Plantation Agriculture Museum

09/07/2026

While we remain open today, we want you to have a wonderful Labor Day, remembering all of those in the labor movement that gave their lives to ensure fairness in labor practices!

09/06/2026

Did you know at Scott Station Restaurant you can get free ( non alcohol) drinks by shopping at the Scott Shoppes and bring in your receipt to show your server!!!!!!

Free drinks

09/06/2026

🎃💜 A little less noise. A whole lot of FUN!

Join us for Sensory Falloween—a welcoming, sensory-friendly celebration where everyone can enjoy Halloween their way. 🧡

🍬 Fun • Friends • Fall memories
📅 October 26 | 5:30–7:30 PM
📍 Joey’s, Sherwood

Come as you are. Have fun your way. Everyone belongs. 💚

Table sponsors-The “fee” is three large bags of candy and a $10 gift certificate for the parent/guardian drawing.

Message Brooke Thode or Tonya Bell with questions.

08/28/2026

08/20/2026

We are really excited to announce our next fundraiser, in conjunction with Port City Blues Society and RJ's Sports Grill Pine Bluff Arkansas
Port City Blues Players and Billy Jeter Music look forward to entertaining you. Doors open at 7, the lowdown delta roots and blues start at 8. The door is free but we really need some jingle in our cup to keeps this train rolling so bring a credit card that isn’t maxed out. We also will have a few auction items available. See you on a cool September evening in Pine Bluff

08/20/2026

We are in the final stretch for the big day in Wabbaseka City Saturday September 5th Labor Day weekend Heritage and Scatterfest. And the marker presentation for Sylvia Burton. Our entertainment will be gospel, blues and roots music. What we are looking for today is names of other musicians or musical groups, regardless of genre that has at one time called Wabbaseka home. We know of gospel great Lemmie Battles, blues man Coot Hunley Campbell and the Arledge Brothers Band. Can you help us with more? I remember hearing the past Mayor Reverend George Barnes singing the lowdown blues on a stage ( or trailer) underneath the unemployment tree at one of the first Scatterfest. Please help us honor all the past on September 5th. Billy Jeter

08/18/2026

The Plantation Agriculture Museum hosts its 34th Annual Antique Tractor and Engine Show on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

08/13/2026

The Plantation Agriculture Museum State Park’s 34th annual Antique Tractor and Engine Show is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free.

The museum grounds invite owners of antique tractors, small engines or farm trucks to display their machinery.

During the event, owners and operators of antique tractors and small engines will be on-site to share the story of these machines and their role in Arkansas’ rich agricultural history. The event will also feature lawn games, food trucks, and other family-friendly activities. The antique tractors will parade in the park at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Visitors can view the park’s collection of antique tractors, a 1919 Munger cotton gin and press, a restored seed warehouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and artifacts related to the history of agriculture in Arkansas. Preregistration is not required, and there’s no fee to exhibit. The tractor show will also include vendors, family-friendly activities, historic demonstrations and opening of the museum’s fall exhibit on pecan growing in Arkansas..

For more information, contact the park at 501-961-1409 or [email protected].
https://www.arkansas.com/state-parks/experiences/park-events/34th-annual-antique-tractor-and-engine-show

From Sept. 4-13, Plantation Agriculture Museum will also be collecting glass recycling at the museum as part of the Great Arkansas Cleanup. Glass bottles, jars and containers are welcome. Information on how to recycle glass in central Arkansas throughout the year will also be available. Light bulbs, broken glass, plate glass and glass containers with lids that cannot be removed cannot be accepted at this event.

06/25/2026