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Rachel "Brick" Fields and Fonky Donkey perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at White Water Tavern in Little Rock. Fields, a singer-songwriter-guitarist-flutist, and her husband, guitarist and backing vocalist Larry Brick, will be accompanied by Little Rock band Fonky Donkey.
Citing a staff shortage, the David's Burgers outlet in the River Market's Ottenheimer Market Hall has temporarily closed. A Monday post on the Facebook page suggests patrons of the downtown location head to their NLR location. In the meantime, they're hiring via davidsburgers.com/careers.
Invisible, In Plain Sight: The art and music of Michael Jukes May 14, 202111:34 am The year 2020 was so god-awful that numerous posters on Twitter and Facebook mused about what might be happening in the year 2020 in a better, alternate universe. You know, a universe in which the coronavirus might not shut down the world, or a universe in which the president wasn’t an utterly clueless orange Bozo and didn’t casually suggest — from a White House podium, no less — that a couple of shots of Clorox might take care of the problem. And maybe in that happy other existence, the work of
Crafting cocktails at home with Arkansas bartenders Crafting cocktails at home with Arkansas bartenders Kat Wilson Whether youâre starting 2021 with a Dryuary or toasting the New Year until the fetid smell of 2020 has worn off, Januaryâs become a time to get thoughtful about alcohol â what we love, what we hate and what role it plays in our newly pandemic-stricken social lives. Itâs also the month when, in 1919, Arkansas ratified the Eighteenth Amendment, establishing prohibition in the state and ushering in a formalized relationship betw...