Several downtown Jonesboro businesses will be coming together for a festive weekend during SpringFest 2025: ShamRockn’ Downtown.
Arkansas State University’s public media service, KASU, is hosting its next Bluegrass Monday, which will feature Kristy Cox and Grasstime.
With Spring Break scheduled for March 24-28 for many area schools, JRN compiled a list of free and inexpensive activities and events to keep you and your family entertained during Spring Break.
“Noises Off” will be presented by the Foundation of Arts at the Forum Theater in early-April.
The theme of the event is “Arkansas Roots of Johnny Cash” and will feature an afternoon of live music from Arkansas musicians.
Marks in Motion,” an exhibition of contemporary drawings, will open to the public on March 13, at Bradbury Art Museum.
March is Women’s History Month and Arkansas State University’s Multicultural Center plans to highlight the contributions women have made on campus, in the community, in history and society.
“Come out. Be a part of the town. We’re trying to bring Mardi Gras to Arkansas.”
The A-State Museum opened its newest exhibit honoring Jonesboro’s Black business districts on Tuesday and invited a panel of Jonesboro natives to share their stories of the districts to celebrate Black History Month.
Students at Leadership Magnet School brought historical figures to life Monday by holding a wax museum in honor of Black History Month.