Community Calendar

Fat Tuesday Pub & Grub Crawl will take place on Tuesday, February 17th in the Dickson Street Entertainment District from 6 - 10pm. This a more traditional pub crawl than in years past, but with the exciting addition of food establishments as well as bars. Costumed revelers from our krewes will follow a lively band that will join the festivities, and will bring a real Fat Tuesday party - and beads - to the streets. Prizes will be awarded for participation, costumes, and more.

Doors: 6:15 pm; Show: 7:00-9:00 om (w/intermission)

Jordie Lane

"Born to a comedian and a clown, Nashville-based, Melbourne-born folk artist Jordie Lane, makes a triumphant return with his acclaimed album "Tropical Depression". This new collection of songs and live show wanders near the intersection of Americana and 60s-inspired folk while sticking strong to his Roots storytelling. Packed with humor, wit, and sharp social commentary, "Tropical Depression" tackles a broad range of topics, from facing extreme weather to Lane’s own mental health journey.A seasoned road warrior, Jordie Lane has shared the stage with legendary acts like Billy Bragg, Gotye, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Moody Blues, and Neko Case, among others, and has found his place as one of Australia’s modern-day storytelling greats!"

"Bridging the gap between folk and Americana, Jordie Lane has created a pathbreaking and inspiring sound. Let me tell you there’s no one making music like Jordie Lane right now. The closest thing I’ve heard to this kind of country / Americana music is probably in the Tyler Childers realm. Lane has a lonesome sincerity in his vocal that makes you believe every damn word he sings. We don’t get many artists like this in a generation, let alone on the cutting edge of new music. Lane has that Grammy-worthy Americana depth to his songwriting. It puts me in mind of some great songwriters like Kristofferson or even John Prine."

Greg Jones, Ear To The Ground

Ramblin’ Road is a private house concert series dedicated to bringing touring musicians to intimate settings in NWA, with all proceeds benefiting the artists. Expect great music, good company, and an evening centered around the musician.

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHxse2fcNI6NbKscopEn2gg

The Blue Undertones will be playing a collection of jazz, blues, old school R & B, and pop music. This is a fundraiser for the museum's building expansion fund. Tickets are available at the Museum for $10 each and will be limited to 60 attendees. 1885 Bella Vista Way, corner of Highway 71 and Kingsland, 479-855-2335, open Wed through Sun, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. www.bellavista.museum.org