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LIVE! Music: Momentary music series continues with Greyhounds, Wonder Women of Country, Shemekia Copeland and more in Bentonville

The RØDE House Music Series continues to heat up this March at the Momentary in Bentonville. Dynamic singing and songwriting duo Anthony Farrell and Andrew Trube of Austin-based Greyhounds deliver

Theater

Don Tyson School of Innovation students reach for the stars in production ‘Silent Sky’d

If you walked into rehearsal for the Don Tyson School of Innovation’s performance of “Silent Sky,” you would see a stage alive with movement — not just from the actors,

Music

‘Romantic Journeys’ March 1 a unique evening for Fort Smith Symphony

Max Richter’s “November” begins with two different stories. From silence, strings build an eerie and intriguing soundscape luring the listener to a single, expeditious violin solo leading to an exciting

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FYI Calendar: Arts And Culture Centerstage At NWACC

On The Stage “Twelfth Night” — Experience Shakespeare’s timeless comedy, where mistaken identities, passionate pursuits, and comedic chaos collide. Tickets are $30-$43. Showing March 5-30 at TheatreSquared, 477 W. Spring

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On The Stage “Date Night With the Rosses” — The Melonlight Theater premieres its newest show in the romantic month of February. The Rosses are back with a date night

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‘Book of Mormon’ still irreverent on WAC tour stop

We can’t even print some of the lines from “The Book of Mormon” in the newspaper. Penned by the creators of “South Park” with the co-writer of the music from

LIVE! In NWA

LIVE! Music: John Vincent, JD Clayton Feb. 20 at George’s

John Vincent III sings “Songs for the Canyon” and more Feb. 20 at George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. Vincent’s latest album, 2023’s “Songs for the Canyon,” is a collection of

Theater

UA Theatre’s ‘Silent Sky’ finds beauty in tenacity

Henrietta Swan Leavitt was not famous in her lifetime. She did not win the Nobel Prize, although her name was being considered before her untimely death in 1921. Neither is