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Kyle Tuttle is Ozark Mountain Soul Artist At Large
Kyle Tuttle will be everybody’s buddy at Ozark Mountain Soul, but his title is “artist at large” for the April 4-8 music and arts festival. He explains that it’s a
‘Public Display of Affection’ open to everyone at Diversity Weekend in Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs artist Zeek Taylor and his partner, Dick Titus, had been together 42 years in May of 2014 when a ruling by a judge in Little Rock “declared that
Neal Shusterman among headliners at Fayetteville Library’s True Lit fest
“We have so much local talent lined up,” says Willow Fitzgibbon, director of library services at the Fayetteville Public Library, about the True Lit festival Oct. 14-26. Fitzgibbon singles out
Trike Theatre, Arkansas Philharmonic announce merger at gala Sept. 30
Trike Theatre and the Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra were both happy being single. They both had full lives — performance programs, training programs for youngsters and outreach programs in schools. But
FORMAT Festival returns for second year featuring Alanis Morissette, LCD Soundsystem, Leon Bridges and more
Alanis Morissette, LCD Soundsystem and Leon Bridges are set to headline the second FORMAT Festival — “For Music + Art + Technology” — Sept. 22-24 at the Momentary contemporary art
Playwrights bring the words, actors bring the voices to monthly workshop
You don’t have to be a published playwright to get involved in the Arkansas Playwrights Workshop — although you’ll meet plenty of them. Neither do you have to be an
Cori Keller grew up to be Miss Arkansas; listen to a podcast with her here
It’s a safe bet that anybody who watched the Miss Arkansas Pageant June 10 remembers Cori Keller. During the onstage conversation among the five finalists, Keller, competing with the Miss
SoNA E.D. Nicholson performs July 6 prior to departure for West Coast
It wasn’t intended as a going away party, but Riley Nicholson’s “Mindful Minimal” performance July 6 — part of the Trillium Salon Series at Crystal Bridges Museum — gives him
NWA and River Valley celebrate Pride Month in June
Pride Month events will continue throughout June. Many events are planned for the end of June to commemorate the very first Pride Parade held in New York City on the
Author starts True Crime Fest NWA to help solve murders
If you’ve ever had the itch to go to CrimeCon, but didn’t have the budget for the tickets or the travel, you are in luck. True Crime Fest Northwest Arkansas
