Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017
Fayetteville artist Craig Colorusso, in partnership with local fabrication studio Modus Shop, and Uptown Apartments + Shops, recently installed three adult-sized “sound swings” on the Uptown property, near Mud Creek Trail.
Whether it’s taking advantage of the milder weather that comes with fall, taking in the scenic beauty of the Ozark autumn, or creeping yourself out by visiting some spooky sites in Northwest Arkansas, there are so many things to do in NWA this month.
Like all major temporary exhibits at Crystal Bridges, the museum has organized a series of interactive events and programs to coincide with the works.
Local pharmacy Collier Drug Store is set to celebrate 100 years in business this month.
There was some big news on the new contemporary art museum planned at the site of the former Kraft Foods factory in Downtown Bentonville today.
Once the brewery is open it will sport a two-barrel system and feature small-batch production in a small taproom environment.
A new book by Fayetteville Flyer beer columnist Brian Sorensen tells the story of Arkansas breweries, and the recent craft beer explosion that has occurred in The Natural State.
Without all that Coach Broyles did in his various roles with the Razorbacks, my relationship with my dad and brother would still be strong, but not nearly as fun and interesting as it has been thanks to the Razorback program.
Free community programming makes up a considerable portion of the Fayetteville Roots Festival.
One of the biggest local movie events of the year is coming up in Fayetteville.
As one temporary collection of works at the museum in Bentonville prepares to leave and another prepares to go on display, museum officials have announced the slate of exhibits that will be featured in 2018.
Since we last checked in with Little Free Pantry creator Jessica McClard, her concept of small-scale, take-what-you-need food pantries for folks battling food insecurity has gone global.
Fayetteville Roots Festival organizers are bringing in some of the world’s top culinary rock stars to this year’s event.
It’s difficult to think of anyone in town who’s done more to alter the landscape of this city than Fayetteville entrepreneur, Mark Zweig.
With the All-Star break at hand, it’s a good time to check up on how former Arkansas Razorbacks are doing in the big leagues.
Senior quarterbacks have been a mixed bag for Razorbacks
Former University of Arkansas pole vaulter April Steiner Bennett appeared on the popular NBC show American Ninja Warrior last week, and did well enough to qualify for at least one more run through the obstacle course on the show.
The owners of Hog Haus have hired a brewer, are building a new system, and will soon begin brewing craft beer and cider inside the restaurant.
The “In the Gallery” portion of the exhibit closes on Aug. 14, but the outdoor element will remain on display through Nov. 13.
A graduate of the University of Arkansas’ MFA program is making a name for himself as a television writer and producer.
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