Join us for a unique demonstration and talk with Roger Bartz who makes authentic Shaker boxes during the Argenta Art Walk. Roger will be at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) from 5-8pm.
Antique expert, Nancy Dunning will discuss the basics of antiquing. Determine what to keep and what to discard. Learn how to find and maintain your antique treasures.
*This is not an appraisal program.*
If you are still planning your summer getaway then this is the program for you. Donna Perrin, with Arkansas Parks and Tourism, will share great vacation spots that are right here, in the Natural State.
Watch your favorite movies on the flatscreen in the Teen Center
Exciting new events each week - trivia, pictionary, charades, minute to win it - it's always something fun
Enjoy storytime and a craft.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Watch your favorite movies on the flatscreen in the Teen Center
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Exciting new events each week - trivia, pictionary, charades, minute to win it - it's always something fun
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun day of gaming!
Also "Summer Reading Program Registration begins" Don't forget to sign up!!!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Come enjoy watching your favorite Toons on "The Big Screen"
Join White House Executive Groundskeeper, Mike Lawn, and Janet Carson, for a special tour of our current exhibit "The White House Garden" on loan from the Smithsonian Institute. Lawn and Carson will also share insider secrets for making your home look just as good as the executive residence!
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun afternoon of gaming!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
"Movie Monday" Bring your friends, grab some popcorn, and watch your favorite movies!!!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Need something to do during the hot days of summer? Bring a friend and play a board game together at the library.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun evening of gaming!
Join us for a friendly game of chess or learn how to play the game with others.
Come join us for a night of campfire & scary stories! This will be Epic!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Ms. Wright will captivate the audience with her exciting stories.
BEADS! BEADS! BEADS! Come have some fun at the Argenta Branch Library!
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun evening of gaming!
Are you ready to raise the spirits??? Come join us as we welcome one of Arkansas' on Paranormal Investigators!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Come learn about rocks and minerals.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun evening of gaming!
Learn about the Civil War Ghost History!
Catch the rhythm of reading with the Spoon Man.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Grab a friend & Come enjoy a day of Gaming & Game show Friday!!!
Come play a friendly game of bingo with the children.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Come enjoy watching your favorite Toons on "The Big Screen"
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun afternoon of gaming!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
"Movie Monday" Bring your friends, grab some popcorn, and watch your favorite movies!!!
In partnership with The Arkansas Repertory Theatre, "Reel Classics With The Rep" brings classic film to life with pre-film discussion by The Rep's artistic production staff.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Need something to do during the hot days of summer? Bring a friend to the branch library and have some fun building with LEGOS.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun evening of gaming!
Chances are you've heard many theories concerning the Maya calendar recently. Dr. Morales, an art historian from the University of Central Arkansas, will bring the Maya calendar to you. Not only will you learn fascinating facts about the ancient civilization, you'll learn how to read the calendar!
Relax your body and ease your mind with Erin from Argenta Healing Arts. Space is limited. Registration begins May 22th. To register call (501) 687-1061.
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Love magic? Come see what Mr. Nick has up his sleeve.
Come meeting and learner about the Tail Waggin' Tutor Program. These dogs are trained, friendly and love children.
Enjoy an evening of "Relaxation" here in The Teen Center!!!
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun evening of gaming!
Claytime Pottery is a local business in the Argenta community. They will have some of their work available for show. Learn how they make these beautiful pieces.
Learn the basics of acting and improvisation. Mr. Thomas Hankins!
Join us for a live performance by the Dizzy 7! www.dizzy7.com
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun evening of gaming!
Check out the "Creation Station" at the Argenta Branch Library.
Join us for a demonstration and talk with photographer Mike Anderson at our Argenta Branch (506 Main Street) during the Argenta Art Walk - http://www.mikeandersonphotos.com
If the White House is the ?People?s House,? then its gardens are truly America?s gardens. From Easter egg rolls and ceremonies honoring fellow citizens, to treaty signings and receptions for heads of state, the gardens and grounds surrounding the White House bear the mark of history. This spectacular 18-acre ensemble of formal gardens, secluded natural retreats, and expansive parkland has been shaped by America?s presidents and first ladies, some of the nation?s best-known landscape designers and architects, and generations of dedicated gardeners and horticulturists.
Organized with the White House Historical Association, The White House Garden traces the development of the gardens and grounds from the plans of Pierre Charles L?Enfant to the present. Reproductions of archival materials and historic and contemporary photographs from the National Archives and Records Administration, Library of Congress, and other sources focus on the presidents and their families, White House gardeners, special gardens, the grounds? magnificent trees, and planting plans.
Come enjoy watching your favorite Toons on "The Big Screen"
This program is to provide a relaxed and ?dog-friendly? atmosphere, which allows children to practice their reading skills. It helps build self-esteem by sitting down next to a dog and reading to them. For more information, call 687-1061.
Bring your friends and your gaming skills for a fun afternoon of gaming!
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