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LIVE! IN NWA

Subscriber onlyTODAY PAPER JAM — 9:30 p.m., The Bayou, Rogers. Continue reading...

FYI

Subscriber onlyTODAY FRIDAY MORNING MOVIE — “A Monster in Paris,” 10 a.m., Fayetteville Public Library. For families. faylib.org. Continue reading...

EVENTS AWAY

Subscriber onlyTULSA (VISITTULSA.COM) IN CONCERT JUNE 21 — Sheryl Crow, Hard Rock Casino. 800-760-6700. JUNE 25 — Billy Idol, Hard Rock Casino. 800-760-6700. JUNE 30 — Daughtry, River Spirit Casino. 918-995-8518. Continue reading...

Thai Or Thai Not

New Lowell restaurant offers Asian choices

Subscriber onlyThai and Chinese cuisine reigns supreme at Thai Ginger. Continue reading...

Boston Store Tea Room Serves Up Lunch In Style

Subscriber onlyThe Boston Store in Fort Smith lived up to the slogan “It pays to trade at the Boston Store” for over 100 years. Continue reading...

Back To Basics

Two area blues festivals bring rock music to its roots

Subscriber onlyAgrizzly looking man with a sightly grayed goatee and newsboy hat leans into his handmade cigar box two string guitar and glides a glass tube down the neck of the rugged instrument. He looks like he’s in pain, but he’s really just feeling the note he just dug out of his guitar. Continue reading...

Bloc Party

New gallery stroll hopes to draw sophisticated clientele

Subscriber onlyIn Dan Hintz’s theory, downtown Bentonville already has the art and art galleries. It just needs another way to promote them. Continue reading...

From 6 To 18, Actor To Playwright

Arts Live Theatre announces eight-play season

Subscriber onlyWith between 300 and 400 youngsters a year making their theatrical homes at Arts Live in Fayetteville, Executive Director Mark Landon Smith has to come up with a season that includes “a little bit of something for everyone” : Actors as young as 6 and as old as 18, budding technicians, singers, dancers and even playwrights. Continue reading...

A Bit Of The Bayou

Playwright puts heart of his art in new script

Subscriber onlyOnce upon a time, in a trailer out around Baldwin, La. — population 2,436 — a folk artist named Royal Robertson created primitive, one-of-a-kind posters. Continue reading...

‘The Best Music We Can’

Cello, colleagues, repertoire stretch musician

Subscriber onlyCellist Camden Shaw says there is never a dull moment as a member of a quartet. Continue reading...

A Few Steps Back

Walking tours reveal secrets of Belle Grove

Subscriber onlyJust as in the days gone by, people sauntered down the streets of Fort Smith last month. They admired the homes, climbed atop the coach stones from horse-and-buggy days and enjoyed the shade provided by venerable tall trees. Continue reading...

Mud And Music

Weather the lasting memory of the 10th Wakarusa

Subscriber onlyAs Brett Mosiman chatted with me about the aftermath of another rainy Wakarusa festival, he watched six tractor-trailers full of gravel enter the Mulberry Mountain grounds, home to the event for the past five years. The goal of the gravel, and the bulldozers and skid steer loaders and the like, was to get the location ready for the Thunder on the Mountain festival, which began yesterday. Continue reading...

LIVE! IN NWA

Subscriber onlyTODAY 540 NORTH — 7-9 p.m., Acoustic Mud, Bella Vista. Continue reading...

Thunder On The Mountain Ready To Shake Stages

Subscriber onlyThunder on the Mountain, which many suggest is Arkansas’ first music festival dedicated only to the country genre, continues through Saturday night in Franklin County. Continue reading...

FYI

Subscriber onlyTODAY SUMMER STORY TIME — Farming, 10 a.m., Rogers Historical Museum Education Annex. With pot making and seed planting. Free for ages 4-8. Continue reading...

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