The Arkansas Yarn Crawl takes place July 19-27, 2024.

Participating stores include:
Ozark Knitting Co. at Sons Chapel (Fayetteville)
Sooieet Skeins Yarn Shop (Fayetteville)
Unraveled Yarn Boutique (Paragould)
Arkansas Yarn Co. (Malvern)
Rich Mountain Fiber Company (Mena)
The Beehive (Magnolia)
Knit Unto Others (Arkadelphia)
Hot Springs Fiber Co. (Hot Springs)

Participants receive a tote and “yarn passport” at their first store, then get as many passport stamps as possible to be entered to win over $2,000 in prizes.

This is the first year that these Fayetteville stores will be participating!

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Equal parts maker market, open house, & community rummage sale / swap, the Likewise Bazaar is a great time to shop, mingle, & learn more about our spaces, resources, & [really awesome] community. ⁠E𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗦𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝟭𝟬𝗔-𝟮𝗣 𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗹 𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿!

We’re joined by lots of talented local artisans, community rummage sellers, & some of the full-time members who create their work from our space: Candles by Whitney, Gourdgeous Soaps, & Christina Kanistanaux Pottery.

Whether it’s plants, vintage, handmade items, or local art, you’re sure to find something special! We’ll have a “free” area where you can bring unwanted items, grab what you need, or donate to the cause. Everything left over will be given to Peace at Home thrift store, who supports survivors of domestic abuse & their children.

During the Bazaar we’re also hosting mini rug tufting workshops with Melspace Creative! She’ll walk you through the steps of designing & creating your own custom mini rug with a tufting gun. The class is limited to just a handful of spots, so be sure to grab your tickets in advance at 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦𝘸𝘪𝘴𝘦.𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺/𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴. A $75 ticket covers all supplies & instruction! 

If you’ve never had a chance to check out our facilities, be sure to ask us for a tour. We’ll have First Day 🆓 passes available for you to test out the coworking wings at a future date.

𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗩𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗢𝗥𝗦:⁠

If you’d like to pop up, sling secondhand goods, or offer a resource or activity, let us know at 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦𝘸𝘪𝘴𝘦.𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺/𝘣𝘢𝘻𝘢𝘢𝘳𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘰𝘳 ◄◄⁠ We do our best to keep booth fees accessible, & it’s always free to join the rummage sale 🙂

For details or parking & accessibility information, please visit our Instagram @likewise.community ⁠🌟

Ozark Folkways on Highway 71 in Winslow will host the Weaving in the Ozarks Workshop with the Shiloh Museum from 1—4pm on Saturday, July 27th. Weaving in the Ozarks will be an hands-on exploration of regional hand weaving. Participants will get the opportunity to work on frame looms and floor looms and will learn everything from basic terminology to weaving drafts to history of weaving in the Ozarks. This is a perfect event for beginners interested in weaving or fiber arts at large!

For more information, OzarkFolkways.org.

Connect with colleagues from across the Northwest Arkansas arts world. Social Hour gathers arts administrators—current and aspiring— for an hour-ish of food, drinks, conversation, and inspiration. Each Social Hour focuses on a different part of the creative community. This time, it’s MUSIC!

Who:
Are you a musician? A venue owner? Music event producer? Provide technical assistance? Basically – if you make music happen, come on over.

Why:
The more we gather the more we learn about what our neighbors are up to, we build trust, we collaborate and uplift each other, and make the music sector stronger together.

Where:

Folk School of Fayetteville

207 W Center St, Fayetteville

Food and drinks are on us! 

When: Monday, July 29th, 12-1:30pm

Learn the basics of pottery on the wheel in this 6-week beginner class! 

Classes begin Tuesday, JUNE 25th, 6-8p

All Students must fill out a waiver before utilizing the studio. 

This course is built for true beginners and will give students the formational skills of throwing pottery!  

The class will meet weekly for 6 consecutive weeks beginning on the date listed. The wheel class includes 2hrs of group instruction per week, unlimited studio work time per week up until last class session, and access to all equipment and materials needed for throwing pottery. Twelve pounds of clay, all firing, and tools for class projects are provided in the class. Additional clay is available for purchase. 

We will cover: 

• Hand wedging
• Reclaiming clay by hand 
• Centering on the wheel 
• Throwing basic forms 
• How to glaze  

We will learn these basics through three projects: 

• Bowl forms 
• Cylinder forms
• Spoon rest or trinket dish 

Classes begin Tuesday June 25th

All Students must fill out a waiver before utilizing the studio. 

In this course, students will explore handbuilding basics through functional pottery. Students will have four projects incorporating pinch method, coil method, slab construction and soft slab draping. Students will have opportunities to apply surface decoration through stamps, underglaze application and sgrafitto. A glazing course will be provided on the last week and pieces will be fired and finished approximately two weeks after the last class day.

This course is built for true beginners and will give students the formational skills of handbuilding pottery!  

We will cover: 

• Coil method 
• Pinch method 
• Soft slab draping 
• Slab construction 

We will learn these basics through four projects: 

• Slab constructed box or lidded jar
• Coil built vase 
• Pinch tea cups with handles
• Soft slab bowls/planters

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

CELEBRATE THE ARTS, ARTISTS, MAKERS & MAGIC OF EUREKA SPRINGS!

With a dozen art venues, several art installations throughout downtown & more – The Eureka Springs Art Walk & Expedition will awaken your inner creative and will inspire you endlessly.  Take a walk through Neverland!

We suggest you begin the ART WALK at the entry point of Arkansas Adventure Art or Studio 34, where you can pick up your Eureka Springs ART PASSPORT, STAMP BALLOT & FIRST ART POSTCARD!

Once you’ve collected your supplies listed above:

Visit each participating location & work your way down through the beautiful, historic downtown sidewalks, stairs, bridges…

Present your Stamp Ballot & have it stamped or signed &

receive your Art Postcard (available at all locations, except Zark’s)

Make some art

Look at all the beautiful art that surrounds you

Listen to the music

Dance a little

Meet the artists

Have a refreshment

Take a selfie, post it, tag Eureka Springs Art Hub #eurekaspringsartwalk

Meet new people & see old friends

Soak up the beauty around you

Support your local artists, galleries, shops and more!

Walk, enjoy the experiences, repeat…

Turn in your completed ballot at any of the participating locations for a chance to win prizes of Eureka Springs art swag.

You must be present to win.

Prizes will be available for pick up on Sunday, May 5th during business hours. Prizes will be available at Arkansas Adventure Art.

Connect with colleagues from across the Northwest Arkansas arts world. Social Hour gathers arts administrators—current and aspiring— for an hour-ish of food, drinks, conversation, and inspiration. Each Social Hour focuses on a different part of the creative community. This time, it’s DANCE!

Are you a dance studio owner or educator? A director of a professional company? An independent choreographer? Or represent a presenting organization? Join us at the Momentary to hang out with fellow dance administrators and professionals. You’ll leave with a network of people who are interested in supporting one another in developing dance in NWA. During this casual gathering you’ll have the opportunity to freely network, plus we’ll hear from our cohost Cynthia Post Hunt from the Momentary about upcoming performance events and opportunities to connect with local and visiting dance companies and opportunities!

Coffee and pastries provided!
Registration is free and everyone is welcome.

Learn the basics of pottery on the wheel in this 6-week beginner class! 

Classes begin Tuesday, JUNE 25th, 6-8p

All Students must fill out a waiver before utilizing the studio. 

This course is built for true beginners and will give students the formational skills of throwing pottery!  

The class will meet weekly for 6 consecutive weeks beginning on the date listed. The wheel class includes 2hrs of group instruction per week, unlimited studio work time per week up until last class session, and access to all equipment and materials needed for throwing pottery. Twelve pounds of clay, all firing, and tools for class projects are provided in the class. Additional clay is available for purchase. 

We will cover: 

• Hand wedging
• Reclaiming clay by hand 
• Centering on the wheel 
• Throwing basic forms 
• How to glaze  

We will learn these basics through three projects: 

• Bowl forms 
• Cylinder forms
• Spoon rest or trinket dish 

Classes begin Tuesday June 25th

All Students must fill out a waiver before utilizing the studio. 

In this course, students will explore handbuilding basics through functional pottery. Students will have four projects incorporating pinch method, coil method, slab construction and soft slab draping. Students will have opportunities to apply surface decoration through stamps, underglaze application and sgrafitto. A glazing course will be provided on the last week and pieces will be fired and finished approximately two weeks after the last class day.

This course is built for true beginners and will give students the formational skills of handbuilding pottery!  

We will cover: 

• Coil method 
• Pinch method 
• Soft slab draping 
• Slab construction 

We will learn these basics through four projects: 

• Slab constructed box or lidded jar
• Coil built vase 
• Pinch tea cups with handles
• Soft slab bowls/planters

WHAT WE CARRY

A visual story of the humanity of a people displaced, in search of belonging, by Tram Colwin. 

Opening Reception is Friday, August 9th, from 6:00-8:00, with a Q&A session starting at 7:00 PM, with the artist, Tram Colwin, local refugee participants, and Canopy NWA. This event is free and open to the public, with refreshments will be available throughout the evening. 

This exhibit will be on display at the Medium from August 9th – August 29th.

–About the What We Carry—

What We Carry is traveling exhibition that kickoffs this Fall, with three stops across Northwest Arkansas: The Medium in Springdale, 8th ST Market in Bentonville, and the Fayetteville Public Library in Fayetteville. 

This collection is designed to connect you with the lives of a few members of Northwest Arkansas’ refugee and immigrant community. The still-life watercolor paintings in this collection are of objects that held special significance to the refugees and immigrants who carried them on their journey to America. Together this collection spotlight the unique experiences of families and individuals from 10 different countries across the globe.

This project worked in collaboration with Iron Lotus Creative to bring to you a visual experience through paintings and video interviews from our local refugee and immigrant community, through a partnership with Canopy NWA. 

What We Carry is funded by Artists 360, a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance, made possible through philanthropic support from the Walton Family Foundation, along with contributions from Narrative Network, Louis and Ashlie Page, and private donors.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Join us at the Amazeum on Saturday, August 10th, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM for a unique community spotlight event featuring the vibrant sounds of Papa Raps and MR.S1NGH aka DilSkillz. Experience an exciting fusion of Puerto Rican Caribbean rhythms and Punjabi rap, as these talented performers bring their energetic and interactive music to life. This event, part of the Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation House Concert series, offers a rare opportunity to engage with diverse musical traditions and participate in lively performances. Don’t miss this afternoon of cultural discovery and fun! No registration is needed, as the price is included in admission.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Equal parts maker market, open house, & community rummage sale / swap, the Likewise Bazaar is a great time to shop, mingle, & learn more about our spaces, resources, & [really awesome] community. ⁠E𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗦𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝟭𝟬𝗔-𝟮𝗣 𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗹 𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿!

We’re joined by lots of talented local artisans, community rummage sellers, & some of the full-time members who create their work from our space: Candles by Whitney, Gourdgeous Soaps, & Christina Kanistanaux Pottery.

Whether it’s plants, vintage, handmade items, or local art, you’re sure to find something special! We’ll have a “free” area where you can bring unwanted items, grab what you need, or donate to the cause. Everything left over will be given to Peace at Home thrift store, who supports survivors of domestic abuse & their children.

During the Bazaar we’re also hosting mini rug tufting workshops with Melspace Creative! She’ll walk you through the steps of designing & creating your own custom mini rug with a tufting gun. The class is limited to just a handful of spots, so be sure to grab your tickets in advance at 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦𝘸𝘪𝘴𝘦.𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺/𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴. A $75 ticket covers all supplies & instruction! 

If you’ve never had a chance to check out our facilities, be sure to ask us for a tour. We’ll have First Day 🆓 passes available for you to test out the coworking wings at a future date.

𝗖𝗔𝗟𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗩𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗢𝗥𝗦:⁠

If you’d like to pop up, sling secondhand goods, or offer a resource or activity, let us know at 𝘭𝘪𝘬𝘦𝘸𝘪𝘴𝘦.𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺/𝘣𝘢𝘻𝘢𝘢𝘳𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘰𝘳 ◄◄⁠ We do our best to keep booth fees accessible, & it’s always free to join the rummage sale 🙂

For details or parking & accessibility information, please visit our Instagram @likewise.community ⁠🌟

Join us this fall for an exciting lineup of theater classes at Trike Theatre! Our programs run from September to November 2024 and are designed for children of all ages to explore their creativity, build confidence, and develop performance skills. 

Ages 4-6:

• Creative Players: Barnyard Adventures – Explore farm life through imaginative play and creative expression.

• Creative Players: Under the Sea – Dive into an underwater wonderland with stories and activities inspired by the ocean.

Ages 6-8:

• Storytellers: Down at the Farm – Bring farm stories to life with acting, storytelling, and teamwork.

• Storytellers: Pirates Ahoy! – Set sail on a pirate adventure filled with imaginative play and creative drama.

Ages 7-10:

• Junior Production: “E I E I Oops!” Mini Musical – Participate in a fun and engaging mini musical about farmyard mishaps.

Ages 9-14:

• Youth Production: Treasure Island Musical – Embark on a thrilling musical adventure with this classic tale.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Perform hits from popular musicals in a dynamic and energetic revue.

Ages 13-18:

• Teen Production: “The Glee-ification of Romeo & Juliet” Musical – Experience a modern musical twist on Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Showcase your talents with show-stopping numbers from beloved musicals.

Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation (Ra-Ve) is well-known across the arts landscape of Northwest Arkansas for providing classes, training, and musical events for all who are interested in the music and dance traditions of classical India. The Master Concert series is the ultimate expression of that vision. Join us as we celebrate these ancient, lustrous—and highly entertaining—arts!

Rukmini Vijayakumar, renowned Indian choreographer, Bharatanatyam dancer, and actress, joins us in the Event Center at the Fayetteville Public Library for a special presentation of Ishwara: A Journey to The Self, an original work of theatrical dance magic conceived and developed in memory of Rukmini’s father, K Vijayakumar. Rukmini is currently on tour with Eppo Music, but she has made a special place for Ra-Ve with this concert, the only one she has scheduled outside of that tour. Thank you, Rukmini!

Accompanied by her ensemble of voice, nattuvangam, mridangam, and flute, Ishwara: A Journey to The Self is the breathtakingly best of contemporary Indian music and dance!

This event will be followed by our Annual Fundraiser. Tickets are sold separately for the fundraiser which includes food, a DJ dance floor, giveaways and much more.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Want to create a safe and supportive theatre environment? Join this
workshop on the basic principles of consent and boundaries in theatre.
We’ll explore practical techniques to define consent, establish
boundaries, and communication strategies in theatre spaces. Each person
should walk away from this workshop with actionable tools and increased
confidence to be an advocate in the rehearsal and performance process.

Join us this fall for an exciting lineup of theater classes at Trike Theatre! Our programs run from September to November 2024 and are designed for children of all ages to explore their creativity, build confidence, and develop performance skills. 

Ages 4-6:

• Creative Players: Barnyard Adventures – Explore farm life through imaginative play and creative expression.

• Creative Players: Under the Sea – Dive into an underwater wonderland with stories and activities inspired by the ocean.

Ages 6-8:

• Storytellers: Down at the Farm – Bring farm stories to life with acting, storytelling, and teamwork.

• Storytellers: Pirates Ahoy! – Set sail on a pirate adventure filled with imaginative play and creative drama.

Ages 7-10:

• Junior Production: “E I E I Oops!” Mini Musical – Participate in a fun and engaging mini musical about farmyard mishaps.

Ages 9-14:

• Youth Production: Treasure Island Musical – Embark on a thrilling musical adventure with this classic tale.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Perform hits from popular musicals in a dynamic and energetic revue.

Ages 13-18:

• Teen Production: “The Glee-ification of Romeo & Juliet” Musical – Experience a modern musical twist on Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Showcase your talents with show-stopping numbers from beloved musicals.

CELEBRATE THE ARTS, ARTISTS, MAKERS & MAGIC OF EUREKA SPRINGS!

With a dozen art venues, several art installations throughout downtown & more – The Eureka Springs Art Walk & Expedition will awaken your inner creative and will inspire you endlessly.  Take a walk through Neverland!

We suggest you begin the ART WALK at the entry point of Arkansas Adventure Art or Studio 34, where you can pick up your Eureka Springs ART PASSPORT, STAMP BALLOT & FIRST ART POSTCARD!

Once you’ve collected your supplies listed above:

Visit each participating location & work your way down through the beautiful, historic downtown sidewalks, stairs, bridges…

Present your Stamp Ballot & have it stamped or signed &

receive your Art Postcard (available at all locations, except Zark’s)

Make some art

Look at all the beautiful art that surrounds you

Listen to the music

Dance a little

Meet the artists

Have a refreshment

Take a selfie, post it, tag Eureka Springs Art Hub #eurekaspringsartwalk

Meet new people & see old friends

Soak up the beauty around you

Support your local artists, galleries, shops and more!

Walk, enjoy the experiences, repeat…

Turn in your completed ballot at any of the participating locations for a chance to win prizes of Eureka Springs art swag.

You must be present to win.

Prizes will be available for pick up on Sunday, May 5th during business hours. Prizes will be available at Arkansas Adventure Art.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation (Ra-Ve) is well-known across the arts landscape of Northwest Arkansas for providing classes, training, and musical events for all who are interested in the music and dance traditions of classical India. The Master Concert series is the ultimate expression of that vision. Join us as we celebrate these ancient, lustrous—and highly entertaining—arts!

In September, The Gods of Carnatic come to Bentonville! Ra-Ve is highly honored to host two of the genuine legends of Carnatic music, Naadha Yogi VV Subrabmanyam on the violin and Trichy Sankaran on the mridangam, with this concert. The global influence of these two consummate masters cannot be overstated; they have, over the decades, literally shaped the musical culture of millions of people across the planet. In a rare appearance to Bentonville, they, along with VVS Murari and K.V. Gopalakrishnan, bring their years of experience and artistry to this concert, one that promises to be a highlight of the 2024 arts season in NWA!

Food boxes for this event are available for purchase. Visit the Store on this campaign to order.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

The NWA Community Showcase presented by Pepsico and the Walton Family Foundation is RLC’s free Downtown Rogers event celebrating our inclusive and welcoming community with fun, multicultural experiences for all ages:

• Entertainment: Enjoy singing, dancing and artistical performances throughout the day on Butterfield Stage.
• Arts & Culture: Explore exhibits and enjoy fun, family activities.
• Foodie Adventure: Taste a variety of delicious cultural foods, free non-alcoholic drinks, and snacks from PepsiCo, restaurant sampling, and the popular Battle of the Chefs competition.
• Outdoor Fun: Discover the new Playard for kids at Railyard Park and the Kids & Pets Parade with fun awards, prizes, and giveaways for participants.
• Marketplace: Get to know new places to shop by meeting our community’s small businesses and entrepreneurs.
  They’ll be exhibiting their products and services in fun ways including games and giveaways. Show your support by shopping local – #shopnwa.

Why it’s important: Our community is vibrant, diverse, and cohesive.

• We created the Showcase to bring us together in celebration and support of cultural traditions encouraging a sense of belonging.

Small business people and entrepreneurs are key drivers of our economic success. They need opportunities to connect with the community in a platform that helps them:

• Business-to-Community: Make new connections within the community and reach potential customers in a fun environment.
• Business-to-Business: Market their business and build professional relationships with other exhibitors (businesses/organizations).

How to Participate:  Show your support for the community through sponsorship or by exhibiting in the Marketplace with a fun, interactive experience. Get signed up for the Kids & Pets Parade, a family-friendly and safe way to enjoy Saturday in Railyard Park.

• Attend with your family, friends and festies
  – it’s free, open to the community, and no tickets required!
• Invest in a sponsorship level to demonstrate your company’s commitment to building business and community together.
• Reserve your exhibit booth space while supplies last to build awareness in the community of your brand, products, and services.
• Enter the Kids & Pets Parade

We’re on a mission: We’re serving business and community together. We have a passion for curating and providing business owners with essential resources for starting, running, and growing business. We also enjoy engaging the community to promote opportunities for all.

• Community development is one of the key focus areas of our mission-work. The Showcase helps us build a vibrant and welcoming community.
• Small business and entrepreneurial development is also one of our key focus areas of our mission-work. The Showcase helps us open doors to new connections for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

If you would like more information or to become a sponsor of the event, contact Geovanny Sarmiento at geovanny@rogerslowell.com. Use the registration link to get a booth space!

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Join us this fall for an exciting lineup of theater classes at Trike Theatre! Our programs run from September to November 2024 and are designed for children of all ages to explore their creativity, build confidence, and develop performance skills. 

Ages 4-6:

• Creative Players: Barnyard Adventures – Explore farm life through imaginative play and creative expression.

• Creative Players: Under the Sea – Dive into an underwater wonderland with stories and activities inspired by the ocean.

Ages 6-8:

• Storytellers: Down at the Farm – Bring farm stories to life with acting, storytelling, and teamwork.

• Storytellers: Pirates Ahoy! – Set sail on a pirate adventure filled with imaginative play and creative drama.

Ages 7-10:

• Junior Production: “E I E I Oops!” Mini Musical – Participate in a fun and engaging mini musical about farmyard mishaps.

Ages 9-14:

• Youth Production: Treasure Island Musical – Embark on a thrilling musical adventure with this classic tale.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Perform hits from popular musicals in a dynamic and energetic revue.

Ages 13-18:

• Teen Production: “The Glee-ification of Romeo & Juliet” Musical – Experience a modern musical twist on Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Showcase your talents with show-stopping numbers from beloved musicals.

CELEBRATE THE ARTS, ARTISTS, MAKERS & MAGIC OF EUREKA SPRINGS!

With a dozen art venues, several art installations throughout downtown & more – The Eureka Springs Art Walk & Expedition will awaken your inner creative and will inspire you endlessly.  Take a walk through Neverland!

We suggest you begin the ART WALK at the entry point of Arkansas Adventure Art or Studio 34, where you can pick up your Eureka Springs ART PASSPORT, STAMP BALLOT & FIRST ART POSTCARD!

Once you’ve collected your supplies listed above:

Visit each participating location & work your way down through the beautiful, historic downtown sidewalks, stairs, bridges…

Present your Stamp Ballot & have it stamped or signed &

receive your Art Postcard (available at all locations, except Zark’s)

Make some art

Look at all the beautiful art that surrounds you

Listen to the music

Dance a little

Meet the artists

Have a refreshment

Take a selfie, post it, tag Eureka Springs Art Hub #eurekaspringsartwalk

Meet new people & see old friends

Soak up the beauty around you

Support your local artists, galleries, shops and more!

Walk, enjoy the experiences, repeat…

Turn in your completed ballot at any of the participating locations for a chance to win prizes of Eureka Springs art swag.

You must be present to win.

Prizes will be available for pick up on Sunday, May 5th during business hours. Prizes will be available at Arkansas Adventure Art.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation (Ra-Ve) is well-known across the arts landscape of Northwest Arkansas for providing classes, training, and musical events for all who are interested in the music and dance tradition of classical India. The Master Concert series is the ultimate expression of that vision. Join us as we celebrate these ancient, lustrous—and highly entertaining—arts!

On October 6th, Ra-Ve sponsors something truly special—100 Strings! 100 strings on just two instruments, that is: the Saraswathi veena and the santoor. The Saraswathi veena has seven strings and the santoor, uniquely prepared for this tour, has 93—add them all together and you have 100 strings of pure musical enchantment!

The tour brings something extra and very special when it comes to Bentonville: for this performance only, Vittal Ramamoorthy, one of the leading violinists of the Carnatic stage and a great supporter of Ra-Ve since our beginning in 2018, joins the onstage brilliance! Nirmala Rajasekar, the star Saraswathi veena player on the tour, felt that it was important to include Vittal to honor him and his work on behalf of Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation. So for this event, and this event only, 100 Strings showcases the full range of stringed instrumentation—plucked, hammered, and bowed…a musical windfall that will not be offered anywhere else.

We invite you to join us, the masters of the Saraswathi veena, the santoor, the violin, the mridangam, and the tabla, for 100 Strings (or should it be 104?), a beautiful and truly unique musical experience!

Food boxes for this event are available for purchase. Visit the Store on this campaign to order.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

The Rogers Local Food & Art Market is a weekly marketplace in beautiful downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Join us this fall for an exciting lineup of theater classes at Trike Theatre! Our programs run from September to November 2024 and are designed for children of all ages to explore their creativity, build confidence, and develop performance skills. 

Ages 4-6:

• Creative Players: Barnyard Adventures – Explore farm life through imaginative play and creative expression.

• Creative Players: Under the Sea – Dive into an underwater wonderland with stories and activities inspired by the ocean.

Ages 6-8:

• Storytellers: Down at the Farm – Bring farm stories to life with acting, storytelling, and teamwork.

• Storytellers: Pirates Ahoy! – Set sail on a pirate adventure filled with imaginative play and creative drama.

Ages 7-10:

• Junior Production: “E I E I Oops!” Mini Musical – Participate in a fun and engaging mini musical about farmyard mishaps.

Ages 9-14:

• Youth Production: Treasure Island Musical – Embark on a thrilling musical adventure with this classic tale.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Perform hits from popular musicals in a dynamic and energetic revue.

Ages 13-18:

• Teen Production: “The Glee-ification of Romeo & Juliet” Musical – Experience a modern musical twist on Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy.

• Musical Revue: Showstoppers – Showcase your talents with show-stopping numbers from beloved musicals.

Jeff and Hunter, two
struggling writers, hear about a new musical theatre festival. However,
the deadline for submissions is a mere three weeks away.  [title of show] is, above all, a love letter to the musical theatre — a uniquely American art form — and to the joy of collaboration.

Directed by Brittany Tavernaro, with musical direction by Madison Tatum. Recommended for ages 16 .

Jeff and Hunter, two
struggling writers, hear about a new musical theatre festival. However,
the deadline for submissions is a mere three weeks away.  [title of show] is, above all, a love letter to the musical theatre — a uniquely American art form — and to the joy of collaboration.

Directed by Brittany Tavernaro, with musical direction by Madison Tatum. Recommended for ages 16 .

Jeff and Hunter, two struggling writers, hear about a new musical theatre festival. However,
the deadline for submissions is a mere three weeks away.  [title of show] is, above all, a love letter to the musical theatre — a uniquely American art form — and to the joy of collaboration.

Directed by Brittany Tavernaro, with musical direction by Madison Tatum. Recommended for ages 16.