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  • Graphic illustration with text reading "Little Historians: Corn and Harvesting" featuring two cartoon children in sun hats and overalls standing in a field of grain while holding ears of corn.

    Little Historians: Corn and Harvesting

    Shiloh Museum of Ozark History 118 W Johnson Ave, Springdale, AR, United States

    Bring your little ones for a fun, hands-on morning at the museum! Our Pre-K Little Historians program will introduce young learners to Native American culture and corn harvesting. 📚✨ Together, we’ll: Read an engaging storybook Get an up-close look at artifacts from our education collection Move and stretch Practice grinding corn by hand! Perfect for ages 3–5. See you there! Little Historians is a monthly program tailored for preschool-aged children and their caregivers to explore history through play, stories, and hands-on discovery.

    Free

  • Drawing of a train on the rails with fall foliage and a tree over it with falling leaves. Text over the image reads: “Tales on the Rails, November 1, 2026, Member Event!”

    Members Event: Tales on the Rails

    Springdale Depot 305 E Emma Ave, Springdale, AR, United States

    All aboard, Shiloh members and guests! Join us for an amazing train ride through the Ozarks during peak fall foliage on Sunday, November 1 with Tales on the Rails!! We'll take the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad for a trip to Winslow and back for fantastic views of the Ozarks not typically seen from the highway. While mingling with fellow museum members, Shiloh Historian Rachel Whitaker will talk about the historic landmarks and railroad history along the way and will present a program about Winslow’s “petticoat government.” Prizes will also be given! The train will depart from the Springdale Depot at 2 p.m. and is expected to return around 5:30 pm. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Tickets are $65 each for Shiloh Museum members and $90 each for non-members. Not a member? it’s never too late to become one! For details, click here. To register for Tales on the Rails, fill out the form below: Fill out my LGL Form!

  • Graphic featuring a ground covered with leaves and trees over it with leaves falling over a rake propped against a wooden barrel. Text reads, “Volunteer Opportunity! Fall Grounds Cleanup, Saturday, November 7, 1:30-5-30 PM.”

    Fall Grounds Cleanup

    Shiloh Museum of Ozark History 118 W Johnson Ave, Springdale, AR, United States

    Join us for a day of service at the Shiloh Museum from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, November 7! We’re seeking volunteers to assist the groundskeeper with raking, weeding, and cleanup of the Shiloh Museum grounds and gardens. Our campus is filled with native flowers, shrubs, and trees that offer food and shelter for pollinators, produce for education programs, and historical gardening education. Volunteers aged 13 and older are welcome! This opportunity is great for students and people needing service hours without weekday availability. To register, click here.

    Free
  • Promotional web banner for the 7th Annual Native American Days, taking place Nov 18-19, 2026. The text is centered inside a beige diamond frame, set against a background of intricate geometric textile patterns in shades of maroon, coral, yellow, and sage green.

    7th Annual Native American Days

    Featured 7th Annual Native American Days
    Virtual

    In recognition of National Native American Heritage Month, the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History is partnering with the Arkansas Archeological Survey and over twenty guest presenters for the 7th annual Native American Days education event. This two-day, all-virtual event offers a variety of live, interactive sessions celebrating the rich history, culture, and traditions of Native Americans in Arkansas. Program highlights include historical presentations, cultural discussions, and live craft demonstrations led by indigenous artisans. Pre-registration is required to receive access links to the live virtual sessions. For details, click here.

    Free

  • Photo of a log cabin with a graphic featuring snow with the words “Homeschool Days, Winter in the Ozarks, December 2” above it.

    Homeschool Days: Winter in the Ozarks

    Shiloh Museum of Ozark History 118 W Johnson Ave, Springdale, AR, United States

    The Shiloh Museum would like to reach out to individual and small groups of homeschooling families to provide days during the year for you to participate in our free, educational programs, even if you do not belong to a larger group. This program is intended for grades K-4th, but all are welcome. In this field trip, students learn how people experienced winter in the Ozarks through the eras before modern times. They can stay warm inside the museum’s 1854 log cabin and see a Dutch oven cooking demonstration. Students also explore museum collections, such as our 19th-century magic lantern projector and hand-painted slides depicting winter scenes of the past. Finally, they take a “journey” through time in the museum’s exhibit hall. Registration is required. For groups larger than 10, please consider signing up for a field trip on our School Programs page. Fill out the form below to register for Homeschool Days: Winter in the Ozarks.

    Free