Colorado Americana rockers The Drunken Hearts find a flow with help from two Arkansans
The five-piece electrified Americana band features two musicians with deep ties to the Northwest Arkansas music scene.
Posted by: Kevin Kinder
REVIEW: Walton Arts Center’s offering of “The Sound of Music” brings us back to classic songs
The capacity crowd for Tuesday’s opening night performance at the WAC devoured it, and with good reason. There are some really wonderful moments.
Fenix continues rebirth with opening of new downtown arts space
Fenix Fayetteville this week will host the grand opening for their new space just off Center Street on the Fayetteville Square.
REVIEW: T2’s ‘Hound of the Baskervilles’ closes season with a roar
The show began Wednesday (April 25) at Nadine Baum Studios in Fayetteville and continues through May 27.
REVIEW: ‘Beautiful’ dives into the depths of Carole King’s songbook and personal story
What do you really know about who made your favorite album, and how difficult the process of creating art can be?
New sculptures and new featured exhibit spring up at Crystal Bridges
The new focused exhibit assembles floral works and nature scenes by artists both inside and outside of the museum’s permanent collection.
Tribute and benefit planned to remember the life of Joseph Israel
The tribute show will feature many of the bands revisiting songs that Israel wrote during his career.
‘Intersections’ series explores visual and performing art created by women in Northwest Arkansas
A monthlong celebration of art and performances by women returns to local galleries soon, this time with a new name and a new space.
REVIEW: TheatreSquared’s “Vietgone” takes an Arkansas story to new places
We need to embrace when local stories are globalized and told well in the process, and that’s something we can all celebrate in Vietgone.
TheatreSquared announces the shows that will serve as a final act before moving to new home
T2 moves into a purpose-built, multimillion dollar building next year, but not before one final season in its longtime home.
Fayetteville songwriter John Henry returns to solo project and releases new album
The new album will be celebrated with a release party March 22 at George’s Majestic Lounge.
Crystal Bridges seeks to connect diverse artists with reimagining of gallery spaces
Crystal Bridges just completed the first re-imagining of the permanent collection galleries since the opening of the museum in 2011.
Walton Arts Center serves up a helping of new and old in 2018-19 Broadway series
Cats returns to the Walton Arts Center for the first time since 1992.
Fayetteville songwriter Shannon Wurst provides a remedy with new album ‘Sugar and Kerosene’
Because of the size of the venue, purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged.
REVIEW: ‘An American in Paris’ presents a ballet show wrapped in a musical via production now at WAC
“Audience members watching the show’s Fayetteville debut went to a ballet, and a musical broke out.”
‘Soul of a Nation’ explores once overlooked works from the black power era
The stop in Bentonville is one of only two times the works will be displayed together in this country.
REVIEW: ‘The Humans’ an uncommon look at humanity’s common conditions
The Humans is a dense, slice-of-life look at the troubling realities of being human. It’s at times viciously funny, and at other times just plain vicious in the way the family members treat each other.
Youth jazz ensemble forming with hopes of keeping jazz fresh
NWA Jazz All Stars is part of the Walton Arts Center’s Jazz Education Initiative, which seeks to spread the gospel of the American art form.
Couple creating a camping oasis called Flamingo Springs on former farmland near Prairie Grove
Flamingo Springs Trailer Resort is part RV park, part camping destination and part boutique hotel.
The best albums of 2017 (that I listened to, anyway)
These are the albums that spoke to me. I hope you found some music to enjoy this year as well.
REVIEW: Onstage magic propels imaginative telling of Peter Pan backstory in “Finding Neverland”
Finding Neverland would like you to stop growing up for a few hours, and stop worrying about adulthood. Two hours of not worrying about life is the kind of magic I believe in, and the kind you should, too.
Crystal Bridges announces renovations, new works and temporary closures of two galleries
Crystal Bridges will close its Early American Art Galleries to redesign the space for the first time since opening in 2011.
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