“University of Arkansas – 150 Years” is on display in Mullins Library’s Helen Robson Walton Reading Room, located on the lobby level, through May 2022….Continue Reading Exhibit Celebrating U of A’s 150-Year History on Display Through Spring Semester
Whitney King, a recent graduate of the U of A’s Master of Arts in journalism program, will discuss her research into the Black Americans for Democracy at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3….Continue Reading King to Speak on Black Americans for Democracy
Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts has partnered with Lilli Tichinin of New Mexico Arts to offer the webinar Accessibility for Cultural Programs from 2-3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23. This webinar is open to the public and offered at no cost to attendees. Registration is required. …Continue Reading Libraries to Offer Webinar: Accessibility for Cultural Programs
Douglas Shadle will give a talk titled “Composer Florence Price, Arkansas, and the Law” at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 8, in Gearhart Hall Room 26 and on Zoom. …Continue Reading Musicologist Douglas Shadle to Give Talk About Florence Price
The next installment of the Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts Community Scholars Program begins Feb. 10 at the Eddie Mae Herron Center in Pocahontas….Continue Reading Libraries to Offer Community Scholars Training in Pocahontas
Patricia Bergman, Sage Holland and Allison Williams were selected as master artists for the 2021-2022 apprenticeship year. …Continue Reading Master Artists Selected for the 2021-22 Apprenticeship Year