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Vintage Pistol to Release Second EP
One of Fayetteville’s loudest and most impressive rock n’ roll bands is ready to release their blazing second EP this weekend.
Fayetteville Author Pens Giggle Fest Look at American Culture
One of Fayetteville’s greatest hidden treasures is a magical creature named Doug Shields, author of Benjamin Golden Devilhorns, an incredibly witty collection of short stories.
Folk Musician Kelly Mulhollan Headlines Monthly Nightbird Event
Known far and wide for his work with prolific folk music duo Still on the Hill, Kelly Mulhollan will celebrate a different talent, that of author, when he takes the podium Tuesday evening, July 26 at Nightbird Books.
Q&A: Willi Carlisle
Willi Carlisle is a man who bears a heavy heart and mind, and employs a descriptive command of language.
Slam Poet Releases Spoken Word Album
Houston Hughes is a man about town. If you’ve ever been to Last Saturday, Last Night Fayetteville or an open mic night, you’ve mostly likely seen him emceeing or seen him perform his fiery, often funny slam poetry.
Abstract Realism: William McNamara Paintings to be Featured at Arsaga’s Throughout July
William McNamara specializes in a type of watercolor painting that almost look like photo-realistic.
ArkansasStaged Production Explores ‘What Makes Art, Art?’
From the theatre company that brought you Venus In Fur comes Art, a play that delves into what makes something worthy of being called “art.”
Logo's Visit Turns to Opportunity
What started out as a simple visit to Fayetteville, to spend time with his girlfriend, turned out to become an open door of opportunities for an artist hailing from Mexico City.
Last Saturday Moves To New Venue
A Fayetteville arts variety show is upgrading to a bigger venue to accommodate its growing audience.
Festival to Stage New Plays, Syrian-themed Romeo & Juliet
Starting the weekend of June 17 and through June 26, TheatreSquared is going to be showing off all the fresh new playwright talent the U.S. and Arkansas has to offer.
