Music
Antoinette Grajeda: Journalist believes BIPOC representation matters in media
This is just one of the fascinating people you might want to keep your eye on in 2022. “I recently learned my maternal great-grandmother wanted to be a journalist, but
Anticipation: The coming year offers plenty of promise for arts lovers
As we approach the end of 2021 with more pandemic uncertainty than ever, it can be hard to muster even a little bit of optimism for the coming new year.
Hometown Honors: Springdale celebrates award-winning fiddler Jenee Fleenor
Editor’s Note: This time every year, we look back at some of the noteworthy stories of the past 365 days. This story originally appeared June 20 in What’s Up! There’s
A Cozy Christmas Evening: UA grad promises new music, laughs, nostalgia
TheatreSquared’s holiday show “The Heart of Christmas: Songs and Stories of the Season” may be just what you need to get into the holiday spirit. A classic cabaret, the show
A Cozy Christmas Evening: UA grad promises new music, laughs, nostalgia
TheatreSquared’s holiday show “The Heart of Christmas: Songs and Stories of the Season” may be just what you need to get into the holiday spirit. A classic cabaret, the show
Putting Words To Music: SoNA Singers love annual holiday performance
Their day jobs are different — some in music, many not — but their reasons for giving time and effort to the SoNA Singers are much the same. “I do
Rearranging The Holidays: Fort Smith Symphony plays new versions of old favorites
Matt Riley didn’t grow up celebrating Christmas. His mother, he explains, was Jewish. But now, it’s Christmas year-round for the composer, his wife and their four children. Riley is also
Wide Awake And Swingin’: Asleep at the Wheel celebrates 50 years
In the middle of the phone call was an interview. At the beginning and end were Baby Boomer contemporaries chatting about life. Ray Benson, one of the founding members of
All Together Marvelous! One-night-only musical revue a showcase of NWA talent
Over the years, I have often been asked why — knowing how much I love theater — that I rarely review it. I have a couple of good reasons. First,
Music For ‘Folks’: Tradition, evolution meet in 74th Eureka Springs festival
By its simplest definition, “folk music” is just music for folks. It’s music that tells the stories of people’s lives, says Ozark Folk Festival organizer Nancy Paddock. “It’s the music
