Sunday, Aug. 25, 2019
Whether or not you’re planning to see the mainstage acts this year, there are always plenty of opportunities to check out some great music outside of the Fayetteville Town Center while the festival is in town.
The 2019 First Thursday Fayetteville season continues Thursday, Aug. 1 on the downtown square.
Last week, Fayetteville Roots Festival officials announced that they have added event veterans Darrell Scott and Bonnie Paine (of Elephant Revival) & Friends to take the place of Jeff Austin on the festival stage.
The folks behind Texas-based music festival JMBLYA just announced show at the Walmart AMP this fall.
The Walton Arts Center and the Walmart AMP together received Venue Excellence Awards during the Venue Industry Award luncheon last week in Chicago.
A longtime Fayetteville family of artists will be the feature of a new exhibit in August on the downtown square.
Third Eye Blind and Jimmy Eat World stopped at the Walmart AMP on Thursday, July 25.
Ticket sales for the Faulkner Performing Arts Center’s 2019-2020 season go on sale Friday, July 26.
Producer Johnny Remo plans to make three movies a year here over the next 10 years.
The finishing touches are currently being applied to the brand-new, purpose-built theater complex on the southeast corner of Spring Street and West Avenue in Fayetteville.
The fourth annual Beerology Festival celebrating beertails (cocktails made with local and regional craft beers) is happening July 20-21 at Nomad’s two locations in town.
Fayetteville Parks and Recreation will be showing “Mary Poppins Returns” this Friday, July 19 on a large, inflatable screen above the pool house at Wilson Park this weekend.
An excellent Fayetteville band will celebrate the release of a very good record this week.
The new contemporary art museum and performance venue planned at the site of the former Kraft Foods factory in Downtown Bentonville released its opening date, along with information on the first two exhibits planned at the new facility.
Arkansauce will play a free show tonight (July 16) as part of Botanical Garden of the Ozarks’ Terrific Tuesday night series.
A fully immersive listening experience created by Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne allows people to experience music from the band that can be heard nowhere else.
We got in touch with Jamie Lou via email recently, and she was nice enough to answer some questions for us.
Here’s a rundown of some of the bigger events that we know about coming up this fall so you can get them on your calendar.
The Gulley Park Concert Series continues this week with a performance by local party band, Ultra Suede.
Wilson will debut a new iteration of her #SelfieThrone installation at her studio in Trailside Village (546 West Center St.) on Thursday, August 1.
Charge up your glowsticks, and dust off your fairy wings, everyone. It’s almost time for the Firefly Fling.
New owner Mark Risk is planning a tour of the legendary Rockwood Club before he begins renovations on the building in hopes of reopening soon.
