Convergence features a collection of abstract monotype prints by El Dorado artist Gregory Shyne. Drawing inspiration from a lifelong fascination with both science and the visual arts, Shyne explores the relationships […]
Out of the Fire: The Art of Raku and Pit Firing showcases ceramic works by Little Rock artist Luke Kramer that celebrate the ancient firing techniques of Raku and pit firing. […]
The South Arkansas Arts Center (SAAC) invites the public to experience Under the Sky, a thought-provoking exhibition by Jonesboro, Arkansas artist Lydia Dildilian, on view in the Merkle Gallery from August 3 […]
Acoustic Café brings together local musicians and music lovers for an evening of acoustic performances in a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere. Join us on the third Tuesday of each month at […]
Our littlest museum visitors can participate in a hands-on, interactive tinkering activity designed with our preschool visitors in mind.
How did people get clothes and other textiles before and during the oil boom? Most of them were handmade, many at home, so the ability to sew was an important […]
Trivia Night at DP’s Food Truck Park Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Night at DP’s Food Truck Park! Gather your friends, form a team of up to […]
In the early part of the 20th century, including the time of the oil boom in South Arkansas, many knit items were handmade since stores with mass produced items weren't […]