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This issues of the chronicle first emailed on April 1, 2020.

Rescheduled: Spring Tour Events Due to concerns about the Covid-19 pandemic, the QQA 56th Tour of Homes is rescheduled for later in the year.

Thanks to all the members who attended our Members Only Reception on January 23 at the historic Redding House.  Thanks in particular to Chief Justice Dan Kemp and Susan Kemp for opening their beautiful home.   The QQA had a very ...

Plan to Attend Join the QQA for our annual members only reception at the historic Redding House. Memberships are available at the door. You can buy or renew your membership for as little as $35.00. You can purchase memberships here.Food, wine, and beer ...

The QQA Chronicle from November covers the winners of Awards of Merit given at the annual QQA Preservation Awards.  You can read about the awards here. 

Preservation Conversations 2020 Preservation Conversation 2020 continues the QQA's focus on practical knowledge about maintenance and upkeep of historic buildings, as well as some local history. Next year's line up is almost finalized, so members should look for a brochure ...

Join the QQA for these FREE and open to the public lectures every second Thursday of the month.

Join us for our yearly Membership Meeting and presentation of the Greater Little Rock Preservation Awards.

“Specters, Spirits, and Stories: A Haunted History Tour,” slated for October, is a new adults-only event hosted by the QQA which features a bus ride to some of the most important historic (and haunted) sites in Little Rock.     Two ...

Betty Gaedtke of the Quapaw Nation talked about her revival of traditional Mississippian pottery at our August 8th Preservation Conversation. If you missed it, you can see it on Youtube! Below is Betty's artist statement about her work:    "My ...