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Drink, Dance, Repeat with the best Karaoke Dance Party in town!! 

    

This ain't your Mama's Karaoke... It's a party! Powered by Kurihaus Karaoke!

Are you the king or queen of Karaoke? There is only one way to find out! Every Wednesday night at JJ's on Dickson karaoke starts at 8:30pm.

So grab your friends and we will see you here!

Art Ventures is thrilled to invite you to our annual “Holiday Hues” exhibition, where we display a large variety of affordable artworks from our represented artists. This exhibition is a long-standing Art Ventures tradition that celebrates the beauty, meaning, and joy local artists bring to our daily lives and communal spaces.

"Holiday Hues" invites our community to explore the extraordinary talent in visual arts within our region. As the holiday season unfolds, Art Ventures dedicates itself to creating a space where shopping becomes an intentional and meaningful experience. By choosing to gift the creations of local artists, you not only support their creative journey but also contribute to the enrichment of our community.

Whether you're seeking a cherished addition to your personal collection or a distinctive holiday present for a loved one, this collection caters to your aesthetic desires.

As always, our First Thursday events are free and open to the public! Beverages and refreshments will be provided by Art Ventures. Parking is minimal at the gallery due to construction. Our complimentary shuttle picks up at the corner of Church St. and Center St. every 15 minutes. Guests can park at the Fayetteville Downtown Square and ride the shuttle to and from the gallery during the hours of the event from 5-8pm.

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DATE: Nov. 30-Dec. 22, 6pm-midnight (Thursday, Friday & Saturday only)

LOCATION: Bradberry Amphitheater & Rose Garden and Joy Pratt Markham Gallery at Walton Arts Center

ADMISSION: Reservations for Snow Globe with Fire Pit are $100 (8 seats); General Admission is Free & Open to the Public

This festive, family-friendly holiday bar will offer both indoor and outdoor seating options. Reserve your outdoor snow globe with fire pit now! Walk-ins are also welcome.

The popular snow globes will return to the Bradberry Rose Garden and Amphitheater, available for groups of up to eight (8) to reserve. Perfect for a holiday outing with friends and family! Snow globe reservations will have exclusive access to a dedicated cocktail server, a cozy fire pit and tasty food add-ons including pizza, charcuterie and s’mores. Snow globe reservations are $100 and do not include add-ons, however you can choose to purchase those at the same time you make your reservation!

Inside Joy Pratt Markham Gallery, local florist design studio The Flowerslinger has created stunning installations for all to enjoy. This space will feature a festive photobooth presented by Cox Communications, live musicians, nightly and a chic, modern holiday aesthetic perfect for a date night. Grab a drink before or after your show at Walton Arts Center, or come and enjoy the smooth sounds, delicious drinks and warm environment of Winter Nights on an evening of your choosing. No reservations needed!

As part of the Fayetteville Outdoor Refreshment Area, Winter Nights will offer to-go alcoholic beverages until 10pm nightly.

Making plans for a larger private event? We can accommodate parties of up to 400 people! Book your worry-free holiday gathering by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or click here for rental package information.

All ages welcome.

The Arkansas Razorback Basketball team will host Louisiana Tech on Dec. 7 at 7pm.

This event is free and open to the public. No registration required.

The attacks on Pearl Harbor occurred on December 7, 1941. We are humbled that this event can take place on this significant date, and Pearl's is looking forward to a meaningful evening.

About Midwatch in Verse: New Year's Deck Log Poetry of the United States Navy, 1941-1946
Naval deck logs require young officers to record mundane details of a ship’s condition every few hours. According to a U.S. Navy tradition, the New Year’s midwatch log—covering midnight to early morning of January 1—can be entered as poetry. Each chapter of this first book-length examination of midwatch poems presents verses written 1941–1946 aboard a ship engaged in combat during World War II, including celebrated warships like the USS Enterprise and nameless vessels like PC 1264. Historical overviews of the ships’ operations, along with biographical sketches of the author(s), relate each poem to its moment in history.

About the authors:
David E. Johnson is an emeritus professor of psychology and a former president of the Society for the Teaching of Psychology. He has published articles, chapters, and books on the pedagogy of psychology. He lives in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, where he continues his research and writing on U.S. Naval history.

Gary Guinn, an emeritus professor of English, is the author of two novels, short fiction, and poetry. He served as a medical corpsman in the Naval Reserve from 1968 to 1974 and now lives in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.

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Greg Morton wowed judges on the season 14 premiere of “America’s Got Talent,” leading Howie Mandel to say, “I can’t believe there isn’t a banner with your name on it in Vegas.” He’s opened for Celine Dion, Harry Connick Jr. and Luther Vandross at Radio City Music Hall, has appeared on “Just for Laughs,” “Comedy Central’s Premium Blend,” “Comics Unleashed” and has his own Dry Bar comedy special.