‘The Bleak and the Burgeoning’ art show now open at Walton Arts Center
The show features installation work by Amber Cowan, Maysey Craddock, Leonardo Drew, Lauren Fensterstock, and Judy Pfaff.
Section: Arts, Events & Life
Orchestra to perform in bars and restaurants near Dickson Street on Thursday
The Artosphere Festival Orchestra will go Off the Grid, leaving the concert hall to perform in several locations around the Dickson Street entertainment district
REMINDER: Homegrown Festival set for June 22-24 in Fayetteville
The free festival features three days of live music and outdoor sports events.
Former Fayettevillian ‘Welles’ to return to George’s Thursday
A former standout of the Fayetteville music scene has gone and got himself famous. Later this week, he’ll return to town for his first show since he moved away.
Where to watch fireworks in Northwest Arkansas in 2018
There’s no free municipal fireworks display in Fayetteville this year, but we found more than a dozen others around the region for locals to check out.
KUAF to celebrate longtime local music programs
Shades of Jazz and The Pickin’ Post have been on the air since 1980, five years before KUAF became a National Public Radio affiliate.
Volunteers needed, registration open for Natural State Criterium Series July 6-8
Volunteers are needed for the upcoming Natural State Criterium Series.
Walton Arts Center’s Trail Mix event set for Friday
One of the signature events of Walton Arts Center’s annual Artosphere festival is coming up this weekend.
Ben Miller Band to perform at Gulley Park Concert Series Thursday
Joplin-based folk/bluegrass/rock band, Ben Miller Band, who has been packing out George’s Majestic Lounge for years, is set to perform at this week’s Gulley Park Concert Series on Thursday, Jan. 14.
REVIEW: Ray LaMontagne opts for electricity at AMP show with Neko Case
LaMontagne’s change in dynamics is worth noting, depending on when you might have first heard his music. He’s doing what he wants.
Playwright Mary Kathryn Nagle brings the past into the present
Nagle was inspired to write Crossing Mnisose after hearing a lecture on Sacajawea, the Shoshone woman who provided indispensable help to the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
UA to host Juneteenth celebration June 16 at The Gardens
The event, organized by the University of Arkansas’ African American Resource Group and the Juneteenth Celebration Committee, is set for 3-7 p.m. on Saturday, June 16 at The Gardens on the University of Arkansas Campus.
NWA Pride parade, festival set for June 14-17
The event has expanded to include a full downtown festival on Saturday, June 16.
FLYER Q&A: Doug Deluca to play at Stage 18 on June 27
Hot Springs Arkansas’ own Doug Deluca is performing again after a long break from music.
Walton Arts Center opens Create-Your-Own subscription packages while announcing new acts, including Jay Leno
The Walton Arts Center has rolled out its next season subscription package, and in doing so, the Fayetteville-based arts organization has revealed several new shows coming to the area.
Fayetteville Roots Festival releases chef lineup for 2018 event
Some rockstars of the culinary world are also beginning to turn out for Fayetteville Roots Festival each fall.
Big Smith to reunite at George’s next month
One of Fayetteville’s favorite bands is coming back to town for a show next month.
Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker Band coming to the AMP
If you’ve always wanted to yell “Play some Skynyrd” at actual Skynyrd, you’ll get your chance this summer.
Local experts to lead walking tours of Fayetteville June 10 and 17
There are four ‘Jane’s Walk’ events coming up in Fayetteville, as part of Walton Arts Center’s Artosphere Festival over the next couple weeks.
Art in the Garden set for June 15 at Botanical Garden of the Ozarks
Botanical Garden of the Ozarks will help kick off the summer with their annual ‘Art in the Garden’ event next week.
June First Thursday includes street vaulting and all-day festivities
This month’s First Thursday Fayetteville festival will take over the downtown square for a full day.
Opera in the Ozarks to present children’s outreach performances of Cinderella
The series kicks off June 5 at 7 p.m. at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Fayetteville.
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