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rodeoozarks.jpgRodeo of the Ozarks – More than 500 professional athletes will compete in seven PRCA sanctioned events – Tie Down Roping, Steer Wrestling, Barrel Racing, Bareback Riding, Saddle Bronc Riding, Team Roping and the ever-popular Bull Riding. First weekend in July at Parson’s Stadium in Springdale. 1423 E. Memma. 479-927-4530. www.rodeooftheozarks.org.

rogersmuseum.jpgRogers Historical Museum – Learn the history of Rogers through exhibits and storytelling. Explore a downtown of yesteryear exhibit on “First Street,” enjoy hands-on fun in “The Attic” and step into the past with a tour of the 1895 Hawkins House. 322 S. Second St., Rogers. 479-621-1154. www.rogersarkansas.com/museum.

rogerstheater.jpgRogers Little Theater – This newly restored theater presents old-time favorites and modern classics of the stage, as well as dinner theater, concerts, special events and children’s theater. 116 S. 2nd St. 479-631-8988. www.rogerslittletheater.com/boxoffice.htm.

shilohmuseum.jpgShiloh Museum of Ozark History – Exhibits, collections, research library and special events focusing on the Ar-kansas Ozarks from prehistoric times to the present. Museum campus on more than two wooded acres includes seven historic buildings ranging from the 1830s to 1930s. 118 W. Johnson Ave., Springdale. 479-750-8165. www.springdaleark.org/shiloh.

spankercreek.jpgSpanker Creek Farms Arts and Crafts Fair – The region’s premier arts and crafts fair. Event takes place twice a year in May and October. Spanker Creek Farm is located north of Bentonville and south of Bella Vista. Farm setting is ideal for Ozark arts and crafts festival. Free admission. 8334 W. McNelly Rd., Bentonville, AR, 72712. 479-685-5655. http://www.spankercreekfarm.com/.

terrastudios.jpgTerra Studios – Unique art park. Artisans produce glass and pottery house wares, gifts and fine art pieces. Fea-tures a pottery gallery and Bluebird showroom where Original Bluebird of Happiness figurines are displayed. Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. Located in Durham along Ark. 16. 479-643-3185 or 800-255-8995. www.terrastudios.com.

turpentinecreek.jpgTurpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge – View the largest big cat refuge in the world. Turpentine Creek rescues lion, tigers and other large cats across the country. Open to the public every day at 9 a.m. Lodging, RV sites, photo op-portunities and weddings available. Located seven miles south of Eureka Springs on Scenic Highway 23. 479-253-5841. www.turpentinecreek.org.

uasportsmuseums.jpgUniversity of Arkansas Sports Museums – The storied history of Arkansas’ beloved Razorbacks is richly de-tailed at the Tommy Boyer Hall of Champions Museum in Bud Walton Arena and the Jerry Jones/Jim Lindsey Hall of Champions Museum in the Frank Broyles Center. I-540, exit #62, east on 100, then north on Razorback Road.

waltonartscenter.jpgWalton Arts Center – Hosts Broadway shows and other top performances in dance, music and performance art. Adult and children’s art classes offered in the Nadine Baum Studios. Home of the North Arkansas Symphony. 495 Dickson St., Fayetteville. 479-443-5600. www.waltonartscenter.org.

waltonsfivedime.jpgWalton’s Five and Dime – Location of Sam Walton’s original Bentonville variety store. Now serves to provide an educational history of America’s No. 1 retailing success story, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. The museum houses Wal-Mart artifacts, Sam Walton’s old truck and a tribute to his bird dog Ol’ Roy. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.-Sat. Free admission. 105 N. Main St., Bentonville. 479-273-1329.

wareaglecavern.jpgWar Eagle Cavern on Beaver Lake – Guided tours through underground formations, including onyx, rimstone and crinoid fossils. Home to rolling hills, limestone bluffs, hardwood forests and rich valley meadows. Located along Scenic Highway 12 near Hobbs State Park. Less than five miles from the historic War Eagle Mill. www.wareaglecavern.com.

wareaglemill.jpgWar Eagle Mill – A working water-powered gristmill. Shop for stone-ground whole grains, native crafts, hand-made knives and Arkansas-made jams and jellies at the War Eagle Mercantile. The Bean Palace Restaurant serves breakfast and lunch. Located 13 miles east of Rogers off Scenic Highway 12 on War Eagle Road 98. 479-789-5343. www.wareaglemill.com.

wildbills.jpgWild Bill’s Outfitter – Located on the Buffalo National River, Wild Bill’s Outfitter is your Ozark adventure headquarters. Offers guided trips for smallmouth bass, trout and largemouth bass and guided trail rides. Canoes, kayaks, rafts and johnboats are available for rent. Cabins with fireplaces and Jacuzzis for comfortable overnight stays. Ask about packages. 23 Highway 268 E. #1, Yellville, AR, 72687. 800-554-8657. http://www.ozark-float.com/.

wildwilderness.jpgWild Wilderness Drive-through Safari – Get up close and personal with giraffes, zebras, monkeys, antelopes, kangaroos and other wildlife. Children are invited to pet baby animals. Open daily from 8 a.m.-dark. 20923 Sa-fari Rd., Gentry. 479-736-8383. www.wildwildernessdrivethroughsafari.com.

withrowsprings.jpgWithrow Springs State Park – Located near a spring flowing from a small cave. Facilities include picnic sites, pavilions, snack bar, gift shop, swimming pool, campsites, baseball fields, hiking trails, tennis court and play-ground. Fishing and canoeing are also available. 33424 Spur 23, Huntsville. www.arkansasstateparks.com/withrowsprings.

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