Texarkana Museums System

If you are looking for some fun and get creative at the same time then you don't want to miss the Texarkana Museums System as they bring the Painting on the Lawn event this Saturday evening.

Have you ever been to a murder mystery dinner? This is a fun experience where not only will you get to solve a murder mystery inspired by Sherlock Homes you'll get to play a part in it.

We have some beautiful old restored homes in the downtown Texarkana area and a great way to see the inside of one of them is at the Murder Mystery Dinner this Saturday night at the historic J.P. Ahern House at 403 Laurel Street in Texarkana, Arkansas.

Football season in the South often evokes rivalry and the desire to best other teams on the field.  This rivalry isn’t always limited to on-field play.  On Saturday, October 12, the Texarkana Museums System will delve into the "rivalry" between Arkansas High School and the University of Arkansas regarding the coveted Razorback.

Today, July, 2, 2018, the Texarkana Museums System announced that it has joined Museums for All, a signature access program of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), administered by the Association of Children’s Museums (ACM), to encourage people of all backgrounds to visit museums regularly and build lifelong museum-going habits.

Texarkana Museums System and the Museum of Regional History will be hosting a presentation by Dr. John Tennison on the early music of the Texarkana Region on this Saturday, March 31. Music that includes Texarkana's own Scott Joplin of course.

Texarkana Museums System and the Museum of Regional History will be hosting a presentation by Dr. John Tennison on the early music of the Texarkana Region on Saturday, March 31. Music that includes Scott Joplin of course.

Here comes Peter Cottontail! I love the Easter season because everything is renewed, fresh, and revived. Not only does it represent the resurrection of Jesus Christ but in brings back a ton of memories for me as a child, Easter egg hunting.  Believe it or not, there is an Easter egg hunt going on in Texarkana this weekend you do not want to miss.

Find out how the women in Arkansas showed their strength, knowledge and independence during World War I this Saturday, Mach 25. The Texarkana Museums System celebrates Women’s History Month with a free lecture and book signing by author Elizabeth Hill.

It's Texarkana's biggest mystery. Who was the Phantom Killer? The Texarkana Museums System will dive into to this mystery and the two major suspects Saturday, January 14 from 1-4PM.

The Texarkana Museums System will present Moonlight & Movies on the Ace of Clubs lawn Friday at 7 p.m. The movie this week is Bonnie and Clyde and it is free to the public.

Pecan Point Gastropub & Brewery and the Texarkana Museums System are hosting a "Brand Our Brew" party to name a new beer created to benefit the museum system.