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
Nonprofit NWA Musicians Connection honors locals in Northwest Arkansas Musicians Hall of Fame
When singer Amanda Rey broke her leg and couldn’t work her “day job” she said that one local organization, Fayetteville Independent Restaurant Alliance, stepped up to help her by handing
Dr. Seuss’ classic decks Baum Walker Hall in joy and laughter
He’s “as cuddly as a cactus” and “as charming as an eel,” but he’s really not that bad, according to Grandma Who. “Even though the Grinch seems a little scary,
Silkroad Ensemble explores untold history of workers in American Railroad Nov. 12 in Rogers
Silkroad Ensemble’s Rhiannon Giddens didn’t intend to release her haunting arrangement of the early 19th century work song, “Swannanoa Tunnel/Steel Driving Man,” just days after Hurricane Helene ripped through the
SoNA aims for the stars with evening of sci-fi selections Nov. 9
“I think the interesting thing about a program like this is that on the surface it’s music associated with a specific genre of movies and TV shows, but on a
Sharing songs, sharing stories: Arkansas Country Blues and Stringband Festival celebrates commonalities
A good example of the commonality between two distinct Southern music traditions is the humble quill. Carved from the abundant river cane that grows all over the American south, the
‘Along for the Ride’: Ashtyn Barbaree navigates grief, mistakes and falling in love on new album
“You ask me what I think about when I’m driving through the night,” Ashtyn Barbaree coos softly before admitting that her mind wanders to mistakes, yearning for home and the
Peacemaker Festival in Fort Smith celebrates 10 years of music, community and giving back
The Peacemaker Festival, a Fort Smith music tradition, is celebrating its 10th anniversary Oct. 11 and 12. Known as a festival by music lovers for music lovers, it combines country,
Amos Cochran plays first ever solo show, continues creative conversations
Amos Cochran said that he’s “taken a lot of time to think more than do” in approaching his first performance in more than a year. The Emmy-nominated composer challenged himself
House of Songs celebrates seven years of song
Seven years ago Troy Campbell opened up his Bentonville home to songwriters from across the globe. It wasn’t unusual for the Austinite-turned-Arkansawyer. He’d already been working with House of Songs in Texas.
