The Saturday class will be their regular Scientots class, which is a science-based literacy program for children ages 6 and under. Extending through May, the museum will be posting a total of 30 pre-recorded classes at 1 p.m. The Mid-America Science Museum in Hot Springs has found a great way to keep the learning going at home. The Esse Purse Museum, the only purse museum in the nation, is giving access to their exhibits via their website where you can tour their exhibits online. For the super motivated, they have also created a “Learn from Home” experience at /learn-from-home where you can take part in dance classes. You can visit /encore each weekend to experience a new performance.
#Virtual arkansas series#
The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra is featuring performers playing live music on their social media outlets including Facebook.Ī weekly series called “Encore” brings a variety of Ballet Arkansas performances to the comfort of your home every weekend. While the Arkansas Arts Center’s in-person programs are postponed, the center has launched Arkansas Arts Center Amplified, a Facebook group where you can find highlights of artworks from their collection, Children’s Theatre performances, artist demonstrations and more. Plus, you can step inside an artwork to immerse yourself through a virtual reality tool or just explore the artwork online. You can visit the website,, to watch videos on art, architecture and more. The building may be closed, but Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville is open online. The arts play an important role in a community.
#Virtual arkansas full#
A video gallery full of footage of big cats and day to day operations of the refuge can also be found on their website at. This spot provides lifetime refuge for abandoned big cats with an emphasis on tigers, lions, leopards, and cougars. Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs has daily virtual tours up on their Facebook page. New content will be added to the page every couple of days, including new content that is being created for this project. The virtual nature center is a collaboration between nature centers, regional educators, program coordinators and other AGFC staff. Topics you can learn about in the virtual nature center range from fishing tips to recipe segments. The endeavor is an effort to continue teaching people about the outdoors during this time. The Arkansas Game & Fish Commission has put up a virtual nature center at. on their Facebook page where you can explore different parts of the zoo and meet all of their animals. During this time, they have a Virtual Safari series that takes place every day at 2 p.m.
The Little Rock Zoo has an important role in inspiring people to value and conserve our natural world. Below is a peek at a few of the experiences currently available for the public to enjoy across the state. Many attractions are keeping their experiences open to the public through creative virtual efforts that range from interactive tours to virtual safaris to ballet performances. You can still visit some of your favorite Arkansas attractions via virtual efforts across the state to keep the community connected to the many places that make Arkansas unique. View virtual travel experiences at /virtualtours
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