Friday, Feb. 10

Artist Laboratory Theatre’s Whosie Whatsit Live Game Show is back! The live gameshow experience, popularized at Maxine’s a few years ago, will make it’s return this time at ALT’s new space in south Fayetteville. The show starts at 8 p.m.

Music-wise, locals Handmade Moments are back in town for a show with California-based band Rainbow Girls at Smoke & Barrel.

Blues guitarist and vocalist Samantha Fish will perform at George’s Friday night as well. Tickets are $15, on sale at Stubs.net.

TheatreSquared’s new show, the Pulitzer-nominated play Detroit continues its run at Nadine Baum Studios this weekend. Here’s a schedule.

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Full list

Friday, February 10

2:00 pm	Pickin’ Post Concert: John Gorka Fayetteville Public Library	Music
4:00 pm	Tap Takeover: Ozark Beer Co. Whole Foods Market	Beer
6:00 pm	Oreo Blue / Joe Giles George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
7:00 pm	Delta Waterfowl Banquet Washington County Fairgrounds
7:00 pm	Mike Cooper Bear’s Place	Music
7:00 pm	Sip ‘n Paint Cafe Imbibe	Activity
7:30 pm	Nick Clark Dickson Street Pub	Music
7:30 pm	TheatreSquared: Detroit Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
7:30 pm	UA gymnastics vs. LSU Barnhill Arena	Sports
8:00 pm	357 / Froot Nomads Music Lounge	Music
8:00 pm	Whosie Whatsit Live Game Show Artist’s Laboratory Theatre	Performance
8:30 pm	412 West JJ’s on Dickson	Music
8:30 pm	Jamie Wolfe & the Wranglers JJ’s on Dickson	Music
9:00 pm	DJ M.Bolez Stage 18	Music
9:00 pm	Greasy Tree Black Apple Crossing	Music
9:00 pm	Rainbow Girls / Handmade Moments Smoke & Barrel Tavern	Music
9:00 pm	Sam Thompson Morano’s	Music
9:00 pm	Samantha Fish George’s Majestic Lounge	Music

Saturday, Feb. 11

For the middle of February, Saturday night is pretty packed with great entertainment options this week.

There’s a great-sounding show at the new Stage 18 venue on the square. Songwriter Adam Torres is in town for a show, along with Water Liars singer/songwriter Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster. Admission is $10 at the door.

There’s a huge hip-hop show at Smoke & Barrel with Little Rock group Young Gods of America. Their producer, Idle Kid, has a track on the new Kid Cudi album, and rapper Goon des Garcons from the band has been blowing up online lately as well. Check this out (and this). Good, good stuff.

Nomad’s has a punk rock show with Crackrock, Esc, and Ten High, and locals Goose are back in action at George’s.

Also Saturday night, Prison Stories Project has a new performance of Stories From the Inside Out at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, featuring real stories from incarcerated ladies from the local prison. It starts at 7 p.m. Here’s more info.

Full list:

9:00 am	Fayetteville Farmers’ Market (indoor) Ozark Natural Foods	Community
10:00 am	Spout Spring Branch Cleanup Yvonne Richardson Community Center	Community
10:00 am	Succulent Cafe: Make and Take Botanical Garden of the Ozarks	Activity
10:30 am	Storytime at the Museum of Native American History Museum of Native American History	Family
10:30 am	Super Saturday: “The Sword in the Stone” Showcase with Arts Live Theatre Fayetteville Public Library	Family
11:00 am	Chocolate Pop-Up Shop Riffraff	Sponsor
2:00 pm	Free class: Spa Day Ozark Natural Foods	Sponsor
2:00 pm	TheatreSquared: Detroit Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
6:00 pm	Paintings by Kellie Lehr Local Color Studio Gallery	Art
7:00 pm	Nude Zine and Valentine’s exhibit Backspace	Art
7:00 pm	Stories From the Inside Out St. Paul’s Episcopal Church	Community
7:00 pm	TownHouseFire Core Public House	Music
7:30 pm	Jeff Kearney Dickson Street Pub	Music
8:00 pm	Adam Torres / Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster Stage 18	Music
8:00 pm	Melody Pond Black Apple Crossing	Music
8:00 pm	Valentine’s Punk: Crackrock / Esc / Ten High Nomads Music Lounge	Music
8:30 pm	Ouachita River Band JJ’s Grill	Music
8:30 pm	Take Cover JJ’s on Dickson	Music
9:00 pm	Black Hearts Ball Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art	Sponsor
9:00 pm	Goose George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
9:00 pm	Young Gods of America / Hector $lash / Solo Jaxon / Tan the Terrible Smoke & Barrel Tavern	Music

Sunday, Feb. 12

Fayetteville/Joplin band The Too’s are celebrating the release of their new album, Outer Sounds, with a show at Maxine’s on Sunday night.

Also Sunday night, burlesque troupe Pretty Things Peep Show are back in town for a performance at Apple Blossom Brewing Co. Here’s ticket info.

Full list:

12:00 pm	The Carousel Orchestra Nomads Music Lounge	Music
2:00 pm	Local Author Series: Lana Campbell Fayetteville Public Library	Literary
2:00 pm	Songwriter Circle Nomads Music Lounge	Music
2:00 pm	TheatreSquared: Detroit Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
7:00 pm	Singled Out Black Apple Crossing	Music
7:00 pm	The Too’s Maxine’s Tap Room	Music
7:30 pm	Open Mic Dickson Street Pub	Music
8:30 pm	Pretty Things Peepshow Apple Blossom Brewing	Performance