SPRINGDALE — The Arts Center of the Ozarks is in the final weeks weeks of a capital fundraising campaign, and it needs every $1 — or $1,000 — it can get by June 30 to utilize two offers of matching funds.
FAYETTEVILLE — The nation’s longest-running Earth Day festival resisted the urge to put on the longest awards ceremony at the first-ever Eco-Awards Celebration Monday (May 13) at Greenhouse Grille.
FORT SMITH — On one end of Garrison Avenue, a stone plinth was quietly awaiting the arrival of the Bass Reeves Legacy Monument; on the other end, a raucous crowd was imbibing in the hard-driving music of Stoney LaRue.
FAYETTEVILLE — The Fayetteville Advertising and Promotions Commission is not ready to pull the plug on the Fayetteville Art Alliance, a group that grew from the defunct Fayetteville Underground.
The commission is moving forward, however, without Ron Bumpass.
ROGERS — Picture a classroom full of students on the first day of high school. They’re cutting up and laughing when the teacher/tyrant walks in, wearing a bowtie and looking to cause trouble for anyone not paying attention.
FAYETTEVILLE — Members of the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees, distinguished alumni, deans of the various university colleges, university administrators, the commencement speakers for each college and special guests were all welcomed to University House on Friday (May 11) at the UA chanc
BENTONVILLE — Some of the biggest players in the art world gathered at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Saturday (May 12) to celebrate the American debut of a new and important traveling exhibit, American Encounters: Thomas Col
Around 200 people gathered Saturday (May 12) at the Fort Smith home of LuAnn and George Moschner to enjoy a Crawfish Boil and raise money for Girls Inc. of Fort Smith.
FORT SMITH — There was no shortage of flower power at the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Sebastian County’s Stand By Me party on Friday evening (May 11).
FAYETTEVILLE — The smell that wafted up from the surrounding agriculture farms didn’t damper the sound and spirit of Wilco as the alternative rock veterans bounced and blasted through a setlist of 26 songs, both new and old, Thursday night (May 10) at the Arkansas Music Pavilion.
FAYETTEVILLE — Guests mingled under the setting sun Thursday (May 10) for the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks’ signature event, its annual Greening of the Garden fundraiser.
FAYETTEVILLE — Dr. John Cody, a retired psychiatrist and internationally recognized artist, was the center of attention at a recent reception at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences-Northwest.
FAYETTEVILLE — The Walton Arts Center has partnered with the Little Rock Visitors and Convention Bureau, the Little Rock River Market, concert promoter Jim Green and the Riverfest Amphitheater to sponsor a four-part concert series in
This week we are on the road again. We are getting extra adventurous this time around. We’re eating at a gas station. And no, they don’t sell lottery tickets anymore.
Located in Alma on U.S. 71 North is Sargent’s Pump Station and BBQ.
FORT SMITH — Besides serving as a platform for featuring local artists and traveling exhibits, a large part of the new Fort Smith Regional Art Museum’s mission is to serve the community, says Lee Ortega, RAM executive director.
BENTONVILLE — The recent Gardens Uncorked! event began on the cusp of sunset in the Compton Gardens and Convention Center, just as the heat of the day was wearing off.
ROGERS — It would have been easy for Christine Nance, a single mom and recent college grade, to take the easy way out, to just say, “I can’t do it,” — or worse, “I won’t do it.”
FAYETTEVILLE — The Beatles wanted to “spread the love,” and Rain — A Tribute to the Beatles, has done just that by mastering every song, clothing style and movement of the Beatles.
FORT SMITH — The bronze likeness of a true Western frontier hero will soon be erected in Ross Pendergraft Park on a plinth whose base is “faced” with original curbstones recently removed from Garrison Avenue.