Head to Altus on May 4-5 for the 34th annual Altus Springtime Gala. Held in the
City Park, festivities include arts and crafts, food, a 5K run, talent show, and
live entertainment. For more information, call
470-209-5308.
Enjoy
the Airing of the Quilts on May 5 in Greenwood. New quilts will be displayed at
the Old Rock Gymnasium and Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church will 75-to
100-year-old quilts will be on display at the Old Jail Museum. Admission is $5.
Call 479-996-2962 for more information.
Dance the
night away at the 10th annual "A Night in the Caribbean" set for May 5 in Fort
Smith. great food, including Bahaman-basted roast pork by Chef Mickey Sellard
and a cascading chocolate fountain with a variety of fruit and other goodies for
dipping. A variety of items will be auctioned and you can dance to the music of
Grupo Salsabor from Tulsa, Okla. An open bar will be available throughout the
night. Special corporate tables are available for businesses or groups of eight,
with special party favors. Call the Kistler Center at 479-785-4677 for more
information and reservations. The cost is $60 per person.
Kids ages 10-13 are
invited to have an Aquatic Conservation Experience, also known as ACE Camp, on
May 11-12 at Lake Dardanelle State Park in Russellville. This is a two-day,
one-night camp is for kids interested in water resources and all the
opportunities they have to offer. Participants will learn about the lake and its
inhabitants through supervised, fun-filled activities such as kayaking and more.
The fee of $65 includes meals, activities, and a T-shirt. Advance registration
is required by calling 479-967-5516.
Van Buren’s Old
Timer's Days on May 11-13 is an arts and crafts festival held annually on
Historic Main Street. Six blocks will be closed off to provide space for more
than 200 exhibitors from more than seven states. A variety of food and
entertainment and a children’s carnival will be available. The event is held
rain or shine and features a Friday night concert. Saturday and Sunday will have
arts and crafts plus entertainment. For general information call Barbara at
479-410-1024. For vendor information call Patty at 479-410-3026.
Join
the Central Arkansas Mountain Pilots (C.A.M.P.) to watch and learn as they hang
glide throughout the weekend of May 12-13 during the 13th annual Spring Fling
Hang Glider Fly-In at Mount Nebo State Park in Dardanelle. Talk to the pilots in
the morning as they set up, then watch in the afternoon as they soar through the
air. Due to the sport's high dependence on weather and wind, no times are
announced for the flying. However, weather and wind permitting, the pilots will
fly Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Admission is free. Call 479-229-3655 for
details.
Co-sponsored by the
Arkansas Historic Preservation Program and the Historic Preservation Alliance of
Arkansas, the 2012 Arkansas Preservation Conference takes place May 16-18 in
Fort Smith. Conference topics range from statewide preservation issues and
Arkansas's architectural history to historic neighborhood and commercial
district revitalization. Visit www.preservearkansas.org or
call 501-372-4757 for more information.
Featuring
the famous “Fried Dill Pickles,” the 21st annual Picklefest in Atkins is May
18-19. It is comprised of pickle juice drinking and pickle eating contests, arts
and crafts, food vendors, live entertainment, rodeo, parade, and beauty pageants
for boys and girls. Admission is free. Call 479-970-5801 for more
information.
Head
to Mount Magazine State Park near Paris on May 18-20 for a weekend packed with
programs and activities geared toward women. The Women in the Wild program
features gear demonstrations, talks, activities and classes designed to give
women a chance to explore outdoor options. Admission is free. Visit www.MountMagazineStatePark.com or call 479-963-8502 for
details or to
register.
The annual event,
Mustangs on the Mountain, takes place May 27 at The Museum of Automobiles on
Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton. Mustangs from 1964 to present are displayed
on the parking lot of the museum. All year models welcome. Door prizes awarded.
Visit www.museumofautos.com or call 501-727-5427 for more
information.
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