The museum in Bentonville has announced a series of new temporary exhibits that begin later this year and an amended schedule for many of the temporary exhibits announced this time last year.
Here’s a bit of good news, and some much needed good news at that.
It’s quite the onstage wonder. The costuming is nothing short of amazing, and the adaptability of the set pieces, along with a seamless directorial style, make it all the more like an animated dream.
TheatreSquared has announced a new slate of shows that includes the world premiere of a theatrical version of Designing Women, written by the original series’ writer.
The sequel exhibition features the works of 61 artists from around the country, working across all media and styles.
It’s frantic, and it’s thrilling theater. It’s also quite funny, and sometimes shockingly off-kilter.
A pair of musical events in the coming weeks will celebrate the twins’ long musical careers.
Once on This Island is onstage at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville through Feb. 16.
It is staged on a beautiful and smartly designed boxing ring, and there’s a surprising set reveal for the sixth round that’s worth letting you discover for yourself.
This is a best attempt at a best-of list. I hope something here that moves you, too.
In advance of Tuesday’s show, Keen answered questions about the tour and what Christmas means to him.
Courtney Barnett, FM Belfast, Kristin Worrall, Alison Krauss, Old Crow Medicine Show, and others were announced today as performers coming to the Momentary in 2020.
The holidays are chaos. Be grateful for yours, however it works for you.
Christmas has come to Fayetteville. Whether you’re ready for it or not, it has arrived – and will be around for a while.
It’s breathtakingly funny, and a dose of pure theater escapism.
It’s a must-visit vacation destination if you love Jimmy Buffett or have a 30A sticker on your car window.
There’s a depth of reality at work that really pushes Native Gardens. For a show that is nominally about a garden, it was a far from peaceful affair.
Saturday marked the first official event for The Momentary
Both bands were well-oiled machines.
Roots music comes in many forms, but it’s familiar and comforting. Just like the Fayetteville Roots Festival, now 10 years into its run.
The food elements of the festival have been made into an event rivaling the mainstage music, and no one can be excused for choosing one over the other.
The threads between The Band and the Friday musical guests, and by proxy Fayetteville, are weaved together tightly.
