Galleries
Winter Glow illuminates Botanical Garden of the Ozarks Dec. 6-22
The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks welcomes families to enter a bright winter wonderland this December with Winter Glow, a brand-new seasonal event running the first three weekends leading up
Act of meditation becomes collaborative memorial for lives taken by covid-19
As visitors make their way through the lobby of the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum (RAM) and up the stairs, they are met with a simple yet profound installation: 2,700
The Baily family show collective works in “Visions and Dreams” at Community Creative Center
For the Bailey family, art is more than simply a hobby; it’s a legacy. This autumn, five members of the artistic family will join to express their different creative perspectives
Dia De Muertos celebrations to take place in downtown Springdale
Each year a beautiful celebration takes place in early November as people honor their lost loved ones. Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is observed with costumed people
Fabric of the Ozarks: Fiber Fest returns with demonstrations, vendors, music and more
Bridal tulle isn’t a popular insecticide, but it’s effective. After draping a diaphanous “Waterfall” over the stone edifice of Ozark Folkways outside of Winslow, artist Kathy Sparks learned that her
“Growth and Diminishment” exhibit at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum explores life cycle and environmental change
Walking into the “Growth and Diminishment” exhibition at the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum (RAM) is like entering a complex dance between natural elements and industrial components, with glass sculptures
Multiple generations come together to share and preserve art in Generational Journeys exhibition at the Medium
Right now artwork representing the imagination of multiple generations decorates the walls of The Medium in downtown Springdale. On the left side of the gallery are paintings and drawings by
Cranes, music and words: Kwiatkowski hosts International Peace Day concert and exhibit at Mount Sequoyah
Mount Sequoyah offers plenty of peaceful places to gather, but on Sept. 21 peace will be the reason to gather. In observance of International Peace Day, established in 1981 by
Knowing the West to open at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Sept. 14
When you think of the American West, what immediately springs to mind? Your answer might include any number of things, but chances are they were influenced or shaped by popular
Time Loop by Klip Collective set to open in Crystal Bridges North Forest in Bentonville
Ricardo Rivera is finally doing exactly what he was meant to do. The results are on display in the North Forest of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Time Loop
