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WAC puts Broadway season on hold; SoNA and APT follow suit, waiting for 2021 The Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville announced Tuesday that all Broadway shows -- and any performance with an anticipated audience of more than 200 people -- ... by Becca Martin-Brown - July 7, 2020

Amanda Bancroft: Tips help tiny living seem big and comfy Small spaces are an increasingly popular investment, especially this summer. To wait out the pandemic, some people have chosen to live in a vacation cabin locat... by Amanda Bancroft - July 5, 2020

Listen Here! New music brightens covid days "Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum" July 5, 2020

Meet The Makers: Painter Lisa Krannichfeld, photographer Edward Robison III Arkansas -- and many would argue the northwestern part of the state in particular -- is a hotbed of artistic talent. In this week's Meet The Makers, we shine a ... by Lara Jo Hightower - July 5, 2020

She Might Be 'The Great': Hulu series takes on Russia's Catherine with a twist If you're put off by stuffy biodramas of kings and queens, don't fear the period series "The Great." Rest assured: so is the show's creator. by MICHAEL ORDOÑA Los Angeles Times - July 5, 2020

Podcasts: 'Aria Code' Hits High Notes For Fans And Novices Alike What the 20 episodes of the podcast "Aria Code" boil down to is: Why should I care about opera? by Chris Hewitt Star-Tribune (Minneapolis) - July 5, 2020

Walls Of Wonder: Festival hopes to bring unity, joy to Fayetteville Originally scheduled for April in conjunction with the Green Heart Festival but sidelined by the coronavirus, Fayetteville's inaugural street art mural festival... by Jocelyn Murphy - July 5, 2020

Go Big! Go To Guy's: Fieri brings dining fun to Branson Landing "Guy Fieri is the master of fun," says Rosemary Rose, president of FACE Hospitality, the group that just opened Guy Fieri's Branson Kitchen + Bar at the Branson... by Becca Martin-Brown - July 5, 2020

View From The Top: Beyond peaceful vistas lie secrets of the past Sitting on a veranda, looking across the 462 acres that make up Branson's Top of the Rock, it's hard to imagine a more tranquil setting. by Becca Martin-Brown - July 5, 2020

Bentonville Abuzz: 21c welcomes guests back as reopenings continue The hotel side of Bentonville’s 21c Museum Hotel has reopened, along with its signature restaurant and one of Bentonville’s favorite dining experiences, The Hiv... by Jocelyn Murphy - July 5, 2020

Michael Cochren As musicians and music-lovers alike are itching for the chance to get their live music fix — but in a safe way — Awakening Events offers a solution a few other ... by Jocelyn Murphy - July 5, 2020

Fireworks displays still on target for Fourth of July weekend A few of the traditional Fourth of July celebrations won't happen in Northwest Arkansas, and others will look different than they have in past years. Reporter M... by Mike Jones - July 3, 2020

Off To Space: Festival hopes to transport music fans safely For the past seven years the Fourth of July has called music lovers to gather at a magical little venue just outside of Eureka Springs to see some of their favo... by Jocelyn Murphy - July 3, 2020

Podcasts: 'Aria Code' Hits High Notes For Fans And Novices Alike What the 20 episodes of the podcast "Aria Code" boil down to is: Why should I care about opera? July 3, 2020

Listen Here! New music brightens covid days "Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum" July 3, 2020