Location: Fayetteville
Organization Type: Arts Education & Support, Community & Cultural, Music, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Mission: Walton Arts Center and Walmart AMP bring great performing artists and entertainers from around the world to Northwest Arkansas, connecting and engaging people through inspiring arts experiences.
Walton Arts Center
Location: Fayetteville
Organization Type: Arts Education & Support, Community & Cultural, Music, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Events
Events
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Vinyl Nights in the Gallery
Walton Arts Center 495 W Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR, United StatesSpend an evening in Walton Arts Center's gallery listening to curated vinyl selections in a relaxed arts setting. The recurring schedule is included with this listing. Performance schedule: 2026-10-01 at 6:00 PM–8:00 PM; 2026-11-05 at 6:00 PM–8:00 PM; 2026-12-03 at 6:00 PM–8:00 PM.
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Neko Case
Walton Arts Center 495 W Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR, United StatesGrammy®-nominated singer, songwriter, music producer, visual artist and best-selling writer Neko Case is the consummate career artist — fearless and versatile, with a fierce work ethic and a constant drive to search deeper within herself for creative growth. “One of America's best and most ambitious singer-songwriters" (Rolling Stone) and “essentially...
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Nurse Blake
Walton Arts Center 495 W Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR, United StatesNurse Blake is back with his hilarious comedy tour with all new content, diving into the wildest things patients and their families say and do. From self-diagnosing Stage 8 Cancer with WebMD to hitting the call light like they are on a game show, nothing is off-limits! Official Walton Arts...
Mission
Walton Arts Center and Walmart AMP bring great performing artists and entertainers from around the world to Northwest Arkansas, connecting and engaging people through inspiring arts experiences.
About
Walton Arts Center began when the public and private sectors in Northwest Arkansas rallied around a vision and worked collaboratively for the good of the community. Through negotiations, compromise and persistence these founding visionaries created a facility and an organization that has enriched the cultural vibrancy of the region, driven the resurgence of Fayetteville’s Entertainment District, and fostered emerging artists for more than a quarter of a century.
In the late 1980s the Walton family, the University of Arkansas and the City of Fayetteville each individually realized the need for venue that could accommodate major touring shows, local and regional performing acts and even corporate meetings. As each group explored its options, the potential to work together became more apparent and exciting. In the end, the University of Arkansas and the City of Fayetteville formed an Interlocal Agreement and proceeded with plans for the arts center focusing on a 1,200-seat hall located on Dickson Street.
Today, Walton Arts Center has become Arkansas’ largest and busiest arts presenter, bringing to the region great performing artists and entertainers from around the world. The organization has grown significantly over the last quarter of a century and now operates three facilities – the original Walton Arts Center, the neighboring Nadine Baum Studios and the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion (AMP) in Rogers.