06/10/2026
The Little River County Historical Society invites the community to attend the Third Annual Two Rivers Museum Fundraiser, "A Night at the Museum," on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Two Rivers Museum, located at 5 East Main Street in Ashdown.
The event is designed as a come-and-go evening celebrating the history and heritage of Little River County while raising funds to support the museum and its mission of preserving local history for future generations.
Guests will enjoy a selection of delicious hors d'oeuvres prepared by Special Moments Catering and will have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction featuring a variety of items donated by local businesses and supporters. Museum exhibits will be open throughout the evening, allowing visitors to explore the stories and artifacts that tell the history of Little River County.
A special part of the evening will be the recognition of individuals and organizations whose contributions, support, and dedication have helped the museum grow and thrive over the years. Their commitment has played an important role in preserving the area's rich heritage.
In addition, a special community member will share stories and reflections on the history of Ashdown, providing guests with a unique look at the people and events that have shaped the community.
Sponsorship opportunities are currently available for businesses and individuals wishing to support the event. Sponsorship levels include Platinum ($2,000), Gold ($1,500), Silver ($1,000), and Bronze ($250), with varying benefits that include event tickets, recognition at the event, publicity acknowledgements, and company logos displayed on the sponsorship board.
Individual tickets for A Night at the Museum are $30 each and will be available soon. Organizers encourage the public to watch for additional information regarding ticket sales and sponsorship opportunities.
"This event is not only a fundraiser, but also an opportunity to celebrate the people and history that make Little River County special," organizers said. "We hope residents and friends of the museum will join us for an evening of fellowship, memories, and appreciation for our shared heritage."
Proceeds from the event will benefit the continued operation of the Two Rivers Museum and support future exhibits, educational programs, and preservation efforts.
