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Arkansas Day Hikes

Arkansas Dayhikes for Kids & Families.  This book is a MUST HAVE for all Arkansas families.  Authors Pam, Tim, and Amber Ernst provide readers with an overview of 89 trails around the State.  Trail maps, hiking tips, and fun facts fill the book. 

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Explore Ancient Egypt

 

Coming September 25, the World of the Pharaohs: Treasures of Egypt Revealed will be on display at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock and will continue through July 5, 2010. There will all sorts of neat stuff like mummies, sarcophaguses, jewels and statues.  This amazing exhibit, presented in conjunction with the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, “explores the long-vanished world of ancient Egypt and the pyramids.” It includes more than 200 incredible objects including a colossus of Ramses II, Egyptian arts, amulets and jewelry, statues, stone objects and artifacts.

Information about tickets for groups of 10 to 150 people, along with reservations, is available by calling 501-372-4000 or 1-800-264-2787. You can also email Groupsales@arkarts.com. A special price for school groups is also being offered and information can be obtained by using the contact information above.

Arkansas Arts Center
9th & Commerce Streets
Little Rock
501-372-4000
Web site: http://pharaoh.arkarts.com/

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Ozark Folk Center

The Ozark Folk Center provides a perfect family weekend get-away.  There's a lot of fun to be had there.  Tap your toes to mountain music. See blacksmithing, pottery-making and over 18 other pioneer skills and crafts. Learn to play the dulcimer or autoharp, to jig dance or to grow an organic herb garden. Browse the gift shop. Sample great cooking at the Skillet Restaurant.  The Ozark Folk Center works to preserve and share the Ozark heritage in a fun way.  It is located near the town of Mt. View, an equally quaint place.  Click here to begin your travel plans

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