers care for the majestic wild cats as they go behind the scenes at the zoo.

Officer Norman of the North Little Rock Police Department chats with kids today at the library.

Contemporary country music trio, Lady Antebellum—creators of "Need You Now", the song that was perpetually stuck in our heads for the entirety of 2009—bring their talent to central Arkansas. Along for the ride is Darius Rucker, the frontman from 90s act Hootie & the Blowfish, who now...

Take part in Hatha or Kundalini yoga classes throughout the months of May and June. Led by Katherine Friday, the classes are open to every level, and can help improve posture and alignment, manage stress better, sleep better, reduce back and neck pain, increase coordination and balance, improve digestion...

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

This 4-week workshop covers nutrition, emotional and physical changes during pregnancy, lamaze techniques, partner's support role, cesarean birth and includes a tour of the Baptist Health facilities.  Register early in your pregnancy to guarantee a spot in one of the classes. If mom is having...

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Children ages 6-8 can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

Celebrate the WSB's Vision 101 awareness-raising campaign over lunch. Reservations required.

Jacksonville Parks & Recreation hosts an Olympic Day event to commemorate the birth of the modern Olympic Games. The day will also promote fitness and well-being, in addition to Olympic ideals of Fair Play, Perseverance, Respect and Sportsmanship. An Olympian will share their Olympic experiences...

Our non-competitive, skill-building camps provide children ages 3-10 (tots must be potty-trained!) an opportunity for fitness, fun, and total development. This week, your little superhero will dash at the speed of light around The Little Gym "saving the day" with their super powers! Plus, they'll...

Get swept up in a story or two, told by Pharie Greer.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club; families can attend this weekly event together to hear stories, play games and more.

In this powerful and surprisingly relevant drama we meet the ambitious and crippled Richard, Duke of Gloucester. At the conclusion of the War of the Roses, Richard jealously watches as his brother is crowned King of England, and swears he will take the throne for himself. In Shakespeare’s take...

Adventure Camp is a 4-day, 3-night camp designed to introduce children ages 11-13 to the wonders of our natural world. They'll explore forests, streams, ponds and meadows, will set up their own campsite, and cook (and clean up after!) their own meals. Advance payment is required.

UCA is offering a free, four-week ACT prep course for 11th and 12th graders in Central Arkansas hoping to raise their ACT scores.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The library hosts special events every week for participants in its Summer Reading Club. Preschoolers can settle in for storytime and other fun performances and activities.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children put on their thinking caps and brush up their acting skills to create a play with beautiful Wildwood Park as the scenic backdrop. During the day camp, students will transform children's stories into theatrical characters and playable dialogue. Recommended for ages 8-10.

A wonderful world unfolds in this five-day investigation of "Where the Wild Things Are." Students will create masks based on characters in the book, or a character created from their imagination. Each day will include a visual arts class, snack, games and playtime. Snacks will be provided and play time...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The Arkansas Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators hosts a casual, summertime seminar for professional communicators. The camp is divided into three sections, which cover writing for the web, feature writing and making your writing resonate with readers. Arkansas Business...

The library invites children to get crafty and express their individuality during art days throughout the summer.

Kids will construct padded weapons, solve puzzles and problems, and learn to compete safely with a variety of padded weapons as they become a group of young heroes battling the empire. Discounts are available for siblings and repeat campers.

The Midland RockHounds and the Arkansas Travelers battle it out on the diamond. 1,000 adults can snatch up Travs wrestling masks, and children can run the bases after the game.

Students entering 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade are invited to take part in an exciting summer curriculum not offered in most schools. Classes topics include Young Medical Scientist, Young Chemist and Young Paleontologist. The program will also focus on childrens' relationships, with a special 20 minutes per...

This silly magician entertains tots with his show full of tricks and giggles.

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

People closely associated with brain injury have come together to assist in the organization of a "Global Picnic" to be held world-wide on Saturday, June 30. The picnic is not only a fundraiser, but an opportunity to learn and understand more about brain injury. At the Little Rock event, live entertainment...

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Parents, guardians, and others are encouraged to bring their little yogis-in-training to play yoga together. Judy Watts will lead the class as they explore yoga postures, breathing and games in a fun environment. No previous experience is necessary to participate.

The Arkansas Travelers take on the Midland RockHounds; 2,000 adults will receive free 1951 Travs fitted caps.

Mark Twain’s novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is brought to life to the strains of the banjo, fiddle, and harmonica in this Tony Award-winning musical. Huck escapes home and all attempts to “civilize” him and hits the mighty Mississippi with the runaway slave Jim. That great...

Arkansas-native and American Idol winner, Kris Allen, plays a set of his chart-toppers, including songs from his newly-released album, "Thank You Camellia."

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

In this powerful and surprisingly relevant drama we meet the ambitious and crippled Richard, Duke of Gloucester. At the conclusion of the War of the Roses, Richard jealously watches as his brother is crowned King of England, and swears he will take the throne for himself. In Shakespeare’s take...

This 4-week workshop covers nutrition, emotional and physical changes during pregnancy, lamaze techniques, partner's support role, cesarean birth and includes a tour of the Baptist Health facilities.  Register early in your pregnancy to guarantee a spot in one of the classes. If mom is having...

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (July 10, 24) or playing with board games (July 3, 17).

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate, hands-on, class that teaches boys and girls ages 12-14 how to handle emergencies when caring for children. They'll learn what to do when a child chokes, how to call for emergency help, babysitting business skills, basic child care skills (diapering, feeding, etc.)...

Our non-competitive, skill-building camps provide children ages 3-10 (tots must be potty-trained!) an opportunity for fitness, fun, and total development. This week's theme is Legends, Fables and Folklore. Kids will bring mythic characters like Robin Hood and stories about unicorns and dragons...

This Bible camp from The Summit Church will focus on faith and Paul's missionary adventures. Kids will learn music, puppets, worship dance, art, and media. Older campers will also embark on adventures to Magic Springs and Wild River Country. Meals are provided. Children in grades K-2 attend from 8 a.m.-12:30...

Your little bundle of joy is almost here and anxiety is taking over! Get prepared and learn skills to care for your newborn in this class offered by Baptist Health. Expectant couples will learn diapering methods, safe ways to hold, bath and feed infants, and more. Soon-to-be parents will also hear about...

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Create American Indian arts and crafts, make and take home an assortment of American Indian games, and learn how to play the games from park interpreters! All materials are provided; reservations required.

Drop in for game or two of B-I-N-G-O, and pick up a few library books to take home!

Parent's Survival Nights allows mom and dad to enjoy some adult time at the movies, catching up with friends or enjoying a meal. Meanwhile, children get some quality kid time with trained instructors who lead them through games, music-filled activities and crafts, and supervise ...

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

High school students interested in creative writing can partake in a workshop from Reel Arkansas and Thea Foundation. Jess Carson will discuss how to write effective dialogue, when to use cliche, making use of plot and how to work through "writer's block."

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (July 10, 24) or playing with board games (July 3, 17).

Parents can learn CPR and choking management techniques for infants and children ages 1-8. Issues such as baby-proofing your home, accident prevention, crib safety and carseat selection will be discussed. This is a two-part class June 5 and June 12. No children are allowed in this class.

Every second Wednesday of each month from 2-4 p.m. and 4-6 p.m., Baptist Health provides this free community outreach class. Topics include prenatal nutrition and physical fitness, childbirth preparation, breastfeeding, baby supplies and safe infant care. Baby gifts are given after each class, and complimentary...

The Arkansas Extended Learning Center invites kids (grades K-5) to participate in art workshops, where they'll work with clay, fuse glass, piece together mosaics, paint, draw and more. Choose from morning (9 a.m.-noon) and afternoon (1-4 p.m.) sessions.

Our non-competitive, skill-building camps provide children ages 3-10 (tots must be potty-trained!) an opportunity for fitness, fun, and total development. This week children will get a chance to shine in the spotlight in role-playing and creative movement activities, as well as acting work...

Our Kid's Cook classes are built to both entertain and instruct kids ages 8-12. They are hands-on and fun, helping kids learn to appreciate nutrition, flavor, and the basics of the art of cooking. The Summer Fruit course will feature summer berry cake, peach jam and watermelon lemonade. When registering...

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate, hands-on, class that teaches boys and girls ages 11-14 how to handle emergencies when caring for children. They'll learn what to do when a child chokes, how to call for emergency help, babysitting business skills, basic child care skills (diapering, feeding, etc.)...

Attendees will learn how to identify their personal taste in wine by analyzing the complex layers of flavors. Regions of the world will be noted for their particular highlights. All skill levels are welcome to attend, and questions are encouraged.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The library invites children to get crafty and express their individuality during art days throughout the summer.

This culinary class is a date night experience for couples. Classes begin at 5 p.m. and include a culinary demonstration, four-course dinner, one night's lodging and continental breakfast for $200 per couple. To register for a class visit www.livethelegacy.org, or for more information contact Robert...

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Learn the basics of the backyard BBQ, from gas to charcoal and aluminum foil to Dutch oven.

Both mom and labor coach or partner are invited to Baptist Health Medical Center to learn all about pregnancy, labor and delivery (including breathing and relaxation techniques), as well as what to expect after baby arrives! Call ahead to reserve a spot. The class instructor will greet class attendees...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (July 10, 24) or playing with board games (July 3, 17).

At this day camp, children ages 3-10 have an adventure-packed week pretending to be secret agents with activities that have them searching for clues to solve a mystery, playing "catch me if you can" and seeking out the best secret hiding places.

Expectant couples will learn the many benefits of breastfeeding, basic techniques, problems and possible solutions, options for returning to work and ways that partners can support mama and baby. The class from Baptist Health is taught by a board-certified lactation consultant.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Kids ages 8-12 who enjoy energetic outdoor activities are invited to take part in this camp. Day campers will participate in programs on animals and crafts, go canoeing and play games. A day trip to Pinnacle Mountain State Park is also planned for the camp. Lunch, drinks and snacks will be provided....

Drop in for game or two of B-I-N-G-O, and pick up a few library books to take home!

Parent's Survival Nights allows mom and dad to enjoy some adult time at the movies, catching up with friends or enjoying a meal. Meanwhile, children get some quality kid time with trained instructors who lead them through games, music-filled activities and crafts, and supervise...

The Mount Holly Cemetery Garden Series is sponsored by the Downtown Dames, a service organization in the Quapaw Quarter, and includes refreshments and door prizes. This month's event focuses on water gardens by Green Thumb. For info: Matilda Buchanan, (501) 375-7794, matildab@msn.com.

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Robert Hall teaches home gardeners how to can and store their harvest using pickling and preserving methods.

Reel Arkansas and Thea Foundation invite high school students to learn the basics of photography, including how to use a camera, proper lighting for different settings, and interacting with subjects and environments. UCA provides cameras for the workshop, or attendees are welcome to bring their own.

This exhibit, organized with the White House Historical Association, traces the development of the White House Garden and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L'Enfant to the present. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children are invited to afternoon playtime at Laman Library's Argenta Branch. Participants will get creative building with LEGO bricks (July 10, 24) or playing with board games (July 3, 17).

When this ceremonial center was occupied by the Plum Bayou Culture, the plaza was likely the location of heated competitions. Join park interpreters in the plaza to learn games played by southeastern indians.

Day campers ages 3-10 participate in an action-packed combination of karate and hip-hop dance.

Kids ages 8-12 learn to appreciate nutrition, flavor and the basics of the art of cooking. The Pizza Party course will feature breakfast pizza and dessert pizza. When registering online, choose "in-store pick up" and include child's name and age. Kids take home the recipes, extra tastes and a cooking...

Helping Hand will host the Mission:Possible! Fundraiser at Next Level Events to benefit this non-profit that serves special needs kids in the area. The $200,000 goal this year will help provide an inclusive, wheelchair-accessible playground that can be enjoyed by children of all capabilities. Guests...

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The professional potters at Claytime Pottery Studio teach children ages 6-12 how to craft ceramic works in a one-week class. Class fee includes clay, glazes and firings, so parents can expect to have a new masterpiece to display at home.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The library invites children to get crafty and express their individuality during art days throughout the summer.

This program provides a relaxed and dog-friendly atmosphere, in which children boost their reading skills and build self-esteem by reading to canines.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

Children can enjoy this free carnival that includes games, prizes, face painting and snacks.

The national Doodle 4 Google contest invites youngsters in grades K-12 to redesign the search engine's homepage logo. This year, students were asked to imagine "If I could travel in time, I'd visit..." Only one winner around the country will have their drawing dsiplayed on the Google homepage, but visitors...

This interactive exhibit introduces visitors to the world of deep sea exploration, and the ways that technology has advanced the industry and our knowledge of the vast underwater world. In hands-on stations, kids will step into an interior replica of a submersible vehicle and simulate a three-mile dive,...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Children prepare for their new roles as big brothers and sisters at this workshop from Baptist Health. Siblings ages 2-8 will learn about baby safety and other basics.

Arkansas State University football coach Gus Malzahn, along with his coaching staff, will host this year's golf classic and reception. The annual event features past inductees into the Hall of Fame as well as other sports celebrities. Former KATV-TV Channel 7 general manager Dale Nicholson will serve...

This 4-week workshop covers nutrition, emotional and physical changes during pregnancy, lamaze techniques, partner's support role, cesarean birth and includes a tour of the Baptist Health facilities.  Register early in your pregnancy to guarantee a spot in one of the classes. If mom is having...

UALR Swim Team is offering group swimming lessons for children ages 4-12. Each session runs for two weeks Mon.-Thu., and consists of eight 30-minute group lessons. Classes are offered 10 a.m.-noon and 4-6 p.m.

Children ages 3-10 explore animals through creative movement, music, and games at this week's critter-themed camp. Each day will focus on animals found in different parts of the world with live animal friends visiting throughout the week.

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate, hands-on, class that teaches boys and girls ages 12-14 how to handle emergencies when caring for children. They'll learn what to do when a child chokes, how to call for emergency help, babysitting business skills, basic child care skills (diapering, feeding, etc.)...

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Every Saturday this summer, a special section of the Clinton Center will be transformed into a baseball diamond filled with hands-on activity stations including interactive baseball games, puzzles, coloring, trivia and more. Each participant will receive commemorative baseball cards and Crackerjacks....

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Parents can learn CPR and choking management techniques for infants and children ages 1-8. Issues such as baby-proofing your home, accident prevention, crib safety and carseat selection will be discussed. This is a two-part class June 5 and June 12. No children are allowed in this class.

This theme of this week's camp is The Little Gym Olympics, complete with Opening and Closing Ceremonies, and a Grand Awards Presentation. Children ages 3-10 will engage in familiar sports activities, as well as some fun, wacky options.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Youngsters ages 7-12 are introduced to the game of golf with special instruction from Ann Baker.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Our non-competitive, skill-building camps provide children ages 3-10 (tots must be potty-trained!) an opportunity for fitness, fun, and total development. Each week has a different theme with activities and games. This week kids will get down at a Barnyard Bonanza, a fun week on the farm with hoe-downs,...

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The Arkansas Arts Center presents the exhibition The Rockefeller Influence May 25–Aug. 19 in the Winthrop Rockefeller Gallery. The exhibition focuses on the critically important role of Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife, Jeannette, in establishing the Arkansas Arts Center. The show is comprised...

The rock'n'roll star and singer of songs like "Love is a Battlefield," "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" and "Heartbreaker" brings her trail-blazing tunes to the Fayetteville stage. Husband, collaborator and guitar player Neil "Spyder" James Giraldo adds to the explosive show.

Imaginations soar at camp this week as children ages 3-10 pretend to fly in helicopters, zeppelins, flying saucers, jetpacks, and more. The non-competitive, skill-building camp provides children an opportunity for fitness, fun and total development.

Throughout the summer, children can enjoy a Friday morning storytime held in the carousel pavilion.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

This culinary class is a date night experience for couples. Classes begin at 5 p.m. and include a culinary demonstration, four-course dinner, one night's lodging and continental breakfast for $200 per couple. To register for a class visit www.livethelegacy.org, or for more information contact Robert...

Back to School Splash at Splash Zone will be held from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Aug. 24 at Splash Zone, 201 Martin St., Jacksonville. Kids ages 11-15 are invited to slip, slide & dive into the night at the last bash before the new school year. Admission is $2 at the door, $1 more for slides. Must be 48 inches...

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

The zoo presents a show that features the amazing animal kingdom, from mammals to reptiles to birds! Families visiting the zoo can take in a show at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. each Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Labor Day.

Families can view more than 500 treasures and artifacts found during deep sea explorations by the Odyssey ship and crew. The interactive, multi-media exhibit also goes behind the scenes of extraordinary shipwrecks and demonstrates how Odyssey explorers use research, technology, science and archaeology...

The Arkansas Arts Center presents the exhibition 11th National Drawing Invitational: New York, Singular Drawings on view April 20-Sept. 9 in the Jeannette Edris Rockefeller Gallery.  In 1986, Arkansas Arts Center Director and Chief Curator Townsend Wolfe organized the first National Drawing...

America's favorite pastime and the St. Louis Cardinals are paid tribute in this exhibit featuring the teams' 2006 World Series trophy, championship rings and Arkansas native Dizzy Dean's jersey.

The Museum of Discovery debuts this collection of seven interactive exhibits that delve into black holes, celestial navigation, air rockets, the space shuttle and more. The exhibit is part of the Road Trip series that will eventually travel to each of the seven educational centers in the Arkansas Discovery...

Habitat for Humanity's third annual ReStore and After fundraising event invites you to bid on restored decorative pieces for the home and rehabbed furniture which is all created by local artists and organizations. There will also be art and hand-crafted jewelry for sale. Enjoy music by the Rodney Block...

Attendees will learn how to identify their personal taste in wine by analyzing the complex layers of flavors. Regions of the world will be noted for their particular highlights. All skill levels are welcome to attend.

The American Diabetes Association invites you to the 2012 Northwest Arkansas Tour de Cure. Join us on October 6th to ride, run, walk in the fight to Stop Diabetes. The event includes a 100 mile, 62.5 mile, 50 mile, 20 mile, and family ride plus 5K walk/run followed by a health festival featuring fun,...

Join the fight against children's cancer at the 2012 Little Rock CureSearch Walk. The day will include prizes, music, food and fun activities for the entire family.  Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.; walk begins at 9:30 a.m.

The Cinderella Ball is an enchanted evening of dining and dancing, with just a touch of stardust and magic. Featuring the gracious charm of young princesses, a fairy godmother, a horse-drawn princess carriage, and even Cinderella herself, the Ball promises to be an evening to remember. The Cinderella...

Join friends and supporters of the Center for Women in Transition to celebrate the "Amazing Journeys" that incarcerated and formerly incarcerated female clients make daily in redirecting their lives. Live music, libations and heavy hors d'oeuvres are included in the ticket price. All proceeds benefit...

Redneck Games of Arkansas includes a four-wheeler rodeo, a dead lawnmower race, horseshoes, a three-man sling shot, wheelbarrow races, watermleon seed spitting, cow chip toss, chicken nugget eating contest, bowling, hay bale role, shorty shorts contest and a tire role. Competitors pay $5 per event. There...

Red Hot Chili Peppers tour in support of their newest, Grammy-nominated album, "I'm With You." Funky, retro-inspired singer Janelle Monae will also perform.

Dive into fall with the Jacksonville Boys & Girls Club. Children age 5-12 are invited to the Community Center pool to take the plunge for a chance to win toys, Splash Zone passes and more. For info and to register: (501) 982-4171, Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Purchase original works of art and unique gifts from Arkansas artists and vendors. Handmade creations include woodwork, paintings, jewelry, holiday decor and more.

Purchase original works of art and unique gifts from Arkansas artists and vendors. Handmade creations include woodwork, paintings, jewelry, holiday decor and more.

Celebrate the seaason at the 55th Annual Jacksonville Christmas Parade on Main Street in Jacksonville. All proceeds benefit the Jacksonville Boys & Girls Club.

Is your home decorated for the holidays? Then, call to enter the Jacksonville Parks and Recreation's Fantasy in Lights Decorating Contest. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each category. Homes will be judged after 6:00 pm on Dec. 20.

About 80% of all sparkling wine is consumed between Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve. This Sparkling Wine Class will focus on the bubbly stuff, just days before you'll need the info to impress your friends while ringing in 2013.

The Old State House Museum hosts its second exhibit to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the Civil War. Battle Colors of Arkansas will show visitors the varied roles Arkansans served in the American Civil War. The Old State House Museum maintains a large collection of Arkansas-related Civil War artifacts,...

If you have a youngster who is crafty or loves fashion, learning to sew can be a very useful and productive hobby. They'll learn how to cut out and sew a garment while learning how to thread, operate and use their machines.

Athletes will focus on skills, technique footwork, tactics, position responsibility, decision-making, soccer intelligence, game understanding, reading and anticipating plays, fitness, strength, agility, flexibility, mental toughness and building confidence.

This camp will focus on improving a player's game from a technical standpoint. The three-week course will include foot work drills, learning the correct technique of running, building leg strength and more.

Built in 2007, this 18-story luxury condominium high rise located downtown is filled with units that range in size from 850-3,000 square feet. On-site amenities include a gourmet market and restaurant, exercise facility, pool and spa, salon, recycling center, wine and spirits store and rooftop deck and party room.

Participants will design and build models in 3D animation. The course begins with students writing a story, sketching and sculpting designs, finally building it in 3D. The second week focuses on CGI at UALR.

This camp is centered around intense skills development. Each session will have instruction in: ball mastery, passing and receiving, moves (one vs. one), speed, finishing and group attack.

This lounge sports a retro theme with live music and a full bar. Food is available and quite affordable. The Bus Burger comes with hand-cut fries for $4.95.

Ablution is the perfect place for a romantic evening in the spa city. Enjoy a private bath and massage for two, or Infrared sauna and a mud masque overlooking the lake. Complete your spa evening with chocolate pedicures four stories above Lake Hamilton. Cap off your evening with a private dinner by the fire and a perfect view of the sunset. This is romance at its best.

DonÂ't forget a soccer ball, cleats, shin guards, water and sunscreen.

Located in the historic Hillcrest neighborhood of Little Rock, Acadia Restaurant offers eclectic new American cuisine and an extensive wine list. Acadia is open for dinner and features an atmosphere of understated elegance along with outdoor dining on a three-tiered deck.

Increase speed and accuracy by reviewing math and verbal concepts, and practice with simulated exams and in-class exercises. Students can repeat any or all of the prep class any time it is offered for a $25 re-enrollment fee. With your commitment and our resources, we can help boost your scores!

Specialties are catfish, shrimp and chicken.

Clowning and character entertainment, magic, balloon twister and decorations, face-painting

Do you want to improve your knowledge of basic addition and subtraction facts? Are you familiar with the facts, but have to stop and figure them out? If so, join Ms. Nichols this summer! We'll spend a week practicing addition and subtraction facts. Last summer's class had tons of fun playing games, skip counting and even acting out word problems. Be ready for the new school year without a fear of math!

Why stop at the face? Advanced Aesthetics of Arkansas now offers body treatments! We are proud providers of CoolSculpting, which reduces stubborn fat bulges, and now, the new Exilis treatments to tighten loose skin. As the leaders in skincare, we offer the best in cosmetic non-invasive treatments for red and brown spots, wrinkles, acne, hair reduction and for skin tightening, our new Exilis treatment! Call for consultations. We believe that great skincare is vital to healthy, vibrant skin. Therefore, we offer 20 different cosmeceutical lines that alter your skin and deliver noticeable results-individualized skincare that fits your needs.

Day campers will participate in programs on animals and crafts, go canoeing, and play games. A day trip to Pinnacle Mountain State Park is also planned.

Adventure Camp is a 4-day, 3-night camp designed to introduce children to the wonders of our natural world. Our outdoor laboratory allows us to explore forests, streams, ponds, and meadows while having fun! Campers will be setting up their own campsite and cooking their own meals, becoming more independent and confident in outdoor settings.

Kids will construct padded weapons, solve puzzles and problems, and learn to compete safely with a variety of padded weapons as they become a group of young heroes battling to recover a deadly weapon from the empire!

Kids will construct padded weapons, solve puzzles and problems, and learn to compete safely with a variety of padded weapons as they become a group of young heroes destined to put the world back in balance!

Public schools, private schools, child care centers, home-school groups or individual groups can access our gym and Adventure Challenge jungle gym. Popcorn and drinks provided!

Visit the studios and production facilities where local programs about Arkansas are created. Technical-oriented tours can be arranged for secondary school or college broadcasting classes.

Located in the historic Hillcrest neighborhood, Afterthought is a neighborhood bar offering nightly live music ranging from traditional jazz and blues to jam-rock and reggae. The bar has a dance floor and is a non-smoking venue. Delicious food is available from the adjoining restaurant, Vieux Carre.

Food fitting for everything from white-glove service to backyard events.

This camp is for students looking to develop their skills as they prepare for their upcoming season. It will challenge them in all aspects of the game by focusing on all of the fundamentals of forearm passing, serving, setting, blocking, attacking and defense. Campers will be grouped with players of similar skill level and age range.

chicken dishes to nachos and they feature If you're looking for a casual sports bar with homemade food and great desserts, Alley Oops is the right place. The atmosphere is casual. They have a wide range of choices including different handmade desserts every day.

Fresh homemade cookies and specialty pastries, bars and all-occasion cakes.

Voted "Best Pizza" and "Best Kids Place" by the North Little Rock Times, American Pie Pizza offers diners a fun family-oriented atmosphere. The menu includes specialty pizzas, salads, sandwiches, cold beer and wine. Book a party or just come by to catch the big game on the big screen TV.

Voted "Best Pizza" and "Best Kids Place" by the North Little Rock Times, American Pie Pizza offers diners a fun, family-oriented atmosphere. The menu includes specialty pizzas, salads, sandwiches, cold beer and wine. Book a party or just come by to catch the big game on the big screen TV.

Enjoy well-prepared Indian cuisine including tandoori, chicken and lamb curry, shrimp vindaloo, vegetarian dishes, breads and desserts.

Stop off at this little bistro for a cup of coffee or slice of cheesecake. The Andina staff prepares terrific lunches, including potato soup that is out of this world.

This apartment community's monthly rental fee also includes three meals daily, weekly housekeeping, transportation, scheduled activities and beauty/barber shops. Managers live on the premises, and an intercom is in each apartment.

Let the hustle and bustle of downtown pass you by as you relax and rejuvenate your mind, body and soul in this serene setting built into West Mountain. Commune with nature in one of the three garden terraces (each with a different theme), sit by a gentle waterfall, get a Watsu water massage, soak in a hot tub or experience a hot mud soak. Theme parties are available for adults and children.

Trisha, Clyde, Wanda and Pamela are here to help you reduce stress and discomfort. Specializing in therapeutic massage, they also offer other holistic services. A variety of therapies are available to help define areas causing discomfort and promote well-being through massage. Call for appointment or information. Trisha Goodson, (501) 231.6955 Clyde Gates, (501) 519.1062 Wanda Vorsas, (501) 350.8174 Pamela Broadson, (210) 380.5040

Slime, blood, scat! Oh my! We explore all of that and more. Students will even do two dissections. A field trip to see the Wild Wonders Show at the zoo will conclude our fun.

Our summer and holiday camps offer three hours of fun and activities. The specially developed camp curriculum combines physical fitness and play with arts, crafts and special events.

Apple Spice Junction has garnered national recognition for its fresh deli cuisine, timely deliveries and courteous catering, and Apple Spice franchises can be found across the country. Despite its impressive growth, the company remains true to its original mission statement: to provide fresh, healthy food with exceptional customer service and to provide employees with a pleasant and profitable career.

Applebee's offers a full-service lunch and dinner menu. Signature items include Applebee's Riblets, Oriental Chicken Salad, the House Sirloin and Fiesta Lime Chicken. Applebee's offers Carside-to-Go service so customers may phone in their orders pull into dedicated parking spots and have their hot food brought out to their car.

Applebee's offers a full-service lunch and dinner menu. Signature items include Applebee's Riblets, Oriental Chicken Salad, the House Sirloin and Fiesta Lime Chicken. Applebee's offers Carside-to-Go service so customers may phone in their orders pull into dedicated parking spots and have their hot food brought out to their car.

Applebee's offers a full-service lunch and dinner menu. Signature items include Applebee's Riblets, Oriental Chicken Salad, the House Sirloin and Fiesta Lime Chicken. Applebee's offers Carside-to-Go service so customers may phone in their orders pull into dedicated parking spots and have their hot food brought out to their car.

Applebee's offers a full-service lunch and dinner menu. Signature items include Applebee's Riblets, Oriental Chicken Salad, the House Sirloin and Fiesta Lime Chicken. Applebee's offers Carside-to-Go service so customers may phone in their orders pull into dedicated parking spots and have their hot food brought out to their car.

Applebee's offers a full-service lunch and dinner menu. Signature items include Applebee's Riblets, Oriental Chicken Salad, the House Sirloin and Fiesta Lime Chicken. Applebee's offers Carside-to-Go service so customers may phone in their orders pull into dedicated parking spots and have their hot food brought out to their car.

We offer prescriptive tutoring tailored to your child's needs and delivered in a multi-sensory way to reach his/her learning style. Our areas include: English, reading therapy, math, French, Latin, Spanish, writing process, handwriting, study skills, ACT and SAT prep, science, social studies and cognitive skills.

This camp was designed for the wee ones. Each day will be full of skill exercises and small-sided games to secretly make each participant great soccer players. We will cover individual ball skills to give them a comfort level when playing with others. We will also introduce group play (teammates) to start understanding the word team.

With more than 25 years experience in the hair industry, Dean is known for specializing in creative custom cuts and dimensional color suited to your unique individuality and style. You can always experience a fun and relaxed environment at Arcade Salon, which Dean co-owns. Beautiful skin and fabulous makeup are Angela's specialties. Her motto is, "Beauty should be simple, affordable and customized to your needs." Whether it is shaping the perfect brow, achieving the precise airbrush tan or demonstrating the latest techniques… with 20-plus years of experience, Angela Lane has got you covered.

Campers will dig deeper into Arkansas's past and learn that it is not what you find, but what you find out. Learn excavation and laboratory techniques and participate in a variety of fun archeology related programs and American Indian crafts.

Just across the river in the Argenta district is one of our new favorite lunch and grocery spots. Argenta Market specializes in fresh, local produce, as well as locally-produced food products like War Eagle Mill grains and flours and local dairy products. They also carry Boulevard Bread products, have cases of prepared, ready-to-go foods and serve delicious lunches. Their lunch specials vary from day to day, so check their website to find out the specials on any given day. Monday might bring red snapper fish tacos, Tuesday a southwest turkey sandwich and Wednesday a house-made corn dog. We stopped in on a Tuesday, and were pleased to find the special was a salmon burger, which featured a seasoned salmon patty served on a jalapeno roll with pesto may and spring mix. Crunchy house-made potato chips accompanied our sandwich, which was one of the best we've ever had. Thinking about it makes our mouths water!

Setting the barre in classical ballet training and performance. Training in ballet and modern for ages 3-up, based on age-appropriate syllabus. Progressive and pre-professional training opportunities under tutelage of rehearsal director. Special needs classes are on Saturdays.

Visitors can see more than 200 alligators and other reptiles as well as deer, sheep, and lemurs at this family-friendly petting zoo.

The Arkansas Arts Center is the state's leading cultural institution and features an impressive collection of drawings and contemporary craft, as well as a Children's Theatre and a studio school. Guided tours of special exhibitions and the collection are offered for school groups. Children's Theatre also offers performances for school groups September through May.

Art classes at the Museum School offer the opportunity for creative learning and interaction. Led by our experienced artist-educators, a variety of classes are offered during after-school hours and on weekends.

Burgers, fries, shakes, salads and other entrees.

Standing 12 stories high, this downtown mixed-use building consists of 16 units ranging in size from 685-3,300 square feet. Sold as shells, owners have the ability to configure their residence exactly how they like. On-site amenities include gated parking and security.

Learn about cattle at the Learning Center Museum, and watch a 20-minute video.

One of the nation's largest pediatric medical centers, ACH is recognized internationally for its pediatric heart center and heart transplantation program. The only pediatric medical center in Arkansas, the hospital offers children, teens and young adults a range of medical services. It also houses the state's only burn unit.

Little Rock's first destination management company was established in 2000 and specializes in tours, transportation, meetings and events. Rent a trolley or mini bus for your group, plan a getaway or event. We can make it all easy for you.

Dolphin-Laser Swim Team is a year-round competitive swim program serving swimmers in Little Rock and surrounding communities. The Dolphin-Lasers offer opportunities for improvement and achievement for every level of swimmer, from beginners to national level competition.

A variety of classes in art, music, manners and more.

During this overnight camp, activities will include: daily swimming in Sylamore Creek, horseback trail ride, trout fishing at Calico Rock (with guide), small day hikes, a visit to historic Mountain View, a tour of Blanchard Caverns, a visit to Ozark Folk Center including a live musical and dance show.

AGFC nature centers across the state use hands-on experience and education to focus on the natural elements and ecosystems found in its region of the state.

Junior Golf Camp is a great way to introduce your children to the game of golf or help them further develop their golf swing. Junior Camp allows young golfers ages 6-16 learn the fundamentals of the game in a non-threatening environment.

A nationally recognized and award-winning hospital dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease, Arkansas Heart Hospital teams advanced technology with a highly trained support staff and Arkansas' leading cardiologists and cardiovascular surgeons. The hospital is a cardiac training center for the American Heart Association and physicians worldwide.

Its most notable feature is the U.S.S. Razorback Submarine, but the museum also houses a research library, a theater and exhibits and programs relaying the impact of maritime trade, the inland waterways system, the Arkansas River and Arkansas aquaculture.

We offer a variety of languages for the working professional or for people who just want to learn. We currently provide: Spanish, French, Chinese, Arabic, German, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese, Italian, and many more available upon request!

If you like putting things together, using your hands and being creative, then there is only one place to be this summer: Busy Builders. We will design, build and use things like rockets, rafts, toys and tools. All materials will be provided.

If you want to take your building and creativity to the next level, then this is your camp. We will be designing and building more involved projects using more advanced tools and techniques. Some project may include soapbox racers and catapults.

This camp is all about discovering the wonders of nature. Hiking through the woods, stomping in the streams and digging in the dirt are just a few ways we will get up-close and personal with the great diversity of life here in the Natural State.

Have you ever wondered how super-sleuth Sherlock Holmes solved mysteries and caught the bad guys? Well, in this camp you will learn some of the same techniques he used, such as how to fingerprint, identify clues, use scientific principles and ultimately solve several mysteries CSI-style.

Outdoor Skills campers will learn skills such as archery, water purification, compass work, outdoor cooking, fishing and canoeing - just to name a few. The session ends with a challenging and fun skills test completed by teams of campers.

If you like to investigate, discover, explore and experiment, then this camp is for you. We will take a look at everyday myths and ideas, and try to prove or "bust" them using scientific principles and techniques. Add canoeing, rock climbing and daily swim time, and you have a great opportunity to combine fun, friendship and learning.

Come play all day! Whether it's ultimate Frisbee, kickball, water balloon volleyball, basketball or Wiffle ball, this camp will emphasize cooperation, sportsmanship, communication, self-esteem and fitness. If your children like to play sports and games, then "Sports of All Sorts" is their kind of camp.

This camp is for teens who have "aged out" of the regular day camp program. This camp will feature more age-appropriate activities and challenges, including a day in our ExCEL program. Campers will also have a chance to learn Geocaching with GPS, rock climbing, field archery and hiking/backpacking.

Arkansas Post Visitor Center provides a museum, educational tour and a 22-minute orientation film. Historical sites related to more than 300 years of Arkansas history are situated on the park grounds, as well as a picnic area and three miles of walking trails (1.5 miles paved and handicapped accessible).

Offers on-site catering in AQ Chicken banquet room.

This elegant 300-passenger riverboat offers a variety of public and charter cruises that can include dinner and entertainment, luncheon, gospel music, sightseeing, holiday cruises and a full bar.

These camps are designed to enhance a player's skills, as well as develop and improve work ethic, stamina, and ability to work well with a team. Campers will learn the importance of attitude, discipline, pride and hard work - all qualities that are part of the Arkansas Razorback Football tradition!

The Rep presents six main stage performances and several special events each season. Performances are held in a restored building in downtown Little Rock. Group rates are available. Call for reservations.

Programs in six themes are offered to teachers and students: water conservation, geology/natural history, plants, animals, habitats/adaptations and outdoor skills. The staff can work with teachers to create a custom program.

Guided tours available of the State Capitol on weekdays from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Self-guided tours include a walking tour of the monuments and grounds, as well as an architectural scavenger hunt targeted toward 5th-8th graders. New audio tours available.

Arkansas Skatium offers roller skating and ice skating, parties and group events, and a snack bar at their west Little Rock location. Family Fun Skates (ice rink) are held 7:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.

Learn soccer in a supportive environment that emphasizes skill learning, team building & fun.

Arkansas Sports Performance Center is the place to go if you want to develop speed, strength and agility in a personalized setting. Our programs are custom-made for athletes of any sport, from 9 years old and up. LOTS of individual attention...not a huge group!

The site of the Arkansas State Fair, a 10-day event in October, hosts events here year-round including circuses, musical performances, motor sports and hunting, antique, gun and knife shows. The fair will feature a rodeo, livestock shows, carnival, food, music and entertainment, and other attractions.

Come see Native American artifacts, war memorabilia, a replica of a mastodon skeleton and how the early settlers once lived. Guided tours available.

The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra performs more than 30 concerts at Robinson Center Music Hall each year, including all concerts within the Stella Boyle Smith Masterworks Series, the Acxiom Pops Live Series and the River Rhapsodies Chamber Music Series, as well as numerous special events.

Arline's provides a full range of services, from facials, body wraps and waxing to makeovers with the Bare Minerals makeup line. For flawless skin, the salon provides removal of unsightly skin growths.

Students will visit different parts of the world from the classroom. They will see all seven continents in five days! They will explore the food, music, games and traditions of other lands.

From Pollock and Picasso, Dali and Degas to Rousseau and Renoir, children will gain a deeper appreciation of fine art while playing fun art games and creating their own masterpieces online.

Arthur's Prime Steak House features aged prime beef and kobe steak, great seafood, soups, appetizers, salads, sides and scrumptious desserts. Professional service and an amazing wine cellar make Arthur's the perfect place for a wonderful meal.

Request a program for schools, organizations, daycare centers, church groups and day camps – any group is welcome. Participants can tour the Center and/or participate in an arts and science workshop led by qualified staff. Program lengths vary. Minimum of 10 participants required.

ArtShop! is offering 3-session summer classes Tuesday through Thursday and once-a-week Monday classes in June and July. Classes include: Papier Mache Monograms, Painting on Canvas, Summertime Themes Painted on Bisque Bowls, Wood-Burned Designs Painted with Gouache, Hand-Building with Clay, Paint your Pet, Suminagashi Prints on Silk and Paper, Contour Wire and Paper Collage, Kandinsky Landscape with Oil Pastels.

Lee Richardson leads a team of chefs drawn from premier resorts and restaurants around the country. His cuisine features the region's unspoiled and natural bounty including grass-fed beef, duck, game and the world's finest rice.

Senior Master Ken Reynolds is one of the most talented and award-winning instructors around. The instructor will be with you every step of the way to help you reach your individual goals (and maybe even reach some new goals never before thought possible). Learn defense moves while building character.

Check out these exciting new summer programs. Classes are 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Visit www.Atiday.org for more information.

Check out these exciting new summer programs. Classes are 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Visit www.Atiday.org for more information.

Check out these exciting new summer programs. Classes are 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Visit www.Atiday.org for more information.

Check out these exciting new summer programs. Classes are 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Visit www.Atiday.org for more information.

Party trays, cold cuts, salads, dessert samplers and breakfast.

Subsidized by HUD and designed for disabled persons and people age 62 and older, this independent living environmentÂ's amenities include a game room, salon and transportation for shopping only. Security is provided.

Wanting flawless skin and makeup application? Make an appointment with the trained experts at Ava Bella Day Spa. Offering the latest in skincare, makeup styles and makeup colors from Jane Iredale, you will leave Ava Bella with beautiful skin and perfect makeup.

Breakfast/brunch classics with a twist plus some unique new offerings are packing the seats at this west Little Rock hot spot. We like the hushpuppy-shaped beignets and Figgy Piggy (a fig-glzed pork tenderloin over sweet potato hash) served with a mimosa or stoutly brewed coffee.

Backstreet offers a state-of-the-art dance room with intelligent lighting and massive sound. Live DJs on Friday nights include Lyonheart and DJ MoonGod. Music format is mainstream dance.

The state's most comprehensive health care system, Baptist Health has more than 175 access points, including major medical centers, family clinics and therapy and wellness centers. Its hospitals are located in Little Rock and North Little Rock.

The state's most comprehensive health care system, Baptist Health has more than 175 access points, including major medical centers, family clinics and therapy and wellness centers.

The state's most comprehensive health care system, Baptist Health has more than 175 access points, including major medical centers, family clinics and therapy and wellness centers.

The state's most comprehensive health care system, Baptist Health has more than 175 access points, including major medical centers, family clinics and therapy and wellness centers.

The state's most comprehensive health care system, Baptist Health has more than 175 access points, including major medical centers, family clinics and therapy and wellness centers.

The state's most comprehensive health care system, Baptist Health has more than 175 access points, including major medical centers, family clinics and therapy and wellness centers.

Bar Pros offers full-bar service for any event. Certified staff, liability insured, 20 years in Little Rock.

School Story Time provides a tour of the store and allows teachers to choose from different themes to customize their visit. Science, biography, writing, nature and space are among the topics. Trips must be booked two weeks in advance.

Give your students a fun-filled day atop Petit Jean Mountain that they will remember for a lifetime. Activities include feeding the animals at our petting zoo and taking a trolley ride around the farm.

This camp is designed to teach the younger players the skills (hit, run, catch and throw) of baseball. Campers, grouped by age, will go through a variety of drills to improve their fundamentals. The camp will conclude each day with the campers competing in games, and campers will get to slide on the last day of camp.

A great camp to teach the basics of basketball or help your superstar sharpen his or her skills. Campers will be grouped by age and ability. Trophy is included. Lunch and morning/afternoon snacks are included.

Boys and girls will be learning the fundamentals for the game of basketball. The younger group will be having fun and exercising while learning coordination skills and the love for the game.

This regional center for medical care offers a full range of medical and surgical options, while also providing services for patients in need of home health and hospice care.

Come for fun in the sun during Beach Blast 2011. Campers will enjoy water play and games and activities indoors and outside. Lunch will be provided each day.

In 1985, Jim Mellody dreamed up the idea of a neighborhood pub where friends and family could gather to enjoy good food and sports in a comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Today, there are Beef's popping up all over the country.

Located in ArkansasÂ's beautiful northwest corner, Bella Vista Village has something for everyone, including eight golf courses, seven lakes, five clubhouses with dining facilities, parks, tennis courts, swimming pools, social programs, fitness centers and walking trails.

Belle Arti features authentic Italian cuisine from northern and southern Italy. Guests can choose from an extensive wine list and full bar while enjoying live piano music. Banquet and catering services are available.

Trained docents will lead students on a 45 minute guided tour of the permanent collection where they will explore various popular art forms that were created in China. An art activity or gallery hunt will be offered to qualified groups.

Benihana is famous for making the dining experience complete. Delicious hibachi-style steak, chicken or seafood meals are prepared at the table. Call for reservations; groups are welcome. Can accommodate groups of 20-80 individuals. Tour of restaurant and discussion of Japanese cuisine included.

Benton Skate Center offers two-hour private and public skating parties that include snacks and free admission for the birthday child.

Fruit cascades, buffets, finger foods, sit-down meals and desserts.

Beth Goode L.M.T. has been providing massage therapy for the past 17 years using an array of techniques for stress and pain relief. Always wonderfully rejuvenating, each session includes reflexology foot massage and pure essential oils.

This eatery on downtown's busiest corner offers an extensive menu from delicate salads to thick steaks. A game day destination with a full bar and whiskeys on tap, Big Whiskey's has become as popular with the happy hour and dinner crowd as those who pack it at lunch. Outdoor seating and a children's menu are available.

Indoor pool, gym, game room and party rooms available for do-it-yourself parties.

Familiar favorites and local specialties are the hallmark of this casual dining experience. Run by a passionate and professional team of chefs, Bistro 400 features something for everybody.

A Little Rock mainstay, Black Angus offers classic American favorite at family-friendly prices.

Choose from three tours: the Dripstone National Recreation Trail, Discovery National Recreation Trail and the Wild Cave Tour. The Dripstone and Discovery tours are limited to 30 people, the Wild Cave Tour is limited to 12.

With two locations in Central Arkansas, Blue Coast Burrito specializes in West Coast-style Mexican food including build-your-own burritos, fish tacos and gourmet salads. Everything is made fresh daily. Try one of the ÂÂÂÂÂ"Chipotle ChickenÂÂÂÂÂ" or ÂÂÂÂÂ"PescadorÂÂÂÂÂ" fish burritos. Outside

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The cozy, cool atmosphere of Blush Salon creates an inviting outlet to enhance each client's wants, needs and artistic side. Blush's forward-thinking stylists, Alana Hardin and Beth Wilson, can create out-of-the-box styles or keep it simple, where less is more. Blush is a boutique salon that creates an inviting beauty shop experience. Each stylist is highly trained and customizes color to their client's individual needs. They specialize in cool classic to hipster chic looks.

Our educational field trips include a short presentation on crops, hayrides, a 15-acre corn maze, farm zoo, hay pyramid and more!

Arkansas' premier country club features live music from country bands every weekend. Dancing lessons on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Open 6 p.m.-close Thursday-Saturday.

Boscos, "The Restaurant for Beer Lovers," offers a variety of appetizers, salads, entrées and gourmet pizzas. Enjoy full bar service, including award-winning, hand-crafted beers. Boscos has a private room for events, al fresco dining on the patio overlooking the Arkansas River, Sunday Jazz Brunch and a complete to-go menu.

This restaurant combines family dining and a sports bar (with 10 HD TVs) under one roof. The outdoor patio is a perfect spot to spend a summer evening watching the planes come in at the airport. The menu features gourmet pizzas, pastas, salads and ribs.

Boudreaux's serves American cuisine with a definite New Orleans accent - South Louisiana Gumbo, Jambalaya, Red Beans and Rice, Shrimp Remoulade and Po-Boys every day! Menu items include Red Beans and Rice with sausage and ham, Crawfish Etouffee (every Thursday night), Crawfish Dip (every Friday night), Fried Crawfish Tails served as an appetizer or a Po-Boy and Oyster Po-Boys.

Boulevard Bread Company is dedicated to the art and craft of preparing world-class cuisine, artisan breads, European-style pastries and authentic Italian-style coffee. Menu items are prepared using organic, seasonal and locally grown products. In addition, Boulevard Bread Company is committed to providing hard-to-find gourmet pantry items, artisan cheese, olives and charcuterie to customers.

Boulevard Bread Company is dedicated to the art and craft of preparing world-class cuisine, artisan breads, European-style pastries and authentic Italian-style coffee. Menu items are prepared using organic, seasonal and locally grown products. In addition, Boulevard Bread Company is committed to providing hard-to-find gourmet pantry items, artisan cheese, olives and charcuterie to customers.

Boulevard Bread Company is dedicated to the art and craft of preparing world-class cuisine, artisan breads, European-style pastries and authentic Italian-style coffee. Menu items are prepared using organic, seasonal and locally grown products. In addition, Boulevard Bread Company is committed to providing hard-to-find gourmet pantry items, artisan cheese, olives and charcuterie to customers.

Summer Camp at Camp Rockefeller has something for everyone. New Boy Scouts receive special instruction through our First Year Camper Program called �Pioneer Trail.� All Boy Scouts have 40+ merit badges to choose from in a variety of fields including Ecology and Conservation, Aquatics, Handicraft, Outdoor Skills, First Aid and Shooting Sports. Older-Scouts have 6 programs to choose from including Special Ops, C.O.P.E., Extreme Aquatics, Mountain Biking, Mountain Man and BSA Lifeguard.

Scouting is a community-based program. There are over 90 individual programs throughout the city. Programs for boys go from first grade to 20 years old and girls 14 to 20 years old. Call for details.

The boys will learn the love of the game by honing in on specific skills to help them succeed on their own school teams. It is a friendly place to meet people and understand the fundamentals of the game of basketball.

We will devote each day to some of our favorite �boy things.� We�ll have a pirate day, cowboy day, sports day, superhero day and camouflage day. Don�t miss this exciting week of playing games, making snacks and making costumes for each day.

Peter Brave's award-winning bistro continues to receive accolades, offering casual dining in a comfortable, art-filled atmosphere. Diners enjoy a scenic view of the Arkansas River while feasting on unique entrées. In addition, the restaurant has a deck outside that seats 60 and a private dining area. The creative, varied menu and specials are an artful mix of herbs and sauces.

An Italian menu offers dishes such as Artichoke and Spinach Formaggio, Romano-Crusted Chicken Salad, Petite Filets and Jumbo Shrimp, Eggplant Parmesan, Grilled Salmon Salad and Penne Mediterranean plus desserts including tiramisu and cheesecake. Entrees range from $10 to $28. There's a full bar and an extensive wine list.

Different movies are provided at nominal cost and concessions sold to all. Screen rentals available as well.

Pizzas, subs, sandwiches

Located downtown in the historic "Spencer's Corner" building, Brickhouse Grill has an intimate bar and three distinct dining areas as well as a showcase for local artists.

Brown Sugar Bakeshop is a specialty dessert bakery that combines old-fashioned goodness with a modern infusion of fresh gourmet ingredients to create treats that are certain to please.

Barbecue, steak, catfish and home-cooked meals, like turkey and dressing.

The Bruin Basketball camp will include instruction on the fundamentals of the game and team play. Special emphasis will be placed on shooting. Each camp will challenge the campers at an age appropriate level.

The Bryant Athletic Association is dedicated to providing safe, fun, and high-quality youth sports program for the families of Bryant, Arkansas and the surrounding community.

Known for its large servings, affordable prices and fast service, Buffalo Grill serves burgers, hand-cut fries, fresh sandwiches and other American favorites in a relaxed family-friendly atmosphere. But it's not just a grill – the restaurant's menu offerings include vegetarian dishes and a wide selection of salads.

Known for its large servings, affordable prices and fast service, Buffalo Grill serves up burgers, hand-cut fries, fresh sandwiches and other American favorites in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. But it's not just a grill – the restaurant's menu offerings include vegetarian dishes and a wide selection of salads.

For more than 45 years, Burge's has been serving the finest smoked meats and barbecue available. Try the fried catfish, smoked meat plates, po' boys and the famous smoked turkey salad. Top it all off with a homemade flaky fried pie with ice cream. You can even get their products when your visit to Little Rock is over – they'll ship them anywhere in the U.S.

With 1,700 acres, Burns Park is one of the largest city-owned parks in the country. The park boasts ball fields, hiking trails, an amusement park, a BMX bike track, two party pavilions, two disc golf courses, playgrounds, soccer fields and an overnight RV campground. There are also picnic areas, a tennis and racquetball complex and a golf course.

We play youth baseball ages 3-8. (fall ball accommodates ages 3-18)

One of the best public courses in the state, Burns Park offers two 18-hole layouts, a driving range, a clubhouse and a golf shop. The championship course is the longer of the two courses at par 71. The shorter par-70 tournament course is perfect for beginners and features a combination of hills, doglegs and nine lakes.

Rent a pavilion or the park's Hospitality House for a do-it-yourself party. Reservations are needed one year in advance.

At this upscale retirement community that features independent apartment living, residents enjoy three chef-prepared meals daily, transportation, housekeeping and a host of other amenities including an exercise room, kitchen, game room, chapel, library, salon and the services of resident managers.

This nonprofit retirement community offers apartments, cottages and village homes and gourmet meals. The staff provides transportation, 24-hour security, a library, a spa and a woodworking shop. Year-round swimming, scheduled activities, a putting green and a garden are also available.

By the Glass is a spot for wine lovers in the Heights neighborhood of Little Rock. The menu consists of easy-to-prepare wine-friendly foods like cured meats, bread and hummus and a selection of gourmet cheeses.

One of the fastest-growing communities in Arkansas, Cabot is located 20 minutes from Little Rock. As a result, it is close to all the big-city amenities but maintains a small-town atmosphere.

A soccer camp that focuses on learning and perfecting soccer skills as well as fitness, health and positive sportsmanship skills. Soccer also helps to develop foot/eye coordination that is useful not only in soccer, but many other sports and activities as well.

Cactus JackÂÂ's is an authentic Mexican restaurant offering traditional Mexican meals, vegetarian dinners, combination plates and a kidÂÂ's menu. Sample lunch specials during the day or enjoy a relaxing dinner and margarita in the evenings.

Café 201 is a modern, American eatery that specializes in Arkansas-California fusion. Located in the Crowne Plaza in west Little Rock, Café 201 features an upscale dining experience in a stylish atmosphere.

Cafe La Pace, part of the Main Street restaurant row in North Little Rock's Argenta district, offes breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, providing a "fast casual" dining option in downtown.

Located in a house in the heart of the Heights, Café Prego is a Little Rock favorite. The eclectic feel of the restaurant is fun, the food is exceptional, and if the weather permits, lunch or dinner on the patio is a must. The crème brulee is one of the best in town.

Inside Heifer International's World Headquarters, this restaurant serves breakfast and lunch for diverse tastes, including an array of soups, sandwiches and pizzas prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients. Visitors to Heifer Village have the option of dining inside or on the patio.

After 23 years of business, people keep coming back to Cajun Boilers for good food at the right price. The menu includes burgers and sandwiches, salads and pasta, steak and chicken, and oysters and crawfish. The selection of appetizers will whet your appetite for more, and the desserts are the perfect end to a delicious meal. No matter what you order, itÂ's always served with a smile!

Cajun's is known for its fresh seafood, aged Angus steaks, Wine Spectator award-winning wine list and outdoor seating area that overlooks the Arkansas River.

Wedding cakes for the bride and groom.

We specialize in custom cakes ranging from simple sheet to elaborate 3D sculptures.

Wildly unique, award-winning wedding cake designs and cakes for all occasions.

Camp Healing Hearts is designed to help children deal with grief and the loss of a loved one due to death. Campers engage in therapeutic and recreational activities, as well as traditional camp activities, and are guided in developing coping skills both individually and within a community of others. The work of play encourages a new sense of normalcy and allows children to find a voice for their grief.

Your son will enjoy a fun-filled week of go-carts, archery, boating, fishing, overnight camp-outs, swimming and more. The monks, alumni, students and friends of Subiaco all pitch in to make camp a success.

Guided walks, live animal programs, kayaking and more are available.

Sample Tex-Mex fare in the Hillcrest neighborhood at Canon Grill. Enjoy chips and Canon Queso, a cheese dip with spicy ground beef and guacamole, and favorites like fajitas and burritos in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. Try the tuna steak or one of the pasta dishes. Enjoy a selection from the bar and tuck into a cozy booth to dine on hand-rolled chile rellenos or thick-tortilla quesadillas.

Cantrell Gallery features art by more than 30 established and emerging local and regional artists. Additionally, the gallery carries art by nationally and internationally known artists. For over 40 years, Cantrell Gallery has provided an environment that brings art lovers and those who create art together.

Capers has become notable in the circle of food and wine enthusiasts since opening in 1997. The restaurant has won many accolades for Best Outside Dining, Most Romantic, Best Wine List and many others. The diverse menu features a wide array of appetizers, soups, salads and creative entrées, including fresh fish and aged Angus beef.

Capers has become notable in the circle of food and wine enthusiasts since opening in 1997. The restaurant has won many accolades for Best Outside Dining, Most Romantic, Best Wine List and many others. The diverse menu features a wide array of appetizers, soups, salads and creative entrées, including fresh fish and aged Angus beef.

Capital Bar & Grill is Little Rock's legendary watering hole. A local favorite, this beautiful restaurant features hand-crafted regional comfort food, including handmade Moon Pies dipped in dark chocolate, superb service and a jazz trio Wednesday-Saturday evenings. The bar has a wide variety of single-malt scotches and a large wine list.

Your headquarters for some of the best smoked and grilled meats in Little Rock. Eat in, take out, or catering. Capitol Smokehouse has you covered for all of your group needs. Open for breakfast and lunch.

Located in The Peabody Hotel, world-class Capriccio Grill Italian Steakhouse serves delectable Italian-influenced cuisine in a warm, sophisticated setting.

The Central Arkansas Radiation Therapy Institute has treated cancer patients at seven Arkansas locations in the past 34 years. Programs at CARTI include support groups for cancer patients and their families, CancerAnswers luncheons, weekend patient retreats and counseling.

Authentic cooking from the Puebla region of Mexico. Try the fish specialties (like Fish Devil Style), Chile Colorado, Mole Poblano, Carne Adobada, heuvos en Salsa Verde, and one of the many variieties of tequila.

Casa Manana features authentic cooking from the Puebla region of Mexico, as well as other classic dishes and an impressive selection of tequilas.

Guests enjoy a full bar in a relaxed atrium setting and the song stylings of local artists around a beautiful grand piano.

Full-service caterer offering gourmet food prepared fresh, event planning, rentals and professional staffing. Specialties include wedding receptions, rehearsal, bachelor or bachelorette parties, and showers. Call us at (479) 636-6003.

Elegant wedding receptions and unique rehearsal dinners at an affordable price.

Catering To Go Go offers a complete line of fast, gorgeous platters for any event, pickup or delivery. Cold or hot gourmet hors d'oeuvres.

Catering To You provides a great selection of daily specials and old favorites from its prepared foods counter, ready for you to pick it up and go. Drop in and grab what looks good today. Catering To You also offers gourmet baskets for all occasions.

This restaurant serves U.S. grain-fed, farm-raised, boneless catfish filets fried in 100 percent cholesterol free pure peanut oil. Catering available.

The menu at this friendly neighborhood catfish house features fried catfish with all the fixins' served in hearty portions.

Central Arkansas Foundation is a custom home builder with over 50 floor plans available that serves Central Arkansas and surrounding counties. Normal construction time is 18-20 weeks. some plans as low as $50.00 a square foot under roof. Most credit approvals are within 24 hours.

This health system consists of two of the busiest veterans' administration medical centers in the country. The John L. McClellan hospital in Little Rock focuses on acute care, while the Towbin Health Care Center in North Little Rock provides long-term, chronic care. Community-based outpatient clinics are located in Mountain Home, El Dorado, Mena and Hot Springs.

Founded on the belief that exceptional products are crucial to delivering a memorable culinary experience, Central Park Fusion Cuisine bases its dishes on classical French culinary techniques that incorporate flavors from around the world.

Dancers may participate in recreational or competitive dance programs. Our classes include ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, modern, pointe, hip hop, musical theater and cheer.

Customized menus for varying budgets available.

Voted 'Best Burger' in town, the diner-fashioned Cheeburger Cheeburger takes guests back to the 1950s with cooked-to-order burgers and fries along with other American favorites. If you're feeling hungry, try the Famous Pounder – 20 ounces of premium black Angus beef. You can wash it down with one of 80-plus flavors of milkshakes and malts.

A great place to be! Cheer classes, clinics & mini-camps help sharpen skills while having fun! On our homepage, click on Media for more information.

Located in the heart of the Heights, Cheers offers burgers and sandwiches, vegetarian options and salads at lunch and adds fish specials and mouth-watering steaks in the evening. This restaurant is intimate with a hint of Cajun influence, whether you dine inside or on the patio. Indulge in the expansive wine selection and full bar.

Bring the class to enjoy the movie magic of the IMAX theater. Group rates are available.

This luxury assisted living community features beautifully designed interiors, gourmet meals, housekeeping, linen and concierge services and more. Chenal Heights has a 24-hour on-site staff.

Skin transformation begins at this medically supervised, award-winning skin care center. We offer the latest in microdermabrasian, dermaplaning, chemical peels and the Bellanina Facelift Massage. Our licensed aestheticians customize treatments and physician-grade skin care products to transform your skin. Chenal Skin Care-"Where experience counts and skin rejuvenation begins!" Want a natural-looking, more youthful appearance with no downtime? The "Liquid Facelift" may be the alternative you're looking for! Schedule a consultation today to see Nancy Ruth, R.N., and learn more about this treatment as seen on "The Doctors."

A vibrant and thriving community with more than a decade of growth, Chenal Valley offers a variety of homes in many beautiful neighborhoods. Residents enjoy outdoor recreation, fine dining, championship golf, shopping and other amenities.

This 15,000-acre community offers living accommodations from modest cabins to lake and golf course homes. The village includes two recreation centers, two championship 18-hole golf courses, a full-service marina, more than 100 social clubs and seven lakes.

Chess has long been recognized throughout the world as a builder of strong intellects through exercising the player's ability to reason, analyze, strategize, communicate and recognize complex systems and patterns. All of these skills are packaged in a fun and engaging game. Students will learn all of these skills in both a physical and digital environment where their games can be recorded and studied.

Chi's serves traditional Chinese cuisine and makes your dining experience memorable with impeccable service, lovely surroundings and outstanding entrees. Chi's menu spans the Chinese provinces and offers a few twists on the usual local offerings. The Hong Kong dim sum is available daily.

Trial rides in Pinnacle Mountain State Park.

A fun-filled week of hands-on musical activities including Boom Whackers, Orff instruments, rhythm band, Stomp, autoharps and recorders. It all culminates in the presentation of the musical on Sunday, July 29.

In an entire week, students will read, write, add, subtract, measure cook and eat chocolate. They will even write a chocolate cookbook.

Chrysalis Day Spa greets guests at the door with the soothing sounds of a waterfall combined with music piped throughout the building, setting the tone for an enjoyable, relaxing spa experience.

Your party here will include game tokens, a decorated table, pizza, drinks and party treats, a visit by Chuck E. and more.

This pleasant and memorable downtown bistro features pasta, veal, chicken and fish in an elegant setting with low-key ambiance. Fine food, tasty house-made desserts, beer, wine and cocktails are all served by an able wait staff.

This Hillcrest home-turned restaurant and night spot is the place to see and be seen, particularly among young professionals. After an inventive meal, diners can retire to the covered porch that wraps around the house to sip a glass of wine or specialty cocktail. DonÂÂÂ't miss the sangria.

Home to the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville is a bustling, progressive city of approximately 70,000 people. Regularly recognized by national media as a great place to live and work, Fayetteville is part of Northwest ArkansasÂ's urban corridor and offers much of what any major metropolitan area would in a scenic setting.

Full-service catering for wedding events on-site or within two hours of Searcy.

Picturesquely located at the south fork of the Little Red River, Clinton is near outdoor playgrounds like Greers Ferry Lake and the Ozark National Forest, as well as larger cities like Little Rock and Fayetteville. About 2,500 people call Clinton home

Can't afford thousands for veneers, but want a pretty smile for that special day? Dr. John Cloud offers the affordable KöR Deep Bleaching System that can whiten up to 16 shades. Call today for your no-charge whitening consultation!

Coast Café is a mainstay in the River Market, one of the original vendors that caters to appetites of all shapes and sizes. There are several specialty coffees to choose from such as Snickerdoodle and Georgia Pecan and cool ice cream coffee shakes. After you have chosen your coffee, peruse the menu and find choices ranging from a full breakfast to lunch and dinner options including sandwiches, salads, and personal pizzas.

Cobb Family Dentistry has one of Arkansas' most experienced staffs, and we pride ourselves in pain-free care. Our cosmetics services range from teeth whitening to porcelain crowns in just one appointment! Wondering what's possible? Come on by.

Cock of the Walk features an outdoor deck that overlooks Pinnacle pond. The restaurant specializes in seafood and chicken. Award-winning side dishes, a casual atmosphere and a full service bar are sure to please everyone. Private party rooms are available for large or small groups.

Cold Stone provides birthday cakes and ice cream for your child's special occasion.

LRCA will offer three sessions throughout the summer.

This apartment-style independent living retirement community is owned and operated by the University of Central Arkansas. Services includes three meals per day Monday-Saturday with brunch on Sunday, housekeeping, scheduled transportation and activities. All utilities except telephone are provided.

Pick your own fresh fruit and vegetables at this outdoor field trip.

European pastries and desserts, cookies, breads, croissants, cakes, bagels, breakfast and lunch specials, and wedding cakes are made with care at this downtown bakery.

Concordia of Bella Vista offers 35 one- and two-story townhouses with appliances, deck or patio, and garage or carport. The facility also has 116 apartments with six floor plans. Concordia provides residents with 24-hour security, one meal per day, an emergency call system, a wellness clinic, transportation, housekeeping, home maintenance and lawn care.

Decorated cakes, dinner cakes, cupcakes, theme cakes, petit-fours, wedding cakes and more.

Just minutes from the capital city, Conway is a vibrant community with endless opportunities for culture, recreation and shopping. It is home to three colleges, a thriving business community, scenic lakes and parks.

This comprehensive health system includes a medical center, four health clinics, a health and fitness center, home health agency, therapy clinics, inpatient rehabilitation and a physician staff of more than 180 primary care physicians and specialists. The health system's anchor facility is a not-for-profit, acute-care hospital serving a five-county area.

Enjoy an adventure in fossils and paleontology at Coon Creek Science Center in rural McNary County, a two hour drive west of Memphis.

Treat yourself to the sights, sounds, smells and flavors of New Orleans at the casual yet upscale CopelandÂ's Restaurant of Little Rock. Enticing aromas waft in from the signature Cheesecake Bakery, while an array of sumptuous desserts greets you as you enter the waiting area. Plates are piled high with tantalizing entrees that reflect the culinary traditions and heritage of New Orleans.

Copeland's of New Orleans restaurants are committed to the concept that every dish and meal is true to the culinary traditions and heritage of New Orleans augmented by the gracious hospitality of the Copeland family.

Copper Grill offers casual dining in the grill or outside on the attractive patio. Enjoy a specialty cocktail or a glass or bottle from the Wine Spectator award-winning wine list.

Enjoy Corky's unique hickory-smoked ribs and barbecue, Memphis style.

Enjoy Corky's unique hickory-smoked ribs and barbecue, Memphis style.

In North Little Rock's Argenta district, Cornerstone Pub and Grill is a great place for a casual, fun time with your buddies. Get your favorite drink, talk, listen to music, and try one of the delicious items from the menu including appetizers, sandwiches, salads and soups.

Fresh, authentic Mexican food restaurant in downtown Little Rock with lightning-fast table service, even during the lunch rush hour. Try the tamales.

Country Club Village features cottages and apartments, all with kitchens. There is no lease or buy-in required. The monthly fee includes daily meals, maid service, cable, activities, linen service, an exercise room, transportation and a library.

Bridezilla-friendly!

Cozymel's Mexican Grill offer a menu that celebrates the culture, cuisine and family traditions of Mexico. The menu includes distinctive sauces, flavorful spices, grilled beef and chicken, slow roasted pork and fresh seafood.

Daily lunch specials at a good price, from chicken spaghetti to fried pork chops. Daily burger special too, with fries and drink. Friday is catfish day, with alternate Fridays offering baked beans in place of the coleslaw.

Come explore and nurture your creative side in a safe and fun environment while creating �masterpieces� two and three dimensionally in clay, paper, paint, and mixed media. We will hold a brief art reception promptly at the end of class on the last day. Class size is limited to 12.

Wedding cakes and catering.

Arkansas' first and only authentic Irish pub, Cregeen's features a family-friendly smoke-free atmosphere with a large selection of food, beer, wine and whiskey. Live Irish music and dancing is featured on most weekends.

This brand new, state-of-the-art assisted living community has all of the comforts of home including numerous specialized amenities.

Crown Point Retirement Center is designed to respect the individual needs of those who require some assistance in daily activities but do not require 24-hour skilled medical care. The facility offers numerous, specialized amenities with all of the comforts of home.

This affordable retirement complex of variously-sized apartments offers three meals daily, weekly housekeeping, linen services, maintenance, on-site management, 24-hour emergency assistance, activities, scheduled transportation, individual thermostats and senior care. The complex also offers barber and beauty shops, an on-site library, a TV room and activity rooms.

Crush Wine Bar and lounge is a place to unwind with a great glass of wine. No overpowering music or a crowded bar, but plenty of great atmosphere and knowledgeable staff to inform you about your selections. Enjoy tapas and cheese any time, and come in from 4 p.m.-6 p.m. for happy hour with halfprice wine.

A three-night/four-day program, Cub Resident Camp offers an opportunity for Cub Scouts and their accompanying adult to spend quality time together working on advancement, enjoying recreational activities and learning about camping. Everybody will have an opportunity to swim, canoe, hike, sleep in tents, make new friends, build crafts, and the list goes on and on.

Children will get hands-on training where they will make their own lunch everyday, learn tips from speakers and start their own garden at the Center. When the camp ends, campers will host a special reception for parents and guests to showcase their new cooking skills.

Culinary District can meet all your catering needs. A party of four or an event for 300 - we can help you select the menu that will fit the occasion.

A delightful shop in the Heights offering an array of delectable cupcakes in every imaginable flavor. A perfect place to stop in for a quick dessert, Cupcakes on Kavanaugh also caters events including weddings and showers.

Baked from scratch daily with the finest all-natural ingredients, including organic milk, Madagascar Bourban vanilla, farm fresh eggs and sweet cream butter.

Smoked brisket and chicken.

Create your own pizza or enjoy a selection of signature favorites at Damgoode Pies. With its funky atmosphere, Damgoode offers diners a choice of eight homemade sauces, three types of crust and a long list of toppings. Also available are sandwiches, pasta and salads. Visit one of its two locations or call for take-out and delivery.

Summer classes and workshops available in June and July.