Plenty of activities for visitors and locals alike.
For his cabinet, Jonesboro artist Matt Ball chose the Diana Fritillary, the state butterfly of Arkansas; “They’re so colorful and beautiful…everyone loves a butterfly.”
Presentations will cover a range of topics through inquiries into the literary, artistic and historical heritage of the Delta. In connection with the upcoming eclipse, focus will be provided on research into stories, songs, history, and the science of weather and climate.
Among the attendees was Natalie Breckenridge, a Jonesboro resident deeply moved by the collaborative efforts unfolding before her. “I absolutely love seeing the leadership of our city coming alongside the leadership of our churches,” she remarked.
Bradbury Art Museum in Jonesboro celebrates three new exhibitions with a reception at Arkansas State University.
The demand for tickets is soaring, with Thursday and Friday night shows already sold out.
Pre-K Summer Arts Academy is designed to immerse ages 3-5 into the world of the arts while helping them gain important new skills.
This series invites women to immerse themselves in a variety of outdoor activities, fostering camaraderie and skill development in a picturesque setting.
Don’t miss this captivating production featuring Diana Davis and an exceptional cast, promising an unforgettable theatrical experience for audiences of all ages.
Don’t miss your chance to witness breathtaking stunts, hilarious comedic performances, and dynamic musical numbers that will leave you on the edge of your seat.