Friday	Downtown Paris	Mt. Magazine Visitor Center Mt. Magazine Lodge	Mt. Magazine Pavilion	Walks/Hikes on Mt. Magazine
7:30 a.m.		Butterfly Photography With factors such as temperature and light, morning is typically the best time to photograph butterflies and wildflowers. Meet in front of the Visitor Center to learn some practical photography tips from Don Simons, Arkansas Butterflies and Moth photographer. (2 hours)
10:00 a.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardners will lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. (30 minutes) 75 Reasons to Love Butterflies and Moths Butterflies enrich our lives in several ways. This is the 75th anniversary of Arkansas State Parks! This program celebrates the park's Lepidoptera, looking at full-color reasons to love these creatures. (30 minutes) An Arkansas Butterflies and Moths book signing will follow.
10:30 a.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardners will lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. (30 minutes)
11:00 a.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardners will lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. (30 minutes) Phase Two Before it can become an adult, each butterfly and moth must be a caterpillar. Some are good, some bad, and each with its own unique, sometimes bizarre story. Because there are thousands of caterpillars, only a few can be covered in this program in the Vistor Center A/V room. (30-45 minutes)
11:30 a.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardners will lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. (30 minutes)
1:00 p.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardners will lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. (30 minutes)		"Nature Station Rotation" Walk Pollinators in their natural habitat are the focus of 4 stations, or "stops." Meet at the Will Apple's Road trailhead near the visitor Center, where volunteers will escort visitors to a station. Each station lasts approximately 10-15 minutes, all 4 within an hour. (1 hour)
1:30 p.m.		Garden Tour Our future flies on the wings of pollinators! Petal-pushing Master Gardners will lead garden tours of pollinator joy and larval dreams. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. (30 minutes)
2:00 p.m.	Gary Rhinehart	"Who Wants to Be A Bugologist?": 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 A/V room.  (30 minutes) **designed for upper elementary kids and up		"Nature Station Rotation" Walk Pollinators in their natural habitat are the focus of 4 stations, or "stops." Meet at the Will Apple's Road trailhead near the visitor Center, where volunteers will escort visitors to a station. Each station lasts approximately 10-15 minutes, all 4 within an hour. (1 hour)
2:30 p.m.		75 Reasons to Love Butterflies and Moths Butterflies enrich our lives in several ways. This is the 75th anniversary of Arkansas State Parks! This program celebrates the park's Lepidoptera, looking at full-color reasons to love these creatures. (30 minutes) An Arkansas Butterflies and Moths book signing will follow.	Butterfly Bingo How much do you know about Arkansas Mount Magazine butterflies and moths? Play butterfly bingo in the pavilion with a park interpreter. (30 minutes)
3:00 p.m.		Diana, Butterfly Goddess Learn more about the Diana Fritillary, its relatives, and dive into its gene pool in the Visitor Center A/V room. (30 minutes) An Arkansas Butterflies and Moths book signing will follow.
3:15 p.m.	Ashlin Forbes
3:30 p.m.			Bug Games Learn about Mount Magazine butterflies, moths, and habitat for other insects as you play butterfly bingo, Insect Old Maid, and Habitat Tumbling Tower with park interpreters in the pavilion. (45 minutes)
4:00 p.m.	Jennifer Ford  (30 minutes)
5:00 p.m.	Victoria Yutterman  (45 minutes)
6:00 p.m.	Ben Robertson (Elvis  (1 hour)
7:00 p.m.		Monarchs and Their Islands in the Sky Mystery and complexity surrounds the monarchs' spectacular migration to Mexico each year. Learn more about this butterfly's amazing life history in the Diana banquet room in the Lodge. (45 minutes)
7:30 p.m.	Richard Rauch & Route 4  (90 minutes)
Saturday
8:00 a.m.				Bird Walk Enjoy cool morning temperatures, focus those binoculars, and meet in front of the Visitor Center to search for morning songsters such as vireos, buntings, and warblers. Easy (1 hour)
9:00 a.m.	Parade
9:45 a.m.	Opening Ceremonies Invocation by Rev. Charles Mathes Flag Ceremony: Boy Scouts National Anthem: Marsha Edwards Chamber of Commerce Announcer Assemblyman: John Paul Wells
10:00 a.m.	Baton's R Us Dance Routine			Garden Tours From Giant to Purple Coneflowers, from Mountain Mint to Wood Mint, you'll find something to love about the Visitor Center Garden. Master Gardeners will lead garden tours every 30 minutes until 12:00 noon. Meet on the Visitor Center back patio. "Nature Station Rotation" Walks Perching, patrolling butterflies using host and nectar plants are highlights of four stations. Volunteers will lead small groups to nature stations manned by the Forest Service and park interpreters every 15 minutes. Meet at the Will Apple's Road trailhead near the visitor Center. (2 hours)
10:30 a.m.	J.Dior and Company Dance Routine		Bug Games How much do you know about Mount Magazine butterflies and moths? What happens if you take a piece out of the Habitat Tumbling Tower? Play butterfly bingo and other games in the tent beside the pavilion. (30 minutes)
11:00 a.m.	Courtney Barnhill Music	"Who Wants To Be A Bugologist?" How many legs does an insect have? What is Arkansas's state insect? How do insects fit into out culture? Test your insect IQ during this quiz game for prizes in the Visitor Center A/V Room. (30 minutes)
11:30 a.m.			"Egg-stra-ordinary" Butterflies Children can learn about butterfly survival from a park interpreter in the tent beside the pavilion. (20 minutes)
12:00 a.m.	Sidetract Band
1:00 p.m.	Antioch Road Band	Mount Magazine Butterflies Want to stare at sulphurs? Peer at painted ladies? Admire and Admiral? Meet in the Diana banquet room in the lodge for a closer look at the mountain's incredible butterfly diversity. (30 minutes) An Arkansas Butterflies and Moths book signing will follow.
1:30 p.m.			Bug Games How much do you know about Mount Magazine butterflies and moths? What happens if you take a piece out of the Habitat Tumbling Tower? Play butterfly bingo and other games in the tent beside the pavilion. (30 minutes)
2:00 p.m.	Kenny Maness Family Variety	Diana, Butterfly Goddess Learn more about the Diana Fritillary, relatives, and dive into its gene pool in the Diana banquet room. (30 minutes)		"Nature Station Rotation" Walks Perching, patrolling butterflies using host and nectar plants are highlights of four stations. Volunteers will lead small groups to nature stations manned by the Forest Service and park interpreters every 15 minutes. Meet at the Will Apple's Road trailhead near the visitor Center. (2 hours)
2:30 p.m.	Gloria Leivsay Music
3:00 p.m.	Antioch Road Band	Without Borders The monarch butterfly, truly without borders, captures our attention each year with its spectacular migration. Enjoy a program about monarchs on Mount Magazine in the Diana banquet room in the lodge. (30 minutes) The Bug Jar Raffle Winner will be announced following this program! An Arkansas Butterflies and Moths book signing will follow.
4:00 p.m.	Stingy Ridge Hillbilly Band
5:00 p.m.	Butterfly Pageant
7:00 p.m.		Toucan Jam in concert "Changes, we can make 'em, if we choose to. It's up to me and you." The chorus from one of Toucan Jam's popular songs is a perfect culmination to the festival. Join us in the Diana banquet room of the lodge for an energetic concert complete with puppetry and instruments from around the world. Though designed mainly for children, adults will enjoy the music, too! (1 1/2 to 2 hours)