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BOOMERS ROCK TOP GOLF
A Boomers Rock members event brings an upbeat evening to Topgolf Little Rock with target-hitting games, scoring, and friendly competition supported by live leaderboard tracking. Comfortable, climate controlled bays with fans and TVs keep the play going, and clubs are provided for anyone who does not bring their own, so all experience levels can take part. Admission is $38 per person with gratuity included and covers play plus charcuterie style snacks with hummus, crudité, meats, crackers, and veggies, along with a dessert trio of injectable donuts, lemon bars, and double chocolate chip cookies, as well as water, tea, and soft drinks. Additional food and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Capacity is limited, a waitlist will be available if it fills up, and more bays may be added. Attendance is limited to Boomers Rock members.
Pedal Party
An inclusive Monday night group ride in Little Rock brings cyclists together for a relaxed social roll between two local favorites. It begins at Southern Tail Brewing with time for snacks and drinks, then heads to Rock City Yacht Club for food, drinks, and live music by Patty and the Cakes, before returning to the starting point. Information about bike rentals is available for those without a bike, and non riders can take part in the gatherings at both venues.
Southern Tail BrewingSilent Book Club- Little Rock: April
Paper Hearts Bookstore hosts a Silent Book Club gathering at Pettaway Coffee. Bring a book you are currently reading and spend about 45 minutes reading in quiet, followed by roughly 15 minutes to discuss what you are reading and what you plan to read next. Participation in the discussion is optional. Coffee will be available to purchase, and arriving a little early is encouraged so orders can be placed before reading begins.
Pettaway CoffeeEchoes of Antiquity
Presented by the choirs of UA Little Rock, this spring 2026 concert at the Cathedral of St. Andrew features music from the Renaissance alongside contemporary choral works shaped by early music traditions. The program highlights the connection between past and present, showing how historic styles continue to influence today’s choral sound.
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