I present a thought experiment: Have you ever had a butterfly land on you? What happens inside you when you think about that moment? My memory is of my then 7-year-old sister when we celebrated our grandmother’s birthday at lunch in Altus. Beautiful. However, the records show that those butterfly moments happen less and less…
Dinosaur fans, grab your binoculars and remember everything you learned from Jurassic Park. Dinosaur Adventure is coming to Little Rock. Pinnacle Production Group has transformed Dinosaur Adventure to adhere to CDC guidelines by making the event drive-thru. “Coronavirus has changed the way we live and we knew we had to adjust in order for families…
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! That’s exactly what you’ll run into at the Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Northwest Arkansas. But don’t worry – these animals are right at home, while you can learn all about them on safe tours. This sprawling 459-acre big cat refuge, located in Eureka Springs, serves as…
We all have to get away with the family every now and then, and with spring break this past week, I loaded up my family and headed to the beach. Sand, waves and salty air are just what I needed to take a deep breath and enjoy this beautiful world we live in. …
Easter weekend is right around the corner and the state of Arkansas is getting ready for all the festivities. Typical traditions were put on pause last year with the beginning stages of the pandemic, but this year brings new blooms, new life, and CDC guided events. Communities, churches and businesses are opening their doors,…
Bentonville is moving up in the Strong Towns competition. The Northwest Arkansas city has made it to round two, after knocking out Norfolk, Va. to in the first round. Voting is ongoing to determine the winner of the second round, which pits Bentonville against Kenmore, Wash. Individuals can vote for the second round contestants…
Summer is a time for kids to get outside, run around in the sun, or to pursue their unique passions outside of a regular classroom. Last summer, this cycle was disrupted, with children forced, in many cases, to remain quarantined in their homes because of the pandemic. While parents were often able to get…
Spring break is normally a time to let your hair down and go a little wild. The COVID-19 pandemic put a damper on the fun last year, but things are beginning to open up around Arkansas. With more businesses and venues opening back up, spring break looks more promising this year. Whether you’re interested…
Jazz will be filling the air this spring in Fayetteville. The third annual Fayetteville Jazz Festival has been set for April 23-25 with multiple events hosted by the University of Arkansas Community Music School, the Institute for creative Music and the Fayetteville Public Library. Organized by Music Moves, the festival is free to the…
The day upon what is believed to be St. Patrick’s death, March 17, has been celebrated in Ireland as a religious holiday for more than 1,000 years. His backstory and legacy are completely ingrained into Irish history, and one his most well-known legends is the story of how he explained the Holy Trinity using the…
