Venue officials today announced that songwriter Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit will perform on their new stage in 2022.

Fayetteville Public Library and Experience Fayetteville have teamed up for a Spanish language screening of the Pixar/Disney film “Coco” tonight (Dec. 7).

The trio of classic rock favorites have joined forces for a summer tour that includes a stop in our area in 2022.

The annual Community Creative Center holiday market will kick off this week inside the Walton Arts Center’s Nadine Baum Studios.

The biggest Nog event of 2021 in Fayetteville (and possibly the world) is coming up next week.

The four-time Grammy-winning country star will perform at the Walmart AMP with Ingrid Andress.

A Christmas light display featuring a ton of interactive activities opened last weekend at Rivercrest Orchard.

The Association of Ceramic Enthusiasts at the University of Arkansas will host a cup sale on Dec. 11-12 at their studio at 326 Eastern Ave. in Fayetteville.

The Goo Goo Dolls will perform at the Walmart AMP as part of the band’s 15 additional stops on their summer 2022 North American tour.

The co-headlining tour, with Beach Boys rhythm guitarist Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin, will make a stop at the Walmart AMP.

The Walton Arts Center will waive fees this weekend for most ticket purchases.

The show explores the cultural implications of fashion and how we shape our identities by the garments we purchase, wear and dispose of.

Symphony of Northwest Arkansas will celebrate the season with their annual holiday performances, set for Dec. 11 and 12 at Walton Arts Center.

Artists from Fenix Fayetteville will host a reception for their holiday art show this week.

The traveling version of the Broadway hit “Hamilton” is coming to Walton Arts Center March 22-April 3, and single tickets to those performances officially went on sale today (Nov. 18).

Founder Alice Walton, who has served as chair since the museum’s opening, will move into a board member position.

The annual Christmas lights display on the Fayetteville square is set to kick off with a parade and lighting ceremony on Friday, Nov. 19.

The event, organized by local illustrator Chad Maupin, will feature dozens of local artists and crafters selling their wares just in time for the holidays.

Tickets to the AMP show go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 28, and start at $55 plus fees.

This year’s event will take place outdoors, and will feature a choir of students from the organization’s living history program.