This camp will teach girls ages 9-15 years old hands on skills, how to put those skills to use, and get them on the right path to fishing in our Arkansas Waters. Registration is required and can be done at www.register-ed.com. Topics we will cover include: rigging a pole, building a tackle box, fish dissection and ID, cleaning and cooking, actively fishing, and much more! Parents are welcome to attend but due to space and material limitations, we ask that non-registered siblings do not attend. All supplies will be provided.

TAKING PLACE AT WILDFLOWER EVENT VENUE NEXT DOOR! Join us for a night of fun, flowers, and even snacks. Come learn from Zach the basics of floral design with fun summer blooms, in a hands on class. Start the evening off with a charcuterie board and beverages while everyone arrives, and a chance to mingle with the other class goers. Then take a seat and get ready to learn. All materials from clipper and vase and of course the flowers will be provided…. so just bring yourself. Zach will walk you through, from start to finish, how to appropriately cut, arrange, and care for the flowers. The best part… you then get to take your beautiful arramgement and newly learned skills home with you! Join us now before its too late as there will be limited seating.

Stop by the library on July 14th to learn how to do Manga drawings! Ms. Trinity will lead the class, and you won’t want to miss this! Stop by from 3pm-4pm in the Round Room!

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own polymer clay earrings? Now is your chance! Sign up starts July 5th, call 870-206-9995 to reserve your spot!July 14th, 5pm in the Round Room!

Toss a little fun on the grill in this Kids Workshop. Your mini-DIYer will build a grill toy that doubles as a tic-tac-toe board.

Dates: July 17-21, 2023 Time: 1-5 pm Age: 8-12 Years Old Location: Bradbury Art Museum Cost: $25.00 Snacks Provided We invite your child to join us for summer camp at Bradbury Art Museum! Participants will visit Bradbury Art Museum for five days of art-making and exploration in order to create a collaborative group art exhibition inspired by the work of painter-printmaker Mary Ann Strandell. While at BAM, students will receive a guided tour of Strandell’s solo exhibition Transit Terrain and Other Spatial Narratives. They will then join BAM staff in exploring materials and methods based on Strandell’s interdisciplinary work. Artwork created in the camp will then be displayed in our hallway gallery from July 25th – August 30th. Register through the A-State Marketplace Mall by clicking here.