Events under 'Arts & Entertainment'

Hosts Jeremiah and Dom bring you talented singers, players, poets and more live at Six Twelve Coffeehouse and Bar. Featured artists begin at 6 or 6:30, and signups are in person at 6:30.
Come enjoy great local artists, food from Richard's Meat Market and locally sourced coffee, drinks and ingredients.
Reach out to Jergriffinmusic or dombroymusic for more details.

Wednesday night means Karaoke Night at Tin Roof on Dickson!
Enjoy $5 you-call-it’s all night!
Sign up starts at 8:00pm.

An art-infused series of Friday evening “compact creativity festivals” that will take place in the Lower Ramble. Kick off the weekend with a burst of creativity and fun! The WEST series is being held in conjunction with the University of Arkansas Department of Music.

Music performers will celebrate the musical diversity found at the university. Concerts will feature jazz trios, Brazilian and Afro-Cuban music, Ozark ballads, classical ensembles, rock songs, medieval music and more!

Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere where they can unwind after a busy work week, enjoy strolling through the beautiful natural area and engage with their local arts community.

Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chairs to enjoy the performances and stay awhile. Arriving via the Razorback Greenway is encouraged, but parking is available at the Fayetteville Public Library’s south surface parking lot, as well as on-street parking along West Ave.

The series is free, open to the public and all ages are welcome.

The year is 1941, America is rebounding from The Great Depression, and WWII has not yet begun. There is a feeling of optimism in the country, and in Fayetteville. The Reverend Sam Yancey is determined to make Mount Sequoyah a centerpiece of Arkansas.

Rev. Yancey and his lovely wife invite you to join them for a formal Gala in Parker Hall to raise awareness for the 1942 plan to add cottages to the budding Mount Sequoyah Conference Center. There will be delightful finger foods, refreshing beverages and top notch entertainment. Our featured performer is the illustrious Tab Talloway, singing his famous hit Penny the Poocher. Here’s to looking at a glamourous and decadent evening, where surely no one dies.

Choose Friday night, Saturday night, or Sunday afternoon to attend. Your ticket will include drinks and light appetizers. We will begin the evening at Parker Hall. We will be visiting multiple buildings on Mount Sequoyah’s campus so while we highly encourage dressing for the occasion, we do want you to know that you will be walking outside to get from building to building. Pencils and paper will also be provided for clue-tracking.

If you would like the opportunity to be a secret cast member be sure to select that option at check out. You will be contacted by the director with more details.

The year is 1941, America is rebounding from The Great Depression, and WWII has not yet begun. There is a feeling of optimism in the country, and in Fayetteville. The Reverend Sam Yancey is determined to make Mount Sequoyah a centerpiece of Arkansas.

Rev. Yancey and his lovely wife invite you to join them for a formal Gala in Parker Hall to raise awareness for the 1942 plan to add cottages to the budding Mount Sequoyah Conference Center. There will be delightful finger foods, refreshing beverages and top notch entertainment. Our featured performer is the illustrious Tab Talloway, singing his famous hit Penny the Poocher. Here’s to looking at a glamourous and decadent evening, where surely no one dies.

Choose Friday night, Saturday night, or Sunday afternoon to attend. Your ticket will include drinks and light appetizers. We will begin the evening at Parker Hall. We will be visiting multiple buildings on Mount Sequoyah’s campus so while we highly encourage dressing for the occasion, we do want you to know that you will be walking outside to get from building to building. Pencils and paper will also be provided for clue-tracking.

If you would like the opportunity to be a secret cast member be sure to select that option at check out. You will be contacted by the director with more details.

The year is 1941, America is rebounding from The Great Depression, and WWII has not yet begun. There is a feeling of optimism in the country, and in Fayetteville. The Reverend Sam Yancey is determined to make Mount Sequoyah a centerpiece of Arkansas.

Rev. Yancey and his lovely wife invite you to join them for a formal Gala in Parker Hall to raise awareness for the 1942 plan to add cottages to the budding Mount Sequoyah Conference Center. There will be delightful finger foods, refreshing beverages and top notch entertainment. Our featured performer is the illustrious Tab Talloway, singing his famous hit Penny the Poocher. Here’s to looking at a glamourous and decadent evening, where surely no one dies.

Choose Friday night, Saturday night, or Sunday afternoon to attend. Your ticket will include drinks and light appetizers. We will begin the evening at Parker Hall. We will be visiting multiple buildings on Mount Sequoyah’s campus so while we highly encourage dressing for the occasion, we do want you to know that you will be walking outside to get from building to building. Pencils and paper will also be provided for clue-tracking.

If you would like the opportunity to be a secret cast member be sure to select that option at check out. You will be contacted by the director with more details.

The Sequoyah Ukulele Society is a low-key ukulele-jam held at the Mount Sequoyah Creative Center in Fayetteville AR. We meet 1st and 3rd Sundays of every month (3:00- 5:00 pm) and welcome (adult) players of all skill levels. There is no need to “join” or rsvp..... just attend when you can. 

Music (with chords) will be projected on a screen

No need to bring anything except your ukulele!

Where We Meet

We meet on the 1st floor of Sequoyah Hall

(The large red brick building located to the RIGHT as you drive in from Assembly)

Doors on both sides of the building will be open at 2:30 pm.

My Open Mic is a safe space for performing your art.

All ages
Free parking
Great food and drinks

Praised for his “dazzling technique and rhythmic fire” in the Seattle Times and dubbed a “formidable virtuoso” by The Times (London), Cuban pianist and composer Aldo López-Gavilán excels in both the classical and jazz worlds as a recitalist, concerto soloist, chamber-music collaborator, and performer of his own electrifying jazz compositions.

He has appeared in such prestigious concert halls as the Amadeo Roldán (Cuba), Teresa Carreño (Venezuela), Bellas Artes (Mexico), Carnegie Hall and Jordan Hall (U.S.), Royal Festival Hall (U.K.), Nybrokajen 11 (Sweden), The Hall of Music (Russia), and Duc de Lombard et Petit Journal Montparnasse (France), as well as venues in Canada, Santo Domingo, Colombia, Spain, Greece, Hong Kong, Burkina Faso, Germany, and Austria.

Read more...https://aldomusica.com/biography/

Wednesday night means Karaoke Night at Tin Roof on Dickson!
Enjoy $5 you-call-it’s all night!
Sign up starts at 8:00pm.