An important part of every person's education is to have activities outside of the classroom. We attend many types
of cultural enrichment activities, and we will post pictures as they become available.
Fall 2004 - We attended a dinner theater viewing of a play entitled "The Nerd" by Larry Shue at Center on the Square in Searcy.
Fall 2005 - We went to the courthouse in Searcy to attend a reinactment of the court scene from the book "To
Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee.
Click here to further explore him and his book.
Click here to further explore the film adaptation.
Fall 2005 - "LUMA: Theater of Light"
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Fall 2006 - "The Three Little Pigs" presented by USA Ballet
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Spring 2007 - We attended ASU-Beebe's Shakespeare Festival and watched "The Comedy of Errors." Click HERE to read more about the play.
Spring 2007 - The Spencers: Theatre of Illusion
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Musical Events
Fall 2004
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Fall 2005 - We attended a performance of Mozart's opera "Cosi Fan Tutte" by Capitol City Opera Company.
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Fall 2007 - Harlem Gospel Choir
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Multicultural Arts
Spring 2005
Golden Dragon Chinese Acrobats
Fall 2006 - ASU-Beebe welcomed the Fast Horses, a Minnesota-based Lakota performing family, for an evening of poetry,
humor, storytelling, costumes, song, and dance. Visit Reuben Fast Horse's website by clicking the picture below:
Spring 2007 - "Ain't I A Woman!" presented by The Core Ensemble celebrating the life and times of four African-American
women. Click HERE to visit their website.
College and Educational Tours
Arkansas Tech University
Arkansas State University
University of Central Arkansas
Spring 2007 - Tour of the Clinton Presidential Library
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Contact us for additional information and dates about activities we are planning.
Arkansas State University-Beebe
Upward Bound
Upward Bound is a 100% federally funded high school
program receiving $379,496 annually. Upward Bound does not discriminate on the basis of color, race, sex, handicap,
or national origin.
