“Gordon Family Tree,” a movie written by native Arkansan Ryan Schwartzman and primarily filmed in Northwest Arkansas held its sold-out Northwest Arkansas premiere Wednesday (May 22) at Razorback Theatre in Fayetteville.
This year's Wakarusa Music Festival is a milestone. It marks the 10th year of the event and the fifth year it's been held at Mulberry Mountain, after relocating from its original turf in Kansas. The festival runs May 30 through June 2.
The Kid’s Safety Fair presented by the U.S. Marshals Museum was held Friday (May 17) for the purpose of helping children be safe and letting them have some fun.
Contestants didn’t have to grow up in Rogers to know that Chubby Checker encouraged listeners to do “The Twist.” Or that actor Roy Scheider played the leading role in “Jaws.”
A child safety fundraiser, support for homeless veterans and the Crawford County escapades of Bonnie and Clyde are just a few interesting that could be part of your to-do list.
There are numerous events each weekend in Northwest Arkansas, and bike races, air races and blues music are just some of the items that could fit on an active itinerary.
Ladies in wide-brimmed hats and floral dresses clutch bottled Coca-Colas, laughing and chatting with each other underneath white peaked tents as men in bow ties strolled across crayola-green grass and a blues band accompanied them on stage.
Although the mood was merry for an evening of dinner, dancing, champagne and entertainment, the reason for the Northwest Arkansas Heart Ball was serious, focusing on heart problems in children.
An estimated 300 people gathered on a pleasant Saturday evening (May 11) for a Crawfish Boil fundraiser that generated more than $5,000 for Girls Inc. of Fort Smith.
Thousands of visitors strolled the Main Street of Van Buren during the 36th Annual Old Timer's Day Arts and Crafts Festival which kicked off on Friday (May 10).
More than 100 supporters of the Fort Smith Public Library Endowment gathered Thursday night (May 2) at Second Street Live in downtown Fort Smith for a special musical party that featured the Don Bailey Jazz Ensemble, Alexandra Salamone and Gary Hutchison and the Oreo Blue Trio.
More than 50 leaders of non-profits from the Fort Smith and northwest Arkansas areas came to a conference hosted by The City Wire on Wednesday (May 1) to learn about fundraising, branding and social media, among other skills.
It was a record-setting night for the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter’s main fundraiser event Saturday night (April 27), the Starlight Gala at the John Q. Hammons Center in Rogers, Ark.
An Evening at the Gallery was the theme of a wine-tasting and art-filled evening held by the Poteau Rotary Club on Saturday (April 27) at the Donald W Reynolds Center.
The rain couldn't dampen the spirit of hundreds of supporters on Saturday (April 27) as they gathered on the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith campus for the second annual "Step Up!
A sea of bubble gum colored feather boas, Barbie pink shirts and pink hats made their way down the streets of Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall Saturday morning (April 27) to raise awareness of breast cancer and contribute funds toward research for better medical treatment and an eventual cure.
