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‘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

Theater

UA Theatre considers ‘timeless’ Greek tragedy Oct. 18-27

“I’d like the audience to think about how crazy it is that a play from 415 B.C.E. dealing with war can still have this much relevance,” said Steven Marzolf, assistant

Music

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,

Theater

Theatre Collective wages age-old battle in new cabaret

“‘Heroes and Villains’ is the classic good versus evil storyline,” said Sarah Doyle, one of the directors of the Theatre Collective of Northwest Arkansas’ upcoming production. “But … who is

LIVE! In NWA

LIVE! A Music Calendar: Atmosphere ‘Talk Talk’ and Some Enchanted Evening swings in Fayetteville

Minneapolis hip hop pioneers Atmosphere are touring across the U.S. with a stop in Fayetteville on Oct. 13 at George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. They are touring on their latest

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FYI Calendar: Movie Nights at the Bakery District return with special screening of “The Forest Hills”

At The Theatre “No Country for Ye Old Men” — The 2024 Northwest Arkansas Gridiron Show will take place Oct. 11 and 12 at the Medium, 214 S. Main St.

Theater

Cindy Clark channels Texas Governor’s wit and sharp humor in off-season production of “Ann”

Cindy Clark is not new to the demands of a one-woman show, but she said that playing the renowned Ann Richards in Fort Smith Little Theatre’s off-season production of “Ann”

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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