8 Days a Week
8 Days a Week
Historically Speaking Clayton Conversation — “A Graveyard Adventure” with Marcus Woodward, 2:30 p.m. April 21, Clayton House in Fort Smith. $10. Reservations at 783-3000. Not Strictly History Series — “Fayetteville’s
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Is NWA your new home? Looking for connections with its past? Need a place to celebrate Earth Day? Want to make new friends over art? We’ve got you covered in
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Auditions for “Rent,” Vintage Market Days, author talks and a UFO conference? It’s all in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley! Do It Yourself! Auditions — For “Rent,” 6:30 p.m.
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From “Ode to Joy” to “Carmina Burana” to the annual VoiceJam at the Walton Arts Center, musical diversity is the name of the NWA game! Plus, the River Valley welcomes
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Hear Daveed Diggs, see “The Wizard of Oz” en pointe and taste competitive chili, all coming soon to NWA and the River Valley! Hear It Here! UA Distinguished Lecture Series
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See The World! TuLA: The Balance of Life — With modern and classical Indian music, dance, and costume, 4 p.m. March 16, Thaden School in Bentonville. Presented by Ra-Ve Cultural
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It’s Friday! This weekend you can go to “The Prom,” tour the Shiloh Museum, celebrate women’s history and more. March 8 Eclipse Poetry Workshop — With Shalini Rana, 2-4 p.m.,
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What do you plan to do this weekend? Need some ideas? March 1 Eclipse Info and Glasses Giveaway — 9 a.m.-noon, limit four per household, while supplies last, Fort Smith
FYI Calendar: The darkness is coming; prepare for the eclipse
Can you see clearly now? There’s an eclipse coming — and so much more! It’s An Eclipse! Eclipse Info and Glasses Giveaway — 9 a.m.-noon March 1, limit four per
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What do YOU want to do? See a show? Take a hike? Lend a hand? Here’s a new calendar to help you get out and get involved. Celebrate Black History Book Hunt
