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Arts Live Theatre flies with ‘Peter Pan Jr.’ Nov. 10-13
Growing up is overrated. With bills, inflation and the ever-so-contentious level of political discourse these days, who doesn’t want to fly away to Neverland and spend all day in a
Halloween On The Big Screen – ‘Hocus Pocus,’ ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ at WAC
Young movie buffs and those of us who been around the sun a few more times will have a chance to dance in the aisles of the Walton Arts Center
Winnie the Pooh and his friends come to Walton Arts Center Oct. 21-22
According to Jonathan Rockefeller, creator of the new musical version of “Disney’s Winnie the Pooh,” two age groups are its biggest fans. The under-1o crowd you might expect, but the
Oktoberfest all over downtown Fort Smith Saturday
It’s fall, y’all, and Fort Smith is hosting an Oktoberfest celebration all over town on Oct. 15. Started in 2016, “the goal of this event is to bring synergy, a
Cardboard trains race Saturday at Rogers Historical Museum
FAQ The Great Cardboard Train Race WHAT — Creative cardboard trains, all bearing the name “Frisco” somewhere in the design, will be judged for style, then four-person teams will race
Fayetteville’s Arts Live presents Avery Batson’s ‘The Nobody Academy of Misfit Magic’
After she’s rejected from the top wizarding academy, a threat to the entire wizarding world leaves Alyssa and her fellow misfits to save the day in Arts Live Theatre’s production
Organizers for the 2022 Arkansas-Oklahoma State Fair expect a solid turnout this year despite the ongoing covid-19 pandemic.
Thomas Saccente NWA Democrat-Gazette The fair will be held daily from Sept. 23 through Oct. 1 at Kay Rodgers Park in Fort Smith. Fairgoers will be able to take in
East Of Zion joins performers at Cane Hill Harvest Festival
A tradition finally returns to Cane Hill this year after a two-year hiatus. The 36th anniversary of the Cane Hill Harvest Festival will again offer visitors a chance to explore
School Days Revisited In Rogers Museum’s 1895 Hawkins House
As you drive up South Second Street in downtown Rogers — rerouted, perhaps, by road work — look to your left in the 300 block and imagine the bustle of
Isaacs bring unique musical testimony to Silver Dollar City’s Gospel Picnic
What fans see on stage when the Isaacs perform is three happy generations of a family, laughing, loving — occasionally squabbling, Mama admits — and sharing their joy in the