Events

Each year approximately 100 bald eagles visit the Bull Shoals area. Visitors will enjoy festivities centered around our national symbol. Activities include Lake Tours, guided Bird Walks, Guest Speakers, Live Bird Demonstrations, and Live Entertainment. All activities are free, except the Lake Cruises. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Harlem Ambassadors vs. the Flippin All-Stars - Flippin High School, date to be announced

FEBRUARY Average Temperatures: high 51, low 28

MARCH Average Temperatures: high 60, low 36

KTLO & Oldies 101.7 Outdoor Show - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home, March

Call KTLO at 870-425-3101 for information.

Wild Cave Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, March

A 4-hour guided trip into undeveloped portions of the cavern. Must be in good physical condition, prepared to climb, crawl, and get dirty. Wear sturdy boots and long pants. A responsible adult must tour with 10-12 year olds. Tours by reservation only, Wednesdays-Sundays. Call 870-757-2211 for tour times, rates, or reservations. Contact: Tony Guinn. Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Dripstone Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, March

One-hour walking tour through the upper level, in constant 58 degrees. Open year round. Call for times, rates, or reservations. Contact: Tony Guinn. 870-757-2211 Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, March

Opens for the season. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

Sowbug Roundup - Redeemer Lutheran Church Life Center, Mountain Home, March

On North Street. Over 1500 people expected. For more information call Paul Craig at 870-491-5520 or www.northarkansasflyfisher.org.

Top O' The Ozarks Tower - Bull Shoals, March

Opens for the season. Click to the Tower at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.topotheozarks.com/

Annual Easter Egg Hunt - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview

Kid's, bring your Easter basket and search for thousands of eggs and prizes. The Easter Bunny will make a special appearance. There will be several age categories to ensure that everyone has a successful hunt. Admission: Free. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

APRIL Average Temperatures: high 72, low 47

Bluegrass Festival - Bull Shoals Theater Of The Arts, April 17

All day event!

Jam Sessions, Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts - Bull Shoals, April

Monday night jam sessions will resume. Starting at 6pm.

Twin Lakes Homebuilders Home Show - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home, April

Web site: www.twinlakeshomebuilders.org

Salem Spring Community Yard Sales & Business Sidewalk Sale - Salem, April

Held in conjunction with the Flea Market. Contact: Salem Chamber, 870-895-5565. www.SalemAR.com Admission: Free.

Annual Spring Fairgrounds Flea Market - Fulton County Fairgrounds, Salem, April

Antiques, primitives, gifts, and crafts. www.fultoncoutyfair.org Admission: Free.

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, April - May

Wednesday - Sunday, 10a.m. - 5p.m. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

BRMC and KTLO/Oldies 101.7 Senior Health Expo - Baxter County Fairgrounds, April

Call BRMC (Donna McMullen at 870-508-1000) or KTLO at 870-425-3101 for information.

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, March - April

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission $10. For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

Dripstone Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, April - May

One-hour walking tour through the upper level of the caverns in constant 58 degree temperature. Tours offered periodically, from 9:30am-4:30pm, 7 days a week. Call for times, rates, or reservations. Contact: Tony Guinn. 870-757-2211 Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Wild Cave Tour - Blanchard caverns, Fifty Six, April - September

A 4-hour guided trip into undeveloped portions of the caverns. Visitors need sturdy boots, long pants, must be in good physical condition, and prepared to climb, crawl, and get dirty. Call for times, rates, or reservations. Contact: Tony Guinn. 8701-757-2211 Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Mark Martin Ford Annual Fan Days - Mark Martin Ford Mercury, Batesville, April

www.markmartinfordmercury.com Admission: Free.

Great Cotter Trout Festival - Big Spring Park (under Rainbow Bridge), Cotter, April

A celebration of trout fishing in the Cotter area! A large number of crafts and other booths are expected.

Fly casting demonstrations and instruction will be conducted near the gazebo by certified experts. Fly tying will be demonstrated in the Spring House. A river boat show and sale will be located near the Cotter access ramp. Water levels permitting, boat rides on the beautiful White River, by experienced river guides, will be offered to the general public.

Seminars will be conducted between near the rail cars: 9am - Bull Shoals State Park.

The popular "Kid's Fishing Hole" for kids, age 15 and under, will return to Cotter Trout Dock cove. Supervision and all materials will be provided for kids to build wooden ships and fire trucks. Inflatable amusements will be located on the adjacent ball field.

The "Great Cotter Trout Festival" is sponsored by the Cotter Area Chamber of Commerce. For further information contact Festival Chairman, Gary Flippin at 870-435-6144. Lodging and other information about the Cotter area can be found at www.cotterarkansas.com or www.troutcapitalusa.net.

Forest L. Wood Outdoor Sports Gallery - Hwy 178 (south of Ranger Boats), Flippin

Forrest L. Wood created Ranger Boats in 1968. The Gallery contains trophy mounts, photos, plaques, trophies, family heirlooms, pictorial representation of the construction of Bull Shoals Dam, on of the first six Ranger boats and an antique lure collection, plus many other items. There is also a gift shop. Call 870-453-3212 or 870-453-3210, lwd@ozarkmountains.com

Bull Shoals Historical Society Museum - 717 Central Blvd. (Highway 178), Bull Shoals, April

Opens for the season. 10am - 3pm, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Admission: Free. Displays include Civil War, antique dolls, Bull Shoals Dam construction memorabilia, arrowheads, artifacts, relics, old maps, photos, historical documents, Bull Shoals Historical Quilt, wildlife and rotating private collection. The museum also offers a number of items for swale such as locally generated history books, note-cards, corn cob jelly and other items. For other days of the week call Bob Harper at 870-445-4750. Click to the informational flyer at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page.

Ozark Springtime Wildflower Weekend - Bull Shoals - White River State Park, Lakeview, April

Enjoy the beauty of springtime wildflowers in the Ozarks! Activities: Guided wildflower walks, Craft projects, Children's programs, Lake and river cruises, Evening slide shows and more! Admission: Free - Except lake and river cruises. For more information contact Park at 1-870-445-3629

The Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs (West of Downtown, Passion Play Rd., N. of Hwy 62) - April - October

A 2-hour reenactment of the last week of the life of Jesus Christ. Staged in the 4100 amphitheatre with a multi-level set, special lighting and sound effects. Live animals, and a cast of over 200. Admission: Contact: 866-566-3565, http://www.greatpassionplay.com

Holy Land Tour - Eureka Springs (West of Downtown, Passion Play Rd., N. of Hwy 62) - April - October

A 2-1/2 hour guided tour featuring 38 exhibits, including Moses' Tabernacle in the Wilderness, Bethlehem Inn and Nativity, the Upper Room, the Garden Tomb, and other exhibits depicting life in the Bible times. Tours: 10am - 3:30pm. Admission: 866-566-3565, http://www.greatpassionplay.com

Museum of Earth History - Grounds of the Passion Play, Eureka Springs - April - October

An educational and interactive experience, uniting the worlds of history, science and faith. The exhibit includes displays of life size dinosaur skeletons, life models and fossil plates. Admission: Contact: 866-566-3565, http://www.greatpassionplay.com

MAY Average Temperatures: high 79, low 55

War Eagle Mill Antique Craft Show - Rogers, May 7 - 9

For more information call 86-492-7324

Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs, May 7 - October 30

For more information call 800-882-7529

Annual Crawdad Days Music Festival - Lake Harrison, Harrison, May 14 & 15

Event includes 5K, Cardboard Boat Races, car show, children's performances, tournaments, carnival, food, music and of course crawdads. Contact: Harrison Regional Chamber, 870-741-2659. www.harrison-chamber.com

Arkansas Muzzleloading Association State Championship - Luther Owens Park, Berryville, May 14, 15 and 16

See teepees, period clothes, and artifacts. Have a good time in NW Arkansas. Contact: Danny Caywood, 870-423-4741. www.berryvillear.com Admission: Free.

Classic Car Cruise In - Bush's Pizza, 803 Central Blvd., Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, May 20

Cruise In every month on the 3rd Thursday from April to October! www.bushspizza.com, 870-445-4100

Friends Of The Baxter County Library Book Sale - Baxter County Library, Mountain Home, May

Thursday 8:30am-6:30pm, Friday 8:30am-5pm, Saturday 8:30am-2pm. Contact: Bobbi Brown, 870-425-3598. www.baxtercountylibrary.org

Discovery Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six - May - September

One and a half hour tour through the middle level of Blanchard Springs Caverns. Visitors see large water-carved passages, the caverns' natural entrance and marvelous formations! With nearly 700 stairs, this tour is not recommended for those with walking or health problems. Tours offered periodically, from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Open seven days a week. Admission: Contact: Tony Guinn 870-757-2211 or 888-757-2246 for tour times, rates and reservations. www.blanchardcavetours.com

Dripstone Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, April - May

Wild Cave Tour - Blanchard caverns, Fifty Six, April - September

Memorial Day Celebration - Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View, May

Over 20 pioneer craft and homestead skill demonstrators. Walk through the beautiful Heritage Herb Gardens. 870-269-3851 www.ozarkfolkcenter.com Admission: Regular Park Admission Fee.

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, May - June

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

JUNE Average Temperatures: high 86, low 63

Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs, May - October

For more information call 800-882-7529

Mountain Home Symphony Concert - Dunbar Auditorium, Mountain Home High School, June

Call Sybil Willis for info, 870-404-0884 or email swillis@midwaynet.com

Craftsfest - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home, June

Juried craft show for non-commercial crafters to display and sell handcrafted items. Admission: Free. Call the Arts and Crafts Association at 870-425-6434 for more information.

Red, White, And Blue Festival - ASU Campus and Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home - June

Weekend long event includes classic car show, tractor show, turtle races, live music, concerts and beautiful fireworks display on Saturday night. www.redwhitebluefestival.com

KTLO/KCTT Colgate Country Showdown - Dunbar Auditorium, ASU Campus, Mountain Home - June

Red, White, And Blue Parade - Fair Parade Route, Mountain Home - June

Parade begins at 5:30pm. No registration required. Call 870-425-5111 for details.

Music On The Square - Yellville - June

Music every Saturday night. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Free

Monday Night Jam Sessions - Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts, Bull Shoals - June

Music every Monday night. Bring your interment and join in or just watch. Free

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, May - June

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission $10. For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

Art In The Park - City Park in Bull Shoals - June

Artists, crafters, civic organizations, food vendors, contests, entertainment - you name it, this event has it. Vendor hours will be 10am to 4pm Friday and Saturday. Vendors will offer Artwork, Furniture, T-shirts, Heat press mugs, Totes, Buttons, Photos, Collectibles, Homemade soap, Old time crafts, Cosmetics, Holiday items, Quilts, Raffles, Rag rugs, Gourds, Jewelry, Pottery, Paintings, Hand carved wood spirits, Walking sticks, Canes, Cookbooks, Sculptures, cedar crafts, Candles, Bookmarks, Beadwork, Cooking items, Toys, Books signed by local authors, Concessions (kettle corn, hot dogs, burritos, caramel apples, nachos, tea, water, coffee, funnel cakes, soda, trail mix, baked goods). Sponsored by the city of Bull Shoals. For more information contact Dianna 870-445-4302, City Park in Bull Shoals

Contact Diana Roller or City Park in Bull Shoals

Annual Craftsfest - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home - June

Juried craft show for non-commercial crafters to display and sell handcrafted items. Concessions. Contact: 870-425-6434. Admission: Free. Email: craftfestln@yahoo.com

Music On The Square - Mountain Home Square, June

7 - 10pm. 'Brother Ron' and Louise Adams performing live. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of live music! Call 870-425-5116 for info.

Troutfest - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

The White River is one of the nation's finest trout streams. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, there is something here for you. Activities include fly tying seminars, fly fishing seminars, basic trout fishing classes, fly casting clinics, and a trout cooking demonstration. Contact the park for a detailed schedule. Admission: Free. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com/bullshoalswhiteriver, 870-431-5521, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Free Fishing Weekend - White River, June 11 - 13

Arkansas Game and Fish Free Fishing Weekend from noon on Friday till midnight on Sunday.

Scenic White River Cruise - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

2 - 3:30pm Meet at the Trout Dock. Join park staff for a guided johnboat tour down the White River. Try to scope out some of our native wildlife and maybe even get a few fishing tips on this relaxing cruise. River conditions may limit availability. Schedule in advance at the trout dock. Inquire about special tours available by request. Seats are limited! Admission: bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Evening Lake Cruise - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Bull Shoals, June

7 - 8:30pm. Sign up in advance for a relaxing evening cruise on Bull Shoals Lake. Sit back and enjoy the breezes as we explore this beautiful area of the Ozarks and learn what makes it unique. To register, call 870-445-3629 or stop by the James A. Gaston visitor center. Seats are limited! Admission: bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Non-Denominational Worship Service - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

8:15 - 9:15am Meet at the Amphitheater. You are invited to a casual non-denominational worship service this morning. Start your day with a little singing and prayer. Admission: Free. bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Classic Car Cruise In - Bush's Pizza, 803 Central Blvd., Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, June 17

Cruise In every month on the 3rd Thursday from April to October! www.bushspizza.com, 870-445-4100

Father's Day Fishing Tournament - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview - June

8:30am-12pm. Meet at the State Park Trout Dock (below the dam). A just for fun trout fishing tournament for children and their fathers, grandfathers, or guardians. There will be prizes and certificates for a variety of wacky categories. Come dressed alike or in your goofiest outfits. Lots of door prizes. Admission: Free. Contact: 870-431-5521. bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Awards Presentation - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

Meet at the Trout Dock at Noon. We've got prizes for the winners of the Father's Day Fishing Tournament! Did your team win something? The only way to find out is to appear at the awards presentation! You might just be the winner! Admission: Free. bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Jam Session at Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts - Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, June

6pm - 8pm. All musicians Welcome. Come to play or just listen - FREE! 870-445-2311

Explorers Nature Camp - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, June

This three-day, one-night experience is designed to introduce kids ages 7-9 to the wonders of our natural world. Campers explore the Ozarks through a variety of experiences including hiking, camping skills, crafting, nature programs, and more. Basic principles of biology, ecology, and conservation are covered. Children are carefully supervised by the park interpreters and trained volunteers. All gear, materials, and some meals included in fee. Spaces fill up quickly, so register early. Contact the park for a registration form and further details. Admission: www.bullshoalswhiteriver.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Music On The Square - Mountain Home Square, June

Fireworks Show - ASU Campus, Mountain Home, June

9:25pm

Red, White, And Blue Festival Area Art Club Show - Pinkston Middle School, Mountain Home - June

Red, White, And Blue Car Show - On the Square, Mountain Home, June

Admission: Free

Red, White, And Blue Police 5K Run - ASU Campus, Mountain Home, June

bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

JULY Average Temperatures: high 91, low 67----

The Grand Daddy Of Them All Fireworks Display - Bull Shoals/White River State Park, Lakeview & Bull Shoals Lake, July 4

Bring your chairs or blankets and enjoy the show with us at the Bull Shoals / Lakeview State Park at sundown. There will be food vendors available. Or enjoy the show from a boat on the lake. Volunteers will be asking for donations to help pay for this years celebration and get a head start on next year! For more information call 870-445-4443.

Independence Day Celebration - Ozark Folk Center State Park Craft Grounds, Mountain View - July 4

Celebrate Independence Day at the Folk Center with sack races, egg carries, and lots of good old-fashioned family fun! Ice cold watermelon will be served at the end of the activities. 10am - 5pm. Admission: Contact: 870-269-3851, ozarkfolkcenter@arkansas.com, http://www.ozarkfolkcenter.com

Jam Session at Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts - Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, July

6pm - 8pm. All musicians Welcome. Come to play or just listen - FREE! 870-445-2311

Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs, May 7 - October 30

For more information call 800-882-7529

Annual Fireworks Celebration - Hickey Park, Flippin, July

The place to be to celebrate the nation's Independence Day at the Flippin Fireworks Festival.

Parking is available both in and near Hickey Park and downtown Flippin. Those attending are encouraged to bring their own blankets or chairs for seating. There is NO ADMISSION to the park for this family oriented event, but The Flippin Fireworks Festival relies on donations from the public and corporate sponsors to stage the fireworks display. Call 870-453-8300 for more information.

The grand finale fireworks display is scheduled to begin at approximately 9:15pm.

Fireworks - Lake Norfork/Henderson - Thursday, July

Fireworks begin at dark. Call 870-488-5144 for info.

Music On The Square - Mountain Home Square, July

Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of live music! Call 870-425-5116.

The Grand Daddy Of Them All Fireworks Display - Bull Shoals/White River State Park, Lakeview & Bull Shoals Lake, July 4

Independence Day Celebration - Ozark Folk Center State Park Craft Grounds, Mountain View - July 4

Celebrate Independence Day at the Folk Center with sack races, egg carries, and lots of good old-fashioned family fun! Ice cold watermelon will be served at the end of the activities. 10am - 5pm. Admission: $9 adults; $6 children 6-12. Contact: 870-269-3851, ozarkfolkcenter@arkansas.com, http://www.ozarkfolkcenter.com

Jam Session at Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts - Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, July 6

6pm - 8pm. All musicians Welcome. Come to play or just listen - FREE! 870-445-2311

Herbal Cold Soap Making - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View - July 5, 6 & 7

OFC's own Marion Spear will instruct students on the technique of cold methods of soap making. For more information and registration form click on http://www.ozarkfolkcenter.com/events-calendar/special-events/default.asp?id=269. Contact: 870-269-3851, ozarkfolkcenter@arkansas.com

Brostock 2010 - Annual Brostock Wakeboarding Tournament - out of Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock, Bull Shoals, July 9, 10 & 11

Liquid Force Board Company and the Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock are hosting the annual Brostock Wakeboarding Tournament on Bull Shoals Lake July 9, 10 and 11. For more information see www.bullshoalslakeboatdock.webs.com or call Kevin Eastwold at 870-445-4424.

Classic Car Cruise In - Bush's Pizza, 803 Central Blvd., Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, July 15

Cruise In every month on the 3rd Thursday from April to October! www.bushspizza.com, 870-445-4100

Explorers' Nature Camp - James A. Gaston Visitor Center, Hwy 178, Bull Shoals, July

Children ages 7-12 years old are invited to spend a week with the park interpreters exploring the nature, ecology, and history of the Ozarks. Camp hours are from 9am to Noon, Monday - Wednesday. Thursday, July 12th campers are invited to an overnight camp out with park staff. Camp ends Friday at noon with an award ceremony. The fee covers all snacks, materials, and dinner Thursday night. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com

Adventure Nature Camp - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, July

This 3-day, 1 night camp is designed to introduce kids ages 10-12 to the wonders of our natural world. Through a variety of experiences including hiking, camping skills, kayaking, crafting, nature programming, and more, discover the basic principles of biology, ecology, and conservation. Children are carefully supervised by the park interpreters and trained volunteers. All gear, materials, and some meals included in fee. Spaces fill up quickly, so register early. Contact the park for a registration form and further details. Admission: bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

AUGUST Average Temperatures: high 90, low 66

Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs, May 7 - October 30

For more information call 800-882-7529

Scenic White River Cruise - Bull Shoals White River State Park, Lakeview, August

Join park staff for a guided john boat tour down the White River. On this relaxing cruise, you can try to scope out some of our native wildlife and maybe even get a few fishing tips. River conditions may limit availability. Schedule in advance by stopping by the Trout Dock or calling 870-431-5557. Inquire about special tours available by request. There is a fee. Seats are limited! Cruise: 1.5 hours.

Evening Lake Cruise - James A. Gaston Visitor Center, Bull Shoals, August

7pm. Sign up in advance for a relaxing evening cruise on Bull Shoals Lake. Sit back and enjoy the breezes as we explore this beautiful area of the Ozarks and learn what makes it unique. To register, call 870-445-3629 or come by the James A. Gaston Visitor Center. There is a fee. Seats are limited! Cruise: 1 1/2 hours.

Classic Car Cruise In - Bush's Pizza, 803 Central Blvd., Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, August 19

Cruise In every month on the 3rd Thursday from April to October! www.bushspizza.com, 870-445-4100

Music On The Square - Mountain Home Square, August

7 - 10pm. Enjoy music on the square in downtown Mountain Home. Bring your lawn chairs! For more information call 870-425-5116.

Ozark Folk Center Crafts Village - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, August - September

Open Wednesday through Saturday 10am till 5pm. Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Ozark Folk Center Music Theater - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, August - September

Open Wednesday through Saturday 7:30pm. Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Non-Denominational Worship Service - Bull Shoals - White River State Park, Lakeview, August

8:15am. You are invited to a casual non-denominational worship service this morning at the Park Amphitheater. So come start your day with a little singing and prayer.

White River Days - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview - August - September

Celebrate the history of the White River! This weekend's programs and activities focus on the ecology, history, and prehistory of this beautiful area. Explore the river on guided canoe, kayak and johnboat floats. Contact the park for a detailed schedule. Admission: Free, except lake and river cruises. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Friends Of The Library Used Book Sale - Baxter County Library, Mountain Home, August

Exceptional values on used books. Rare books, collectibles. Contact: Bobbi Brown, 870-425-3598. www.baxtercountylibrary.org Admission: Free.

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, August - September

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

SEPTEMBER Average Temperatures: high 84, low 59

Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs, May 7 - October 30

For more information call 800-882-7529

Baxter County Fair - September

Activities include a carnival, livestock, art, vegetables, canning and other exhibits, live music and art show, along with other entertainment. See www.baxtercountyfair.org or call 870-425-6828 for more information.

Baxter County Fair Parade - September

White River Days - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, September

Celebrate the history of the White River! This weekend's events focus on the ecology, history and prehistory of this beautiful area. Explore the river on guided canoe, kayak, and johnboat floats. Contact the park for a detailed schedule. Admission: Free (except float trips and cruises). bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Classic Car Cruise In - Bush's Pizza, 803 Central Blvd., Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, September 16

Cruise In every month on the 3rd Thursday from April to October! www.bushspizza.com, 870-445-4100

Ozark Folk Center Crafts Village - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, August - September

Open Wednesday through Saturday 10am till 5pm. Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Ozark Folk Center Music Theater - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, August - September

Open Wednesday through Saturday 7:30pm. Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Arkansas State Championship Hillbilly Chili Cook-Off - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview - Sept.

10am - 4pm. Meet at the day use picnic area. Cooks from all over Arkansas and surrounding states compete for the title of "Arkansas's Best Chili". Taste the chili and visit vendors as the cooks turn up the heat. Contact the park for further details. Admission: Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, September - October

Open Thursday - Monday, 10a.m. - 5p.m. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, August - September

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

Yards and Yards of Yard Sales - Bull Shoals - September

Beginning at 8am each morning. Area wide yard sale sponsored by the City of Bull Shoals. Watch for signs on the highways. The city will have a map of listings. Admission: Free. Contact Diana at (870) 445-4302 or Debbie at (870) 445-3848.

Arkansas State Fiddle Championship - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, September

Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

OCTOBER Average Temperatures: high 74, low 47

Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs, May 7 - October 30

For more information call 800-882-7529

Fly Fishers Conclave - Baxter County Fairgrounds, October

www.southerncouncilfff.org for more information and event schedules.

Ozark Folk Center - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, October

The Ozark Folk Center is open Tuesday through Sunday. The Craft Village is open from 10am until 5pm. Music concerts begin at 7:30pm. The Skillet Restaurant is open from 7am until 8pm throughout the season and on special occasions throughout the year. The Dry Creek Lodge is open year around.

The Craft Village presents over 20 different demonstrations of Ozark mountain pioneer crafts such as basket making, pottery, blacksmithing, quilting and broom making, to name a few. These craft items are for sale both from the artisans directly and in the Homespun Gift Shop on the park grounds. In addition, there are hourly music performances and a daily living history presentation.

Folk Center concerts feature a variety of traditional acoustic music from the Southern mountains of the United States. There will be special concerts during the year featuring other forms of music such as contemporary Country, Gospel, Rock and Folk.

For those seeking unique and personal learning experiences, the Center offers Folk School, as well as other workshops and seminars in traditional folk instruments, in traditional arts and crafts, and in growing and using herbs. Workshops and special events occur throughout the year at the Folk Center.

Herb Harvest Festival - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, October 3 & 4

Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Dam Site Days - Bull Shoals and Lakeview - October

Contact Peni Lloyd, 870-445-3360

National "Take a Kid Mountain Biking" Day - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview - Oct.

10am - 11:30am. Meet at the Oakridge Mountain Bike Trailhead (below the dam). Bring your family to take part in "National Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day." This event celebrates the life of Jack Doub, an avid teenage mountain biker who passed away in 2002. The Jack Doub Memorial Endowment provides funding for a nationwide celebration that occurs each year on the first Saturday in October. We will meet at the Oakridge Mountain Bike Trailhead for a short mountain biking program at 10am followed by a group ride. Everyone will receive a snack bar and cold water after the ride. The state park offers mountain bike rentals on a first come, first served basis. Free rentals for this event. We will have two age group courses, 6-9 and 10-up. Admission Free. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Sunday Gospel Concert - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, October

Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

October Car Fest - Plaza Center, Mountain Home, October

9am - 3pm. Sponsored by Classic Chevy Club. For more info call 870-425-6575.

Autumn Art Exhibition - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, James A. Gaston Visitor Center, 153 Dam Overlook Lane (Hwy 178), Bull Shoals, October

The fall colors add a whole new dimension to the Ozarks. The brilliant colors bring the hillsides alive! Revel in this glorious season at the park as the members of the Bull Shoals Art Club showcase their talents. Enjoy and be inspired by a display of fall-themed artwork throughout the visitor center. Admission: Free. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Hogs N Hot Rods Party On The Square - Mountain Home Square, October

7 - 10pm. BBQ Cookoff, T-Buckets - vintage cars - motorcycles, live music and FUN! Bring your lawn chairs for an unforgettable evening on the Mountain Home Square. Call 870-425-5111 for more information on the BBQ contest!.

Harvest Festival - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, October - November

Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Beanfest - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, October

Quilt Show - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home, October

Over 300 quilts, country store, opportunity quilt, silent auction, exhibits, displays, vendor mall, whimsical foundations and an auction to benefit Peitz Cancer Support House. Admission. Call 870-425-1105 for info or cblewis@centurytel.net.

Fall Festival - Bull Shoals Lake - White River State Park, Lakeview, October

The Ozarks are beautiful this time of year with gorgeous weather, colorful scenery and trout fishing is at its peak. The weekend's activities include evening nature programs, Lake and River cruises, Hayrides, Campsite Decorating Contest, and more. All activities are free, except the River and Lake Tours. Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

NOVEMBER Average Temperatures: high 58, low 37

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, November - November

Open Friday - Sunday, 10a.m. - 4p.m. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, November - November

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

Craftsfest - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home, November

Arts and Crafts Association of Mountain Home. Friday 9-5pm and Saturday 9-4pm. Non-commercial crafters will show and sell their items, drawings during show, pictures with Santa, face painting, refreshments and entertainment. FREE admission. Call Lorna at 870-404-7742 or email newburnl@yahoo.com com for more details.

Ozark Holidays - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, November

Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

DECEMBER Average Temperatures: high 48, low 29

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

Craft Village - Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View, December

10am -4pm. Information: 870-269-3851, www.ozarkfolkcenter.com.

Annual Float For Life - White River, December

The Float is 418 miles down the White River to the Mississippi River.

How Float for Life Came to Be: Five years ago on December 4th of 2004, three local men whose lives had been touched by Hospice of the Ozarks set out on a journey. The journey led them 418 miles down the White River from Bull Shoals Dam all the way to the Mississippi River. They endured 5 days and 4 nights of freezing rain, snow and bitter cold. Though weather conditions were harsh, the date had special meaning to one man, Fred 'Sonny' Grueber. Hospice had made it possible for Sonny to keep a promise to his wife, Sheila, that she might stay at home during her illness. Sheila passed away December 4th, 1998.

Robbie Banasiak and Ray Novak shared Sonny's goal of raising enough money to endow a room at Hospice House, which was then still in the planning. Together their dream was realized with three more successful adventures for Hospice.

Last year on December 4th, the same three men will once again set forth on a journey, but only two men returned. Sonny passed away Christmas day 2007 in peace at Hospice House in the room he helped sponsor. On this, his final journey, his wish was fulfilled. His ashes were spread into the Mississippi and he will forever continue his dream of the Float For Life.

This year's mission is to create a fund to help patients and their families with the rising costs of patient care. Hospice of the Ozarks offers a team of caregivers to take care of the physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs of the terminally ill, regardless of a patient's ability to pay.

To make a donation to Hospice in honor of Float For Life, please contact Hospice of the Ozarks at 870-508-1771.

To volunteer on the Float For Life team, please call Ray Novak at 870-656-1150.

To read more about the Annual Float For Life go to http://bullshoalsbeacon.com/category/float-for-life/.

Annual Lighted Christmas Parade - Mountain Home - December

"Celebrate the Reason for the Season" parade will take place at 6pm following the annual tree-lighting service at 5:30pm. Music and refreshments on the downtown Mountain Home Square. Contact the Chamber for more details, 870-424-5111.

Holiday Extravaganza - Village Mall, Mountain Home, December

Crafters, vendors, baked goods, Avon, candles, jewelry and much more. Photos with Santa, face painting for the kids. For more information call 870-425-9261 or 870-424-5505 for more information. http://www.enjoymountainhome.com

Trail of Lights - Bull Shoals, Yellville, Flippin, Cotter, Gassville, Midway & Lakeview, till late December

A 40 mile loop through six communities along Highways 178, 62, 62B and 126. Judging will be held with results and maps being available after that. Contact: Ken Wilson, Bull Shoals Lake/White River Chamber at 870-453-5124, Chamber office 870-445-4443 or www.bullshoals.org. Cotter City Hall

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JANUARY Average Temperatures: high 44, low 24

Eagle Awareness Weekend - Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock, James A. Gaston - Bull Shoals Lake - White River State Park Visitor Center, Bull Shoals State Park, Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts, & Gaston's River Trail. e-mail bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com or go to www.ArkansasStateParks.com

The bald eagle is not only our national symbol, but also a symbol of our ability to save and conserve species. Each winter, the Ozarks plays host to over 100 bald eagles migrating to and through this prime eagle wintering ground. Bull Shoals-White River State Park annually celebrates their arrival with Eagle Awareness. This will be your chance to get out and see eagles, various other birds of prey, and migratory birds in the wild as experts Rangers, Naturalists, and Park Interpreters take you within viewing distance. In years past, most visitors to this event have spotted eagles in the wild. Other common sightings on the tours include ospreys, waterfowl, herons, loons, owls, and other winter wildlife. Also, see birds up close and personal as local bird rehabilitators and bird handlers from the Little Rock Zoo show them off within arms reach.

We will have our Annual Bird Bonanza Open House at the James A. Gaston Visitor Center. Visit the center to gain a wealth of information about birding Arkansas. Activities include Owl Prowls, Owl Pellet Dissections, Live Raptor Meet and Greet, and a Bird Brain Scavenger Hunt.

Bull Shoals-White River State Park sponsors Eagle Awareness in conjunction with the Bull Shoals Theater for the Arts, the U.S. Corps of Engineers, Gaston's White River Resort, Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock, and many other area merchants. Scheduled activities include walks, evening owl prowls, children's programs, and live bird demonstrations.

All activities are Free except for lake tours and river cruises. No reservations will be taken; fees will be collected at the dock prior to boat launch.

For more information contact park at (870) 445-3629, e-mail bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.gov, or visit us on the web at www.ArkansasStateParks.com/bullshoalswhiteriver. Contact: Jennifer Bassett, Park Interpreter; Randy Pearson, Park Interpreter; e-mail: Jennifer.Bassett@Arkansas.gov, Floyd.Pearson@Arkansas.gov.

FEBRUARY Average Temperatures: high 50, low 28

Annual Mardi Gras Ozarks Style - Contact: 870-445-4443.

MARCH Average Temperatures: high 60, low 37

Wild Cave Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, March

Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Dripstone Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, March

Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, March

Opens for the season. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

NAFF Sowbug Roundup - Mountain Home - March

For more information visit www.northarkansasflyfisher.org or contact sowbug@northarkansasflyfisher.org.

Annual Easter Egg Hunt - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview

Information: 870-445-3629, www.arkansasstateparks.com, bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Top O' The Ozarks Tower - Bull Shoals, March

Opens for the season. Click to the Tower at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.topotheozarks.com/

APRIL Average Temperatures: high 71, low 46

Jam Sessions, Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts - Bull Shoals, April

Monday night jam sessions will resume. Starting at 6pm.

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, March - April

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission./ For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

Dripstone Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six, April - May

One-hour walking tour through the upper level of the caverns in constant 58 degree temperature. Tours offered periodically. Call for times, rates, or reservations. Contact: Tony Guinn. 870-757-2211 Web site: www.blanchardcavetours.com Admission:

Wild Cave Tour - Blanchard caverns, Fifty Six, April - September

Twin Lakes Homebuilders Home Show - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home, April

Web site: www.twinlakeshomebuilders.org

Salem Spring Community Yard Sales & Business Sidewalk Sale - Salem, April

Held in conjunction with the Flea Market. Contact: Salem Chamber, 870-895-5565. www.SalemAR.com Admission: Free.

Annual Spring Fairgrounds Flea Market - Fulton County Fairgrounds, Salem, April

Antiques, primitives, gifts, and crafts. www.fultoncoutyfair.org Admission: Free.

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, April - May

Wednesday - Sunday, 10a.m. - 5p.m. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

Mark Martin Ford Annual Fan Days - Mark Martin Ford Mercury, Batesville, April

www.markmartinfordmercury.com Admission: Free.

Annual Folk Festival - The Square & Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View, April

Crafts, frontier life demonstration and parade. Lots of folk, mountain, bluegrass music, and dancing. Free admission to Crafts Village this weekend. Free round-trip shuttles. Contact: Michalle Coon, 870-269-8068. www.YourPlaceintheMountains.com or www.ozarkfolkcenter.com. Admission: Free

Great Cotter Trout Festival - Big Spring Park (under Rainbow Bridge), Cotter, April

A celebration of trout fishing in the Cotter area! A large number of crafts and other booths are expected.

Seminars will be conducted. The popular "Kid's Fishing Hole" for kids, age 15 and under.

Forest L. Wood Outdoor Sports Gallery - Hwy 178 (south of Ranger Boats), Flippin

Bull Shoals Historical Society Museum - 717 Central Blvd. (Highway 178), Bull Shoals, April

Ozark Springtime Wildflower Weekend - Bull Shoals - White River State Park, Lakeview, April

The Great Passion Play - Eureka Springs (West of Downtown, Passion Play Rd., N. of Hwy 62) - April - October

Holy Land Tour - Eureka Springs (West of Downtown, Passion Play Rd., N. of Hwy 62) - April - October

Museum of Earth History - Grounds of the Passion Play, Eureka Springs - April - October

MAY Average Temperatures: high 79, low 56

Passion Play Opens - Passion Play Rd., Eureka Springs, May

Opening night of the 41st season of the Great Passion Play. Contact: Ken Rundel, 479-253-9200. www.greatpassionplay.com Admission: Varies; contact venue.

Spring Craft Fairs, War Eagle Fairs - 11045 War Eagle Rd., Rogers - May

Contact: 479-789-5398, www.wareaglefair.com

Ozark Birder's Springtime Retreat - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, May

There will be activities for everyone from the beginner to advanced birder. Activities include: Guided walks, Evening programs, Basic Birding clinics, Lake and River Cruises. Admission: Free except for Lake and River cruises. For more information contact Park at 1-870-445-3629

Annual Music On The Square - Town Square, Yellville, May - September

Every Saturday at 7pm, area citizens and visitors congregate to enjoy an evening of music, door prizes, and concessions. Contact: Ron Shire or Carnes McCormack 870-404-6347. Email: carnes@mtnhome.com. Admission: Free.

Bull Shoals Cavern, Mountain Village 1890 - Bull Shoals, May - September

Open every day, 9a.m. - 6p.m. Click to the Cavern at the bottom of our Things To See And Do page. www.bullshoalscaverns.com

Garden Glory Days - Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View, May

Daily garden tours at 11am. Stop by the Plant Market for scheduled mini-workshops. Fridays feature a "musical tea" at 3pm on the Dr. Bessie Moore Deck. 870-269-3851 www.ozarkfolkcenter.com Admission: Regular Park Admission Fee.

Annual Dutch Oven Cook-Off - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Bull Shoals, May

am Experience a unique style of cooking that has been around since the days of the earliest settlers. Teams will compete by preparing their favorite dishes the old fashion way, with cast iron cookware and hot coals. Visitors will be able to watch as the teams showcase their craft and even be able to taste samples. Prizes will be awarded for each category: Bread, Main dish and Dessert. Admission: fee per team, Visitors Free. For more information contact Park at 1-870-445-3629. Email: bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Annual Fish Fry Fundraiser - Flippin Middle School, Flippin, May

All you can eat Fish Fry. Live music. Contact: Theresa Baldridge, 870-453-4885. Email: terryjim@suddenlink.net. Admission:

Friends Of The Baxter County Library Book Sale - Baxter County Library, Mountain Home, May

Thursday 8:30am-6:30pm, Friday 8:30am-5pm, Saturday 8:30am-2pm. Contact: Bobbi Brown, 870-425-3598. www.baxtercountylibrary.org

Discovery Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six - May - September

Dripstone Trail Tour - Blanchard Springs Caverns, Fifty Six - May - September

One-hour walking tour through the awesome upper level of the caverns, with a constant 58 degree temperature. Tour two huge rooms filled with sparkling calcite formations. An educational movie and exhibit explain the underground wonders. Tours offered periodically, from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m, 7 days a week. Admission: Contact: Tony Guinn 870-757-2211 for times and reservations. www.blanchardcavetours.com

Memorial Day Celebration - Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View, May

Over 20 pioneer craft and homestead skill demonstrators. Walk through the beautiful Heritage Herb Gardens. 870-269-3851 www.ozarkfolkcenter.com Admission: Regular Park Admission Fee.

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, May - June

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission For more information visit www.twinlakesplayhouse.org or call 870-424-0444 for reservations.

JUNE Average Temperatures: high 87, low 65

Music On The Square - Yellville - June

Music every Saturday night. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Free

Monday Night Jam Sessions - Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts, Bull Shoals - June

Music every Monday night. Bring your interment and join in or just watch. Free

Twin Lakes Playhouse - Mountain Home, May 29 - June

Five live plays per year. Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm, Sunday 2pm. Admission

Art In The Park - City Park in Bull Shoals - June

Bush's Pizza Classic Car Cruise-In - Bush's Pizza, Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, June

5pm till ???. See the pretty cars! FREE

Annual Craftsfest - Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home - June

Juried craft show for non-commercial crafters to display and sell handcrafted items. Concessions. Contact: 870-425-6434. Admission: Free. Email: craftfestln@yahoo.com

Music On The Square - Mountain Home Square, June

7 - 10pm. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of live music! Call 870-425-5116 for info.

Troutfest - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

Scenic White River Cruise - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

Meet at the Trout Dock. Join park staff for a guided johnboat tour down the White River. Try to scope out some of our native wildlife and maybe even get a few fishing tips on this relaxing cruise. River conditions may limit availability. Schedule in advance at the trout dock. Inquire about special tours available by request. Seats are limited! Admission: bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Evening Lake Cruise - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Bull Shoals, June

Sign up in advance for a relaxing evening cruise on Bull Shoals Lake. Sit back and enjoy the breezes as we explore this beautiful area of the Ozarks and learn what makes it unique. To register, call 870-445-3629 or stop by the James A. Gaston visitor center. Seats are limited! Admission: bullshoalswhiteriver@arkansas.com

Non-Denominational Worship Service - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June 1

Father's Day Fishing Tournament - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview - June

Awards Presentation - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, Lakeview, June

Jam Session at Bull Shoals Theater of the Arts - Hwy. 178, Bull Shoals, June

6pm - 8pm. All musicians Welcome. Come to play or just listen - FREE! 870-445-2311

Explorers Nature Camp - Bull Shoals-White River State Park, June

Stars & Stripes Red, White & Blue Parade - downtown square, Mountain Home, June

Parade begins at 5:30pm. Call 870-425-5111 for info.

Red, White, And Blue Festival - ASU Campus and Baxter County Fairgrounds, Mountain Home - June

Weekend long event includes 5K run, pancake breakfast, community picnic, talent show, classic car show, art show, and beautiful fireworks display. Admission: Free. 870-425-5111, http://www.enjoymountainhome.com; www.redwhitebluefestival.com

Fireworks Show - ASU Campus, Mountain Home, June

9:25pm

Red, White, And Blue Car Show - On the Square, Mountain Home, June

3-7pm, Admission: Free

JULY Average Temperatures: high 91, low 69----

Annual Fireworks Celebration - Hickey Park, Flippin, July 3

The place to be to celebrate the nation's Independence Day at the Flippin Fireworks Festival.

The grand finale fireworks display is scheduled to begin at approximately 9:15pm.

Fireworks - Lake Norfork/Henderson - Thursday, July

Fireworks begin at dark. Call 870-488-5144 for info.

Music On The Square - Mountain Home Square, July

7 - 10pm. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of live music! Call 870-425-5116.

The Grand Daddy Of Them All Fireworks Display - Bull Shoals/White River State Park, Lakeview & Bull Shoals Lake, July 4

Independence Day Celebration - Ozark Folk Center State Park Craft Grounds, Mountain View - July 4