Economics Arkansas, Johnny Cash Boyhood Home, and Southern Tenant Farmers Museum have partnered to offer a fabulous day of professional development on June 14. The links below will take you to the registration page (JCBH 9AM-12PM, STFM 1PM-4PM). Each participant will receive a $25 Walmart eGift card from Economics AR!!! Contact ptoombs@astate.edu for additional information.
The first of our FREE summer concerts will be held on June 25. Talented singer and songwriter Erin Enderlin will be performing on the porch of the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home! Erin was one of our incredible performers at the 2021 Johnny Cash Virtual Heritage Festival. She remains a go-to writer for stars and
The second of our FREE summer concerts will be held on July 16. Blind Mississippi Morris will bring some blues to the Cash House! Morris, blind since the age of 4, is the embodiment of the Delta bluesman. Rated one of the ten best harmonica players in the world by Bluzharp Magazine, Morris has taken
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Join the livestream broadcast from Little Rock Central High on Monday, October 24 at 12:45 PM to hear from two specialists on Daisy Bates and her sculpture. The program will include Dr. Charles King, president of the Daisy Bates House Museum Foundation, and Benjamin Victor, the sculptor of Daisy Bates. This is part one of
We will host a special event entitled Back Home with Joanne Cash Yates on Saturday, November 5 at 1:00 PM. This event will feature a free performance by Joanne Cash Yates in celebration of her role in the restoration of the Cash family home in Dyess, as well as the dedication of a new plaque
In recognition of Johnny Cash's birthday on February 26, Historic Dyess Colony: Johnny Cash Boyhood Home will be giving free tours all day on Saturday, February 25.
This incredible event includes one-on-one and group sessions with Artist Erin Enderlin! Enderlin's catalog includes Alan Jackson’s “Monday Morning Church,” Lee Ann Womack’s “Last Call,” Luke Bryan’s “You Don’t Know Jack,” and a host of other songs for Randy Travis, Joey+Rory, Reba, Terri Clark, Whisperin’ Bill Anderson, and more. Registration is due before March 1
A new bicycle tour linking Arkansas State University’s Heritage Sites will begin as a part of the Arkansas Roots Music Festival on Saturday, April 1. The Arkansas Roots Ride will begin and end at the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home, and invites bicycle riders to experience the wide-open Delta spaces between the Dyess Colony and the