Choose from our extensive list of field trip adventures the next time you venture outside of the classroom with your students.
Honor and reflect on the role of African-Americans in American history at events and exhibits around Little Rock and central Arkansas this month. Older kids can attend lectures and the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center's annual Black History Quiz Bowl, while little ones can attend a special storytime!
This spring, children at elementary schools around the state will be able to see a fully-staged play from Wildwood Park for the Arts' touring production, Art to Go! Focusing on grades pre-K through 5th grade, the professional theater troupe will visit more than 20 schools in April and May and is currently...
Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the "Peanuts" gang will be on view at the Clinton Presidential Center in two new exhibits--"Pigskin Peanuts" and "Heartbreak in Peanuts"--opening Jan. 17. Families can celebrate the openings and party with Snoopy at two family-friendly events this weekend!
Through Jan. 5, an incredible glass exhibition from American artist Dale Chihuly will be on view at the Clinton Presidential Center. Plus, school and homeschool tours are completely free with a reservation. Here's a peek into what your students will see and learn!
The UALR Center for Arkansas History and Culture unveils a brand-new exhibit about one of Arkansas' greatest musical legends, Johnny Cash. Opening in downtown Little Rock's Underground Gallery in the Arkansas Studies Institute this Friday, Oct. 10, "Johnny Cash: Arkansas Icon" illustrates the profound...
Young thespians will find plenty of action on central Arkansas stages throughout October! In addition to traveling performances, such as The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley (Oct. 5), Sister Act (Oct. 23) and The Music Man In Concert (Oct. 3-5), there are several ongoing shows from some of our favorite...
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