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Filmmaker Jason Pitts debuts feature horror film March 22 in Eureka Springs
Arkansas filmmaker Jason Pitts argues every film is a horror film and says what connects people to a story is fear. Horror just isn’t pretending to be something else. Pitts,
Collective memories, shared future: Gathering of Indigenous artists and scholars in Fayetteville meant to encourage dialogue across generations, cultures
FAYETTEVILLE — Indigenous scholars, artists, activists and musicians are gathering in Fayetteville to share memories, talk about the present and envision the future. A four-day event titled “Resounding Sovereign Expressions:
Silver Dollar City expands with new Spring Exposition festival
Silver Dollar City is busting out all over for spring. The 65-year-old Branson, Mo., theme park is expanding horizontally, vertically and philosophically, says spokeswoman Brandei Clifton. Silver Dollar City opens
Little O’ Oprey, alive and well, offers brand new programming for the new year
WEST FORK — If you wandered into the Little O’ Oprey in downtown West Fork on a Saturday night looking for live music, you’d find it. But first you’d find
Brews exhibit “Seasoned” showcases elder artists
If you know the Eureka Springs art scene, there are names you certainly know — Zeek Taylor, Mary Springer, Larry Mansker, John Rankine. One of Rankine’s continuing commitments to the
PROFILE | Marilyn Russell: “Don’t give me people who want to dance, give me people who have to dance.”
When the door opens and the lights flick on at Ballet Westside for its Tuesday morning class, there’s a feeling of reunion before they get down to business. Gathering here
Paranormal weekends return to the Crescent Hotel to explain the unknown
Those who sense the pull of the paranormal might once again be drawn to the Crescent Hotel and Spa in Eureka Springs — renowned as “America’s Most Haunted Hotel.” It
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
