The Momentary announces three new solo exhibitions for 2021
It’s a new year, and that means opportunities to check out some new art at the Momentary contemporary art space in Bentonville.
It’s a new year, and that means opportunities to check out some new art at the Momentary contemporary art space in Bentonville.
An award winning play that has been called “a cultural phenomenon” is opening (virtually) in Fayetteville this week.
The work of a local artist is now on display along Frisco Trail at the site of the Cultural Arts Corridor work zone in south Fayetteville.
George’s Majestic Lounge has commissioned local artist Brandon Bullette to create a new public art piece on the side of their building.
Bundle up and get ready to hit the trails, Fayetteville. The annual Frozen Toes 5K and 15K trail runs are coming up.
As we reflect on the year that was in 2020 and try to think of something nice to say about it, we find ourselves mostly at a loss for words.
Local high school students at The New School in Fayetteville recently posted a music video performance online featuring a Grammy-nominated educator.
With musical direction by Tracy Stark and direction by Lennie Watts, the solo cabaret show written by Shuford and Watts tells the tale of one prince’s trek from the faraway kingdom of Texas to a castle in The East Village.
Walton Arts Center officials today announced the holiday-themed pop-up bar Holidaze will be closed through Dec. 19 due to positive COVID-19 tests by staff.
During the event, Experience Fayetteville is partnering with TheatreSquared to show two streaming performances of “A Christmas Carol” back-to-back beginning at 6 p.m.
After some time in New Orleans, Shoulders is back in Fayetteville. He’s got a new solo record on the way, and a new record label.
Live music and events happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of Dec. 11-13, 2020.
TheatreSquared today announced its new adaptation of the Dickens classic “A Christmas Carol” will be available as a stream-at-home show this holiday season.
The University of Arkansas Department of Music and KUAF have teamed up for a new music podcast.
The Fayetteville Visitors Bureau announced plans for another pop up patio lounge on Block Avenue tonight (Wednesday, Dec. 9.)
A local organization dedicated to quality of life issues in NWA is divvying out funds to help local arts organizations survive the pandemic.
The three-year pilot program began in 2018, and has now awarded a total of $342,000 to 60 artists.
The Symphony of Northwest Arkansas (SoNA) this week announced several virtual holiday performances, including a new collaboration with Ballet Arkansas.
TheatreSquared’s production of Russian Troll Farm was recognized on New York Times list of the Best Theatre of 2020.
The concert includes the Claudia Burson Quartet, Holiday on the Beach and Lighthouse Saxophone Quartet.
At the beginning of the year, locals White Mansion released their debut record and were on the verge of big things.
Walton Arts Center this week announced plans to host shows next month, with roots artist Paul Thorn coming to the venue on Dec. 3, and jazz act the Emmet Cohen Trio set to perform on Dec. 5.
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