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  • Promotional graphic for "Homeschool Days: Log Cabins and Covered Wagons" scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday, September 29. Registration is required. The background features a wooden log cabin and a canvas-covered wagon in an autumn forest setting with a wooden sign reading "Pine Ridge Homestead."

    Homeschool Days: Log Cabins and Covered Wagons

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    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. During this field trip students take a “journey” to 1830s – 1850s Arkansas and learn about life in the Arkansas Ozarks. They experience Ozark homesteads by visiting the museum’s 1854 log home, exploring the Settlers of the 1800s exhibit, and learning about the hands-on chores of the time period. PLEASE NOTE: Groups of 10 or less preferred for this event. If you have a group larger than 10, please schedule a field trip through our online calendar by clicking here and scrolling down the page to the expandable "Scheduling a Field Trip" module. Register 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

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    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