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Register now atkendrickfincher.org 5K Run/Walk 7:30 a.m. - check in by food courtbeginning at 6:45 a.m.$20 through 4/30; 5/1 and after $25 Youth Runs 9 a.m. - check in by food court beginning at 8 a.m. K-4th grades will run 1/2 mile 5th-8th grades will run 1 mile Post-run family fun until noon in front the Malco with activiites for kids and Darren MacFadden signing autographs |
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Summer History Camp for Kids
Registration begins May 3 for the Shiloh Museum ’s “1800s History Day Camp” for children ages 6-9. Two week-long sessions will be offered: June 21-25 and July 19-23, from 9:00 a.m. to noon each day. Campers will enjoy games, crafts, and food from the 1800s. Each day will feature a different theme, including Native Americans, pioneers, the Civil War, railroads, and Victorian fun.
Cost for the camp is $45 for Shiloh Museum members and $50 for non-members. Space is limited, preregistration and payment is required. The Shiloh Museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Statesmen, Scoundrels, and Eccentrics
Tom Dillard, author of Statesmen, Scoundrels, and Eccentrics: A Gallery of Amazing Arkansans, will discuss his book during a program and booksigning Saturday, May 8 at 2:00 p.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History in Springdale . The book includes 74 biographical sketches from Dillard’s “Remembering Arkansas” columns published in the Arkansas Gazette. Dillard is head of Special Collections at the University of Arkansas Libraries and founding editor-in-chief of the Encyclopedia of Arkansas. Books will be available for purchase.
The Shiloh Museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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The Making of Sundance Winner Winter’s Bone
The making of Winter’s Bone, winner of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival’s grand jury prize for drama, will be discussed during a program Sunday, May 16 at 2:00 p.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History in Springdale . Based on a novel by Daniel Woodrell, Winter’s Bone is the story of a poor teenager (played by Jennifer Lawrence) who searches for her missing, meth-making father in the wooded Missouri Ozarks. The cast ofWinter’s Bone includes Fayetteville native Lauren Sweetser along with several actors from the Ozarks.
Director Debra Granik, Sweetser, and others will discuss the film, and a number of the film’s musicians and singers will perform, including singers Marideth Sisco and Linda Stoffel, bass player Tedi May, fiddler Billy Ward, guitar player Dennis Crider, banjo player Van Colbert, and mandolin player Bo Brown.
“The film’s production company first learned of the Shiloh Museum through its podcast series,” said Allyn Lord, museum director. “Executive producer Jonathan Scheuer discovered the on-line podcasts when he was doing research for the film, which was shot last winter in Christian and Taney counties, Missouri . Several of the film’s non-Ozark-native cast members found some of the museum’s podcasts helpful in their voice preparation,” Lord continued.
The Shiloh Museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Funeral Customs of the Ozarks
“Gone to the Grave,” a program on funeral customs of the Ozarks from 1850 to 1950, will be presented by independent researcher and author Abby Burnett Wednesday, May 19 at noon at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History in Springdale . Burnett was recently featured in Silent Storytellers, a documentary produced by the Arkansas Educational Television Network about the history and culture of Arkansas cemeteries.
“While I’m interested in documenting the early days of the professional undertaker, the main focus of my research has been to study all of the ways in which people once helped one another when there was a death,” explained Burnett. “My talk will cover the role of the community in nursing the sick, laying out the body, building the casket, sitting up with the body, digging the grave and holding the burial,” Burnett said.
The Shiloh Museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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MONTHLY MEETINGS AT THE SHILOH MUSEUM
Writing Group
LifeWriters, a group for people interested in writing the stories of their own lives or those of family and friends, will meet Monday, May 3 and Monday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. The museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call June Jefferson at 790-2588.
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Railway Society
The Boston Mountain Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society will meet Thursday, May 20 at 7:00 p.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History . The museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Tellers of Tales
The Tellers of Tales group for storytellers will meet Saturday, May 15 at 10:30 a.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. All tellers and listeners are invited to attend. The museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Civil War Roundtable
The Northwest Arkansas Civil War Roundtable will meet Thursday, May 27 at 7:00 p.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. The museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Wireless Society
The Ozark Wireless Society will meet Saturday, May 22 at 10:00 a.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. The museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Sacred Harp Singers
The Northwest Arkansas Sacred Harp Singers will meet Sunday, May 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. The museum is located at the corner of Johnson and Main in downtown Springdale . For more information, call 750-8165.
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Susan Young
Outreach Coordinator
Shiloh Museum of Ozark History
118 W. Johnson Avenue
Springdale, AR 72764
479-750-8165
THERE WILL BE NO REGULAR PROGRAMS PRESENTED IN THE CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT MAY 24-29 AND MAY 31-JUNE 4.
May 1-31 - Dial-A-Story is available at 479-936-5444. Listen to a new story every week! ExperienceTumblebooks at http://library.rpl.lib.ar.us. Click on Tumblebooks and enjoy books, games, and more!
Every Monday (Except May 24-June 4)
6 PM Crafty Creators - Come join us for Crafty Creators, an hour filled with creation and imagination! This program is best for ages 5 and up. Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
Every Tuesday (Except May 24-June 4)
6:30 PM Family Story Time - Family Story Time begins at 6:30 PM every Tuesday. Come and join us for a fun family story time that’s filled with stories, songs and rhymes. This program is for the entire family. Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
Every Wednesday (Except May 24-June 4)
10:30 AM Preschool Story Time - Preschool Story Time begins at 10:30 AM each Wednesday. Join Ms. Joy each week for stories, songs and rhymes! For ages 3-5 and their caregivers. A craft will follow. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
Every Thursday (Except May 24-June 4)
9:30 AM Toddler Story Time - Toddler Story Time begins at 9:30 AM each Thursday. Join Ms. Rebecca for stories, songs, and rhymes. For ages 2-3 and their caregivers. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
10:30 AM Baby Play and Rhyme Time - Baby Play & Rhyme Time begins at 10:30 AM every Thursday. Introduce your little one to the library with this special program. Join Ms. Kathleen for books, rhymes, and songs. For babies up to 2 years old and their caregivers. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
10:30 AM Preschool Story Time - Preschool Story Time begins at 10:30 AM each Thursday. Join Ms. Joy each week for stories, songs and rhymes! For ages 3-5 and their caregivers. A craft will follow. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
SPECIAL EVENT
Saturday, May 1
CONVERSATIONS FOR KIDS featuring author Christine Taylor-Butler will begin at 10:00 AM Saturday, May 1, in the Friends of RPL Community Room. Ms. Taylor-Butler has written over 25 books, including fiction, biographies, and non-fiction textbooks. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
Saturday Story Time
May 1
Saturday Story Time begins at 2:00 PM Saturday, May 1. This program is for the whole family with story and craft. Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
Thursdays
May 6, 13, 20
4:00-4:45 PM – Miss J’s Journeys – Join Miss Jackie for this after school program which features a different activity each Thursday and includes a little bit of learning with a lot of fun. These activities are for students in grades 3-5. Registration is limited to 20 each week and is required for this program. Registration can be done on our web site or by calling 621-1152, ext. 26.
Thursday
May 13
Thursday Night Bookies Book Club begins at 5:30 PM Thursday, May 13. Boys and girls in grades 5-7 are invited to share excellent books, a great discussion, and snacks! Parents, guardians, or other adult family members are encouraged to participate. The book to be discussed is The Battle of the Labyrinthby Rick Riordan. This is the fourth book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
May 8 and May 15
Saturday Tween Program
The Tween Program begins at 2:00 PM Saturday, May 8 and May 15. Join us for a fun and creative program just for tweens in grades 5-7 or ages 10-12. This month’s activity is making picture frames! Registration is required and limited for this program. For more information: 621-1152 ext. 26
Tuesday
May 11
FAMILY STORY TIME GOES BILINGUAL
Special Family Story Time which begins at 6:30 PM goes BILINGUAL on Tuesday, May 11! Come and join Miss Maria for a fun family story time that’s filled with stories, songs and rhymes in English and Spanish. This program is for the entire family. Children under the age of 7 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
May 22
Saturday Cinema
Saturday Cinema begins at 2:00 PM Saturday, May 22. This week’s movie is Princess and the Frog[Rating: G. Run Time: 97 min.] starring voices of Anika Noni Rose, Bruno Campos, John Goodman andKeith David and directed by Ron Clements. From the creators of ‘The Little Mermaid‘ comes a modern twist on a classic tale, featuring a beautiful girl named Tiana (Anika Noni Rose), a frog prince who desperately wants to be human again, and a fateful kiss that leads them both on a hilarious adventure through the mystical bayous of Louisiana . Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
May 29
Saturday Cinema
Saturday Cinema begins at 2:00 PM Saturday, May 29. This week’s movie is Planet 51 [Rating: PG. Run Time: 91 min.] directed by Jorge Blanco. An American astronaut believing himself to be the first person ever to set foot on Planet 51 gets the shock of his life in this animated adventure comedy featuring the voices of Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Biel, John Cleese, and Gary Oldman. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information: 621-1152, ext. 26.
THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY MAY 30 AND MONDAY MAY 31 IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY.
BirthNetwork NWA 2010 Mother-Baby Film Festival and Expo
Changing the Way you Think About Birth
BirthNetwork of NW Arkansas will host the 2010 Mother-Baby Film Festival and Expo April 8th and 9thfrom 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The two-night event will kick off Thursday night at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville with a screening of the documentary film “Orgasmic Birth” and will wrap up Friday night at the NWACC Shewmaker Center in Bentonville with “The Business of Being Born.” The event is free to the public and will also feature a Mother-Baby Expo with exhibitors from the NW Arkansas area, a silent auction, and a talk-back panel of local birth experts. The first 50 pregnant or nursing mothers will receive a canvas tote loaded with samples, gifts, and information, as well as a chance to win an Arm’s Reach® Wooden Sleigh-Style Co-Sleeper Bassinet. The expo and silent auction begins each night at 5:30 and the films will show at 7:00, followed by the talk-back panel of experts.
For more info, visit www.BirthNetworkNWA.org
Thursday & Friday, April 8 & 9 from 5:30-9:30 p.m.
Each evening will include:
Goody bags for the first 50 pregnant or nursing mothers
Silent auction
Mother-friendly exhibitors including retailers, care providers, and nonprofits
Expert talk-back panel after the film
Raffle ticket sales for the festival & expo grand prize, an Arm’s Reach Co-Sleeper
Two films will be featured, one each evening:
Orgasmic Birth – Thursday, April 8
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Corner of Dickson and East, Fayetteville
The Business of Being Born – Friday, April 9
NWACC Shewmaker Center, Bentonville
First Church of the Nazarene’s Annual Community Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 3rd
10:00 to 12:00
4911 W. Pleasant Grove Rd. in Rogers.
Your kids will play in Bouncy Houses, get their face painted, meet the Easter Bunny, play games, win prizes, and much, much more!
Free food, entertainment, and LOTS of Easter Eggs!!! Contact the Church Office for more info @ 479-636-1050.
NWA Boutique Show FREE admisson to shop 70 of the areas most talented artists and designers for custom and one-of-a-kind items that can’t be found anywhere else! The show will be held at the NWA Convention Center.. at the Springdale Holiday Inn… from 10:00-5:00.
More than 175 students in grades 6-12 competed in the Northwest Arkansas regional History Day contest on March 11. The local level of this national contest was organized by the Shiloh Museum and held at the Jones Center for Families in Springdale .
The theme of the competition was “The Individual in History.” Students were judged on their historical papers, exhibits, performances, documentaries, and websites. Winners advance to the state level of competition to be held April 17 at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway .
The list of 2010 district winners follows.
Historical Paper: Junior Division
First Place: Jackson Matayo, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Ready, Aim, Fire! How Richard Gatling Changed War As We Knew It”
Second Place: Mariah Glenn, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Change of Aircraft throughout History”
Third Place: Chance C. Earp, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Atomic Bomb”
Historical Paper: Senior Division
First Place: Brittany Jackson, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Animation: The Rapid Progression of the Entertainment Industry”
Second Place: Gunnar Kemp, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Don J. Tyson: An Innovator of a Growing Poultry Empire”
Third Place: Kristina Stroope, Shiloh Christian, Springdale
“Photography: A Flash of the Past Makes a Brighter Future”
Individual Exhibit: Junior Division
First Place: Abbey Foreman, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Innovation of the Automated Teller Machine: Your Money-Anytime Anywhere”
Second Place: Joseph Rushing, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Cotton Gin: A Revolutionary Farming Innovation”
Third Place: Douglas Burke, Shiloh Christian, Springdale
“Submarines: Silent Diver of the Sea; Deadliest Weapon of National Military Power”
Honorable Mention: Brittany McLaughlin, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Gutenberg Printing Press: The Road to Reading ”
Honorable Mention: Lindsay Will, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Helicopters: The Innovation of Vertical Flight”
Honorable Mention: Kord Offenbacker, Shiloh Christian, Springdale
“Race to the Moon: The Impact of Apollo Missions”
Individual Exhibit: Senior Division
First Place: Katelyn English, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“How Barbs, Points and Pokes Tamed the Wild West”
Second Place: Mitchell Vaught, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Recording Music: From Vinyl to Digital”
Third Place: Winston Rasmussen, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Container: Making the World Smaller and World Trade Bigger”
Honorable Mention: Mikayla Allen, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Ever Winding Change of the Sewing Machine throughout the Years”
Honorable Mention: Colt Thomas, Shiloh Christian, Springdale
“Sniper Rifles: Innovation of War”
Group Exhibit: Junior Division
First Place: Maggie Barnard, Kaitlyn Collier, & Katie Cooper, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Submarines: Deep Sea Innovation, Because You Can Only Go So Far With Goggles”
Second Place: Yasmin Chavez & Madison Moore, George Junior High School , Springdale
“X-rays: Revolution in Sight”
Third Place: Mitch LaMendola & Drew Swalley, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Indoor Plumbing: Innovation Flowing Through Pipes”
Honorable Mention: Angela Bertram & Mary Kathryn Whitaker, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Green Light Go! The History and Innovation of the Traffic Light”
Honorable Mention: Brandon Buccheri, Matt Kimbel, & Kanten Pullen, Central Junior High School, Springdale
“Irrigation: The New Era of Farming”
Group Exhibit: Senior Division
First Place: Madison Lisle & Alex Ponte, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Prosthetics: Innovations for Residual Limbs Empowering the Human Body”
Second Place: Jordon Cox, Jessica Schneider, & Katie Stewart, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Postal Service: An Innovative Stamp on History”
Third Place: Alexee Kopta & Jordan West, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Camera: A Snapshot Through History”
Honorable Mention: Rachael Engledowl & Sara Lachance, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Jazz: ‘Imitate, Assimilate, Innovate’”
Individual Documentary: Junior Division
First Place : Austin Connolly, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“The Steam Engine: Faster and Stronger”
Second Place : Cassandra Trexler, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“The Innovation of Orthodontics: Changing the Smiles of History”
Third Place : Emily Matlock, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Through the Eye of a Telescope”
Individual Documentary: Senior Division
First Place: Andrew Rowe, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“The Computer: The Gateway to Efficiency”
Second Place: Melody Hunt, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Prosthetics: Life Without Limitations”
Third Place: Cale White, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Penicillin: Innovating Medicine”
Honorable Mention: Emma Foley, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Innovation of the Sneakers: One Pair, Two Pair, Red Pair, Blue Pair”
Group Documentary: Junior Division
First Place: Rachel Ruppert, Regan Hope, & Sydney Hope, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“PUR Water Purification Packets: A Life Saving Innovation in History”
Second Place: Sam Struebing, Alex Schemel & Nick Beyer, Central Junior High School, Springdale
“Coding of the Nation: Barcodes and RFID”
Third Place: Allison Parrish & Caylee Ford, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Apple Innovates the Computer World”
Group Documentary: Senior Division
First Place: Jared Chenier & Tyler Harris, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Walmart: Innovations in the Way Shoppers Think”
Second Place: Brianna Fairfield, Kayla Harmon, Ashley Duckworth, & Ashlyn Berry,Central Junior High School, Springdale
“The Innovation of the X-Ray: Seeing the Unseen”
Third Place: Josh Dellinger & Rand Emert, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Innovations of the Automobile”
Honorable Mention: Trent Tollett, Travis Tollett, & David Tyler, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Poultry: From Backyard to Worldwide Innovations”
Web Site: Junior Division
First Place: Riegen Anderson, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“McDonalds’ Speedee Service System: The Innovation that Changed the Fast Food Industry”
Second Place: Shawn Young, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Crash Test Dummies”
Third Place: Mikalah Chamlee and Katlyn Cheader, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Morse Code: Text Messaging in the 1800s”
Web Site: Senior Division
First Place: Alex McDuffie & Hannah Persing, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Innovation of the Polio Vaccine”
Second Place: Garrett Tallman & Braden Stevens, Central Junior High School , Springdale
“Artillery: From Longbows to Laser Targeting”
Third Place: Lauren Umber, Shiloh Christian School , Springdale
“Photography: Capturing Time”
Susan Young
Outreach Coordinator
Shiloh Museum of Ozark History
118 W. Johnson Avenue
Springdale, AR 72764
479-750-8165
The Wiggles make cinema history with the first ever live-concert movie for preschoolers - “The Wiggles Big Big Show in the Round” is coming to the Razorback Cinema in Fayetteville on March 20th & 21st. Click here to enter to WIN 4 FREE TICKETS. Just write Wiggles in the subject line. Increase your chances of winning by joining our group on Facebook.
KENNY CHESNEY: SUMMER IN 3D
APRIL 21-MAY 2, SELECT TIMES
LOCATIONS BELOW
Get closer to country star Kenny Chesney than ever before when his Sun City Carnival concert tour comes to a screen near you in glorious 3D. You don’t need to buy expensive tickets to experience the hottest concert around, just pop on your glasses, soak up the summer sun, and sing along as Chesney performs all of his biggest hits.
Tickets are $18 each and on sale now at the following Malco Theatres locations:
Arkansas: Razorback Cinema (Fayetteville, AR), Pinnacle Hills Cinema (Rogers, AR), Ft Smith Cinema, Hollywood Cinema (Jonesboro, AR)
