Friday	Downtown Paris	Mt. Magazine Visitor Center Mt. Magazine Lodge	Mt. Magazine Pavilion	Walks/Hikes on Mt. Magazine
7:00 a.m. to Noon	Craft and Food Vendor Set-up – Downtown on the Square.
9:00 a.m.		Master Gardener Plant Sale near pavilion		Benefield Hike: Butterflies and wildflowers thriving in both sunny and shady habitats may be encountered on the Benefield trail system, such as shade-loving satyrs. These trails offer some of the most fantastic views in the park. Meet a park interpreter at the Benefield Picnic Area for this 1 1/2 mile hike. (90 minutes)
10:00 a.m.		Adding Color to Landscape: Join Janet Carson to learn how to add color to your home landscape. Meet in the visitor center classroom. (45 minutes)	Bug Bonanza in the Pavilion: 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Featuring live insects, spiders, scorpions Make and take crafts: Rubber stamp bugs and handprint butterflies.	Will Apple’s Road Discover the park at your own pace on this special 1/4 mile spur trail. Pollinators in their natural habitat, nectar and host plants are the focus of 12 stations, or "stops". Each station is numbered, and corresponds to interpretation in a special brochure, which will be available during the festival from the Mt. Magazine Action Group volunteer table. The trail begins at the Will Apple’s trailhead near the visitor center and ends in the visitor center parking lot close to the trailhead. Please stay on the trail for your own safety and to decrease impact. Depending on your pace and wildlife activity, allow at least one hour to complete this trail.
11:00 a.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Join Petal-pushing Master Gardeners for a 30-minute tour of the visitor center garden, blooming with coneflowers, hyssop, black-eyed Susan, and more. Meet at the garden in front of the visitor center. (30 minutes) Where to Look for Butterflies: Swallowtails and satyrs hang out in different places. Is that a caterpillar or a bird dropping? Be better prepared to explore the park on your own after this program with Lori Spencer, author of the award-winning field guide, Arkansas Butterflies and Moths. Meet in the visitor center classroom. (30 minutes)
11:30 a.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Join Petal-pushing Master Gardeners for a 30-minute tour of the visitor center garden, blooming with coneflowers, hyssop, black-eyed Susan, and more. Meet at the garden in front of the visitor center. (30 minutes) Bizarre Story: Because there are thousands of caterpillars, only a few can be covered in this program in the Visitor Center A/V room. (30-35 minutes)	Caterpillar Bingo: Every Butterfly and moth must first be a caterpillar. How well do you know them? If your pieces form a "C", "t", or "O", you win a special prize in addition to your first "BINGO". (30 minutes)
Noon	Art Show, Quilt Show, Photo Contest Open – FNB Community Center 23 West Main Street Arts & Crafts and Food Vendors booths open KID ZONE opens on FNB parking lot 25 East Main Street.
1:00 p.m.		Pollinator, P.I. Attention Butterfly Explorers! Pollination, (flower Power) affects all of us! Sometimes the perfect pollinator for a flower isn’t easy to determine. Pollinator P.I. finds pollinators for plants. Meet her in the visitor center classroom to discover how pollination works and which of the park’s pollinators is perfect for a few special flowers! (30-45 minutes) Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Join Petal-pushing Master Gardeners for a 30-minute tour of the visitor center garden, blooming with coneflowers, hyssop, black-eyed Susan, and more. Meet at the garden in front of the visitor center. (30 minutes)
2:00 p.m.	Will Davidson (vocals/guitar)	"Who Wants to Be A Bugologist?": Attention Butterfly Explorers! How many legs does an insect have? What is Arkansas's state insect? How do insects fit into our culture? Test your insect IQ during this quiz game for prizes in the Visitor Center classroom (30 minutes)
2:30 p.m.	1st Baptist Church Group (Christian Rock)	Diana, Butterfly Goddess From obscurity to state butterfly to license plate, the Diana has come a long way. Learn more about the Diana Fritillary, its relatives, and dive into its gene pool in the Visitor Center classroom. (30 minutes)	Caterpillar Bingo: Every Butterfly and moth must first be a caterpillar. How well do you know them? If your pieces form a "C", "t", or "O", you win a special prize in addition to your first "BINGO". (30 minutes)
3:00 p.m.	Gloria Lievsay (vocals)		Bug Games Learn all about insects as you play insect old maid, habitat tumbling tower, and other games with park interpreters in the pavilion. (45 minutes)
3:15 p.m.	Cortney Barnhill & Cole Rice (vocals Duo)
3:30 p.m.		Be a Good Host: Adding caterpillar host plants is just one way you can help butterflies. Discover several different types of host plants during this presentation in the visitor center classroom with Lori Spencer and Janet Carson. Afterward, visit the Master Gardener’s plant sale; they likely have what you want! (30-45 minutes)
4:00 p.m.	Susan & Shayia Hoffman (vocals Duo)
4:15 p.m.	Ali White (vocals)
4:30 p.m.	Ashlin Forbis (vocals)
4:45 p.m.	Isabella Udouj (baton)
5:00 p.m.	Mascot Contest
5:30 p.m.	Barnhill Studios (dance groups)
6:00 p.m.	Shannon & Ronnie Worst (duo)
7:00 p.m.		The Amazing Honeybee: Honeybees are responsible for pollinating much of the food we eat and for honey production. Join beekeeper and entomologist Don Steinkraus (University of Arkansas) for a presentation on honeybees and the issue s involved in their recent decline. Meet in the banquet hall in the lodge. (45 minutes)
7:30 p.m.	Route 4 Band (6 piece band)
Saturday
6:30 a.m.			Moth Mayhem We don't keep the same hours as most moths, but perhaps we can catch a glimpse of some before they take off for the day. Many are beautiful and it's a shame to miss them. Join Lori Spencer, author of Arkansas Butterflies and Moths, at the pavilion for this search. (30-45 minutes)
8:00 a.m.				Morning Hike Enjoy spectacular scenery, wildflowers, and bird song with a park interpreter. Meet at the Benefield Picnic Area to greet the morning. Moderate, 1 mile (90 minutes)
9:00 a.m.	Parade Begins from Cloyes Gear Parking lot, travels down Highway 22 East to 5th street Art Show, Quilt Show, Photo Contest Open - FNB Community Center 23 West Main Street Arts & Crafts and Food Vendors Booths open		Bug Bonanza Bug Bonanza Opens in pavilion. 9am-3:30 p.m.	Will Apple’s Road Discover the park at your own pace on this special 1/4 mile spur trail. Pollinators in their natural habitat, nectar and host plants are the focus of 12 stations, or "stops". Each station is numbered, and corresponds to interpretation in a special brochure, which will be available during the festival from the Mt. Magazine Action Group volunteer table. The trail begins at the Will Apple’s trailhead near the visitor center and ends in the visitor center parking lot close to the trailhead. Please stay on the trail for your own safety and to decrease impact. Depending on your pace and wildlife activity, allow at least one hour to complete this trail.
9:45 a.m.	Opening Ceremonies on the Square Stage National Anthem: Marsha Edwards
10:00 a.m.		Garden Tours A "perennial" favorite! Petal-pushing Master Gardeners will again lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet at the garden in front of the Visitor Center.	Master Gardener Plant Sale near pavilion
10:30 a.m.	Damon Beauchamp (singer/guitar)	Garden Tours A "perennial" favorite! Petal-pushing Master Gardeners will again lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet at the garden in front of the Visitor Center.
11:00 a.m.	Christin Campman (vocals)	Garden Tours A "perennial" favorite! Petal-pushing Master Gardeners will again lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet at the garden in front of the Visitor Center. Pollinator, P.I. Attention Butterfly Explorers! Pollination (flower power) affects all of us! Sometimes the perfect pollinator for a flower isn’t easy to determine. She needs your help. Meet her in the visitor’s center classroom to discover how pollination works and which of the park’s pollinators is perfect for a few special flowers!  (30-45 minutes)
11:30 a.m.	Larry Bean Magic	Garden Tours A "perennial" favorite! Petal-pushing Master Gardeners will again lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet at the garden in front of the Visitor Center.	Pollinator Bingo Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Play this new bingo game and learn about the bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, etc. that improve our quality of life with a park interpreter in the tent beside the pavilion. If your pieces form a "P", "O", or "t" you win a special prize in addition to your first "BINGO" (30-45 minutes)
12:30 p.m.	Ricky Kalesh (vocals)
12:45 p.m.	Jennifer Ford (vocals)
1:00 p.m.		Adding Color to the Landscape: Join Janet Carson to learn how to add color to your home landscape and have your tough gardening questions answered. Meet in the lodge banquet hall. (45 minutes)
1:30 p.m.	Studio 22 Showcase
2:00 p.m.	Jim Rogers & Stingy Ridge Hillbilly Band	Garden Tours: Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardeners again lead garden tours. Meet in front of the visitor’s center Diana, Butterfly Goddess Learn more about the Diana Fritillary, relatives, and dive into its gene pool which is a little deeper this year. Meet in the lodge banquet hall. (30 minutes)	Pollinator Bingo Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Play this new bingo game and learn about the bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, etc. that improve our quality of life with a park interpreter in the tent beside the pavilion. If your pieces form a "P", "O", or "t" you win a special prize in addition to your first "BINGO" (30-45 minutes)
2:30 p.m.		Garden Tours: Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardeners again lead garden tours. Meet in front of the visitor’s center
3:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.	Featured Artist Kyla Horton (singer/songwriter)	LIVE Folk Concert: An Ozark Journey for Kids! For the first time ever, the bug bonanza ends with a special kid’s concert in the lodge banquet hall. Enjoy a new show featuring Still on the Hill’s unique instruments and special songs written about people all over the Ozarks. Kids and parents alike will love this show’s high energy, fun music, and opportunity to create special state park memories.  (1 hour)	Bug Bonanza Closes
4:00 p.m.			Bug Jar Raffle Closes winner announced at beginning of evening concert by Still on the Hill
5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.	Miss Butterfly Pageant First National Bank Community Center
7:00 p.m.		LIVE Folk Concert Featuring "Still on the Hill": A closing concert is a Butterfly Festival tradition. Join these longtime friends of the park for a live celebration of Arkansas in song, including a special song written about Chalmers Ferguson, a real Mt. Magazine settler. Don’t miss this energetic, toe-tappin’ concert. Meet in the lodge banquet hall. (1 1/2 hours)