Review: CAMBODIAN ROCK BAND at TheatreSquared
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TheatreSquared Presents CAMBODIAN ROCK BAND By Lauren Yee
Biting humor and epic rock collide in TheatreSquared's 'Cambodian Rock Band' - A gripping journey through time and family legacies.
Source: broadwayworld.com
Four local bands to perform at River Market Live in August
The Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau opens a new entertainment series it’s calling “River Market Live” in Little Rock’s downtown River Market District this August.
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Northwest Arkansas artists among those named Arkansas Arts Council's Individual Artist Fellows
The Arkansas Arts Council has named the 18 recipients of $5,000 Individual Artist Fellowship grants to Arkansas artists and performers for 2023.
Source: nwaonline.com
Arkansas Arts Council names 18 Individual Artist Fellows
The Arkansas Arts Council has named the 18 recipients of $5,000 Individual Artist Fellowship grants to Arkansas artists and performers for 2023.
Source: arkansasonline.com
A major upgrade forced the closure of Govetts Leap lookout to vehicles last year but it is set to reopen on June 7 | Blue Mountains Gazette
Govetts Leap lookout at Blackheath closed to vehicles from August last year, days away from reopening
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Source: bluemountainsgazette.com.au
NWA Fashion Week returns, spotlights local transgender community
After two years, Northwest Arkansas Fashion Week returned March 10-12 and featured modeling performances and designer showcases highlighting underrepresented communities.
Source: uatrav.com
Artist Confronts Racism in Fayetteville Following Vandalism
An embroidered work by surrealist artist Madison Smith, 25, displays the American flag with the message âwhite supremacy is in every stitch of our country.â Smithâs work consists of pastel, yet striking colors alongside ethereal renderings of flowers and moths with phrases like âlet black girls be girlsâ and âlet black women cry.â Last spring, Fayetteville residents Cheanie Kü and Simone Cottrell commissioned Smith to create a work of art to be publicly dis...
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Source: uatrav.com