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Cherokee Nation considers history of slavery in exhibit at U.S. Marshals Museum
Melissa Payne has always known she was “Indian” — her choice of descriptor — and that her ancestors came to Oklahoma on the Trail of Tears. Where her lineage gets
Fayetteville celebrates 20 years of Pride with parades, parties and more
The Northwest Arkansas Pride Festival is Big Freedia big now. The New Orleans Bounce Queen headlines the 20th anniversary of NWA Pride that will also include performances by “Drag Race”
TheatreSquared debuts ‘dark comedy’ by Arkansas native
Joseph Scott Ford is no stranger to Arkansas. Born and raised in Little Rock, he was 12 when he portrayed the little boy who got the coveted bicycle in the
Smokehouse Players stage Neil Simon’s ‘Red Hot Lovers’ June 6-8
“How can you not appreciate Neil Simon?” Terry Vaughan asks rhetorically. “Everyone loves his wit and the delightful and complex characters he creates.” Simon’s plays were the gold standard on
Blues Party brings Landreth, Nemeth, more to Eureka Springs
While Memphis, Tenn., and Clarksdale, Miss., are ground zero for any blues musician worth their salt, Eureka Springs will be a temporary retreat during the annual Eureka Springs Blues Party.
‘Old Friends,’ new collabs: Idlet and Richmond’s festival emphasizes music, nature and creation
Putting together a music festival began naturally for Noah Richmond and Dana Idlet. Both longtime musicians in Northwest Arkansas’ broad musical community and beyond, they regularly host friends — often
White Street Walk brings artists, art lovers to Eureka Springs May 17
It’s been more than three decades since Zeek Taylor, Mary Springer and Eleanor Lux looked around their quaint Eureka Springs neighborhood and decided what it needed was an annual art
Larry Foley documents immigration that created Tontitown in new film
“The work was hard and unfamiliar, and the water was not clean. Malaria from mosquitoes made us sick, and too many died. I heard their cries from the cotton field.” —
Try A Little Tenderness: Musician Jules Taylor puts heart into first short film
Wherever Jules Taylor goes as a performer, music and laughter follow. For most of two decades, her Shaky Bugs shows for kids have encouraged audiences of all ages to sing
Theatre Collective wraps stories of women in ‘what they wore’
Whether it’s your first Brownie scout uniform, your beloved mother’s electric blue bathrobe or the persistent, embarrassing, lifelong pursuit of the perfect bra, clothes may not make the woman, but
