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Enter the otherworld through Insidious at the Walton Arts Center
“Insidious: The Further You Fear,” a unique live immersive horror experience, brings the paranormal world of the films to the stage, promising 80 minutes of fear without intermission. Produced by
Local company Bread aims to donate food item for each pair of shoelaces sold
Bread, an elastic shoelace company based in Fayetteville, has been around for a couple of years, but the last couple of months brought a number of exciting milestones. It reached
Nightmare in the Ozarks Film Festival planning second year
It’s been two months since around 600 people gathered for the first-time festival, Nightmare in the Ozarks, in Eureka Springs, and next year’s sequel has already been scheduled with an
PROFILE | Kelsey Corder returns to Arkansas for performances of The Nutcracker
You could say that the stage is Kelsey Corder’s home, but when she set foot on the ArcBest Performing Arts Center stage this weekend, she came home in more than
Strike Christmas Heart Chords – “Lights, Camera, Action” for this fictional 1960s comedy
Step into the fictional characters Michael and Sheila Ross’ cozy home for a unique holiday party. “Christmas With the Rosses,” Melonlight Theater’s newest show in Eureka Springs, invites viewers to
Theatre Collective brings comedy, drama, music to 2025 season
What happens when a “collective” of friends decides to start a theater company? “I think our ‘best case’ scenarios were that enough people would audition that we could cast the
Get in the Christmas spirit with events at Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs
The landmark 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa is in the heart of Eureka Springs’ Christmas celebration, offering a variety of festive activities and events throughout December. Of course, taking part
PROFILE | Jordan Poorman Cocker: Native American art and Indigenous art are critical to understanding who we are as Americans
When Jordan Poorman Cocker was a young girl, growing up in the Kiowa tribe with a mother who was a beadworker, she would often find herself at the kitchen table
Jailbird Ball promises to bring Eureka Springs’ unique history to life in a fun, engaging way
Back in 1898, four convicts — Gil Betten, Virge Warner, Harry Moak, and Henry Anderson — broke out of their cells at the Eureka Springs Jailhouse, not for freedom but
Weave NWA inspires unity after election with six free events
During a moment when the American population seems particularly divided, one nonprofit organization is focusing its efforts to provide more opportunities for unity throughout the country. Weave NWA will provide
