Friday, March 31

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There’s a big bike race happening in town this weekend. The Joe Martin Stage Race began on Thursday, and will run with various events throughout the weekend. We put together a guide on how to watch it. Check it out.

TheatreSquared’s new show Intimate Apparel enters its second week with a handful of shows scheduled throughout the weekend at Nadine Baum Studios. Here’s the schedule.

Local storytelling troupe That’s What She Said will be back in action a few times this weekend. On Friday night, they’ll perform a show titled The Body: Gross Out Stories at Stage 18. Sounds pretty hilarious.

Music-wise, a cappella band Naturally 7 will perform as part of the annual Voice Jam festival at Walton Arts Center.

Also in tunes, bluegrass outfit Split Lip Rayfield is back in town for a show at George’s. They’ll be celebrating the release of their new album as well. Here’s ticket info.

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Saturday, April 1

Fayetteville Farmers’ Market

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It’s baaaaaack! The Fayetteville Farmers’ Market returns to the Fayetteville Square on Saturday for the first time of the season. Everyone’s gonna be down there.

The second annual Inverse Performance Arts Festival will take place in Fayetteville on Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at the UA Art & Design District. Later on, it’ll move on to Feast Gallery at around 7 p.m.

How about a crawfish festival? Ales & Tails is happening at the Washington County Fairgrounds from 2-7 p.m. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Lib Horn Animal Shelter and the Humane Society.

Also on Saturday, a cappella groups from around the country will compete in the main event of Walton Arts Center’s Voice Jam Festival.

There’s a ton more below. I mean, a ton. Click around down there for more.

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Sunday, April 2

San Francisco based Americana band TV Mike & The Scarecrows are in town for a show at Maxine’s on Sunday night. Locals Youth Pastor will join the on the bill, and it’s a free show.

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