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New Crystal Bridges exhibit explores rapidly changing country
Just as the French are getting an introduction to the art contained inside Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, so are Northwest Arkansas residents. Continue reading...
LIVE! IN NWA
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TODAY DAVID MILLER — 7-9 p.m., Acoustic Mud, Bella Vista. Continue reading...
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SATURDAY DUTCH OVEN WORKSHOP — With Jay Schneider, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Hobbs State Park near Rogers. $40. Register at 789-5000. Continue reading...
17TH ANNUAL GULLEY PARK SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
7 P.M. THURSDAYS
MAY 30 — Wheeler Brothers, Rock, folk, roots, Americana and blues, Austin, Texas JUNE 13 — Sarah Hughes Band, Folk-rock singer/songwriter, Fayetteville JUNE 27 — Rosco Bandana, Blues/Americana style music blended with modern folk and a hint of gypsy fanfare, Gulfport, Miss. Continue reading...
A Doozy Of A Decade
Wakarusa celebrates 10 years with big bands, big crowds
How will Wakarusa celebrate its 10th birthday? By inviting all of its friends, of course, including those who make music and those who just appreciate it. The 10th Wakarusa is the fifth in Arkansas; the festival spent the first half of its life in a park outside Lawrence, Kan. Continue reading...
Titanic Tastes
Casino launches new line of massive burger creations
This burger started with a good cocktail. Continue reading...
Summer Classes Part III
FAYETTEVILLE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS The annual summer writing camps sponsored by the Northwest Arkansas Writing Project based in the College of Education and Health Professions are scheduled for June and July. Continue reading...
Couch To Kayak
Hobbs State Park introduces beginners to lake
Even couch potatoes can kayak. Continue reading...
Scooby Doo! Where Are You?
Mystery Inc. comes to WAC for three interactive shows
Scooby Doo and Mystery Inc. will go in search of a ghost next week at the Walton Arts Center. Continue reading...
Holiday Outdoors
Long weekend offers extra time to explore
There’s enough to do outdoors here in our little corner of the Ozarks to last most folks a lifetime. Memorial Day weekend offers extra time to enjoy just a little of this natural fun. Continue reading...
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3 HOLIDAY OUTDOORS Long weekend offers extra time to explore BY FLIP PUTTHOFF 4 SCOOBY DOO! WHERE ARE YOU? Continue reading...
Boogie blues trio added at AMP
The Arkansas Music Pavilion will bring a little Texas boogie to the venue later this year. Continue reading...
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TODAY “JAMIE DOESN’T WANT TO TAKE A BATH” — A production for preschoolers by Trike Theatre, 9, 10 & 11 a.m. today & Saturday, 209 NE Second St. in Bentonville. $5. triketheatre.org. Continue reading...
LIVE! IN NWA
TODAY MARK ANDERSON — 7-9 p.m., Acoustic Mud, Bella Vista. Continue reading...
Summer Classes Part II
ROGERS ROGERS HISTORICAL MUSEUM SUMMER STORY TIMES — Ages 4-8 can enjoy a story, explore hands-on history objects and make a craft WHEN — 10 a.m. Fridays from June 7 through July 26 WHERE — Rogers Historical Museum in Rogers COST — Free INFO — 621-1154 ROGERS LITTLE THEATER MASTER CLASS CONSERVATORY — Real Live Techniques: Master Classes for Serious Students; for ages 8-18, this class includes learning audition technique, sound and movement, stage combat, improvisation technique and Shakespeare WHEN — June 17-28 WHERE — Rogers Little Theater in Rogers COST — $200 INFO — rogerslittletheater.org HOBBS STATE PARK - CONSERVATION AREA NATURE EXPLORATION DAY CAMP — Ages 6-8, June 18-20 and July 23-25 ; ages 9-12, June 25-27 and July 9-11 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMP FOR TEENS — Ages 13-15 ; July 16-18 WHERE — Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area near Rogers COST — $50- $75 INFO — 789-5000 BENTONVILLE TRIKE THEATRE FINE ARTS CAMPS — For children ages 4 through entering second grade; Superheroes, June 10-14 in Bentonville; E Continue reading...
