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Courtesy/Crystal Bridges Museum of American ArtA new Crystal Bridges performance brings Abigaill Levy-Franks’ 18th-century letters to life through music, art and stories of Jewish life in colonial America. -
Courtesy/Crystal Bridges Museum of American ArtDocumentarian Ken Burns visited Crystal Bridges Museum as part of its Building Bridges lecture series, discussing his new PBS series on the American Revolution's violence, myths and democracy.
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Casey Kayser of the UofA co-edited a new LSU Press book on gas station, roadside and convenience cuisine in the South — and what it says about history, culture and community. -
House of Songs is back for a third season of its songwriter cycling series, with rides across NWA and a finale concert May 12 at the Rail Yard in downtown Rogers. -
Ted Hammig and the Campaign, Frail State and Resting play George's Majestic Lounge Sunday in support of KUAF's music programming and live session series. -
Ahead of their KUAF benefit concert Sunday at George's, Ted Hammig and the Campaign talk band origins, recording at home and playing Austin City Limits. -
Cureate's capstone food festival comes to The Momentary in Bentonville this Saturday noon-4 p.m. Tickets are $35 and going quickly. -
KOBV DJ Theron Sunderland hosts a free, no-reservation drop-in session with Korg Volca drum machines at the Fayetteville Public Library, Saturday, 2-4 p.m. -
Cut Worms and Liam Kazar play George's tonight, the Dogwood Festival kicks off in Siloam Springs, Ozark Ballet Theater performs Swan Lake, and KUAF hosts a benefit concert Sunday. -
Caitlyn Sullins, founder of Natural State Performing Arts, talks about Space Exploration, a weeklong dance festival culminating in a public show at The Medium. -
A Little Rock collector brings rare stereoview photographs of the 1880 Fayetteville tornado to the Fayetteville Public Library Saturday for a free presentation with local historian J.B. Hogan. -
Bob Ford and Shana Gold discuss TheatreSquared's world-premiere adaptation of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," running through May 10 in collaboration with the University of Arkansas.
