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Five Minutes, Five Questions – Alyssa Galvan
Alyssa Galvan has a voice of someone twice her age — and the guitar chops to go with it. The Joplin, Mo., teen was kind enough to sit down with
Art For Art’s Sake: At APT, big painting causes bigger uproar
Art, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. It’s not so complicated if one among a group of friends loves Picasso, another prefers Asher Durand, and another chooses
Many Stories, One Avenue: Roots Festival is back for June 17-19 weekend
After hosting 16 socially distanced concerts from April to August 2020 on South East Avenue right outside the Roots HQ, husband-and-wife founders of the Fayetteville Roots Festival Bryan and Bernice
Let freedom ring! Juneteenth celebrations look back, forward
With a massive Freedom Festival planned for Sunday, June 19, in Springdale, Juneteenth celebrations are continuing to grow in Northwest Arkansas. “With Juneteenth becoming a national and federal holiday, there’s
From Haiti With Love: McCalla brings her roots to Roots on the Avenue
Leyla McCalla opens her album “Breaking the Thermometer” literally searching for answers. In a recorded conversation with her mother, the cellist questions her memories of Haiti when she was a
8 Days A Week
June 16 (Thursday) Book Lovers Club — 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Smith Main Library. Free. fortsmithlibrary.org. CB To You Mobile Art Lab — 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Tahlequah (Okla.) Public Library. Free.
LIVE! in NWA: Lavender Festival next weekend in Newton County
Go for the music and stay for the sweet smell. In Newton County, AuxArc Botanicals will present its first Lavender Festival on June 18. The event will feature local vendors,
Laws of Linen
Q. I can never achieve the same look it had when I first purchased my linen suit, as I can for my cotton and wool clothing. How much wrinkling is acceptable in
Shoes can make a first impression
Q. I was out last evening to dinner with a rather successful friend of mine who was in town from his international work, and he had a reaction that concerned
