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Rogers Animal Services offering $10 adoptions and microchips for the rest of 2024
ROGERS, Ark. — Rogers Animal Services announced adoption fees will be $10 for the rest of 2024. In June, the shelter said they were originally offering $15 adoptions until Sept. 1. However, they dropped the adoption fees and extended the offer starting Aug. 1. In the June announcement, they...
American Airlines will soon introduce daily nonstop flights from XNA to Philadelphia
The Northwest Arkansas National Airport announced on Sunday that daily nonstop flights between Bentonville and Philadelphia will start this year.
Your weekend plans: Fair, restaurants, concerts
Make this weekend a good one.🍽 Bentonville Restaurant Week — Catch the end of the event today and tomorrow, and try special menu items and get discounts at participating Bentonville restaurants.🎤 Live music — +LIVE+ and Stone Temple Pilots with Soul Asylum are playing Saturday night at the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion. Get tickets starting at $30.Electronic music producer and DJ deadmau5 will be at The Momentary on Saturday night. General admission tickets are $85 — or $68 for members and $30 for students.🎡 Washington County Fair — The fair continues today and Saturday with rides, food and livestock. Full schedule.
RedBall Project to Inspire Smiles Across Northwest Arkansas
It is just a big red ball, but it seems to cause a stir everywhere it goes. Considered the world’s longest-running street art project, the RedBall Project has seen a 250-pound, 15-foot inflatable ball squeezed in creative locations across the world. Northwest Arkansas will get a taste of the simple yet playful installation this September.
Salata Salad Kitchen Signs Multi-Unit Agreement to Develop Two Restaurants in Northwest Arkansas
August 23, 2024 // Franchising.com // BENTONVILLE, AR. - Salata Salad Kitchen is continuing to grow beyond its Texas roots expanding into an entirely new territory. The brand inked a multi-unit agreement with husband-and-wife duo, David and Kara Guerra, marking its official entry into Arkansas. Originally from Texas, David...
Aqueduct coming to Smoke & Barrel Tavern Sept. 8
A band that was a regular visitor to Fayetteville during the heyday of JR’s Lightbulb Club is coming back to town next month. Indie pop band Aqueduct is set to perform their first show in Fayetteville in almost 20 years at Smoke & Barrel Tavern on Sunday, Sept. 8.
Muscadines repeat with top wine in state competition
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Muscadines again rose to the top in the Arkansas Quality Wine competition, a testament to the skills of state’s vintners handling this beloved and somewhat quirky and cantankerous grape. Renee Threlfall, associate professor-enology and viticulture for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, founded...
LIVE! Music: Mathews takes confessions, festivals release early tickets
Spill your deepest darkest secrets to Matt Mathews or just come along and listen. The comedian and social media sensation brings his Boujee On A Budget tour Jan. 31 to the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville. Tickets are $29.50 – $110.95. Widely known and celebrated for his relatability and...
Historic Cane Hill hosts 3rd annual Ozark Bug Crawl
For the third year in a row, Northwest Arkansans had the chance to enjoy fun, education and a bit of competition while learning about some of nature’s smallest creatures.
Flyer Q&A: Callie Kent on supporting Fayetteville’s live music and local artists
Like every late summer and fall in Fayetteville, there’s a lot of live music happening. Even more so lately with new DIY groups working with established venues and hosting shows wherever they can. It can be difficult to keep track of everything. Luckily for us, Callie Kent has been...
Jöelle Storet brings her artistic vision to TheatreSquared’s ‘A Raisin in the Sun’
Jöelle Storet found it very easy to say “yes” to her newest project — designing the artistic story for TheatreSquared’s production of “A Raisin in the Sun”, opening Aug. 23 and running through Sept. 15. Written by Lorraine Hansberry and first produced on Broadway in 1959, the poignant play details a Black family’s attempt to achieve their dreams despite systemic racism and segregation in mid-century Chicago.
Soprano Melissa Givens to perform at St. Paul’s Sept. 7-8
Renowned soprano Melissa Givens will perform two shows at St. Pauls Episcopal Church next month. Givens, who is an assistant professor of voice and head of voice studies at Pomona College, will give presentations and perform pieces by Arkansas native and composer Florence Price on Sept. 7-8. From Price’s bio:...
'A Raisin in the Sun' visits TheatreSquared
A Raisin in the Sun debuted on Broadway in 1959 and still retains its power and ability to move audiences. TheatreSquared’s production of Lorraine Hansberry’s script is on stage through Sept. 15. Two actors from the cast of A Raisin in the Sun came to the Anthony and Susan Hui News Studio: Vanessa R. Butler and Kathy Tyree, Ruth Younger and Lena Younger on stage, respectively, to speak with Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams about the production.
TheatreSquared takes on American masterpiece “A Raisin in the Sun”
Lorraine Hansberry used Hughes’ poem for the title of her play “A Raisin in the Sun.” It became the first play by a Black woman to debut on Broadway, which it did in 1959. On Wednesday, the iconic play will be produced professionally for the first time in Northwest Arkansas at TheatreSquared.
Soul Asylum frontman shares songwriting insights ahead of tour
The latest album from Soul Asylum has received a quick blessing from the fastest woman alive, Shirley “Cha Cha” Muldowney. “I just couldn’t be more excited that she’s excited about it,” said frontman Dave Pirner, who remembers watching Muldowney drag racing during the 1970s. Now...
Auditions for the Arkansas Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, all-you-can-eat ice cream
April Wallace of the "Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette" joins Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams to suggest local happenings this weekend, like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's Forever Thankful celebration in Bentonville, an all-you-can-eat ice cream social for the Fort Smith Museum of History, auditions for the Arkansas Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, and more.
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