Friday, Nov. 20

Lights of the Ozarks kicks off Friday night with their annual lighting ceremony and parade on the Fayetteville square. It all starts at 6 p.m. Here’s some more info, including the parade route.

Want some comedy? There’s a comedy showcase event at Nomad’s Music Lounge in South Fayetteville as well. It’s hosted by local comedian Zac Slusher, and it starts at 7:30 p.m. Comedians include Hilton Price, Seth Dees, Troy Gittings, Chealsie Summers, and Martin Callen.

If you’re in the mood for Shakeaspeare, the UA drama department is performing The Bard’s Twelfth Night at University Theatre all weekend as well. Friday’s show starts at 7:30 p.m.

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Friday, November 20

3:00 pm	Crossroads Farmers’ Market Trinity United Methodist Church	Community
5:00 pm	Paul Price – Harp guitar Emelia’s Kitchen	Music
6:00 pm	Lights of the Ozarks ceremony and parade Fayetteville Square	Community
6:00 pm	Nace Brothers / Aaron Mullins Band George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
7:00 pm	Arkansas men’s basketball vs. Charleston So. Bud Walton Arena	Sports
7:00 pm	Greg Sherman and Friends Arsaga’s at The Depot	Music
7:30 pm	Arkansas New Music Ensemble Faulkner Performing Arts Center	Music
7:30 pm	Faculty Recital: David Gerstein, ce Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall	Music
7:30 pm	Miss Brown To You Fayetteville Underground	Music
7:30 pm	Southtown Comedy Showcase Hosted by Zac Slusher Nomads Music Lounge	Comedy
7:30 pm	William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night UA – University Theatre	Performance
8:30 pm	Wes Hart JJ’s Grill	Music
9:00 pm	Robert Earl Keen George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
10:00 pm	Cosmic American / Lunar Heads Ryleigh’s	Music
10:00 pm	MSG Smoke & Barrel Tavern	Music

Saturday, Nov. 21

It’s the second-to-last Razorback Game weekend in Fayetteville this weekend. The Hogs take on Mississippi State at 6 p.m. at Razorback Stadium.

There’s plenty of music in town as well. There’s a metal show at The Lightbulb CLub with Iron Isis and Mudlung.

George’s has red dirt bands Jason Boland and the Stragglers and Shane Smith & The Saints.

Hot Shot Karate has reunited for a show with Basement Brew at Smoke & Barrel Saturday night as part of guitarist Caleb Rose’s going away party.

At Backspace, there’s a rock show with locals Peace of the Sea, along with Bastards of Suspence and The Uh Huh’s.

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Saturday, November 21

7:00 am	Saturday Farmers’ Market Fayetteville Square	Community
9:00 am	Farmers’ Market Yoga Fayetteville Underground	Activity
10:30 am	Finding the Superhero Within Fayetteville Public Library	Family
5:00 pm	Paul Price – Harp guitar Emelia’s Kitchen	Music
7:00 pm	Anat Cohen Quartet Walton Arts Center	Music
7:00 pm	Band of Lovers Arsaga’s at The Depot	Music
7:30 pm	William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night UA – University Theatre	Performance
8:30 pm	Wes Hart JJ’s Grill	Music
9:00 pm	Anat Cohen Quartet Walton Arts Center	Music
9:00 pm	Iron Iris / Mudlung JR’s Lightbulb Club	Music
9:00 pm	Jason Boland & The Stragglers / Shane Smith & The Saints George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
9:00 pm	Peace of the Sea / Bastards of Suspense / Uh Huhs Backspace	Music
10:00 pm	Hot Shot Karate / Basement Brew Smoke & Barrel Tavern	Music
10:00 pm	Roxy Roca / The Jinns Ryleigh’s	Music

Sunday, Nov. 22

Wanna get out an run on Sunday morning? Love the city’s parks and recreational programs? Well, maybe you should head down to Walker Park for the city’s Run for the Parks. Here’s more info about the race.

The Artist’s Laboratory Theatre is turning five, and they’re celebrating at Maxine’s with a party and performance of their popular All You Need to Know Show this weekend. The subject this month is The Internet.

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Sunday, November 22

8:00 am	Run for the Parks! Walker Park	Activity
2:00 pm	William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night UA – University Theatre	Performance
3:30 pm	Saxophone Quartets Recital Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall	Music
4:00 pm	Art Talk: Schmidt & House Fayetteville Underground	Art
6:00 pm	Fulbright Brass Quintet Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall	Music
7:00 pm	The All You Need to Know Show: THE INTERNET Maxine’s Tap Room	Performance
7:30 pm	Open mic night Dickson Street Pub	Music