CALS Blogs

Today is election day! For information on your polling location, please visit the Arkansas Secretary of State website here.

November gets off to an exciting start with our annual Day of the Dead/Día de Muertos celebration on Friday, November 1. Join us at Library Square and the Ron Robinson Theater alley from 5:30-8:30PM for a parade,

September 22 through 29, book lovers buzzed around downtown Little Rock, meeting authors, hearing behind-the-scenes stories, and scooping up copies of books; during all this, there were many moments of connection,

October is bringing the books and the booooo’s. With so many free activities to choose from, you’ll find yourself returning to CALS again and again this month.

1. Finish off Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15-October 15) with an art project with local artist,

Before you get out to rock the vote, you have to be registered to vote! Many CALS branches are voting locations, so hopefully you already think of us when you think of your civic duties,

September has the most letters out of all the months, and it just happens to have the most events out of the year.

“For every American dream, there is a corresponding nightmare…”

We recently caught up with two of the authors who will be at the CALS Six Bridges Book Festival at the end of next month.

The fall brings so many fun things, but here at CALS, we’re buzzing about the upcoming Six Bridges Book Festival. This year we have a trio of workshops, including two cookbook authors and one about gardening.