Grab your blankets and your popcorn and prepare for some socially distanced movie magic, because the Arkansas Cinema Society’s Filmland in the Park event is next weekend at MacArthur Park in Little Rock. From Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, movie lovers can enjoy a series of 2021’s most promising new films, as well as…
I met Daniel Lilly, the owner of Daniel’s Downtown Dog Walking and its “Chief Poop Picker Upper,” outside Dugan’s Pub on the corner of 3rd and Rock streets in downtown Little Rock. Even though I had never seen him before, he was easily recognizable; his pack of two hulking yet friendly bulldogs and a pair…
9 Arkansas Caves to Explore this Summer Arkansas’ natural beauty can be seen both above or below ground, so don’t forget to check out our state’s underground attractions after you’re done soaking in all that sun on the hiking trails. With some locations such as Blanchard Springs closed due to the ongoing pandemic, here…
Deaf America Project Hot Springs-based photographer David Yerby has had quite the successful career. He’s taken photos of four U.S. presidents, photographed the Clinton family at the opening of the presidential library, and has been published in the New York Times, Sports Illustrated, and several other prestigious publications. He’s done all of this without…
There’s something for everyone at the new Richland Waterfalls Welcome Center in Witts Springs, and there’s no time like the present to check out what currently is the newest welcome center in Arkansas. The center itself acts as a focal point for exploration, allowing visitors to read about the Richland watershed and all it has…
Summer is a great time for the whole family to get together and get out of the house. There are all sorts of fun things to do in Arkansas this summer, but let’s take a look at a list of our state’s museums that you and your family should consider visiting. From the house of…
