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Newton County Library
HC 31 Box 8 Jasper, AR 72641
(870) 446-2983
newtonark@yahoo.com
Monday - Friday Hours: 9:30am-5:30pm
Saturday: 10:00am-2:00pm
HC 31 Box 8 Jasper, AR 72641
(870) 446-2983
newtonark@yahoo.com
Monday - Friday Hours: 9:30am-5:30pm
Saturday: 10:00am-2:00pm
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
COMING IN JULY
Canary in the Coalmine July 10, 6pm
Mike Simpson, Park Ranger for the Buffalo National River is coming to the Newton County Library to give a presentation on climate change from a global perspective. He will be discussing what the park does to help with climate change, and what we can do as a global community.
Mike Simpson, Park Ranger for the Buffalo National River is coming to the Newton County Library to give a presentation on climate change from a global perspective. He will be discussing what the park does to help with climate change, and what we can do as a global community.
Opportunities for Amateurs to Work with Professionals to Preserve the Past
July 17, 6pm
The Newton County Library will proudly host Marilyn Knapp, member of the Arkansas Archeological Society, July 17th at 6:00pm. She will discuss the Society and how its collaborative efforts with the professional archeologists of the Arkansas Archeological Survey teach the Society’s members the proper methods to discover, record, and learn about archeological sites, and give the members of the Society the opportunity to be a part of preserving Arkansas’ past for the future!
July 17, 6pm
The Newton County Library will proudly host Marilyn Knapp, member of the Arkansas Archeological Society, July 17th at 6:00pm. She will discuss the Society and how its collaborative efforts with the professional archeologists of the Arkansas Archeological Survey teach the Society’s members the proper methods to discover, record, and learn about archeological sites, and give the members of the Society the opportunity to be a part of preserving Arkansas’ past for the future!
Prehistoric Survival Skills
July 25, 6pm
Ray Wiggs, Retired Arkansas Game & Fish Regional Wildlife Supervisor in 11 county regions of Northwest Arkansas, will be giving a program on the primitive skills and tools used in prehistoric times indigenous to our area. Come out and learn all about prehistoric survival!
July 25, 6pm
Ray Wiggs, Retired Arkansas Game & Fish Regional Wildlife Supervisor in 11 county regions of Northwest Arkansas, will be giving a program on the primitive skills and tools used in prehistoric times indigenous to our area. Come out and learn all about prehistoric survival!
