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PHOTOS: Pickin’ circle in Rogers – Northwest Arkansas
Music lovers gathered at the Rogers Adult Wellness Center as the sounds of stringed instruments filled the air during the latest “Pickin’ Circle” event. Visitors thoroughly enjoyed the toe-tapping and foot-stomping performance, showcasing the vibrant cultural landscape of Rogers, Arkansas. A Celebration of Local Talent. The event...
Salata salad chain plans to open two restaurants in Northwest Arkansas
Houston-based Salata Salad Kitchen has plans to expand into Northwest Arkansas. The fast-casual chain, known for its customizable salads and wraps, has signed a multi-unit franchise agreement with David and Kara Guerra to open two restaurants somewhere in the region, according to a spokesperson for the company. It would mark the brand’s first entry into the state.
Local jeweler wins national design award
A Fayetteville-based jeweler has won a national design competition for one of its pieces. Underwoods Fine Jewelers, located at 611 W. Dickson Street, won a CASE Award in the retailer jewelry $2001-$5000 category for their 18K yellow gold hand forged ring featuring a 8.17ct square checkerboard amethyst center stone. “Year...
Time Loop by Klip Collective set to open in Crystal Bridges North Forest in Bentonville – Northwest Arkansas
Time Loop by Klip Collective: Illuminating the North Forest. Time Loop, a captivating outdoor exhibit by Klip Collective, will officially open to the public this Wednesday at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Northwest Arkansas. This enchanting display in the museum’s North Forest is set to run through January 5th.
Some scaffolding comes down at Walmart Museum on the Bentonville Square
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Part of the exterior scaffolding on Bentonville Square's most iconic building has come down. The scaffolding on the Walmart Museum's south side was removed Thursday. The scaffolding on the side that faces the courthouse remains. The Walmart Museum building closed for renovations in Nov. 2022. The...
Downtown Springdale to Host Art Walk, Monarch Festival
Downtown Springdale and the Tyson Family Foundation are set to host a two-day art event, combining the Fall Art Walk with the Monarch Flight Festival, offering a blend of artistic expression and community celebration. The event kicks off on Friday, Sept. 13, with a ticketed Wine Crawl and Art Tour...
Found Treasure: Mezzaluna Pasteria Mozzarella Bar
August 30, 2024 – Pacific Grove has official sister cities in Chambéry, France, famed as The Gateway to the Alps, and Anacortes, Washington, the gateway to the San Juan Islands (including Orcas Island, Edible’s own sibling of sorts). Now P.G. has a new sis in Bentonville, Arkansas,...
Lineup released for Music on the Mountain series at Mount Sequoyah
The lineup is out for a series of free shows on Mount Sequoyah this fall. Mount Sequoyah Center officials this week announced plans to host three free shows as part of their Music on the Mountain series in the coming weeks. The series will kick off with locals Dana Louise...
Axios NWA Does: Boulders and Brews in Fayetteville
I love the Natural State, but anyone who knows me will attest that I'm not exactly one with nature. 🧗♀️ The intrigue: So, rock climbing in a controlled indoor environment where I can stop anytime and grab a coffee is my kind of rock climbing.☕️ State of play: Boulders and Brews off of Dickson Street in Fayetteville offers indoor climbing and a café with drinks like coffee and tea, plus a few snacks like muffins.Let me tell you — climbing is physically challenging. You're hoisting your body weight up over and over again and holding it to a wall. Even...
LIVE! Music: Baang & the Gaang reunite in Springdale, Yuni Wa brings dreamy beats to Rogers
Baang & The Gaang — the annual music festival created and produced by Northwest Arkansas Hip-Hop artist Baang, returns this year. The free show featuring Jasper Logan (rapper, singer), Pura Coco (singer), LeaKe! (rapper, producer) and more starts at 6 p.m. Aug. 31 at Fairlane Station in Springdale. According...
Red Ball bounces into Northwest Arkansas September 11-15, brings artist and events
Brace yourself, the red ball is coming. The RedBall Project, considered the world’s longest-running street work, which has traveled from Paris to Abu Dhabi, Tokyo to the U.S. and back, will bounce into Northwest Arkansas September 11 through 15 and be on view 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Crystal Bridges plans new art festival
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art will host works from more than 100 artists at a fair Oct. 5-6.State of play: The festival will be at the museum's outdoor trails, with art of various mediums — such as ceramics, wood, drawing and painting — for sale from artists across the country, including some locals.The event will include food trucks and art demos.If you go: The festival is free, but there is a ticketed opening celebration on Oct. 4 for those who would like to meet the artists and enjoy snacks and live music. Get tickets for $65, or $52 for museum members.
Jake Hertzog Jazz Trio to play Weekend Starts on Friday
Local group Jake Hertzog Jazz Trio will play the city’s upcoming Weekend Starts in the Ramble series show on Friday evening. The group will perform as part of the weekly series, set for 5-7 p.m. along the trail in the Lower Ramble area. In addition to the music, local...
Weekend Flyer: Shawn James, PETT, A Raisin in the Sun, and more
It’s Labor Day weekend, and you know what that means, don’t you? It means you might have the day off on Monday. Congrats. Local classic rockers The Hard Tops will kick off the weekend with a happy hour show at George’s Majestic Lounge. Later on, former Fayettevillian Shawn James is back in town for a Friday night show. On Saturday, Hopout DIY and KXUA have teamed up for a back-to-school show featuring PETT, Resting and Suzi Trash.
The Power to Heal: Play Music on the Porch Day at Mildred Cooper Chapel
“What if for one day everything stopped? And we all just listened to the music.”. That’s the motto for the yearly celebration Play Music on the Porch Day that invites musicians to go outside and play a tune. This year it falls on Aug. 31, and it’s location is right out your front door. Whether it’s with a group or solo, for an audience, or just in front of Mother Nature, the day is meant to be a casual celebration of music.
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