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Arkansas Exhibitions Calendar

For further information contact:
Katie Harrington
Director
The Delta Cultural Center
141 Cherry Street
Helena, AR 72342
870 338-4350
Katie@arkansasheritage.org
 

January
21 – 24, 2009

Cold Blooded Creatures, Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, AR

Did you know that snakes are completely deaf or that all fish have a backbone? Find out fascinating facts about cold-blooded creatures of all shapes and sizes.

 

February
4-7, 2009

African Rhythms Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, AR

Explore the significance of drums, rhythms and their impact on African society with Zinse Agginie, a native of Ghana.

February
25-28, 2009

Constructive Destruction in honor of National Engineer's Week, Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, AR

Take apart big things – take apart small things! Look inside of every-day items and find out what makes them work.

March
11-14, 2009

Beat. Breathe. Think - Pathways to Health, Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, AR

Discover the function and importance of the circulatory, respiratory and nervous systems. Participate in a brain or heart dissection as you learn how your body ticks. Celebrate Brain Awareness Day with special demonstrations from the Arkansas Chapter for the Society of Neuroscience.

March
26-28, 2009

This Little Piggy Went To Market, Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, AR

Arkansas Children’s Theater

Little Piggy loves market day. There are so many things to eat! So many games to play! Little Piggy promises to be good and trots happily off to town. But can such a fun-loving, curious little pig keep his promise? Come to the museum and find out.

January 2009

Discovery Trail, Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, AR

On the Discovery Trail, families and classes will experience the life and culture of the old west. This interactive educational experience conveys the history and technology of another era by engaging the visitor in panning for gold, traveling in a covered wagon and numerous other exhibit scenarios in which diverse activities are joined by the common theme.

ADMISSION: Admission is $8.00 for adults, $7.00 for children 1-12, $7.00 for seniors over 65 and free for children under one. Memberships are available.

 

For more information, call the Museum of Discovery at (501) 396-7050 or log onto www.amod.org.