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 […]
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 […]
Come join Women Moving Forward for a morning walk! Women Moving Forward is a Non-Profit Organization empowering women to take control of their health and wellness by incorporating walking and […]
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 […]
Break out the worn band tees and dust off your air-guitar chops—Dad Rock Night is rolling into town. Presented by Council Hill, this high-energy 2000s rock tribute is a full-throttle […]