Weekend Flyer: Goose, The Cate Brothers, Bootleg Royale, Mt. Comfort, and more
You guys look like you could use a weekend. No offense.
Posted by: Dustin Bartholomew
Case update: Arkansas confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases increase by 1,106
Of those, 883 are considered confirmed cases from PCR testing in the state, and 223 are considered probable after detection by antigen tests.
Fayetteville schools offering free meals to all students through Dec. 31
Fayetteville Public Schools is offering meals are free for FPS students, their siblings, and other children in the community until December 31, 2020.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Sept. 15, 2020
Prohibiting landlords from charging late fees during the pandemic, leasing or selling city land behind George’s Majestic Lounge, and more.
Slow Streets free ice cream social set for Sunday
It has been a challenging year for many, but do you know what is not challenging at all? Free ice cream. That’s what.
Fayetteville Public Library to close Sept. 28 for final expansion renovations
The library will close for final renovations this weekend before unveiling their new $49 million expansion project.
Weekly deals & more: Sept. 14-20, 2020
Sales, specials, deals, discounts, news and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Weekend Flyer: Jackopierce, Kaia Kater, Putt for Paws, The Mixtapes, and more
Live music and more happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of Sept. 11-13. 2020.
Fayetteville Public Schools to require temperature checks beginning Monday
Fayetteville Public Schools will require temperature screenings for all students and staff before entering any school facility beginning on Monday, Sept. 14.
Case update: Arkansas confirmed coronavirus cases increase by 398, probable cases increase by 70
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 398 Thursday, bringing the total number to 66,804 since the pandemic began.
Clinton House Museum reopens Sept. 10
After a few months being closed due to the pandemic, Fayetteville’s Clinton House Museum will reopen to the public today.
Wood Stone to reopen uptown location Sept. 15
After several months of bad news, here’s a bit of good news for pizza fans. Wood Stone is set to reopen one of their Fayetteville locations.
Free COVID-19 testing event set for Sept. 10 in Fayetteville
The Arkansas Department of Health will host a free COVID-19 testing event in Fayetteville today (Thursday, Sept. 10).
Case update: Confirmed Arkansas coronavirus cases increase by 385, additional 114 probable cases
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state of Arkansas increased by 385 Wednesday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the state to 66,406 since the pandemic began.
Crystal Bridges announces new acquisition of painting by Los Angeles artist
Crystal Bridges has added a new piece to its permanent collection.
‘Greening of the Garden’ gala set for Oct. 1 at Botanical Garden of the Ozarks
This year’s event will include dinner and drinks to enjoy in the garden, or take home, along with live music by Bill Dollar & Loose Change.
Kaia Kater to perform at Roots HQ Saturday
Kaia Kater is set to perform an outdoor show next to the Roots HQ at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Walmart AMP to launch happy hour live music series
Venue officials last week announced the series of performances, set to kick off on Friday, Sept. 11 with regional act, The Mixtapes.
Weekly deals & more: Sept. 8-13, 2020
Sales, specials, deals, discounts, news, and more from the local businesses that keep the Flyer flying.
Weekend Flyer: The Odds, Boom Kinetic, Arkansauce, Fiddler and Her Friends, and more
Live music and events happening in Fayetteville this weekend.
Walton Arts, Walmart AMP launch Saturday Cinema series
WAC officials this week announced plans for a new Saturday Cinema series this month.
The Momentary announces new virtual experience ‘The Journey’ beginning Sept. 29
Officials this week announced that illusionist, mentalist, and performance artist Scott Silven will bring a new virtual experience titled ‘The Journey’ to the contemporary art space Sept. 29-Oct. 18, 2020.
