Daily Flyer: Thursday, Sept. 8

Local Notes

Today’s big news is that Walton Arts Center officials have announced a $4 million renovation to the Arkansas Music Pavilion, which they recently purchased.

In case you missed it yesterday, the Arsaga’s are planning to serve coffee and crepes on Dickson Street and the road through Old Main lawn is now under construction.

Happy Birthday!

Locals: Ashley Blair, Ed Kinard, Chris Burks, Eric Pace, Jennifer Ryion, Jennifer Burke, Robin Rues, Tina Goodman, April Lassiter-Matthews, and Lindsley Smith.
Others: Blues guitarist Guitar Shorty is 72, singer/songwriter Pink is 32 and actor Jonathan Taylor Thomas is 30.

Thursday To-do:

If you’re a fan of NFL football, you’ll likely be sitting in front of a television tonight. If not, there’s plenty to do in Fayetteville.

TheatreSquared’s Boeing-Boeing begins its second week of shows tonight at Nadine Baum Studios. Our theatre reviewer, Tobias, says it’s outta sight.

Also tonight, Jeff Kearney is at Smoke & Barrel, Signal Path is at George’s and the Burnett Trio are at JJ’s.

The full list

Fayetteville Square: Farmers’ Market

Rowdy Beaver Den: Karaoke

Botanical Garden of the Ozarks: Metamorphosis

JJ’s Grill: Burnett Trio

Legacy Blues Lounge: Hogtown Hot Club

Dickson Theater: Red, White & Blue Bingo

Foghorn’s on College: Amber and Emma

Arts Live Theatre: ALT’s The Bright Blue Mailbox Suicide Note

George’s Majestic Lounge: Signal Path

Jose’s: Joe Giles & the Homewreckers