Category: Weekend Flyer

We’ve officially entered December which means that today is World AIDS Day, a day to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS, to remember those who have died from the disease, and to celebrate progressive treatments and prevention services. In honor of World AIDS Day, the NWA Center for Equality is hosting a candlelight vigil at

Fayetteville’s own Blood Eagle Productions will premier their brand new zombie film, Experiment 519, tonight at George’s Majestic Lounge.

Whether your tur(or tofur)key is fully digested or not, we’re willing to bet that today’s going to drag along slower than a pair of in-laws who said they were going to leave first thing in the morning, but who were still there at noon and who twice motioned towards the door at around 2 p.m.

Yesterday was cool. There was turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, rolls, broccoli casserole, and yams. It was nice to hang out with your uncle (the normal one), and your cousins were pretty cute running around the house in their turkey outfits. All that is over today, but there are three days left in this

It’s no surprise to us that today’s calendar slot is completely empty. Why is that, you ask? Because today is Thanksgiving Day, you big turkey. If you’re not taking part in any of the traditional Thanksgiving ceremonies like eating bird meat, watching a parade on TV, driving to Little Rock, or pretending to enjoy the

I’m willing to bet that the majority of you who are reading this to-do post today are only doing so to kill some time before you get off work (hopefully at noon) and head out of town for Thanksgiving. If that’s the case, there’s probably not a lot of nighttime planning going on in your

Memphis Pencils, Niall, Where’s Lawrence and more.

John Staib, Boston Mountain Brassworks, Lights of the Ozarks, and Razorback basketball.

The Wicked Good, Spamalot, Lights of the Ozarks and The Punch Brothers.

The OneUps, Mega Ran, Songs in the ‘Ville and more.

Dance at FIX, laugh on campus, bowl at Smoke & Barrel, tap your boots at George’s, or choose your own adventure.

Tonight at George’s Majestic Lounge, there will be a benefit for the memorial fund set up by Nate Henn’s family to continue the work that he dedicated his life to.

Author Bill Bryson is at the Walton Arts Center tonight. There’s more, too.

If you feel like laughing your face off, you could head to George’s after the Arkansas/UTEP game Saturday night and check out a comedy show featuring Angry Patrick and Eric Counts.

It’s Veterans Day and what better a way to celebrate the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year than to march along Dickson Street in honor of our military veterans.