Review: Strong cast, deft direction propels gritty gang drama ‘The Bikeriders’
This might well prove to be the film of the year, if not at the box office then maybe next spring at the Academy Awards.
Weekend Flyer: King Cabbage, Fashion Fit for (A) Queen, Great Southern Beer Festival, and more
Live music, community events, performances, and more happening in and around Fayetteville this weekend.
Midtown Corridor Project brings new sidewalk and bike trail to Sycamore Street
The project will require closure of Sycamore between Garland Avenue and Leverett Avenue beginning Monday, June 24.
FLYER Q&A: Violinist Er-Gene Kahng brings Khemia Ensemble to Fayetteville
Ahead of Kahng’s performance, we caught up with her about the intimacy of chamber ensembles, what drew her to the violin and more.
Inaugural Arkansas Graveler begins in Fayetteville on June 23
A cycling event that will send riders 336 miles along the state’s northern gravel roads begins in Fayetteville this weekend.
Arkansas governor signs income, property tax cuts into law
Sanders signed the measure cutting the state’s top corporate and individual income tax rates, and another raising the homestead property tax credit.
Singer Andrew Igbokidi to play Gulley Park Concert Series Thursday
The Gulley Park concert series continues this week with a performance by singer Andrew Igbokidi.
Fayetteville Movement Festival set for July 5-7 at Mount Sequoyah Center
An event combining yoga, dance, theatre, poetry, hiking, skating and more is coming to Fayetteville his summer.
City Council greenlights rezoning for student housing near university
The council has given final approval for the rezoning of a full city block near the University of Arkansas campus.
FLYER Q&A: Fayetteville designer plans Pride fashion cabaret tribute to Queen
Fashion Fit For (A) Queen will feature models, designers and Magnifico, Austin’s premier Queen tribute band.
Thee Sacred Souls added to Momentary lineup
San Diego-based band Thee Sacred Souls have been added to the lineup of summer / fall concerts at The Momentary.
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 18, 2024
Committing remaining ARPA funds to the city’s childcare assistance program, denying a permit for a group home near the UA, six rezoning requests and more.
Arkansas lawmakers advance tax-cut bills and try to stave off shutdown of hunting, fishing agency
Arkansas lawmakers on Monday advanced income and property tax cuts and a compromise proposal to avoid a shutdown of the state’s hunting and fishing programs.
City to break ground on expansion at Yvonne Richardson Community Center
The project includes adding a teaching kitchen and multi-purpose classrooms, plus improvements to the park across the street.
Ivan Cornejo added to Walmart AMP lineup
The 20-year-old Musica Mexicana break-out star has announced a new tour in support of his upcoming album.
New zine pays tribute to beloved local resident, ‘Clunk’
Artist Chad Maupin is set to release a new zine called Rant about Chris ‘Clunk’ Selby.
FLYER Q&A: Guitar virtuoso Marisa Anderson on her journey, inspirations, and solo tour
Anderson will be joined by violinist Jack Bird and banjo player Kelby Clark for an evening of three gifted improvisors.
Sponsored Adult Night at the Amazeum coming up June 27
Looking for a unique and exciting night out? Join us on June 27th from 6-8pm at the Amazeum for Adult Night!
WITH PHOTOS: Fayetteville celebrates ‘Remembrance’ mural on Nelson Hackett Boulevard
The mural features depictions of several prominent Black Fayetteville residents, including Nelson Hackett, an enslaved man who fled the city in 1841 in search of freedom.
College sports season winding down; talking season to wind up
Other than the College World Series over in Omaha, Neb., the 2023-24 major collegiate sports season is in the books.
