Entertainment
Movement Hub showcases dances in progress Feb. 17
Dance, says practitioner Karen Castleman, is one of those things we think we’re supposed to grow out of doing. That misapprehension is one of the things she wants to change
SoNA concertmaster stars Feb. 17, playing Bruch’s violin concerto
“Up until a few years ago, it was fairly normal for most orchestras to include new music and music by lesser-known composers as a type of ‘medicine,’” says Paul Haas,
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What do YOU want to do? See a show? Take a hike? Lend a hand? Here’s a new calendar to help you get out and get involved. Celebrate Black History Book Hunt
LIVE! Music: Music festivals carry the promise of spring and concerts by Molly Tuttle, Valerie June, Jason Isbell and more
The final lineup for Bentonville’s two-day, all-ages festival, FreshGrass, has dropped with late additions from Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Valerie June and The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, among others. Taking
Wisdom of Charlie Brown comes to FSLT stage Feb. 15
“As long as you have a positive outlook and surround yourself with people who love and support you, it’s OK to try and fail.” “Trust people’s actions over their words.”
Ra-Ve puts Indian heritage center stage at youth festival Feb. 10
Yuva Utsav isn’t an idea unique to Northwest Arkansas. From Hindi, the phrase translates to “youth festival,” and its purpose in the South Asian country is to “generate appreciation about
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What do YOU want to do? The “arts” are more than seeing something on stage; they’re book clubs and cooking classes, kids’ programs and lectures. Here’s a new calendar to
LIVE! Music: Music on the Mountain, Folk Center announce concerts, Willi Carlisle releases ‘Critterland’
Mount Sequoyah has announced the return of the spring Music on the Mountain series kicking off March 9 with Shannon Wurst; Jude Brothers on March 30; Smokey and the Mirror,
