Community Calendar

"Acts of Translation" is a performance by dancer Sarah Black (Denton, TX) and musician Russell Patterson (Fayetteville, AR) that utilizes motion tracking to invert the relationship between two mediums.

Through the use of motion tracking technology, dancer and musician are given the ability to co-compose in real time, speaking to and with one another across mediums to create a unique piece of music. Join us for a performance and live recording that explores attentiveness, deep listening, and the myriad ways that we learn to understand one another.

This project is part of The Medium’s InnerSpace program, which offers free space to test new creative or community-building ideas in a supportive environment. InnerSpace embodies The Medium’s commitment to making space accessible to all.

A free concert by The Singing Men of Arkansas celebrating the heritage of great hymns in all of our lives! Come early, as these annual concerts are usually standing room only!
If you love the hymns of the church from any denomination, you will love this concert.
Free to all!
The Singing Men of Arkansas are an auctioned men's choir traveling the country and internationally since 2007. We have performed in ten states and three foreign countries, singing at concert halls, veteran's events, churches, schools, prisons and government facilities. In recent years we have performed at multiple locations on our Washington, DC Tour and all over Austria on our Austria Tour.
For 2026, we will have these Heritage of Hymns Concerts, a tour of Arkansas Prisons this Summer and our annual Home for Christmas Concerts at the end of the year.
Join us! Our concerts are always free and a lot of fun.

Looking for the best way to spend your evening? Join us every Wednesday in the RØDE House for Happy Hour with drink specials and free live music from local artists. This night features Guinevere Goodwin.

Free, no tickets required.

Ages 21+ only. Please present a valid ID upon entry.

This event is part of our RØDE House Happy Hour series.

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Guinevere Goodwin, born and raised in the Ozarks, blends southern and midwestern influences with inspiration from icons like Patsy Cline and Emmylou Harris. Her music reflects a grounded, heartfelt style that honors the vulnerability of classic country and folk while embracing the fierceness of a modern woman.

Join Music Moves for a joyful evening honoring the life, music, and legacy of one of the greatest artists of all time — Stevie Wonder. Held at The Momentary, this special concert celebrates Stevie’s birthday and the extraordinary influence he has had on music, culture, and generations of artists.

From Motown classics to timeless anthems, Stevie Wonder’s catalog has shaped the sound of soul, pop, R&B, and funk for more than five decades. With beloved songs like Superstition, Sir Duke, Signed, Sealed, Delivered, Isn’t She Lovely, and Higher Ground, his music continues to inspire audiences around the world.

This tribute performance will feature a dynamic ensemble of regional musicians bringing Stevie’s legendary songs to life while celebrating the artistry, innovation, and spirit that define his work. More than a concert, the evening is a celebration of musical excellence and the cultural legacy of a visionary who used his platform to advocate for love, unity, and social change.

Presented by Music Moves, this program reflects the organization’s mission to educate, inspire, and connect communities through music and cultural storytelling.

Tickets are $20 ($16/members), reserve your spot online or with Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.

A free concert by The Singing Men of Arkansas celebrating the heritage of great hymns in all of our lives! Come early, as these annual concerts are usually standing room only!
If you love the hymns of the church from any denomination, you will love this concert.
Free to all!
The Singing Men of Arkansas are an auctioned men's choir traveling the country and internationally since 2007. We have performed in ten states and three foreign countries, singing at concert halls, veteran's events, churches, schools, prisons and government facilities. In recent years we have performed at multiple locations on our Washington, DC Tour and all over Austria on our Austria Tour.
For 2026, we will have these Heritage of Hymns Concerts, a tour of Arkansas Prisons this Summer and our annual Home for Christmas Concerts at the end of the year.
Join us! Our concerts are always free and a lot of fun.

Sit back and enjoy a stripped-down storytelling performance from The Phlegms. Don’t miss the first ever time The Phlegms will play TURNED DOWN, all in one night at the Momentary! Inspired by MTV’s Unplugged, we invite fans new and old to experience this local rock staple in a new light.

Tickets are $10 ($8/members), reserve your spot online or with Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.

This event is 18+ only.

Make Wednesdays your new favorite night out at Community Nights at The Momentary. Each week, a different local group brings their community together in the space, inviting both members and newcomers to gather for a lively, welcoming evening of connection. Come meet the hosts, mix with new people, and learn more about the work and impact these groups are making in your local community. Whether you arrive with friends or show up solo, you’ll plug into something happening right here in your city.

Free, no tickets required, ages 21+ only.

Community Nights occur during RØDE House Happy Hours. Groups are welcome to gather in the RØDE House and Onyx Coffee Lab.

This event is part of our Community Nights series.

We love it when Melissa comes to town and we are honored to host this show at George's Majestic Lounge!

We also love an early show! 5-7pm

The Camptown Ladies will open up a short set.

Get your tickets today!

$20 Adv $25 at door

Melissa Carper " Hillbillie Holiday"

Celebrated for her profoundly observational lyrics, her “homespun sensibility,” and a voice that curls like a croon from a gramophone, Melissa Carper plays old school country music that resonates across time and place. Carper’s repertoire weaves together the threads of old-time, bluegrass, western swing, jazz, and blues that all intertwined to form American country music, back in the days before the recording industry drew artificial lines and slapped on race-based genre labels. Veteran Nashville musician Chris Scruggs highlighted Carper’s versatile traditionalism when he dubbed her “HillBillie Holiday,” declaring, “She’s as good as it gets. She has a quality that really transcends time and fashion.”

https://www.melissacarper.com/