Longtime local folk duo Still on the Hill will perform on May 1 at the Walton Arts Center

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The Walton Arts Center will wrap up its series of intimate atrium shows in April and May.

Venue officials announced the final round of performances, which include live music, comedy and poetry readings.

Performances start at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Sunday performances will feature classical music. Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time. Reserved tables will be held until five minutes before curtain time, then released for walk-up patrons. Patrons should enter through the Dickson Street doors.

Artists will perform for 75-90 minutes with no intermission. Beer, wine, soft drinks and packaged snacks will be available for cashless purchase prior to and during the performance.

The use of masks and social distancing will remain in place at Walton Arts Center performances through at least the end of May to protect our staff, patrons and performers as the vaccine rollout continues.

The shows are free to attend, but reservations are encouraged. Socially distanced tables for parties of up to six can be reserved by calling 479-433-5600 or visiting waltonartscenter.org.

The final lineup includes:

Friday, April 9 – Troy Farnam Quartet
Sunday, April 11 – SoNA Voices: Latin Tones with Duo Capriccioso
Thursday, April 15 – HogTown Hot Club
Friday, April 16 – Mike Sumler Project
Sunday, April 18 – SoNA Voices: Who We Are featuring Lia Uribe
Thursday, April 22 – North South East West: A Sampler of Music from India
Sunday, April 25 – SoNA Voices: All Alone featuring Eman Chalshotori
Thursday, April 29 – Comedy in the Atrium
Saturday, May 1 – Still on the Hill Words on Birds
Sunday, May 2 – A Classical Afternoon with flutist Lydia Roth and pianist Kristy Olefsky
Thursday, May 13 – An Evening of Poetry with the Ozark Poets and Writers Collective
Friday, May 14 – The Crumbs