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Labor, Gratitude, Autumn & Spiritual Approach
Autumn is quickly approaching, with its many festivals, holidays and celebrations of light. It’s only weeks now ‘til autumn equinox, another summer passing, another season approaching. Notice the word “approach”, as
FYI Calendar: Coal Miner’s Daughter Selected for Movies in the Parks
At The Theatre “A Raisin in the Sun” — Performing until Sept. 15 with shows at 2 and 7:30 p.m., TheatreSquared in Fayetteville. theatre2.org. “I Haunt You” — An original
LIVE! Music: Baang & the Gaang reunite in Springdale, Yuni Wa brings dreamy beats to Rogers
Baang & The Gaang — the annual music festival created and produced by Northwest Arkansas Hip-Hop artist Baang, returns this year. The free show featuring Jasper Logan (rapper, singer), Pura
Romantic revolutions: Fort Smith Symphony opens ‘24-25 season riveting stories, familiar favorites
Fort Smith Symphony returns with revolutionary sounds, sweeping romantic melodies and riveting tales for the first concert of the 2024-25 season. The Sept. 7 Blockbusters will begin with Tchaikovsky’s First
‘The Revolutionists’ opens UA Theatre season; Faulkner Center celebrates 10 years
The football team is practicing, the basketball team is regrouping, and the Razorback Band is marching, but the performing arts spaces on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville are
Red Ball bounces into Northwest Arkansas September 11-15, brings artist and events
Brace yourself, the red ball is coming. The RedBall Project, considered the world’s longest-running street work, which has traveled from Paris to Abu Dhabi, Tokyo to the U.S. and back,
The Power to Heal: Play Music on the Porch Day at Mildred Cooper Chapel
DUSTIN STAGGSdstaggs@nwaonline.com “What if for one day everything stopped? And we all just listened to the music.” That’s the motto for the yearly celebration Play Music on the Porch Day
