Good morning, Little Rock.

Community members gathered in England at William F.

Bill Foster Memorial Park on Saturday, July 11 to unveil a marker honoring blues pioneer Larry 'Totsie' Davis — the tribute recognizes his deep impact on Arkansas blues heritage.

Four Arkansas teenagers will have their artwork on display in the Capitol’s Cannon Tunnel for the next year as part of the annual Congressional High School Art Competition (they won contests across four districts earlier this year).

Arkansas artist Kevin Fresse unveiled a bust of WWII legend Maurice 'Footsie' Britt at the Capitol this week.

Britt’s family from Lonoke visited Fresse’s studio and gave input during the creative process + recalled his athletic legacy, including his time with the Detroit Lions.

Wood-carving artist Danny Harris creates lifelike fish sculptures from tupelo wood using hand-painted acrylics and resin to craft his own realistic eyes.

He shares his detailed process on YouTube and has earned awards at the World Tax German Fish Carving Championship.

UAMS dietitian Alyssa Frisby shared a gut-healthy bean salad recipe at a kitchen demonstration that combined Arkansas-grown field peas, canned white beans, and fresh vegetables with a herbed buttermilk dressing for meal prep or summer barbecues (offering flexible tips like soaking red onion).

Women from across Central Arkansas are attending the She Evolves Perimenopause and Menopause Summit in Little Rock today to discuss perimenopause and menopause symptoms with local medical experts and community leaders sharing practical advice.

Peanut Butter, an 11-year-old orange tabby, is named Pet of the Week today by the Humane Society of Pulaski County.

The friendly cat—surrendered due to his owner's health issues—is now available for adoption and is known for sticking close to those he loves like peanut butter.

Arkansas baseball players are taking part in Day 1 of the MLB Draft in Philadelphia as live updates report key selections and moves.

Dequane Prevo (a 4-star prospect) pledged his commitment to Arkansas football on Nov.

24 and now joins fellow Bentonville receivers Blair Irvin and CJ Brown. The speedy athlete, recovering from knee surgery and formerly from Texas, brings fresh energy to the Razorbacks as he develops his game.

Summer Art Club: Create Your Own Amulet

2-3 p.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library — Registration required — Craft your own amulet using metal tooling techniques for charm and protection.

Terror Tuesday: Tremors Screening

7-9 p.m. — Ron Robinson Theater — Free parking available — Experience the cult classic 'Tremors' with laughs, thrills, and timeless storytelling.

The Comedy of Errors

7 p.m. — Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts — Ticket required — Experience a fast-paced, interactive production of Shakespeare’s classic filled with humor and live music.

Little Rock Photo Expo 2026

8 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Wyndham Riverfront Little Rock — $30 off with code USEDPHOTOPRO — Sell your pre-loved camera gear and explore innovations in photography at this engaging expo.

Shaun Jones Live Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Loony Bin Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Shaun Jones as he takes the stage.

Kids In The Kitchen: Dino Nugget Dioramas

10-11 a.m. — North Little Rock Public Library — Free entry — Kids get creative and culinary in this fun summer workshop featuring edible dino dioramas.

Lunch Bunch Book Club: The Anthropocene Reviewed

11 a.m. — North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library — Free entry — Discuss the intriguing insights of John Green's 'The Anthropocene Reviewed' while enjoying your lunch.

Some Guy Named Robb LIVE!

6-10 p.m. — Deer Creek Fire & Stone — Tickets available — Enjoy a live performance from Arkansas singer-songwriter Some Guy Named Robb.

Christmas In July Craft Market

9 AM — Faith United Methodist Church — Free entry — Shop early for unique gifts in a cool, festive atmosphere.

Norteño Sax Concert

12-10 p.m. — Tavern 65th — Tickets required — Enjoy a lively performance of Norteño Sax in the heart of Little Rock.