Local music promoter Roger Barrett has several ‘On The Map’ shows coming up this fall, including Ought, Russian Circles, Guerilla Toss, Molly Burch, Sun June, The Body, and Broncho.

The Alan Jackson concert scheduled for this weekend at the AMP has been postponed due to a death in Jackson’s family.

The show will feature small works by Fenix artists that examine “muses and other sources of impact,” according to a press release issued about the exhibit.

Tinkerfest, the one-day celebration of “creativity, curiosity, and hands-on learing” is set Saturday, Oct. 6.

The new contemporary art museum and performance venue planned at the site of the former Kraft Foods factory in Downtown Bentonville is on track to open in 2020, officials said at a press event held Thursday in Bentonville.

The Frank Stanford Literary Festival will feature readings, workshops, panel discussions, conversations, and other festivities “in honor of Stanford’s creative work and of the artistic community he championed.”

Six local professionals will give short presentations on their work at an event planned in downtown Fayetteville this weekend.

The fall event is set for Saturday, Sept. 22 when riders will make their way from Bentonville to Fayetteville on the Razorback Greenway.

During the event, attendees will help to document as many living species as possible during the 12 hour period.

Comedians Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, Dave Foley, and Joel Murray star in the new traveling show called “Whose Live Anyway”, and they’ll perform at the Walton Arts Center at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 24.