Weekend Flyer: NWA Pride, Artosphere, WCWA wrestling and more
Live music, community events and other entertainment options for Friday, June 14 through Sunday, June 16, 2019.
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MOVIE BUFF-ET: ‘Late Night’ plows familiar ground with Kaling, Thompson
If, like me, you were hoping “Late Night” would be a comedy smash that would brighten up what has been a pretty dull summer at the movies, you might be a little disappointed with the film.
Diamond Hogs representing Razorback pride at CWS
At this point in the process, there are no flukes. Every team is worthy, and every team deserves respect.
Reminder: NWA Pride Parade, festival set for June 14-16, 2019
The full schedule and event map for this weekend’s NWA Pride Parade and Festival.
Here are the street projects planned for Phase 1 of the 2019 bond issue
Fayetteville voters are one step closer to seeing some of the infrastructure improvements associated with the April 9 bond election.
Things to do in Omaha (from someone who lives there)
A list of restaurants, bars, and things to do in Omaha, Nebraska from resident Erin Sorensen of HailVarsity.com.
Here’s a list of Arkansas-based podcasts to help get you through the summer
Here’s a list of some of the more active and well known podcasts we found that are created in, or about (or both) the state of Arkansas.
Dive-in movies return to Wilson Park with ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ June 14
Fayetteville Parks and Recreation recently announced the schedule for this year’s series, which includes a showing of “Into the Spider-Verse” this Friday, June 14.
Gulley Park Concert Series continues June 13 with soul artist Devon Gilfillian
The 23rd annual Gulley Park Summer Concert Series continues Thursday, June 13 with a performance by Nashville-based soul artist Devon Gilfillian.
Charity pinball tournament set for Wednesday
The Spark Foundation has partnered with the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation for a charity pinball tournament tonight (Wednesday, June 12) at Pinpoint in Fayetteville.
Symphony cellist to perform free family concert at Fayetteville Public Library
Children and families are invited to attend a free concert featuring a guest musician from the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas.
FLYER Q&A: Fayetteville’s White Mansion ready to do big things
The band’s thick and lived-in sound is instantly gripping, and nuanced enough to require further listening.
‘Art, Jazz & Wine’ event to raise funds for NWA Books for Kids June 13
An art auction and jazz event this week will help raise funds for an organization that purchases books for children and encourages families to read together in Northwest Arkansas.
AD – Giveaway: Win VIP tickets to see The Dip on Thursday, June 13 at JBGB
Enter to win two VIP passes and a parking pass to see The Dip on Thursday, July 13 at JBGB.
Razorbacks bust Rebels, earn second consecutive trip to CWS
The victory was a great one for this retooled Razorback team, who returned just eight of 27 roster players from last year’s CWS runner-up squad.
Weekly deals & more: June 10-16, 2019
Sales, specials, deals, and discounts from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Finalists announced for Artosphere photography competition, public voting now open
Public voting is now open for the contest’s Community Choice Award.
Fayetteville-based Prison Story Project to embark on four-state tour
The Fayetteville-based Prison Story Project will take its staged reading of stories by Arkansas death row inmates on the road this month for a tour across four states.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 10-14
Fayetteville Public Library Board of Trustees, Planning Commission, Walton Arts Center Council, and more.
Weekend Flyer: Cate Brothers, Diamond Hogs Super Regional, Jamie Lou & The Hullabaloo and more
Live music, community events, and more happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of June 7-9, 2019.
Mural coming to Rolling Thunder trail at Gregory Park in Fayetteville
Local artist Jason Jones will begin work on more public art in Fayetteville this summer.
MOVIE BUFF-ET: ‘Dark Phoenix’ fizzles, while ‘Rocketman’ hits right notes with depressing story of addiction
Super heroes rule the cineplex. For good or ill, it’s a fact.
