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Weekend To-do: Feb. 26-28

  • By Dustin Bartholomew · Friday, Feb 26, 2010 

With roller derby, rock, theater, art, basketball, baseball, brinner and a movie night, and a chili cook-off all happening in town, we’re only a demolition derby and a renaissance fair away from a perfect weekend in Fayetteville. Is there a demolition derby going down somewhere that I don’t know about?

It starts today at 3:05, as the Razorback baseball team returns to action at Baum Stadium for a three game series with Troy. The Hogs are 2-1 on the year after winning their first series last week against Ball State.

After that, get a Wakarusa preview at George’s for happy hour. The Last Waltz Ensemble, a tribute to Bob Dylan and The Band and also one of the bands on the Wakarusa lineup this year will be in the garden from 6-8:00 p.m.

TheatreSquared’s one-man mystery “Underneath the Lintel” opens Friday night at the Studio Theatre inside Nadine Baum Studio’s.

Also tonight, the UARK Bowl is showing The Breakfast Club, and serving breakfast for dinner starting at 6:30.

Chris Denny is back in town for a show at the Smoke and Barrel Friday night. If you’re not familiar, Denny just recorded a record with Partisan Records (Deer Tick), and spends his free time hanging out with the likes of Rick Ruben. In other words, he’s kind of a big deal.

On Saturday, there’s a chili cook-off at Pratt Place Barn benefiting Alzheimer’s Arkansas (and your tastebuds) at 12:30.

Also, the Razorback Basketball team takes on Vanderbilt at Bud Walton Arena at 12:30. No more donkey ball, please.

The Hobbit opens at the Walton Arts Center on Saturday, with shows at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Heard of it?

Saturday night, the Arkansas Killbillies (yea!) take on the Derby Dames (boo!) from Columbia, Missouri in Roller Derby action at the Starlight Skatium. Go Killbillies.

If you like rock, good luck making a decision Saturday night.

Apartment 5 is at Rogue with Ghost Dance from Springfield, Mo, and Mormon Nailer.

There’s an enormous show at George’s with American Aquarium, Monster Heart, Randall Shreve, Bobby Drivers, and Jason Paul & The New Wine.

The Smoke and Barrel concludes it’s “It Came From Little Rock” series of shows with with Frown Pow’r, The See and Andy Warr. Magic Hassle, unfortunately, had to cancel their performance, but Frown Pow’r, who weren’t able to make it Thursday night are filling in.

Also, the NWA Roller Derby after party is at Cheers tonight with Hosta.

There’s way more below. What are you guys doing this weekend?

Friday, Feb. 26
Jose’s: Leah & The Mojo Doctors
Ella’s: Lorrie Morris
George’s: Last Waltz Ensemble / Reckless Kelly / Joe Giles
Greenhouse Grille: Walter Savage
JJ’s Grill n Chill: Keith Nicholson
UA Old Main / Giffels Auditorium: Fayum Landscapes
Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall: Patrick Sallings Guitar Recital
UARK Bowl & Ballroom: Dinner and a Movie – The Breakfast Club
The Wine Cellar: Jovan Arellano
Nadine Baum Studios: TheatreSquared’s Underneath the Lintel
Teatro Scarpino: Fayetteville Jazz Collective
Boom Boom Room: Left of Center
Arsaga’s on Crossover: The Beau Weevilz
Smoke & Barrel Tavern: Chris Denny
Saturday, Feb. 27
Nadine Baum Studios: TheatreSquared’s Underneath the Lintel
Nightbird Books: Susan Culp Book Signing
Fayetteville Public Library: The World of Beads & Jewelry Design
Pratt Place Inn & Barn: Chilirhea Chili Cook-Off
Arts Live Theatre: The Wizard of Oz Auditions
Walton Arts Center: The Hobbit
Rogue: Apartment 5 / Mormon Nailer / Ghostdance
Ella’s: William Reyes
JJ’s Grill n Chill: TJ Scarlet
Starlight Skatium: NWA Roller Derby
Jose’s: John D. LeVan
Qdoba Mexican Grill: The Phosphenes
George’s: American Aquarium / Monster Heart / Randall Shreve / Bobby Drivers / Jason Paul & The New Wine
Walton Arts Center: Hiromi
Arsaga’s on Crossover: Pura Vida
Teatro Scarpino: Salsa Dancing
Smoke & Barrel Tavern: Frown Pow’r / The See / Andy Warr
Cheers: Hosta (Roller Derby After party)
Boom Boom Room: Indiana & The Byrds
Sunday, Feb. 28
Arts Live Theatre: The Wizard of Oz Auditions
Fayetteville Public Library: Public Transportation Forum
Nadine Baum Studios: TheatreSquared’s Underneath the Lintel
George’s: Wisebird
Greenhouse Grille: Raja
Pesto Cafe: Shannon Wurst
Smoke & Barrel Tavern: Black History Movie Night

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