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Kalani Holleman, of Fayetteville, runs Thursday, March 21, 2013 to get out of the snow into the Jones Center in Springdale. Holleman was on her way to swim at the center.
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Kalani Holleman, of Fayetteville, runs Thursday, March 21, 2013 to get out of the snow into the Jone
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Jamie Martinez, with A & L Landscaping of Tontitown, cleans dead leaves off a Japanese Maple trees T
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Jamie Martinez, with A & L Landscaping of Tontitown, cleans dead leaves off a Japanese Maple trees Thursday, March 21, 2013 outside the Springdale Chamber of Commerce building on Emma Avenue in Springdale. The crew cleaned up the green areas in front of the building of winter plants to put in fresh mulch.
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JASON CRABB — Seventeen-time Dove Award winner Jason Crabb released his newest album, “Love Is Stron
JASON CRABB — Seventeen-time Dove Award winner Jason Crabb released his newest album, “Love Is Stronger,” on March 12 to much critical praise. The vocalist will perform tonight at The Auditorium in Eureka Springs as a fundraiser for the Great Passion Play. The play nearly closed for good last fall after 40 years of operation but was saved at the last minute. Tickets for the benefi t concert are $10 in advance through thegospelstation.com or $12 at the door.
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SNAKE EYES AND THE BUG BAND — Local Cajun dance band Snake Eyes and the Bug Band, which plays a blen
SNAKE EYES AND THE BUG BAND — Local Cajun dance band Snake Eyes and the Bug Band, which plays a blend of originals and tradition Cajun dance hall music, will perform this weekend alongside blues act The Western Fling at 9 p.m. Saturday at Rogue Pizza Co. in Fayetteville. Admission is $5. (Photo courtesy Henry Turner)
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Table Mesa Bistro
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Table Mesa Bistro
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Glenn Whitman, owner of the Gear Gaming Store in Fayetteville, and his wife are hosting a game-playi
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Glenn Whitman, owner of the Gear Gaming Store in Fayetteville, and his wife are hosting a game-playing convention this weekend at the Holiday Inn in Springdale. The Whitmans set up these action figures in their store.
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Steve Bailey
Steve Bailey
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Re-enactors watch as the blast of a six-pound cannon roars across the battlefield during a demonstra
Re-enactors watch as the blast of a six-pound cannon roars across the battlefield during a demonstration at Pea Ridge National Military Park in 2010. A re-enactment of the Civil War battle will take place this weekend.
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Outlaw Run, the new wooden roller coaster at Silver Dollar City, does things wooden coasters never h
Outlaw Run, the new wooden roller coaster at Silver Dollar City, does things wooden coasters never have, including three inversions. Take a virtual ride on Outlaw Run by watching the point of view video at nwaonline.com/xx/videos/2013/ mar/22/8619.
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BEN RECTOR — One-time Fayetteville resident Ben Rector is gaining fans all over, having sold out sto
BEN RECTOR — One-time Fayetteville resident Ben Rector is gaining fans all over, having sold out stops around the country and toured with the likes of Needtobreathe, which brought him to Fayetteville last fall. The piano pop artist returns for a pair of headlining dates on Wednesday and Thursday at George’s Majestic Lounge. Both shows begin at 9 p.m. and feature opening act Alpha Rev. Admission is $18.
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Kevin Kinder
Kevin Kinder
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MR. SHRINE’S MINI-ART CAR WORKSHOP — For families, 2 p.m. Saturday, Springdale Public Library. Free.
MR. SHRINE’S MINI-ART CAR WORKSHOP — For families, 2 p.m. Saturday, Springdale Public Library. Free. 750-8180.
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GARRISON KEILLOR: A BRAND-NEW RETROSPECTIVE — With author and radio host Keillor and The Guy’s All-S
GARRISON KEILLOR: A BRAND-NEW RETROSPECTIVE — With author and radio host Keillor and The Guy’s All-Star Shoe Band leader Richard Dworsky, conductor and pianist Rob Fisher and singer-actress Christine Digiallonardo, 7 p.m. Thursday, Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville. This show is sold out. Call 443-5600 for wait-list information.
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DEVIL’S DEN ROCKS WEEKEND — With nature games, bird & fossil programs, hikes and more, today-Sunday,
DEVIL’S DEN ROCKS WEEKEND — With nature games, bird & fossil programs, hikes and more, today-Sunday, Devil’s Den State Park near Winslow. Free. 761-3325.
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THE JOY FORMIDABLE — More than 100 bands will converge in Kansas City, Mo., on the weekend of April
THE JOY FORMIDABLE — More than 100 bands will converge in Kansas City, Mo., on the weekend of April 4-6 for the indie rock event called the Middle of the Map Festival. The event, which includes headliners such as Grizzly Bear, Divine Fits, Futurebirds and The Joy Formidable, pictured, is entering its third year. The festival will occupy various venues in the Westport district of Kansas City. Three-night music passes are $45; film and forum tickets come at an additional charge. For tickets or details, visit middleofthemapfest.com. (Photo courtesy James Minchin)
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Comedian and social critic Doug Stanhope will bring his current standup tour to Fayetteville’s UARK
Comedian and social critic Doug Stanhope will bring his current standup tour to Fayetteville’s UARK Bowl on Tuesday. Stanhope headlines the venue’s spring comedy series.
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Children fill their baskets with eggs at last year’s Bella Vista Property Owners Association’s Easte
Children fill their baskets with eggs at last year’s Bella Vista Property Owners Association’s Easter Egg Hunt.
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Arkansas coach Mike Anderson and players Coty Clarke and Marshawn Powell talk on the sidelines after
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Arkansas coach Mike Anderson and players Coty Clarke and Marshawn Powell talk on the sidelines after falling behind to Vanderbilt during their Southeastern Conference tournament game in Nashville Thursday.
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Arkansas sophomore guard Rashad Madden (00) pressures Longwood junior guard Tristan Carey on Sunday,
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Arkansas sophomore guard Rashad Madden (00) pressures Longwood junior guard Tristan Carey on Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, during the first half of play in Bud Walton Arena.
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