In case you were hanging out in a cave all last week and didn’t hear the news, the possibility of Snoop Dogg coming to town went from partly shizzle to fo’ shizzle in a matter of hours.

Students can reserve one free ticket per student ID starting today at 9 a.m. Tickets for the general public go on sale Wednesday (Oct. 13) morning at 9 a.m.

Also on the ticket front, you can reserve your Walton Arts Center seats for the Randy Newman show now if you’d like. Prices start at $32 and go all the way up to $65. The first two rows are already sold out so get to buyin’ if you want a seat in January.

Today

Today is not nearly as jam packed as last Monday, but there are some things to do if you don’t have a DVR date with a Don Draper.

At 7 p.m., the Fayetteville Public Library hosts a free premiere of the documentary “Temple of Peace” in the library’s Walker Community Room. (trailer embedded below)

The documentary tells the story of Fadil Bayyari, a Palestinian-American Muslim from Springdale, who reaches out to the local Jewish community to help build a synagogue.

Bayyari worked with synagogue members, including construction manager Jeremy Hess, to bridge gaps between the two religions and bring their communities together.

There’s more tonight, too. Keep reading.

The list

Trinity United Methodist: MOPS Fayetteville Meeting

Pesto Cafe: Darren Ray

JJ’s Grill n Chill: Tim Meitzen

West End: Jovan Arellano

UA Vol Walker Hall: ‘Awareness’ – Marwan Al-Sayed lecture

Fayetteville Public Library: “Temple of Peace” Documentary Film Premiere

Walton Arts Center: University Symphony Orchestra

Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall: Guest artists, Tuba and Piano recital

Drifters: Mushroomhead / Final Trigger / Stygian / Koheleth / Burnt By Design

Public meetings

Visitors Bureau: Planning Agenda Session and Tour – 2:00 p.m.

City Hall, Room 219: Planning Commission – 5:30 p.m.

City Hall, Room 111: Animal Services Advisory Board – 6:30 p.m.