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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
Award winning singer Liz Callaway returns to Fayetteville for cabaret show “Broadway & Beyond”
Emmy Award-winner, Tony and Grammy nominee Liz Callaway will return to Fayetteville Nov. 8 and 9 with a cabaret performance “Broadway & Beyond.” The limited engagement will include some her
Nine classic, slasher and modern horror films to frighten this season
So many of us have go-to horror films, those tried-and-true favorites we circle back to, alongside newer releases with all the buzz. With so many options, it can be hard
First Nightmare in the Ozarks Film Festival listed among most prestigious horror celebrations in U.S.
The calm Victorian streets of Eureka Springs will become a horror fan’s fantasy for three days in late October. With terrifying films from all over the world, a basement full
Author Connie Cottingham creates “100 Things To Do in Bentonville/Rogers Before You Die”
Connie Cottingham had never really had the urge to try mountain biking, but found herself in a Women of Oz beginner mountain bike class anyway. She was in the middle
“Twenty50,” a futuristic thriller set in an election year, opens at TheatreSquared
In Twenty50, a play written by Tony Meneses and directed by Rebecca Rivas, Andres Salazar is running for Congress and the task is making him question his core beliefs. The
Laugh it up: Big Diamond Comedy Fest brings 68 comedians to Bentonville for performances
They say everyone is a comedian. Many professional ones will be passing through Bentonville Oct. 2-5, when the Big Diamond Comedy Festival opens in Bentonville. Organizer Raj Suresh said that
PROFILE | Pat Ryan Key: After surgery could have easily taken his musical abilities from him, Key is now cancer free and still making music against all odds
When Pat Ryan Key took the stage at OZ Smokehouse during Bikes Blues and BBQ this week, he was feeling incredibly grateful. And not only because his new single “Truth”
