6/01/26 - Dance Class for Women
Dance Class for Women EVERY Mon and Wed 4:15 pmSchliemann Center for Women Heart to Heart Dance Class, Monday and Wednesday 4:15 pm. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Great for all ages. Bring a card with your favorite song. Great exercise and socialization. Dance class includes several types of dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres including the '70s, 80s, and a little hip hop. The goal is to get moving and dance! Register at the door.
6/01/26 - Women's Fittness Class
Women’s Fitness EVERY Mon and Wed at 5:30 pm
The Schliemann Center for Women’s Health Education sponsors Women's Fitness for women with Angie Bertel every Monday and Wednesday 5:30 pm at the Baxter Regional Wellness Education Center at 2545 Hwy 5 North. A high -energy, heart-pumping workout experience. Engage in powerful core-building exercises with a combination of bodyweight movements and equipment. Register at the door.
6/01/26 - Babies & Books Story Time
This is a time for caregivers and babies birth through 18 months to enjoy time together learning and playing.
6/01/26 - Artifact Crafts: Shrinky Dinks
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm
6/02/26 - Line Dancing for Women
Line Dancing for Women EVERY Tues 11:15am Beginner to AdvancedHeart Healthy Line Dancing every Tuesday, Beginning Steps 11:15 am, Beginner Dance 12 pm, Advanced Dance 1 pm. Dance your way to a healthier heart with country western moves with classes of all levels. It’s great exercise for balance, mind and socialization. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Register at the door.
6/02/26 - Toddler Time
18 months-3 year olds. Enjoy reading, singing, and having fun
6/02/26 - Pottery Workshop with AR Archeological Survey
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Dr. Michelle Rathgaber, an archeologist with the Arkansas Archeological Survey, for a pottery workshop. We will talk about Native American pottery that is found archeologically and look at examples of how it was made and decorated. Then participants will try their hand at making a small vessel. Each participant will get some air-dry clay to work with and tools will be provided to try some of the techniques used in hand coiled pottery making. Everyone will be able to take their creation home after the workshop. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/pottery-wksp-ar-archeo-survey-28646
6/02/26 - DIY Dino Nightlight
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Have fun creating a dino scene for a nightlight in a jar! For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dino-nightlight-28648
6/02/26 - Homesteading Skills: Jam Making
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. LeeAnn Blevins from the Baxter County Extension Office will join us to teach the skills of waterbath canning as you learn to make fruit jam. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/homesteading-skills-26379
6/02/26 - $10 Axe Throwing and Game night
$10 Tuesday: Come throw axes, play pool, shuffleboard, ping pong, air hockey, arcade games and several board games. 407 S Main St. Ste #13, Mountain Home. 870-701-1813 Reserve and pay online: http://sharpedgesaxethrowing.com/
6/02/26 - Hoops & Heroes CNA week Happy Hour
Join us for an evening of fun, connection, and appreciation. Let's celebrate YOU- our everyday heroes!
6/03/26 - Mountain Buzz Pollinator Event
POLLINATOR EXTRAVAGANZA IN CELEBRATION OF ANNUAL POLLINATOR WEEK (June 22-28), IN SUPPORT OF POLLINATOR HEALTH. FREE TO THE PUBLIC – ADULTS AND CHILDREN WELCOME. CHECK OUR WEBSITE OR SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES FOR DETAILS.
6/03/26 - Exercise for Women
Exercise for Women EVERY Wed at 10 amSchliemann Center for Women Exercise at 10 am. As exercise class featuring seated and non-seated chair aerobics, cardio and Tai Chi. Held at Schliemann Center 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home. Register at the door.
6/03/26 - Color Me Calm
Coloring is an excellent way to slow down and de-stress. Bring your own supplies or choose from a variety of coloring pages and supplies available at the library. This is an excellent opportunity to talk to others in the library community while enjoying healing music and coloring.
6/03/26 - Preschool Story Time
Join in the fun with stories, songs, puppets and fun activities that encourage development of Early Literacy skills in young children. Ages 3 -5
6/03/26 - Lens on Literature: Nonfiction Book Club
Lens on Literature is the Library’s new nonfiction book club, designed for readers who enjoy exploring real stories, big ideas, and compelling histories—without debate or pressure. Each month, we focus on engaging nonfiction that inspires learning, curiosity, and conversation rooted in the book itself. June: Hill Folks: A History of Arkansas Ozarkers and Their Image by Brooks Blevins**
6/04/26 - Isolation & Loneliness Support Group Lunch & Learn
Isolation & Loneliness: Don’t Get Shipwrecked on Gilligan’s IslandThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health will host a Lunch & Learn on Addressing Isolation & Loneliness. Join us on Thur, June 4th at 12:15 pm at the Schliemann Center. Understand the impact of isolation on physical and mental health, and discover practical ways to combat loneliness. The speaker is Corinne Hiser, APRN. Call to register at 870-508-2345.
6/04/26 - Fun with Fossils
Fossils help us learn about what lived in the past and what an area could have looked like when these fossilized animals were alive. Join a park interpreter from Bull Shoals - White River State Park to discover how fossils are made and what kinds of fossils you might find here
6/04/26 - The Dinos Lived in the Great Outdoors
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Fossils, a look into the past. We will explore and compare bones of current animals with the bones of ancient animals. We will discuss and experiment with different theories of how fossils were formed. We will find buried and other wise hidden dinosaur (plastic) skeletons. THIS IS A 2-PART CLASS. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND BOTH SESSIONS
6/04/26 - Unearth a Story: Fossils of Arkansas
Do you want to see and even hold a Dinosaur Fossil? Our State Geologist, Angela Chandler, will teach us about the fossils found in our State. She is bringing examples, including a cast of the footbone of our Arkansas dinosaur so they will get a chance to hold a real fossil.
6/04/26 - Is a Dragon a Dinosaur?
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Dinner provided with a stage performance. Join in this interactive skit/debate in which Library staff try prove if dinosaurs are or are not dragons. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dragon-dinosaur-28651
6/04/26 - Bingo/Nacho Night
Come join us for a family fun evening. All ages are invited to come play and enjoy some good food. $10 meal ticket per person. Please call 870-424-5814 by Wednesday to reserve your spot, seating is limited. You can also pay online at https://sharp-edges-axe-throwing1.appointed.com/ Don't miss out on the food & fun every Thursday at 6:00
6/05/26 - Dino-Mite Flick: We're Back
Come enjoy a Dino-mite Flick.Small snack provided. No registration required.
6/05/26 - Fried Fish & Shrimp Dinner
Mountain Home Moose Lodge #1953 will hold its monthly fried fish and shrimp dinner this coming Friday, June 5th from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. The menu offers guests fried fish, fried shrimp or a combination plate which also includes hushpuppies, French fries, coleslaw, vegetable, roll, dessert and a beverage. The event is open to members and qualified guests alike. Take out available. Mountain Home Moose Lodge is located at 4754 Hwy 5 South, 2.5 miles south of the bypass in Mountain Home. For more information including cost and guest qualification please call 870-491-5696 after 2:00 p.m.
6/05/26 - Axe throwing and Games
Come join us Friday night Heart of the Ozarks BBQ and Sweets will be in our kitchen 5:00-9:00, serving up some yummy food and sweets. Throw some axes, play shuffleboard, ping pong, air hockey, pool and arcade games. Come grab some yummy food, sweets and have some fun. 870-701-1813
6/06/26 - National Cancer Survivors Day Celebration-In Mountain Home No One Fights Alone
Join us for a National Cancer Survivors Day Celebration—a free community event honoring cancer survivors and their loved ones. Bring your friends and family to celebrate strength, hope, and resilience. Enjoy an inspiring morning featuring guest speakers, music from a live DJ, and a special Honor Walk celebrating survivors. Line the route and cheer on the walkers as they are recognized for their courage and journey. Community businesses are also invited to participate by hosting a table or booth, or by joining the Honor Walk in support of survivors. For more information or to register, please call 870-508-2273.
6/06/26 - Summer Saturday Show - Dinosaur Crew with Magic Mr. Nick
Ready to step back in time for a prehistoric good time? The Dinosaur Crew sets up and shows off baby dinosaurs; one lucky kid will be able to help feed a baby dinosaur. At the end of the program, the kids will even get to learn about, help train, and meet our 5-year-old, 12-foot long, 1000 pound T-Rex "Brutus"!
6/06/26 - Summer Concert Series: David Norris
Our first concert of the Summer Concert Series will feature David Norris sharing a selection of songs from musical theatre, jazz standards, and Americana folk music that together tell a story. David Norris is a director, educator, writer, and performer. He recently co-founded the Mountain Home Theatre Artists' Collective where he serves as business director and producer of several upcoming projects. David's background spans acting (Harold Hill in The Music Man, various roles in A-State's As You Like It, and Felix Ungar in The Odd Couple), directing (Newsies, Mamma Mia, and A Christmas Carol) and arts education with the Newport School District and The Studio Arts Center in Bald Knob. In 2019 David's original play, Open 24/7, premiered at the Echo Theater Company in Los Angeles, where he served as a playwright in residence. His biggest influences are his parents, Jon and Terry, his high school choir director Angela Weaver, his best friend and Arkansas cellist Shelby Steward, and his fiancè Heaven Horn.
6/06/26 - Democratic Party of Baxter County June Meeting
Join us on Saturday June 6th, 2026 for the monthly Democratic Party of Baxter County meeting. We'll meet from 10:00-11:00 at The Back Forty (1400 Hwy 62E, Mountain Home, AR 72653). Stay for lunch and conversation after, if you're able. The Democratic Party of Baxter County meets the 1st Saturday of each month. For more information or to sign up for our emails go to https://www.democratsofbaxtercounty.com/.
6/08/26 - Heart Health Support for Women
Heart Health Support for Women 2nd Thurs EVERY MonthSchliemann Center for Women Heart Health Sessions held the 2nd Thursday of EVERY month, 1pm. The group focuses on providing social and emotional support for women with heart disease as well as education on healthy lifestyle habits that promote heart health. Registration required, call 870-508-2345.
6/08/26 - Babies & Books Story Time
This is a time for caregivers and babies birth through 18 months to enjoy time together learning and playing.
6/09/26 - Spectrum Connection for Autism, ADHD, ADD and Dyslexia
Spectrum Connection for Autism, ADHD, ADD and DyslexiaThe Spectrum Connection for Autism, ADHD, ADD and Dyslexia Support Group: The 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6 PM. Join our discussion and resource opportunities. Guest Speaker is Joseph Shipman. Joseph will share his experience of living with Autism to deepen Awareness. Snacks and refreshment swill be provided. Held at Schliemann Center for Women, 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home. Limited seating and reservations recommended. Call Darby Mccann, SCWE Coordinator at (870) 508-2345 for reservations.
6/09/26 - Toddler Time
18 months-3 year olds. Enjoy reading, singing, and having fun
6/09/26 - Dino Clay Fun
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join clay artist, Dawn Lagerstedt, to create a dinosaur, a dinosaur fossil, and glaze them. Parents must stay with their child. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dino-clay-fun-28655
6/09/26 - Dino Clay Fun - Grade K-3
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Work with clay artist, Dawn Lagerstedt, to create a dinosaur out of clay. Piece will be kiln fired and returned at a later date. Parents must stay with their child. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dino-clay-fun-28655
6/10/26 - Artifact Crafts: Dinos in Flight
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm
6/10/26 - Color Me Calm
Coloring is an excellent way to slow down and de-stress. Bring your own supplies or choose from a variety of coloring pages and supplies available at the library. This is an excellent opportunity to talk to others in the library community while enjoying healing music and coloring.
6/10/26 - Acrylic Dinosaur Painting
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join artist Kelly Householder-Giuliano in learning how to paint fun dinosaurs with acrylic. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/acrylic-dinosaur-painting-28660
6/10/26 - Acrylic Dinosaur Painting - Grades 7-12
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join artist Kelly Householder-Giuliano in learning how to paint fun dinosaurs with acrylic. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/acrylic-dinosaur-painting-28661
6/11/26 - Board Meeting
The Baxter County Conservation District will hold its Board meeting on Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room of Farm Bureau, 1424 Highway 62 SW, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653. Board meetings are open to the public.
6/11/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
6/11/26 - Digging up the Past
Archeology allows us to explore the past and discover things like who lived in an area, what they ate, and what they valued. Join a park interpreter from Bull Shoals - White River State Park to dig into some archeology basics and what it has helped us to discover in the area. Afterwards, try your hand at being a junior archeologist!
6/11/26 - The Whodunit Society: Cozy Mystery Book Club
If you love Cozy Mysteries this Cozy Book Club is for you. Have some tea or coffee and join a friendly book discussion about the Cozy Mystery of the month. June book - Clammed up by Barbara Ross
6/11/26 - Unearth A Story: Natures Clues
Join Arkansas Fish and Game to 'Unearth a Story' in nature. What happened? Who Was There? Did an owl catch a mouse? Did a squirrel escape a coyote? Learn about tracks, bones, scat, and other clues to tell who has been in an area and what story took place.
6/11/26 - Dinosaur Eggs with tacks
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Layer a styrofoam egg with tacks to form a cool looking egg. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dinosaur-eggs-tacks-28662
6/11/26 - Homesteading Skills: Sourdough Chocolate Cobbler
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Learn another way to use your sourdough, making a Library staff favorite - chocolate cobbler. Melissa will teach us to make this delicious dessert and LeeAnn Blevins with the Baxter County Extension Office will join us to help answer questions and to bring her sourdough starter; so bring a small jar to transport some starter home safely if you need one.Reserve your spot today! For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/sourdough-discard-28082
6/11/26 - Baxter County Master Gardeners Membership Meeting
Speaker: Marion County Ag. Agent, Brian See. His topics will cover soil testing and companion plants. Parking is behind the Church. Everyone is welcome.
6/12/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/12/26 - Dino-Mite Flick: Land Before Time
Come enjoy a Dino-mite Flick.Small snack provided. No registration required.
6/12/26 - Pot Roast Dinner
The women of Mountain Home Moose Lodge will hold their monthly pot roast dinner fundraiser this Friday, June 12th from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. The menu includes scrumptious beef pot roast, mashed potatoes, vegetable, roll, dessert and a beverage. Mountain Home Moose Lodge is located at 4754 Hwy. 5 South, 2.5 miles south of the by-pass in Mountain Home. The event is open to members and non-members who may sign in as guests. For more information including cost and guest qualification, please call (870) 491-5696 after 2 p.m.
6/13/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/13/26 - Summer Saturday Show - Magic Show by Joe Coover
Come enjoy a bit of magic from Joe Coover. He's sharing a few of his tricks he learned in the library that have taken him around the world and back! You don't want to miss it!
6/13/26 - Baxter County Historical Museum
The Baxter County Historical Museum will be open on the second and fourth Saturdays in June, July and August. Check out the local history and exhibits on Baxter County. Help the Baxter County Historical Society as we are "Preserving the Past for the Future." Visit us at www.baxtercountyhistory.org or Facebook: Baxter County Historical & Genealogical Society, Inc.
6/14/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/15/26 - Dance Class for Women
Dance Class for Women EVERY Mon and Wed 4:15 pmSchliemann Center for Women Heart to Heart Dance Class, Monday and Wednesday 4:15 pm. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Great for all ages. Bring a card with your favorite song. Great exercise and socialization. Dance class includes several types of dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres including the '70s, 80s, and a little hip hop. The goal is to get moving and dance! Register at the door.
6/15/26 - Women's Fittness Class
Women’s Fitness EVERY Mon and Wed at 5:30 pm
The Schliemann Center for Women’s Health Education sponsors Women's Fitness for women with Angie Bertel every Monday and Wednesday 5:30 pm at the Baxter Regional Wellness Education Center at 2545 Hwy 5 North. A high -energy, heart-pumping workout experience. Engage in powerful core-building exercises with a combination of bodyweight movements and equipment. Register at the door.
6/15/26 - Babies & Books Story Time
This is a time for caregivers and babies birth through 18 months to enjoy time together learning and playing.
6/15/26 - Artifact Crafts: Clay Discs
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm.
6/15/26 - Fused Glass Landscapes-Gr. 4-6
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Create your own mini-fused glass landscape. Design mountains, water, texture using colorful crushed glass and creativity. Pieces will be kiln-fired and ready later in the week. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/fused-glass-landscapes-gr-4-6-28663
6/15/26 - Fused Glass Landscapes-Gr. 7-12
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Create your own mini-fused glass landscape. Design mountains, water, texture using colorful crushed glass and creativity. Pieces will be kiln-fired and ready later in the week. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/fused-glass-landscapes-28664
6/16/26 - Sexual Assault Support
Sexual Assault Support Group for WomenSchliemann Center for Women hosts a Sexual Assault Support Group on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm, hosted by Baxter Health. Join us in a safe environment exclusively for female survivors of sexual violence. This confidential group will provide support, help you to process, and provide resources for your healing journey. Held at Schliemann Center for Women, register at the door.
6/16/26 - Toddler Time
18 months-3 year olds. Enjoy reading, singing, and having fun
6/16/26 - Dino Discovery Eggs
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Dig into dinosaur eggs and discover exciting treasures! For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dino-discovery-eggs-28667
6/16/26 - All Booked: Staff Picks
Join different Library staff each month as we discuss some of our favorite books! Join us on Zoom or at the Library for All Booked - one of our two Library book clubs! Everyone is welcome! June - Join Adeana for The Invisible Hour by Alice Hoffman
6/17/26 - Book Club for Women
Book Club for Women 3rd Wed EVERY MonthSchliemann Center for Women Novell 2026 Women’s Book Club meets at 1 pm, the third Wednesday of each month. If you enjoy reading, we invite you to join us for social interaction, fellowship and discussion. Registration required, call 870-508-2345.SCHLIEMANN NOVEL BOOK CLUB 2026: June One Perfect Couple by Ruth WareJuly Twenty by Debra Landwehr EngleAug. Ghosts Of the Abbey by Ashley Wellman & Patrick Kinkade
6/17/26 - Color Me Calm
Coloring is an excellent way to slow down and de-stress. Bring your own supplies or choose from a variety of coloring pages and supplies available at the library. This is an excellent opportunity to talk to others in the library community while enjoying healing music and coloring.
6/17/26 - Preschool Story Time
Join in the fun with stories, songs, puppets and fun activities that encourage development of Early Literacy skills in young children. Ages 3 -5
6/18/26 - Domestic Violence Support Group
Domestic Violence Support Group for WomenSchliemann Center for Women hosts a Domestic Violence Support Group on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 3:00 pm. Join us in a safe environment exclusively for female survivors of domestic violence hosted by Serenity. This confidential group will provide support, help you to process, and provide resources for your healing journey. Held at Schliemann Center for Women, register at the door.
6/18/26 - Tech Time: 3D print a dinosaur
Drop in and 3D print a cute little dinosaur to keep you company while you "Unearth a Story".Choose your color and watch it take shape before your eyes. Stay and watch it print or or come back to pick it up later.* Children must be supervised by their adult to be in Studio 300 for safety.
6/18/26 - Tech Time: 3D print a dinosaur
Drop in and 3D print a cute little dinosaur to keep you company while you "Unearth a Story".Choose your color and watch it take shape before your eyes. Stay and watch it print or or come back to pick it up later.* Children must be supervised by their adult to be in Studio 300 for safety.
6/18/26 - Cretaceous Creations Illustration Workshop
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Jennifer Gentry, author/illustrator, to learn about paleoart - how scientists and artists work together to try and figure out what dinosaurs look like based off of their fossils. Then students will outline their own dinosaur and turn it into a geometric art piece. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/cretaceous-creations-illustration-workshop-28669
6/18/26 - Teen Eats: Cookies and Icing
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Melissa Miller with Kooky Krumble as you learn how to making royal icing, flood, and decorate cookies. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/teen-eats-cookies-icing-wksp-28670
6/19/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/19/26 - Dino-Mite Flick: Good Dinosaur
Come enjoy a Dino-mite Flick.Small snack provided. No registration required.
6/19/26 - FIFA World Cup Watch Party
Specials on food & beverages Big Screen TV'sOpen to the public
6/20/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/20/26 - Family Heirloom Day
Celebrate America 250!Must register for the Antique Show & Tell and Family Recipes if you wish to present. To register, click on the separate event titles. Prize for the best family recipes!If you don't want to present but want to enjoy other's presentations, drop by to see the show and tell, taste family recipes (while supplies last), and take a photo at the American Flag backdrop.Schedule: Antique Show & Tell 10:00-12:00 throughout the LibraryFamily Recipes 11:00-12:00 in Knox RoomsAmericana Photo Op 10:00-12:00 in the Great Hall
6/20/26 - Family Heirloom Day: Antique Show & Tell
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Celebrate America 250! To present, you must register. To attend, no registration required.Share the past! Bring in a family heirloom. We will provide tables throughout the Library where you can sit and share your family story and show off your heirloom. Guidelines:Be at your table to talk about your heirloom and family story.Items should be able to fit on a 6' table.Items should be family appropriate.No weapons allowed. *The Library is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items. *This is not an appraisal event. This is show and tell ONLY. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/family-heirloom-day-antique-show-tell-28683
6/20/26 - Family Heirloom Day: Family Recipes
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Celebrate America 250!To present, you must register. To attend, no registration required.Food tells a story and is a wonderful way to learn about family history and culture. Prepare and bring a dish that represents your family history, along with the written recipe to share.Guidelines:Provide a legible recipe. Email amy.j@baxlib.org or bring us a copy of your recipe by June 13 so we can make copies for you to pass out on June 20.Be at your table to talk about your recipe and serve a sample.Samples should feed about 50 people.We will provide sample cups, napkins, and cutlery.Prizes awarded for most popular, staff pick, and best presentation. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/family-heirloom-day-family-recipes-28682
6/21/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/22/26 - Babies & Books Story Time
This is a time for caregivers and babies birth through 18 months to enjoy time together learning and playing.
6/22/26 - Stars & Stripes Lantern Jars
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Create an eye-catching patriotic lantern to show your love of America! We will use jars, tea lights, and tissue paper to make a festive flag craft. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/stars-stripes-lanterns-28684
6/23/26 - Toddler Time - A Perfect Day for Digging
Join Lori and Mark Shockley to read A Perfect Day for Digging by Cari Best. The Shockley's will have some artifacts similar to those seen in the book and will also have some other artifacts and replica artifacts for people to look at and explore after reading the book.Special Story Time: Toddlers, Preschool, Children
6/23/26 - Make It! Crafty Card Making: Lazy Days
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Linda Gantz as we make cards or paper crafts. During the Lazy Days Of Summer we will make summery themed cards. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/make-it-crafty-card-making-26118
6/23/26 - Dino Poo Detective
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Participants will learn about coprolites (fossilized poop) and then examine our “samples” to discover whether the “dinosaur poo” belongs to a herbivore or carnivore dinosaur. The dinosaur poos are pudding cups. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dino-poo-detective-28686
6/23/26 - Safe Sitter Classes
Schliemann Center offers Safe Sitter Classes June 23-24 and July 21-22, 9 to 3 lunch provided.Sign up your 11, 12, or 13 year old for our upcoming Safe Sitter Classes. Safe Sitter is designed to prepare students to be safe when they are home alone, watching younger siblings or babysitting. The instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing activities. Students will even get to practice skills like choking rescue and CPR. Register early, as classes will fill quickly! The cost for the 2-day program is $35. We do have scholarships available upon request, just give us a call.To Register Call: Schliemann Center at 870-508-2345
6/24/26 - Artifact Crafts: Watercolor Stars
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm.
6/24/26 - Color Me Calm
Coloring is an excellent way to slow down and de-stress. Bring your own supplies or choose from a variety of coloring pages and supplies available at the library. This is an excellent opportunity to talk to others in the library community while enjoying healing music and coloring.
6/24/26 - Preschool Story Time
Join in the fun with stories, songs, puppets and fun activities that encourage development of Early Literacy skills in young children. Ages 3 -5
6/24/26 - Preschool Story Time - Mother Goose and Friends
Join ALTTA resident actress as she brings a magical story space that encourages play and sparks a child’s imagination in Mother Goose and Friends. Her approach to theater is very hands-on and she desires for students to actively participate in some way in the creation of stories and acting them out. Ages 3 -5
6/25/26 - Teen Eats - Lava Cake
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Extension agent, LeeAnn Blevins in making mini dinosaur lava cakes. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/teen-eats-lava-cake-28687
6/26/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/26/26 - Dino-Mite Flick: Dinosaur
Come enjoy a Dino-mite Flick.Small snack provided. No registration required.
6/26/26 - Country Line Dancing w/DJ Kristyn
$7 at the door
6/27/26 - Twin Lakes Rally & Poker Run
Attention All Motorcycle Riders: Ride the Ozarks, chase the winning hand, and roll back into the Baxter County Fairgrounds for live music, prizes and a fireworks finish! First bike out at 12:00 PM for the Poker Run, Last bike out at 1:00 PM. Last bike in at 7:00 PM and Poker Run winners announced at 7:30. The Fireworks Finale will be at 9:00 PM. Poker Run Hand pricing: Poker hands are $20, and passengers or extra hands are $10.Live entertainment: The live band starts at 6:00 PM back at the fairgrounds.Prize focus: High hand earns $1,500 and low hand earns $500.Plan your return: All bikes need to be back in by 7:00 PM for the awards sequence. FAIRGROUNDS ADDRESS:1507 Fairgrounds DriveMountain Home, AR 72653For more information visit: https://twinlakesrally.org
6/27/26 - Summer Saturday Show - Kung Fu Kitty
Everybody is kung fu fighting like cats and dogs in this hilarious, action-packed slapstick comedy. Watch our very own Library and TLPH actors/actresses in "Kung Fu Kitty" by Patrick Rainville Dorn and Jacob Dorn.
6/27/26 - Paul Bunyan Breakfast
All you can eat breakfast. Biscuits n Gravy, Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, Coffee, Tea, Juice.
6/28/26 - The Hallelujah Girls
This heartwarming southern romp follows a group of feisty friends who discover that it's never too late to change your life - or chase your dreams. Get ready for big laughs, bold characters, and a whole lot of heart.
6/29/26 - Babies & Books Story Time
This is a time for caregivers and babies birth through 18 months to enjoy time together learning and playing.
6/29/26 - Artifact Crafts: Patriotic Paper Lantern
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm.
6/30/26 - Toddler Time
18 months-3 year olds. Enjoy reading, singing, and having fun
6/30/26 - Dino Cookie Decorating
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Join Melissa Miller with Kooky Krumble as you learn how to decorate dino cookies. For more information and to register, go to: https://www.baxtercountylibrary.org/event/dino-cookie-decorating-28688
6/30/26 - Homesteading Skills: Ticks and Tickborne Illnesses
Lauren Cannon with Arkansas Game & Fish at Ponca Nature Center will join us to teach about ticks.-What are the different types in our area?-How do you identify them? -What are the dangers of tick bites? Learn about the different tickborne illnesses, especially those in our area. -What can you can do to help prevent bites?-What are some of the symptoms to watch for after a bite?
7/01/26 - Exercise for Women
Exercise for Women EVERY Wed Schliemann Center for Women Exercise at 10 am, features seated and non-seated chair aerobics. Held at Schliemann Center 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home, to register call 870-508-2345.
7/06/26 - Heart Healthy Dance
Dance Class for Women EVERY Mon and WednSchliemann Center for Women Heart to Heart Dance Class, Monday and Wednesday 4:15 pm. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Dance class includes several types of dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres including the '70s, 80s, and a little hip hop. The goal is to get moving and dance! Registration required, call 870-508-2345.
7/06/26 - Women's Fitness
Women’s FitnessThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health Education sponsors Women's Fitness for women with Angie Bertel every Monday and Wednesday 5:30 pm at the Baxter Regional Wellness Education Center at 2545 Hwy 5 North. A high -energy, heart-pumping workout experience. Engage in powerful core-building exercises with a combination of bodyweight movements and equipment. Registration at the door or call 870-508-2345
7/07/26 - Line Dancing for Women
Line Dancing for Women EVERY Tues 11:15am at WECHeart Healthy Line Dancing every Tuesday 11:15 am Pre-beginning Steps, 12:pm Beginners,1 pm Advanced. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). call 870-508-2345
7/08/26 - Artifact Crafts: Build a Dino
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm.
7/08/26 - Exercise for Women
Exercise for Women EVERY Wed Schliemann Center for Women Exercise at 10 am, features seated and non-seated chair aerobics. Held at Schliemann Center 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home, to register call 870-508-2345.
7/09/26 - Board Meeting
The Baxter County Conservation District will hold its Board meeting on Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room of Farm Bureau, 1424 Highway 62 SW, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653. Board meetings are open to the public.
7/09/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
7/09/26 - Heart Health Support
Heart Health Support for Women 2nd Thurs EVERY MonthSchliemann Center for Women Heart Health Sessions held the 2nd Thursday of EVERY month, 1pm. The group focuses on providing social and emotional support for women with heart disease as well as education on healthy lifestyle habits that promote heart health. Registration required, call 870-508-2345.
7/10/26 - Dino-Mite Flick: Ice Age: Dinosaur
Come enjoy a Dino-mite Flick.Small snack provided. No registration required.
7/11/26 - Ornament Premiere Lunch
We will be serving free smoked hot dogs and snacks for our Keepsake Ornament Premiere. Our theme this year is patriotic to celebrate 250 years. We will have photo ops for those that are interested. Wear your favorite red, white and blue, pick a photo prop, and have your picture taken with a friend, kids or Tyler!!
7/13/26 - Heart Healthy Dance
Dance Class for Women EVERY Mon and WednSchliemann Center for Women Heart to Heart Dance Class, Monday and Wednesday 4:15 pm. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Dance class includes several types of dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres including the '70s, 80s, and a little hip hop. The goal is to get moving and dance! Registration required, call 870-508-2345.
7/13/26 - Women's Fitness
Women’s FitnessThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health Education sponsors Women's Fitness for women with Angie Bertel every Monday and Wednesday 5:30 pm at the Baxter Regional Wellness Education Center at 2545 Hwy 5 North. A high -energy, heart-pumping workout experience. Engage in powerful core-building exercises with a combination of bodyweight movements and equipment. Registration at the door or call 870-508-2345.
7/14/26 - Spectrum Connection for Autisum, ADHD, ADD and Dyslexia
Spectrum Connection for Autism, ADHD, ADD and DyslexiaThe Spectrum Connection for Autism, ADHD, ADD and Dyslexia Support Group: The 2nd Tuesday of every month at 6 PM. Join our discussion and resource opportunities. Guest Speaker is Joseph Shipman. Joseph will share his experience of living with Autism to deepen Awareness. Snacks and refreshment swill be provided. Held at Schliemann Center for Women, 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home. Limited seating and reservations are recommended. Call Darby Mccann, SCWE Coordinator at (870) 508-2345 for reservations.
7/14/26 - Line Dancing for Women
Line Dancing for Women EVERY Tues 11:15am at WECHeart Healthy Line Dancing every Tuesday 11:15 am Pre-beginning Steps, 12:pm Beginners,1 pm Advanced. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). call 870-508-2345.
7/15/26 - Artifact Crafts: Geode Watercolors
No Registration Required! Make some take-home artifacts. Come and go from 2-4 pm.
7/15/26 - Book Club for Women
Book Club for Women 3rd Wed EVERY MonthSchliemann Center for Women Novell 2026 Women’s Book Club meets at 1 pm, the third Wednesday of each month. If you enjoy reading, we invite you to join us for social interaction, fellowship and discussion. Registration required, call 870-508-2345.SCHLIEMANN NOVEL BOOK CLUB 2026: July Twenty by Debra Landwehr EngleAug. Ghosts Of the Abbey by Ashley Wellman & Patrick KinkadeSept. Eddie Winston is Looking for Love by Marianne CroninOct. The Frozen River by Ariel LawhonNov. Blue and Gray Christmas by Joan MedlicottDec. A Christmas Memory by Richard Paul Evans
7/15/26 - Exercise for Women
Exercise for Women EVERY Wed at 10 amSchliemann Center for Women Exercise at 10 am. As exercise class featuring seated and non-seated chair aerobics, cardio and Tai Chi. Held at Schliemann Center 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home. Register at the door.
7/16/26 - Blood Flow Restriction Lunch & Learn
Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Lunch & LearnThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health will host a Lunch & Learn on Blood Flow Restriction Therapy on Thursday, July 16th at 12:15 pm. (BFR) therapy is a rehabilitation technique that uses a specialized cuff placed around the upper arm or leg to partially restrict blood flow during low-intensity exercise. By limiting blood return while maintaining blood flow, BFR can stimulate muscle growth, strength gains, and functional improvement similar to those achieved with heavier resistance training, but with much lighter loads. This makes it particularly valuable for people recovering from injury or surgery or older adults. Speaker is Bruce Welborn. To register, call Darby Mccann, coordinator 870-508-2345. Or dmccann@baxterregional.org.
7/16/26 - Domestic Violence Support Group
Domestic Violence Support Group for WomenSchliemann Center for Women hosts a Domestic Violence Support Group on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 3:00 pm. Join us in a safe environment exclusively for female survivors of domestic violence hosted by Serenity. This confidential group will provide support, help you to process, and provide resources for your healing journey. Held at Schliemann Center for Women, register at the door.
7/17/26 - Dino-Mite Flick: Night at the Museum
Come enjoy a Dino-mite Flick.Small snack provided. No registration required.
7/18/26 - Night with
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7/18/26 - Night with
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7/20/26 - Dance Class for Women
Dance Class for Women EVERY Mon and Wed 4:15 pmSchliemann Center for Women Heart to Heart Dance Class, Monday and Wednesday 4:15 pm. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Great for all ages. Bring a card with your favorite song. Great exercise and socialization. Dance class includes several types of dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres including the '70s, 80s, and a little hip hop. The goal is to get moving and dance! Register at the door.
7/20/26 - Women's Fittness Class
Women’s Fitness EVERY Mon and Wed at 5:30 pmThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health Education sponsors Women's Fitness for women with Angie Bertel every Monday and Wednesday 5:30 pm at the Baxter Regional Wellness Education Center at 2545 Hwy 5 North. A high -energy, heart-pumping workout experience. Engage in powerful core-building exercises with a combination of bodyweight movements and equipment. Register at the door.
7/21/26 - Sexual Assault Support
Sexual Assault Support Group for WomenSchliemann Center for Women hosts a Sexual Assault Support Group on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm, hosted by Baxter Health. Join us in a safe environment exclusively for female survivors of sexual violence. This confidential group will provide support, help you to process, and provide resources for your healing journey. Held at Schliemann Center for Women, register at the door.
7/21/26 - Safe Sitter Classes
Safe Sitter Classes for 11, 12, 13 year old, June 23-24, July 21-22Schliemann Center offers Safe Sitter Classes June 23-24 and July 21-22, 9 to 3 lunch provided.Sign up your 11, 12, or 13 year old for our upcoming Safe Sitter Classes. Safe Sitter is designed to prepare students to be safe when they are home alone, watching younger siblings or babysitting. The instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing activities. Students will even get to practice skills like choking rescue and CPR. Register early, as classes will fill quickly! The cost for the 2-day program is $35. We have scholarships available upon request, just give us a call. To Register Call: Schliemann Center at 870-508-2345
7/21/26 - Line Dancing for Women
Line Dancing for Women EVERY Tues 11:15am Beginner to AdvancedHeart Healthy Line Dancing every Tuesday, Beginning Steps 11:15 am, Beginner Dance 12 pm, Advanced Dance 1 pm. Dance your way to a healthier heart with country western moves with classes of all levels. It’s great exercise for balance, mind and socialization. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Register at the door.
7/22/26 - Exercise for Women
Exercise for Women EVERY Wed at 10 amSchliemann Center for Women Exercise at 10 am. As exercise class featuring seated and non-seated chair aerobics, cardio and Tai Chi. Held at Schliemann Center 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home. Register at the door.
7/27/26 - Dance Class for Women
Dance Class for Women EVERY Mon and Wed 4:15 pmSchliemann Center for Women Heart to Heart Dance Class, Monday and Wednesday 4:15 pm. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Great for all ages. Bring a card with your favorite song. Great exercise and socialization. Dance class includes several types of dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres including the '70s, 80s, and a little hip hop. The goal is to get moving and dance! Register at the door.
7/27/26 - Women's Fittness Class
Women’s Fitness EVERY Mon and Wed at 5:30 pmThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health Education sponsors Women's Fitness for women with Angie Bertel every Monday and Wednesday 5:30 pm at the Baxter Regional Wellness Education Center at 2545 Hwy 5 North. A high -energy, heart-pumping workout experience. Engage in powerful core-building exercises with a combination of bodyweight movements and equipment. Register at the door.
7/28/26 - Line Dancing for Women
Line Dancing for Women EVERY Tues 11:15am Beginner to AdvancedHeart Healthy Line Dancing every Tuesday, Beginning Steps 11:15 am, Beginner Dance 12 pm, Advanced Dance 1 pm. Dance your way to a healthier heart with country western moves with classes of all levels. It’s great exercise for balance, mind and socialization. Held at WEC (Wellness Education Center, 2545 Hwy 5 North (formerly Simple Man’s). Register at the door.
7/29/26 - Exercise for Women
Exercise for Women EVERY Wed at 10 amSchliemann Center for Women Exercise at 10 am. As exercise class featuring seated and non-seated chair aerobics, cardio and Tai Chi. Held at Schliemann Center 624 Hospital Dr., Mountain Home. Register at the door.
8/12/26 - United WE Institute Forum: Caregiving at Work in Arkansas
Caregiving is everywhere. Support isn’t. More than 63 million Americans are providing unpaid care—often while working full-time. The United WE’s Institute Forum “Caregiving at Work,” sponsored by AARP, is designed to inform and equip employers, community leaders, and caregivers with the knowledge, tools, and resources to elevate caregiving as a workforce priority.We’re marshalling research, sharing practical tools and resources, and building momentum for solutions that support caregivers at work and at home. What You’ll Walk Away With- Evidence-based resources for employers and caregivers- Actionable tools to improve workplace support and flexibility- Real-world examples of policies and practices that work- Direct connections to AARP’s caregiving programs and support networksWho Should Attend- Employers & Business Leaders looking to retain talent and support their workforce- Advocates & Community Leaders working to expand access to caregiving supports- Caregivers balancing work, family, and everything in between
8/13/26 - Board Meeting
The Baxter County Conservation District will hold its Board meeting on Thursday, August 13, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room of Farm Bureau, 1424 Highway 62 SW, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653. Board meetings are open to the public.
8/13/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
8/18/26 - Dry Needling Therapy Lunch & Learn
Dry Needling Therapy Lunch & LearnThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health will host a Lunch & Learn on Dry Needling Therapy on Tuesday, August 18th at 12:15 pm. Dry Needling is a therapeutic technique used by physical therapists to treat muscle pain and movement dysfunction. It involves inserting very thin, solid needles directly into tight, knotted areas of muscle, known as trigger points, to release tension, reduce pain, and improve range of motion. Unlike acupuncture, which is based on traditional Chinese medicine, dry needling is grounded in Western anatomy and physiology, targeting specific muscles and neuromuscular points. Many people find it helpful for conditions like chronic neck or back pain, sports injuries, or postural strain. The speaker is Aaron Estes, PT. To register, call Darby Mccann, coordinator 870-508-2345, or email dmaccan@baxterregional.com
8/22/26 - 30th Annual Arvest Charity Golf Tournament
The bank’s 30th Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Aug. 22 at Twin Lakes Golf Course in Mountain Home. Three nonprofit organizations, one each from Baxter, Boone and Marion counties, will be selected to receive proceeds from the event. Contact: Jacob Bruggeman at jbruggeman@arvest.com
8/22/26 - 30th Annual Arvest Charity Golf Tournament
Arvest Bank is accepting nonprofit nominations for its annual “Charity of the Year” honors now through June 26. The bank’s 30th Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Aug. 22 at Twin Lakes Golf Course in Mountain Home. Three nonprofit organizations, one each from Baxter, Boone and Marion counties, will be selected to receive proceeds from the event. In 2025, the tournament raised $18,000 for local nonprofits and has raised more than $299,000 since it first began in 1996.
8/27/26 - Shockwave Therapy Lunch & Learn
Shockwave Therapy Lunch & LearnThe Schliemann Center for Women’s Health will host a Lunch & Learn on Shockwave Therapy on Thursday, August 27th at 12:15 pm. Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-energy acoustic waves to stimulate healing in injured or painful tissues. It is now commonly used in physical therapy to treat chronic tendon injuries, plantar fasciitis, shoulder pain, and other musculoskeletal conditions. During treatment, a handheld device delivers targeted sound waves to the affected area, which may help increase blood flow, promote tissue repair and reduce pain. The speaker is Jason Smith, PT. To register call Darby Mccann, coordinator 870-508-2345. Or dmccann@baxterregional.org.
9/04/26 - Mountain Home Coin & Stamp Show
Annual coin and stamp show held at the Ramada Inn 1127 US Hwy 62, Mountain Home, 72653. September 04, 2026 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and September 05, 2026 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. 46th annual coin and stamp show. Buy, Sell & Trade. Free appraisals. Gold and silver, coins, stamps, postcards, tokens, coin and stamp supplies.
9/10/26 - Board Meeting
The Baxter County Conservation District will hold its Board meeting on Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room of Farm Bureau, 1424 Highway 62 SW, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653. Board meetings are open to the public.
9/10/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
9/12/26 - It's a Tough Subject
Dennis Gillan is the founder and executive director of the Half a Sorrow Foundation.Dennis turned his tragedy into purpose after losing his two brothers to suicide. He is a highly sought-after speaker and mental health advocate. His candid story of perseverance creates connection, instills hope, and helps break the stigma of talking about mental health.
9/15/26 - Baxter County Fair
The 2026 Baxter County Fair is back in September! Check our Schedule of Events in the Fair Book for dates and times of specific activities.All Baxter County Fair information can be found here: https://baxtercountyfair.org/baxter-county-fair/fair-book-page/36/overall-fair-bookBaxter County Fair Association1507 Fairgrounds Drive Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653Cindy Johnson - Fair & Fairgrounds Rental Manager 870.425.6828 Email: baxtercofair@yelcot.net
9/24/26 - The Art Odyssey
15th Annual self-guided driving tour of artists’ studios in North Central Arkansas. Thurs. Sept 24, Fri. Sept 25, and Sat. Sept 26, from 10am to 5pm. A juried selection of artists and artisans invite everyone to see how they create their art and offer it for sale. Tour is free. Brochure with maps will be available at the Donald W. Reynolds Baxter County Library, Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce, area businesses, and online at TheArtOdyssey.com. A sneak preview of some of the juried artwork will be on display at the Library during September.
10/02/26 - Arkansas Ozarks Outdoor Expo
Friday, October 2nd — School & Public Day3:00 PM – 8:00 PM Select Exhibits & Interactive Experiences Open to the Public 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM Food Truck Courtyard Open* 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Signature Event: Gravel Bike Ride6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Vendor & Sponsor Reception 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM mixer for gravel ride participants Saturday, October 3rd — Community Day7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Signature Event: 5K & Fun Run8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Participant Breakfast (for 5K & fun run Participants)8:00 AM – 9:45 AM Vendor Setup10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Exhibit Hall & Experiences Open12:00 PM – 7:30 PM Food Truck Courtyard Open8:00 PM – 10:00 PM Signature Event: Community Gathering & Live MusicSunday, October 4th — Final Day8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Community Church Service10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open (No Experiences)12:00 PM – 2:00 PM Food Truck Courtyard Open
10/08/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
10/10/26 - 1st Norfork Lake Witch Paddle
Dust off your hats and grab your gear! We’re taking over the lake for a festive group paddle. Whether you’re a pro on a paddleboard or a pro at splashing in a kayak, everyone is welcome.
Dress to Impress: Put on your best witchy wardrobe! We want to see a sea of pointed hats and capes. Life jackets are required. Bring Your "Familiar": Got a water-loving pup? Bring your furry friend along for the ride!
Location: Pigeon Creek, Norfork Lake. just off Highway 201 North and about 3-miles North Of Mountain Home. Turn right after the bridge.
Admission: No Entry Fee, but please bring a bag of dog food, cat food, or cat litter to benefit the MH Humane Society and the Marion County Have a Heart shelter. Cash donations will be accepted for both organizations in lieu of animal food.
10/24/26 - 2nd Annual Baxter Health Foundation Bass Classic
2nd Annual Baxter Health Foundation Bass Classic Fishing TournamentCost - $200 per boat (2-person team) First Flight take off is at 7 am with weigh-in at 3 pm. All proceeds benefit Baxter Health Foundation's Annual Fund.Call the Foundation at 870-508-1770, email foundation@baxterregional.org or online at baxterhealth.org/bassclassic
11/12/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
11/22/26 - Mountain Home Symphony Concert
Join us for an afternoon of beautiful music as the Mountain Home Symphony presents A Winter Concert featuring the Symphony Singers!📅 November 22, 2026🕝 2:30 PM📍 The Ed Coulter Performing Arts Center in The Sheid at ASUMH.Enjoy a program of holiday favorites and beloved classics, performed by our orchestra and the Symphony Singers. It’s a wonderful concert for all ages!🎟️ Tickets: $10👧 Children under 12 are freeReserve your seats here: https://www.mountainhomesymphony.com/ (link will be updated in November).We’d love to see you there as we celebrate the season with great music!
12/10/26 - Growing Through Grief Support Group
Grief is an experience that affects our entire being. It affects us physically, spiritually, and mentally. During the first year it is important to take care of yourself. The grief process is one that is extremely difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. The walk through grief can be a lonely one-but you are not alone! We are here to help you.Second Thursday of each month:Kirby and Family Funeral Home, 600 Hospital Drive, Mountain Home, Arkansas4:30 pm to 6:00 pmFor more Information about this program, please contact (870) 425-6978.
12/13/26 - Board Meeting
The Baxter County Conservation District will hold its Board meeting on Thursday, December 13, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room of Farm Bureau, 1424 Highway 62 SW, Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653. Board meetings are open to the public.
5/23/27 - Mountain Home Symphony Concert
Enjoy a program of beloved classics, performed by The Mountain Home Symphony and Chorus. It’s a wonderful concert for all ages!🎟️ Tickets: $10👧 Children under 12 are freeReserve your seats here: https://www.mountainhomesymphony.com/ (link will be updated in May).We’d love to see you there as we celebrate the season with great music!