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Jan. 14 (Friday) Season Leaks — APT announces its 37th season, 7 p.m., Arkansas Public Theatre at the Victory in Rogers. $10-$20. 631-8988, arkansaspublictheatre.org. __ Jan. 15 (Saturday) Meditation &
LIVE! in NWA: Historic Musical Moment Released On New CD
Musician and friend of the NWADG, Sean Harrison writes to tell us news about a 57-year-old recording: In January 1965, the five young band members who had recently barnstormed the
Don’t overlook shoes when picking an outfit
Q. My husband does not seem to understand that wearing a pair of dress shoes with jeans and a pullover is not dressed-up for a night out and that wearing
Needy Gonzales
Needy Gonzales I’ve saved some of your columns about how women evolved to seek successful men who seem commitment-minded (more likely to stick around and provide). I’ve noticed that women
Tired of tradition? Try a lighter, brighter taco option with Missy Gipson
The weather has turned cold — again — but that doesn’t mean you can’t warm up your home and your heart this New Year’s weekend with something completely different! Enter
‘Love Lifts Us Up’: Wes Williams makes iconic role his own in ‘An Officer and a Gentleman’
Imagine a sandy-haired, sweet-faced boy, middle-school age, waiting backstage before his acting debut in the smallish city (population 20,000) of Lexington, S.C.. He auditioned only because he had a crush
Anticipation: The coming year offers plenty of promise for arts lovers
As we approach the end of 2021 with more pandemic uncertainty than ever, it can be hard to muster even a little bit of optimism for the coming new year.
‘Not Long Ago, Not Far Away’: KC exhibition goes inside walls, minds of Auschwitz
“Auschwitz did not start with gas chambers. Hatred does not happen overnight; it builds up slowly among people. It does so with words and thoughts, with small everyday acts, with
Books And Beyond: FPL expands spaces for art, music, food, family, fitness
Editor’s Note: We like to look back this time every year at the stories that we think best captured the state of the arts in Northwest Arkansas and the River
