To prepare for the busy day ahead, we made our way to Nexus Coffee to enjoy much-needed caffeine and pastries before heading to our first stop of the day: The Clinton School of Public Service. When you are planning for graduate school, touring a capitol, and hiking a 1,000 pinnacle, planning ahead is a must. It was a great way to spend five days during the break, and another fantastic reason to go to Sam Houston State University.Īuthor mikeyawn Posted on JanuFormat Aside Categories Civic Engagement, Civil Rights, Food, Fun, Law, Politics, Travel Tags Brave New Restaurant, Center for Law Engagement And Politics, Clinton School of Public Service, Hot Springs National Park, LEAP Ambassadors, LEAP Center, Little Rock AR, Little Rock Central High, Pinnacle Mountain Hike, SHSU, Wicked Leave a comment on Arkansas Wrap-Up Arkansas Travelers: Little Rock, Day 4įor our final full-day in Little Rock, we had planned diverse activities, all of which we hoped would be rewarding in their own way. In this manner, we were able to learn many new things, have fun, and pursue career and educational opportunities, while visiting a new location (none of the students had been to Little Rock, and one of the students had never been to a state other than Texas). We engaged in diverse activities, relating to politics, public service, food, culture, history, civil rights, art, and nature/environment. Hyde is not far behind.In many respects, this was the quintessential LEAP trip. Henry Jekyll is the host and he shares with our guests his bizarre exploits and his fascinating collection of oddities. Jekyll & Hyde welcomes brave souls to experience a total entertainment package that combines great food, fun and drinks in a unique theatre experience.

Each floor has a theme of its own which in turn are related to the concept of a haunted 1930's English Explorer's Club. It includes a cast of full-time characters and sophisticated interactive special effects. To book your event please email the special events department entertainment is quite extravagant. We only ask that groups be a minimum of 10 guests. Jekyll & Hyde is extremely interested in booking your event. Within our floors of horror, science fiction and adventure, our guests can eat and drink among the unusual and the bizarre! A restaurant and social club for eccentric explorers and mad scientists. And naturally, there is a carnival of 52 American beers, spanning the alphabet from Anchor to Yuengling Porter, one of the finest collections of brews available in any one hostelry anywhere in the world. The best beers of Germany, France, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, the Caribbean, Australia and the Far East have been hunted down. From Britain comes the rare Thomas Hardy's Ale, Old Peculiar, Mackesons and fifteen other bottled brews. The variety of bottled beers beggars description. Weather permitting, try one outside at the Sidewalk Café. All are served in traditional English Yards and Half-Yards. Scotland is represented by McEwan's and Ireland by Harp, Murphy's and the incomparable Guinness.Īmerican draught beers include Anchor Steam, Rolling Rock, Samuel Adams and Lord Chesterfield and there are draught beers from Australia, Holland, Germany, Canzada and Czechoslovakia. Draughts from England include Bass, Double Diamond, John Courage, Newcastle Brown and Watneys. Yet, the brews to be explored on the monstrous menu, will impress the most travelled of beer lovers.

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