Join us for the fun of our final evening as we enjoy live music performed by the talented Flint Ridge Folk Group.<b>&nbsp;</b>

Parkin Archeological State Park and the Parkin Beautification Committee are partnering together to clean up the planters that line the streets of Parkin. There will be water and snacks provided. No registration required, just show up and help out!

Even though the bat, the only mammal capable of sustained flight, plays an important role in the environment, they have a bad reputation. Join a park interpreter to explore the bat and to debunk some myths! Discover some of the bats you can expect to see here at Bull Shoals-White River State Park.

Meet a park interpreter to learn about the different species of birds found at Woolly Hollow State Park. Together we will learn common species, practice listening for calls, take a short walk to spot birds, and make a pinecone birdfeeder. This program is a great introduction to birding! Binoculars

Did you know you can make simple bird feeders using items found in nature? We'll show you how - you can make one to take home! Meet Park a park interpreter at the nature cabin for this fun activity.

Join a park interpreter and learn how to make your own pine needle paintbrush to be used as an all-natural tool. Come ready to learn and paint some of what you've seen here at the park! All materials will be provided.&nbsp;

What is that cool thing in the woods? Join a park interpreter to hike the beginning of the Delta View Trail and make neat discoveries along the way! The hike is 1-mile in length, bring water and wear good hiking shoes.&nbsp;<br>
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Join a park interpreter in learning how to build a fire and how to assemble the perfect s'more. Then make a s'more while you listen to campfire stories and enjoy the company of other campers at the park. Bring a camp chair and a skewer.

<p>Do your part to keep Arkansas beautiful by volunteering in the Great Arkansas Cleanup at Queen Wilhelmina State Park. Meet at the Wonder House at 10 a.m. to register and pick up garbage bags, gloves, and a free t-shirt. Please wear close-toed shoes and bring plenty of drinking water. Volunteers will</p>

10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.<br />Join people all over the United States by hitting the trails on the first day of the new year. First Day Hikes are a nationwide initiative to encourage people to spend time in nature. Join a park interpreter for a stroll along the Spring Trail. The Spring Trail is an easy 1