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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...
Nomad’s a natural hit with Dickson regulars
Mitchell Owen has a bachelor’s degree in English with a minor in art history and owns a food truck. Continue reading...
An Upward Spiral
Artist’s living work changes environment at Lake Fayetteville
Stacy Levy enjoys watching the passersby on the Lake Fayetteville Trail stop and look as her creation comes to life. It literally is coming to life, after all. Continue reading...
Building Block
Third year of festival promises free-for-all fun
When she tries to explain to people why they should come down to the Block Street Block Party, Jessy Lang doesn’t have a complicated pitch. She tells potential visitors that it’s a big, family-friendly festival that’s free. Continue reading...
Keep ’Em Guessing
SoNA finds success in season of variations
Since its resurrection under the baton of Paul Haas, the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas has been known for surprises. Continue reading...
In Her DNA
Storyteller puts faith, beauty at heart of home
Anew car — and the concomitant car payments — kept Jerusalem Jackson Greer in Arkansas. Otherwise, she’d likely be living in Oxford, Miss., after earning a degree in Southern women’s studies at Ole Miss. Continue reading...
Gaining Ground
‘Grug’ takes Aussie actor across North America
An Australian actor gets to portray a character he grew up reading about during a tour across North America. Continue reading...
Horse Play
Touring production trots out message of compassion
At the beginning of “War Horse,” those watching the play may notice Gregory Manley, one of the six puppeteers on stage. Continue reading...
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TODAY OLD TIMERS’ DAYS — Arts & crafts, today through Sunday, Main Street in Van Buren. Continue reading...
LIVE IN NWA!
TODAY CASUAL FLYZE — 7-9 p.m., Acoustic Mud, Bella Vista. Continue reading...
A Song In Their Hearts
Michael Weir sings because he loves performing. Continue reading...
Barbecue skill becomes profession in Rogers
Vintage Coca-Cola bottles, signs, napkin holders and other memorabilia fill the interior of G@D’s Barbecue in Rogers. Continue reading...
School’s Out For Summer!
Classes encourage creativity for actors, artists
We love summer here at the ACO,” says Kathi Blundell, administrative director for the Arts Center of the Ozarks in Springdale. “We love showing kids that there are so many creative opportunities that are fun and educational.” This summer’s selection includes a weeklong summer camp for fifth through eighth grade “theater geeks” — with Child’s Play director Danny Hobson — and a five-week art camp in a “studio setting,” according to visual arts coordinator Eve Smith. Continue reading...
