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| Social Events and Activities |
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| FTA 2006 Golf Tournament |
This year's event will be held Sunday morning, June 4th at the Mountain Springs Golf Course, Greystone Country Club in Cabot, Arkansas. Featured on the Natural State Golf Trail, this course is only a 25-30 minute drive from the hotel and transportation will be provided. An early-bird breakfast will be provided, as well as lunch, where the prizes for superior performance will be awarded. For registration information, click here. Golf registration and payment must be received by May 19th. After this date, please send an email to elizabeth.collins@rev.state.ar to check on golf registration. |
| Opening Reception |
On Sunday evening, conference attendees and their guests will be treated to an opening reception at the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Center. The reception will begin at 6:00 p.m. During the reception, the library will be open for conference attendees, so enjoy this evening and set aside time to completely tour this great library with your conference colleagues. |
| Guest Tours |
On Monday, spouses and guests of conference attendees have the opportunity to visit the beautiful Garvan Woodland Gardens and Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. Breakfast and transportation is provided. On Tuesday, enjoy self guided tours of Little Rocks' many historic features and fine museums; many shops and museums are within a short walking distance from the Little Rock Peabody Hotel. See more on what Little Rock and Arkansas have to offer. |
| Closing Banquet |
The Closing Banquet will be held Tuesday evening. Musical entertainment will be provided by Trout Fishing in America. Together, Keith Grimwood on bass and Ezra Idlet on guitar are Trout Fishing in America. The two-time Grammy nominated duo will display their superb musical abilities in a high energy, fun filled concert. Their music is a mix of folk/pop influenced by reggae, blues, jazz, and classical music. |
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