Galleries
Blooms to see and blooms to buy: Orchid Society of the Ozarks hosts show, sale Feb. 28 to March 1 in Fayetteville
Some need just a tiny amount of sun and water to bloom. Others flaunt their colorful petals in full sun even if they’re in a ditch. A select few bloom
FSRAM showcases textural works by Jeffry Cantu
A voyage through time, identity and abstraction awaits visitors at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum, where multidisciplinary artist Jeffry Cantu’s latest exhibition, “Sublime Abstractions,” will be on display until
Go Figure at Fenix Arts in Fayetteville highlights human form in art and practice
From the meticulous detail of Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical figures to the stoic sculptures of Elisabeth Frink, the human body has inspired and fascinated artists for a millennia. In “Go
“The Way of Beauty” exhibits Diné woven tapestry stories at MONAH
When you open the large wooden doors of the Museum of Native American History (MONAH) in Bentonville, you receive an almost startling greeting from a recorded mammoth roar (even if
Grab a cold one and celebrate winter at Frost Fest 2025
If you enjoy a nice cold beer even in cold weather, meet at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Fayetteville on Feb. 1 to enjoy some craft brewing, live music, local
Tribute act brings the music, lasers, lighting of Pink Floyd to JJ’s
When you hear a Pink Floyd song, there’s no doubt. You know it’s a Pink Floyd song. The band that was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1996
Recollections: 50 Years of photography on display at ARt deCentrale
When guests make their way to the back wall of ARt deCentrale in Springdale, they are met by photographer Jim Wright’s selected work in “Recollections: 50 Years of Photography.” Curated
FPL hopes ‘Human Library’ Jan. 11 opens doors for conversations
“We organize our lives through story,” said Richard Width. “It’s one of the reasons art exists in all its forms — theater, song, dance, film, visual art. Art presents existence
Grateful Vase repurposes event flowers to spread joy to nursing homes, retirement facilities and more
When three of Lindsey Curry’s four grandparents were living in long term care homes, she felt that their locations and others could use something a little extra, something special to
Silver Dollar City all aglow for An Old Time Christmas, through Jan. 4
How much, exactly, is 6.5 million? In days, it’s 17,808 years. In miles, it’s 20 trips from Earth to the moon and back. In Christmas lights, it’s “every board of
