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Secret Arkansawyer Kristin Chenoweth looks forward to Fayetteville concert

Who knew that the future Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, used to live in Fort Smith? The Broadway star and actress Kristin Chenoweth revealed in a recent podcast

Theater

‘A Christmas Carol’ reimagined for the Ozarks in ‘What The Dickens’ at Beard and Lady Inn

“Humbug and Hog Wash!” In explaining his Ozark take on “A Christmas Carol,” Chuck King, executive director of Alma Education and Arts Foundation, said he imagined what it would be

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LIVE! A Music Calendar: Still on the Hill launches bird blind rebuild, Kreisberg performs for jazz series at Walton Arts Center

Still on the Hill and Shore & Cockrun will perform during a launch party to rebuild the Mulhollan Bird Blind at Lake Fayetteville. Music starts at 7 p.m. Dec. 11

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FYI Calendar: What happens when you ask heaven for guidance? Find out in “The Bishop’s Wife”

At The Theatre “One Christmas Eve at Evergreen Mall” — Northwest Arkansas Community College Theatre Department presents “One Christmas Eve at Evergreen Mall,” about eight intertwined stories at a mall

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FYI Calendar: Happy haunted holidays — Get merry with ghost stories

At The Theatre Northwest Arkansas Audio Theater — Presenting the supernatural romantic comedy “The Bishop’s Wife,” as performed in the Golden Age of Radio by Lux Radio Theater. This Christmas

Music

Winter Nights at the Walton Arts Center offers free movie nights, live music and gatherings spots for all

A free, family friendly holiday hangout space is now aglow at the corner of Dickson Street and North School Avenue in Fayetteville. Just follow the aroma of cinnamon and caramel

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LIVE! A Music Calendar: Samantha Crain drops new single

Oklahoma-based singer-songwriter Samantha Crain has released her new single “Ridin’ Out The Storm” via Real Kind Records. Following its premiere on KEXP last week, “Ridin’ Out The Storm” arrives alongside

Theater

FSLT announces season from Inge to ‘Oklahoma!’

“Live theater creates community,” declared Micki Voelkel. She should know. She was already volunteering with Fort Smith Little Theatre even before her on-stage debut in “An Evening with Cole Porter,”