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NWA Audio Theater’s new production of “The Wizard of Oz” — directed by Becca Martin Brown — debuts this weekend. The cast includes Katie Smith as Dorothy, Judy Dunleavy Prettyman and Aiden Miller. Shows run at multiple locations through next week.
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Startup Junkie and Art DeCentrale host a Public Art 101 panel in Bentonville, where regional arts leaders and public artists share how creators can pursue opportunities, build connections and grow their practice.
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Crystal Bridges educators and artists reinstall Nari Ward’s “We The People” using 5,000 shoelaces, engaging teachers, students and even President Obama ahead of the museum’s 2026 expansion opening.
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Today's Sound Perimeter explores two very different meditations on stillness and motion. Arvo Pärt’s Fratres, performed by Anne Akiko Meyers and Akira Eguchi, takes us into a space of quiet tension and spacious introspection, where repetition becomes a form of listening. And Hiromi Uehara’s Green Tea Farm, from a 2006 solo performance, offers another kind of reflection, rooted perhaps in memory or maybe in a personal sense of landscape.
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Ann Morrison discusses portraying 16-year-old Kimberly in "Kimberly Akimbo", exploring aging, family dynamics and the show’s emotional depth as the national tour arrives at Walton Arts Center.
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Gar Hole Record's Gar Holeidays will take place this weekend, Friday Dec. 5 and Saturday Dec. 6. Artist Jonny Fritz talks about songwriting and his upcoming album. Fritz will perform Saturday.
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University of Arkansas art students unveiled “People Watching,” a new mural on the Tsa La Gi Trail in Fayetteville. Featuring native insects and vivid colors, the project explores history, scale and community through the medium of public art.
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Fayetteville glass artist Denise Lannutti discusses her beadwork, fused glass techniques and evolving studio practice, as well as details for her upcoming winter show at her home.
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Today's Sound Perimeter steps into winter through three very different musical moods.
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National Geographic’s "The Greatest Wildlife Photographs" is now on view at The Momentary, showcasing groundbreaking images, the risks photographers take to capture them, and the deep connections between people and the natural world.
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Jazz legend Ron Carter speaks with Rob Wells about his seven-decade career, the musicians who shaped him and why visibility and creativity still matter at age 88.
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Friends and fellow musicians join together at George’s Majestic Lounge to raise money for Rachel Fields as she faces a neurological disorder that has forced her off the stage.