ENTER NOW: Fayetteville Photo Challenge # 3
Tell us where in Fayetteville the attached photo was taken, and be entered to win a $50 gift card to the Flyer Sponsor of your choice plus a free Fayetteville Flyer t-shirt.
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CLOSED: Fayetteville Photo Challenge #2
Tell us where in Fayetteville the attached photo was taken, and be entered to win a $50 gift card to the Flyer Sponsor of your choice plus a free Fayetteville Flyer t-shirt.
Fayetteville Photo Challenge #1
Tell us where in Fayetteville the attached photo was taken, and be entered to win a $50 gift card to the Flyer Sponsor of your choice plus a free Fayetteville Flyer t-shirt.
Flyer book review: Joyland by Stephen King
King lets the murder mystery and ghost story drift to the periphery, and you realize that the book is a coming-of-age tale in which the real killer is time.
Flyer Guide: 2013 Block Street Block Party
A guide featuring live music, food vendors, beer gardens, and more scheduled during Block Street Block Party 2013.
Flyer book review: Pacific by Tom Drury
Drury’s Grouse County novels are naturalism verging on surreal, simultaneously heartbreaking and funny, and supremely true. His characters want to find themselves, and live in the world. Find this book.
UPDATED: Flyer Guide: Springfest, Foam Fest, and Artosphere Trail Mix Concert Tour, May 4 in downtown Fayetteville
Springfest, Foamfest, and Artosphere Trail Mix are all happening on Saturday, May 4 in downtown Fayetteville.
Flyer book review: NOS4A2
You never fall out of the author’s spell because you never stop believing that what you’re reading is real, a rare and exceptional feat for a horror/fantasy writer.
Flyer Profile: Farrah Field
This is the third in a series of interviews profiling authors and poets scheduled to appear at the Ozark Small Press Poetry Festival, set for April 26-27 at Nightbird Books in Fayetteville.
Flyer Profile: Anselm Berrigan
This is the second in a series of interviews profiling authors and poets scheduled to appear at The Burning Chair Readings’ Ozark Small Press Poetry Festival set for April 26-27 at Nightbird Books in Fayetteville.
Flyer Profile: Graham Foust
This is the first in a series of interviews profiling authors and poets scheduled to appear at The Burning Chair Readings’ Ozark Small Press Poetry Festival set for April 26-27 at Nightbird Books in Fayetteville.
Giveaway: Tickets to Fayetteville Foam Fest, May 4 on Dickson Street
We happen to have two pairs of tickets to give away to the event, which covers admission and gets you a tasting mug to sample the estimated 300 craft brews on hand that evening.
Giveaway: Anything Goes, April 9 at Walton Arts Center
The 2011 Tony Award-winning musical for Best Musical Revival and Best Choreography is coming to Walton Arts Center next month.
Giveaway: Zoogma, March 26 at George’s Majestic Lounge
Zoogma’s coming to George’s on March 26, and we’ve got four pairs of tickets to give away to the show. Win ‘em.
Giveaway: One Night of Queen, March 15 at Walton Arts Center
Ever wish you could see British rock band Queen just once? So that you could hear songs like “Bicycle” and “Fat Bottom Girls” and “Bohemian Rhapsody” live and in person, and sing along with them at the top of your lungs?
Flyer book review: The Next Time You See Me
This is a novel that you will read quickly, think about often, lend to friends, and want to read again.
Giveaway: TheatreSquared’s ‘Sons of the Prophet,’ March 3 at Nadine Baum Studios
Leave a comment telling us the name of the best show you’ve ever seen to this point in your life , and you’re entered.
Memphis the Musical: Hockadoo!
Courtesy photo “Memphis the Musical” is a jubilant romp into a dark, blues-filled period of American history. The first scene opens in a smoky, underground Beale Street club where blacks[...]
Giveaway: Potted Potter, Feb. 16 at Walton Arts Center
Enter to win tickets to Potted Potter, coming to Walton Arts Center Feb. 16-17.
The Pet Scoop: Crates are great
A dog’s natural instinct is to seek a den to sleep in. A crate, and I prefer the wire crates over the plastic ones, is his sleeping den if you train him right.
