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Beginnings Are Fragile Things
Welcome to our strange and brave new world, 2021, everyone. We have a dreamy start to the new year as Mercury joins Neptune on the first day of 2021. Many
Couching Tiger and Cujo’s Diner
Couching Tiger I’m a woman in my late 20s in a happy, committed relationship. I had the idea of going to a therapist with my boyfriend so we can learn
Moving On: APT revamps Season 35 schedule
It’s official. “Meteor Shower” just became the longest-running play never to open on the Arkansas Public Theatre stage. Originally scheduled for March 20-29, the Steve Martin comedy was the first casualty of
Life Finds A Way: Opportunities take root in chaos of 2020
It is traditional that journalists look back at the end of the year, revisiting the stories that changed our little corners of the world. It has been our practice for
‘Tis The Season — Or The Monday
Resolutions to improve the world can happen any time AMANDA BANCROFT Making Ripples New year’s resolutions may not be on many people’s minds this year. Who has time to make
Dreams Come True: Innovation pays off in T2 national recognition
“It’s a little bit like a fairy tale.” Those are the last words you might expect to hear from TheatreSquared co-founder and artistic director Robert Ford — or anyone running
CACHE Weaves Cultural Web: Goal is supporting ‘artists, arts organizations and arts patrons’
When the Walton Family Foundation commissioned a cultural study of Northwest Arkansas in 2015, they discovered something surprising: Though the area was already rife with well-known cultural institutions like Crystal
One Moment At A Time: New venue on cutting edge of contemporary art
JOCELYN MURPHY jmurphy@nwadg.com Since the 2016 announcement that the former Kraft Foods cheese plant in Bentonville would be converted to a multidisciplinary arts venue, the region has eagerly awaited its
Outdoors Is In: From drinks to movies, al fresco was the answer
BECCA MARTIN-BROWN bmartin@nwadg.com On July 1, the city of Bentonville declared itself “Mountain Biking Capital of the World” and trademarked the title. It should have come as no surprise. “This
8 Days a Week
Jan. 1 (Friday) Digital Van Cliburn Concert Series — 2021 New Year’s Day Concert with the Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra, NWA Ballet Theatre, the Park Na Conservatory for Violin & Cello
