Friday, Sept. 21

The Fayetteville Film Festival is celebrating their 10th year this year, and there are screenings, workshops, and more scheduled throughout the weekend. Among the films on Friday’s schedule is Antiquities, the film created in Arkansas by filmmaker Daniel Campbell. That one is playing on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Global Campus Theatre. Here’s more about that film, and here’s the full Fayetteville Film Fest schedule.

It’s the last weekend to check out TheatreSquared’s version of Once at Nadine Baum Studios. Several of this weekend’s shows are already sold out, so better get your tickets, pronto.

Music-wise, Mountain Sprout is back in town for a show at George’s, and former Wings guitarist and songwriter Laurence Juber will perform at Sunrise Stage (next to Sunrise Guitars).

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Full list:

2:00 pm	Fayetteville Film Fest UA Global Campus	Art
5:30 pm	Fayetteville Film Fest Stage 18	Art
6:00 pm	Eric Miller Sassafras Springs Vineyard	Music
6:00 pm	Leah & The Mojo Doctors George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
7:00 pm	Lukas Wigington Foghorn’s – Springdale	Music
7:00 pm	Pat Ryan Key Foghorn’s on 15th	Music
7:00 pm	PTR Foghorn’s on Green Acres	Music
7:30 pm	Laurence Juber Sunrise Guitars	Music
7:30 pm	TheatreSquared: Once Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
8:00 pm	Ashtyn Barbaree Dickson Street Pub	Music
8:00 pm	Comedian Taylor Tomlinson UA campus	Comedy
8:00 pm	Foggy Bobcat Black Apple Crossing – Springdale	Music
8:00 pm	Zukerman Trio Walton Arts Center	Performance
8:30 pm	Jamie Wolfe & the Wranglers JJ’s on Dickson	Music
8:30 pm	Ragland JJ’s on Steamboat	Music
9:30 pm	Mountain Sprout George’s Majestic Lounge	Music
10:00 pm	Mirror Fields / Space4Lease Smoke & Barrel Tavern	Music

Saturday, Sept. 22

Ozark Natural Foods’ annual Tour de Farms event is happening on Saturday morning. Here’s more info about that.

It’s Mom’s night out at Walton Arts Center. Comedians Shayna Ferm and Tracey Tee will bring their Pump & Dump Show to the venue for a 7 p.m. performance on Saturday night. Here’s more about the show.

Why’s James crying? If you don’t already know, you can find out at the Froggy Fresh show at Nomad’s on Saturday night. Look up some of his YouTube videos if you aren’t familiar.

Also in tunes, locals Dylan Earl and Dazz and Brie are at Smoke & Barrel, and Backspace has three band bill with with On the Water, Whoopsi and Jess Harp & the Harpbreakers.

Full list:

7:00 am	Saturday Farmers’ Market Fayetteville Square	Community
8:00 am	5th Annual Tour de Farms Ozark Natural Foods	Community
8:00 am	Stormwater Study – Community Input Event Fayetteville Square	Community
9:00 am	Friends of Fayetteville Public Library Book Sale Fayetteville Public Library	Community
10:00 am	Fayetteville Film Fest Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History	Art
10:30 am	Family concert: Brady Rymer Fayetteville Public Library	Family
1:00 pm	Introduction to Genealogy. Fayetteville Public Library	Community
1:30 pm	Fayetteville Film Fest UA Global Campus	Art
2:00 pm	TheatreSquared: Once Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
6:00 pm	Caleb Lee Sassafras Springs Vineyard	Music
7:00 pm	East 16 Band American Legion	Music
7:00 pm	The Pump and Dump Show Walton Arts Center	Comedy
7:30 pm	Africa in the Ozarks Arts Center of the Ozarks – Springdale	Community
7:30 pm	Alan Jackson / Randy Houser The AMP – Rogers	Music
7:30 pm	TheatreSquared: Once Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
8:00 pm	Ciderday Night Comedy Show: Jay Jackson Black Apple Crossing – Springdale	Comedy
8:00 pm	Cody Jones and Dan Conklin Dickson Street Pub	Music
8:00 pm	Froggy Fresh & Money Maker Mike Nomads	Music
8:00 pm	Odd Key Party The Odd Soul – Springdale	Music
8:30 pm	Filthy Habit JJ’s on Steamboat	Music
8:30 pm	Maud Crawford JJ’s on Dickson	Music
9:00 pm	On the Water / Whoopsi / Jess Harp & the Harpbreakers Backspace	Music
10:00 pm	Dylan Earl / Dazz and Brie Smoke & Barrel Tavern	Music

Sunday, Sept. 23

There’s a benefit for the local homeless shelter on Sunday. The event, called 7 Hills Shelter Jam, will feature performances by The Ozark Howlers, Los Peos, Brave Heart (formerly Bigguns) and The Cate Brothers at George’s. Admission is $25, and all of the proceeds go to 7 Hills.

Also on Sunday, the annual Hispanic Heritage Festival will take place on the Fayetteville square. It’s a free event, and will include cultural booths, arts, health fair, games, kids area, food, parade, music, dance, and other activities. Here’s a bit more info.

Full list:

1:00 pm	7 Hills Shelter Jam George’s Majestic Lounge	Fundraiser
1:00 pm	Bobby Smith Terra Studios	Music
1:00 pm	NWA Hispanic Heritage Festival Fayetteville Square	Community
1:00 pm	Razorback Volleyball vs Missouri Barnhill Arena	Sports
2:00 pm	TheatreSquared: Once Nadine Baum Studios	Performance
8:00 pm	Comedians NWA present: Olivia Grace Stage 18	Comedy
9:00 pm	Kelly Hunt / John Charles Backspace	Music