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‘Sherwood’ A Swashbuckling Adventure At School of Innovation
FAQ ‘Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood’ WHAT — A swashbuckling romantic comedy by Ken Ludwig, “Sherwood” is the tale of a young man’s discovery that everyone has a responsibility
4×4: John Jeter talks about Fort Smith Symphony’s season finale, ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’
The Fort Smith Symphony comes to the end of its centennial season April 20 by playing the score to accompany the film “Star Trek Into Darkness.” Music director John Jeter
Western Arkansas Ballet dances down the yellow brick road Aprill 6-7
For Fort Smith’s local ballet company, there’s no place like home. So they want to put on more than just a good show with “The Wizard of Oz” this April.
Actor, dancer find true love on stage in ‘Disney’s Aladdin,’ coming March 26 to WAC
Jasmine and Aladdin won’t be the only romantics basking in their togetherness when “Disney’s Aladdin” comes to the Walton Arts Center March 26-31. Married couple and Insta-fluencers Colt Prattes and
History and nature combine for success of Blue Spring Heritage Center
The “blue spring” at the western edge of Eureka Springs has always been a haven for families, says John Cross Jr. Bluff shelters on the property date back thousands of
Four Minutes with Maia Rodriguez, a member of the U.S. Navy Sea Chanters
“Sea Chanters have a unique way of establishing commonality through the universal language of music,” says first-generation Cuban American Maia Rodriguez. “Every single person in that space may come from
Candy Lee’s Backyard Bugs make music for kids Saturday at Jones Center
FAQ FamJam: Candy Songs & Her Backyard Bugs WHAT — Candy Lee is an award-winning singer/songwriter who’s toured the U.S. and taught music to children. She and her band perform
Lower Lights Theatre Co. puts adults on stage in ‘Charlie Brown’
The production opening Feb. 29 may not be the first “Charlie Brown” of the season — Fort Smith Little Theatre wraps theirs today. But it is the first of its
Great NWA Model Train Show a journey back in time
Growing up in the 1950s in Duncan, Okla., south and west of Oklahoma City, Keith Johnson watched the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway — the Rock Island Line —
Puppeteers bring dinosaurs to life Feb. 17 on Alma stage
Usually, modern man — and woman and child — meets dinosaurs in a zoo or convention center. “Dinosaur World Live,” coming Feb. 17 to the Skokos Performing Arts Center in
