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Don’t let the February chill freeze your fun! Warm up with exciting indoor events across Arkansas as we kick off Black History Month. The highlight? Postseason basketball action is heating up the entire state. Snag a front-row seat at a nearby tournament, munch on popcorn and cheer for high school athletes giving their all. But that’s not all! Spice up your month with Pulaski Tech’s Culinary Classes. Whether it’s a charming date night, a lively friends’ get-together, or a delightful outing with your child, these classes are a must-try. Trust me, they’re absolutely awesome – check them out and elevate your February fun! Plus, the Walton Arts Center, Murphy Arts District, Robinson Center and Reynolds Performance Hall will all be offering a great lineup of entertainment to round out our February 2025 events.
2025 Black History Commission Symposium | Little Rock
Empowering Narratives – Unveiling Hidden Stories of Resilience and Achievements
Mosaic Templars Cultural Center
Everyone is invited to an inspiring and educational event at the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, where they will celebrate the impactful contributions of Black individuals in history.
Featured Speakers:
Jimmy Cunningham: O.W. Gurley
Discover the powerful legacy of O.W. Gurley, one of the founders of the Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma, often referred to as “Black Wall Street.”
Philip Herdon: Arkansas Track and Field Hall of Fame
Hear the story of Philip Herdon’s achievements in track and field and his induction into the Arkansas Track and Field Hall of Fame.
Macy Butler: “Where Did the Cotton Go?”
Macy Butler will delve into Arkansas’ history as the first Black Game Warden and explore the changing dynamics of agriculture in the state.
Professional Development Hours Available: Teachers can earn professional development hours by attending the symposium.
Box Lunch Provided: A complimentary box lunch will be provided to all who pre-register for the event.
Registration: Please ensure to pre-register to secure your spot and lunch. For registration and more details, Click Here
Date: Saturday, February 1, 2025
Time: 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Mosaic Templars Cultural Center, Little Rock, AR
Step Afrika! | Conway
Step Afrika! is the first professional company dedicated to the tradition of stepping. Step Afrika! blends percussive dance styles practiced by historically African American fraternities and sororities, traditional African dances and an array of contemporary dance and art forms into a cohesive, compelling artistic experience. Performances are much more than dance shows; they integrate songs, storytelling, humor and audience participation. The blend of technique, agility, and pure energy makes each performance unique and leaves the audience with their hearts pounding. They will be performing at Reynolds Performance Hall in Conway this February.
Date: Feb. 4-5
More Information/Tickets: Click Here
Beast Feast | Conway
Beast Feast is the annual Sportsman Banquet hosted by the Second Baptist Men’s Ministry in Conway, Arkansas. It is held each winter and is open to men and boys of all ages and is a night filled with games, entertainment, prizes, live music, great food, and great speakers. This year’s speaker is Billy Molls. Having lived more than eight years of his life in a tent in the wilderness, Molls has documented his adventures through his award-winning Modern Day Mountain Man video series. Hunters and even non-hunters are sure to enjoy Billy’s riveting tales of airplane wrecks, grizzly encounters and be inspired by his life-changing experiences in The Last Frontier.
Date: Feb. 4-5
More Information/Tickets: Click Here
Send it South Bike and Music Festival | NWA
Send it South is a bike and music festival in NWA that will have group rides, musical performances and exclusive trailside music pop-ups. Whether you’re brand new to the experience of riding mountain bikes in NWA or a seasoned veteran rider, you will be amazed at this experience with the world-class bike trails, the Momentary’s state-of-the-art performance spaces and many more surprises. It will be a great ride!
Date: Feb. 7-9
More Information: Click Here
Frost Fest | Fayetteville
Grab tickets to Frost Fest in Fayetteville for a celebration of craft beer, community and the beauty of winter in the Ozarks. As Arkansas’ premier beer festival, Frost Fest offers the opportunity to sample craft beers from across the region while enjoying live music, art, vendors, food trucks and much more.
Venue: 1946 N. Birch Ave, Fayetteville
Date: Feb. 3
More Information: Click Here
Garden Bros Nuclear Circus | Little Rock
The Garden Bros Circus will be in Little Rock for just a few days and will have over 60 performers. If you get to the circus early, you can meet the stars of the show.
Venue: Arkansas State Fair Grounds
Date: Feb. 6-9
More Information/Tickets: Click Here
Unexplained Arkansas The Podcast Live Show | Searcy
The popular Unexplained Arkansas podcast will record a live show in front of an audience. Unexplained Arkansas is a true crime, paranormal, cryptid, legend and anything unexplained in, connected with or around Arkansas. Their episodes are rich in researching the history, background and nuance of the story and perhaps a bit quirky. Grab your tickets and be a part of the audience at the live recorded show.
Date: Feb. 8
More Information: Click Here
Monster Jam | Little Rock
Experience Monster Jam live and become a fan for life. With awesome trucks, amazing stunts and action-packed excitement, it’s the definition of fun for everyone! You’ll be close to the action watching the world’s best drivers tear up the dirt and show off crazy skills and all-out racing in fierce head-to-head battles of speed and skill. Plus, you get to score the drivers in real time based on their skills, stunts and saves. See the world’s most popular trucks like Grave Digger®, El Toro Loco®, Sparkle Smash and more only at Monster Jam.
Date: Feb. 22
More Information/Tickets: Click Here
Murphy Arts District | El Dorado
The Murphy Arts District in El Dorado is dedicated to bringing culture to South Arkansas and is a hub for hosting great artists. There will be several great shows this February.Feb. 8: Brody McKinney
Feb. 21: Clara Rae & the Ramblers
Feb. 22: Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners
Feb. 28: Pat Green
Robinson Center | Little Rock
Don’t miss out on the exciting lineup of events happening at the Robinson Center this month! The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra (ASO), a beloved treasure for central Arkansas residents, will be gracing the stage with their mesmerizing performances. With a mission to enrich and inspire Arkansas through the enchanting power of music, the ASO consistently delivers diverse and captivating events throughout the year. Check out the February lineup!
Feb. 8-9: The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra (Broadway Rocks)
Feb. 14-16: Ballet Arkansas (Romeo & Juliet)
Feb. 18: Dirty Dancing in Concert
Feb. 22-23: Simone Porter Plays Philip Glass
For Tickets and More Information: Click Here
Pulaski Tech Culinary Classes | Little Rock
The University of Arkansas Pulaski Tech extends its wealth of knowledge to Arkansans through an array of hands-on classes catering to all. Among these offerings are non-credit culinary classes held at the college’s cutting-edge Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institute (CAHMI), welcoming the public year-round. This month, numerous classes await your selection. Don’t delay in registering! Hint: A couple of these classes would make for an exceptional and distinctive Valentine’s date.
Feb. 6: Decorating Valentine’s Cookies
Feb. 13: Truffles & Mint Meltaways
Feb. 13: Pasta from Scratch: for couples, friends and All!
Feb. 19: Asian Cuisine, Sizzling Hot Pot
Feb. 26: Asian Cuisine, Unforgettable Noodles
Feb. 27: Cinnamon Rolls and Mardi Gras King Cake!
More Information and Tickets: Click Here
Walton Arts Center | Fayetteville
The Walton Arts Center stands as a premier entertainment destination for Arkansans. In February 2025, a diverse array of events awaits you. Secure your tickets and indulge in the entertainment!
Feb. 2 : Kattam and his Tam-Tams
Feb. 8: Tacarra Williams
Feb. 11: Sonia De Los Santos
Feb. 13: Galentine’s Day Jewelry Workshop
Feb. 15: Billy Stritch & Gabrielle Stravelli
Feb. 16: Jupiter Rising
Feb. 18: The Simon & Garfunkel Story
Feb. 21-23: The Book Of Mormon Musical
More Information and Tickets: Click Here
High School Post-Season Basketball Regional Tournament
February is the month for the regional basketball tournaments to see which teams will get the opportunity to play in the State Tournament for classifications 4A and under. Check out the
Arkansas Activities Association website for the tournament locations and brackets. Make plans to attend some games near you and witness the thrilling showdowns between high school athletes vying for a spot in the State Tournament. Keep an eye out for updates on the tournament brackets later this month. You can find those on the Arkansas Activities Association website.
Regional Tournaments, Feb. 26-28 For 1A-4A Classifications
State Tournaments, Mar. 4-8 For All Classifications
State Finals, March 13-15 Hot Springs Convention Center
Razorback and Lady Razorback Basketball
The Razorback basketball season is winding down for the men’s and women’s teams, and both are putting on some great shows in their contests. There are only a handful of home games left for this season. Below is a list of February home games.
Men’s Basketball Home Games
Feb. 8 vs. Alabama
Feb. 12 vs. LSU
Feb. 22 vs. Missouri
Feb. 26 vs. Texas
Lady Razorbacks Home Games
Feb. 3 vs. Florida
Feb. 6 vs. Mississippi State
Feb. 9 vs. Georgia
Feb. 13 vs. Ole Miss
Feb. 23 vs. Oklahoma
Feb. 27 vs. Missouri
More Information:
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
Other Arkansas Colleges with NCAA Division 1 Basketball Teams:
University of Central Arkansas
Arkansas State University
University of Arkansas Little Rock
University of Arkansas Pine Bluff
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