Events: Live Music

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Art Ventures is excited to announce the exhibition “Bits and Pieces Make a Whole” featuring the work of Art Ventures represented artist Rebecca LaTourette. The exhibition will be on display at the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce June 13, 2022 – August 29, 2022.

Please join us August 23, 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. for a reception with refreshments.

In the works featured you can see the influence of Rebecca LaTourette’s creative childhood, where she made toys from unwanted bits and bobs around her. While each piece has a distinct message and character, they all showcase the spirit of ingenuity that enables their creation. The artworks use materials that she inherited from those who played a meaningful role in her character development and then place them in a new context and imaginative landscape. Through this exhibition we invite the viewer to do the same. What from your past do you carry with you? And what will you make with it now?

12TH ANNUAL MUSIC & FOOD FESTIVAL

Fayetteville, Arkansas

3 Day Intimate, Urban Festival spanning multiple downtown venues including the Fayetteville Town Center, Fayetteville Public Library, and Roots HQ on the Avenue

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

What do you get when you bring together 8 different artists, each a master of their own practice, and let their visions combine in a night of never-before-seen performances?

COLLISION—and it is spectacular.

ABOUT COLLISION: WHEN VISIONS COMBINE

An exploration of process, exchange, and play, this collaborative performance experience invites eight local artists to create and perform together for one night only. Presented in collaboration between the Momentary and CACHE, artists have been paired together based on their individual practices and interests, as well as how they might complement or challenge one another. The outcome? Together, the artists’ practices merge into a 15-minute set, to be performed three times over the course of the night and across the Momentary.

Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime chance to witness true artistic collaboration. See you there.

Free, no tickets required.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

5 – 5:15 PM: RØDE House | Eddie Canyon & Craig Colorusso

5:20 – 5:35 PM: Tower Performance | Fermin Hurtado & Christian Serrano-Torres

5:40 – 5:55 PM: Fermentation Hall | Lauren Nicole Clare & Adrienne Dawes

6:05 – 6:20 PM: Square | Hiba Tahir & Bekah Skaggs

6:30 – 6:45 PM: RØDE House | Eddie Canyon & Craig Colorusso

6:50 – 7:05 PM: Tower Performance | Fermin Hurtado & Christian Serrano-Torres

7:10 – 7:25 PM: Fermentation Hall | Lauren Nicole Clare & Adrienne Dawes

7:35 – 7:50 PM: Square | Hiba Tahir & Bekah Skaggs

8 – 9 PM: Square | Artist Conversation on Collaboration, moderated by Lisa Marie Evans and Cynthia Post Hunt.

THE ARTISTS & THEIR COLLISION

Eddie Canyon & Craig Colorusso

Eddie Canyon and Craig Colorusso present work about the cycles of life using instruments, voice, and movement, informed by the clash of technology and nature. Attempting to draw from their vastly different backgrounds quickly realizing the abundance of similarities.

Fermin Hurtado & Christian Serrano-Torres

Interweaving a conversation of dance and music, Fermin Hurtado and Christian Serrano-Torres find a common ground between the world of breakdancing and cello.

Lauren Nicole Clare & Adrienne Dawes

Lauren Nicole Clare (musician) and Adrienne Dawes (playwright) share an interactive community class from the Empathy Gym™ that will bathe you in sound, light, and laughter. Open to beginners/all levels, practitioners are encouraged to bring yoga mats. / or bring your own yoga mat (?)

Hiba Tahir & Bekah Skaggs

Hiba Tahir and Bekah Skaggs will employ storytelling, dance, and the dynamic imagery of water to grapple with the inherent violence of colonialism.

Presented in partnership with Creative Arkansas Community and Exchange (CACHE).

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Join Creators’ Village and CACHE for an in-person session on Economic Stability. Join the conversation to learn more about making money and keeping the money you make!

Geared toward all music based artists, this is the 4th of 11 monthly sessions as a partnership with Creators’ Village and CACHE’s YOLO: Year of Learning Outreach.

Guest speaker TBD. Keep on the lookout!

The moderator is Dazz, “King Honey” Murry, the Executive Director of Creator’s Village and a multi-hyphenated performing artist. She is the frontman for King Honey and the “Dazz” of Dazz & Brie. Dazz is a musician, music producer, composer, photographer and multimedia artist.

Creators’ Village has a mission to create a home for artists to be successful here in Arkansas while providing state of the art equipment to help artist compete on a global scale.

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees. 

Butterfield Stage is an outdoor pavilion for live music events with seating up to 1,500. The entrance to the stage is housed within what used to be the farmer’s market building. The building is now a green room for artists and a place for guests to buy food, beer, and wine from Lo Intervention by Onyx. 

The paved area near the stage offers tables for reservation, chairs, and covered seating to keep concerts weather-safe while retaining the outdoor experience. Lawn seating is lush and lined with trees, providing shade for added comfort. The pavilion is covered, but should inclement weather arise the City will release updated show information on the Railyard Live Facebook page, Instagram and via notifications to registered attendees.