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SoNA releases first-ever album of cutting edge music
“New Canons” is the first album ever for the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas — and the first commercial recording of each of the compositions included on it: “Latency Canons” by Ray Lustig,
Eureka Springs Blues Party hosts Ray Wylie Hubbard, others during festival weekend June 1-4
Gina Rambo, director of marketing and communications for the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa and Basin Park Hotel, couldn’t be more excited. Four days of the blues is coming for
Fenix art show features work of LGTBQIA+ youngsters
When planning the annual exhibit and activities for Pride Month in June at Fenix Arts, Taylor Johnson naturally looked to the next generation. She heads up the Fenix Youth Refuge
FreshGrass May 19-20 brings roots, Americana and more to Momentary
The “freshest” bluegrass, soul, funk, pop and so much more will be at the Momentary next weekend. FreshGrass festival will bring performances from Mavis Staples, Caamp, Elle King, Alison Brown,
White Street Walk May 19 just one of May Fest events in Eureka Springs
“In a way,” says Eureka Springs artist Zeek Taylor, “the White Street Walk is like a yearly family reunion. It’s one of the earliest events of the spring season, and
Collected: May 7 event introduces new theater company
Executive Director Rachel Mills and Artistic Director Stephanie Whitcomb say the idea for Theatre Collective of Northwest Arkansas was incubated where all great ideas should be born: a party. “Our
3×3: Tameka Bob talks about her role in T2’s ‘Chicken & Biscuits’
In “Chicken & Biscuits,” now open on the TheatreSquared stage, two rival sisters are trying to bury their father without killing each other first. “’Chicken & Biscuits’ is a feast
Arkansauce shares new songs in What’s Up! podcast
Arkansauce stopped by our podcast studio last month to talk about their new album, “OK to Wonder,” which drops April 21. So far, two singles, “Up on the Shelf” and
UA choir Schola Cantorum sings about murder of Matthew Shepard
On Oct. 7, 1998, Matthew Shepard, a 21-year-old student at the University of Wyoming, was brutally attacked and tied to a fence in a field outside of Laramie and left
April 8 concert brings SoNA, Fayetteville Jazz Collective to WAC stage together
“We often have the privilege of working with guest artists from around the world, but it’s particularly special when we get to celebrate local talent right here in Northwest Arkansas,”