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Featured Artist Contest
610-A Central Ave,
, Hot Springs
http://hsfac.com
Gallery: Fine Arts Center of Hot Springs
The deadline for entries for the Featured Artist Contest is looming. The contest is open to all artists, in all mediums from Arkansas and is September 6th. For further information, visit our web site or call 501-624-0489
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Ozark Mountain Market
2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month
City Square
, Leslie
8am - 12pm
http://lesliearkansas.net
The Ozark Mountain Market is a produce and crafts market held in Leslie, AR. All items must be Arkansas grown or hand made. Enjoy the community and live music! For more information on vending, or attending please call 870 504 1034.
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Argenta Art Market
Saturdays from 7am-12pm May30th thru October
510 Main St
, North Little Rock
7am-12pm
http://www.argentaart.com/market.htm
The Argenta Art Market is an outdoor market for artists, designers and craftspeople in the Argenta Arts District in downtown North Little Rock. The market is open to Arkansas artists who create original works of art or handcrafted goods. It will run alongside the Argenta Farmers market on Saturdays from 7am-12pm. Applications are being accepted.
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Myron Williams Mission Furniture and Pastels
July 1-31, 2009
116 South First Street
, Rogers
9:00-5:00 Monday thru Friday
http://www.poorrichardsart.com
Gallery: Poor Richard's Art, Inc.
Around 1995, Myron became very interested in the revival of Mission furniture which was taking place. He took several trips to learn more about the style and origins of this uniquely American furniture and décor. He liked everything he saw and especially the rich history behind the Arts and Crafts furniture of people like Gustav Stickley.
The Mission style furniture has been combined with his talent for pastel painting. His pastel paintings are framed in his mission hand sawn oak frames.
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Impasto Art of Jan Ironside
July 1-31, 2009
116 South First Street
, Rogers
9:00-5:00 Monday thru Friday
http://www.poorrichardsart.com
Gallery: Poor Richard's Art, Inc.
Her 106 yr old house is a wonderful environment for creativity. The studio is located up a flight of rickety stairs with large windows and street views. When asked, Jan believes “It is the paint that controls the creation. Creamy butter and cupcake icing come to mind to describe the feel of the oil paint on the palette knife.
Her paintings will be on display the month of July at Poor Richard's Artist Coop in Rogers, AR
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Artists of Northwest Arkansas Fifteenth Annual Regional Art Exhibition
July 10- August 7, 2009
214 South Main Street
, Springdale
http://artistsnwarkansas.org
Gallery: Arts Center of the Ozarks
Organization: Artists of Northwest Arkansas
Call for Submissions
Artists of Northwest Arkansas
Fifteenth Annual Regional Art Exhibition
Open to all artists In Arkansas, Illinois,Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee & Texas
Over $3000 in prizes
Prospectus is available at artistsnwarkansas.org
Mail entry form/contract, SASE, & digital JPEG files on CD only to :
Jane Baron, Entry Chair, 2807 Amberwood St., Springdale, AR. 72762-0466. 479-872-2872
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Book Signing for W.R. Mayo's "Pretty Little Lies, Ten Generations of Southern Hypocrisy"
July 11, 2009
Town Center Plaza, the Fayetteville Square
, Fayetteville
1:30 p.m.
http://www.PrettyLittleLies.com
The book signing event for Fayetteville author, W.R. Mayo's "Pretty Little Lies" is sponsored by the publisher, Cervena Barva Press of W. Somerville, Massachusetts and hosted by Brandon Karn of Jammin-Java on the Fayetteville, Arkansas Square. Book details are available at www.PrettyLittleLies.com. It is a history of the Eastern Arkansas Delta as related the the Mayo Plantation located in Southern Monroe County. Complimentary food and beverages will be served.
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Historic Dance Workshop
07/11/2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
7 to 10 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
Did you know in days gone by, there was a specific dance to pick your next dance partner? Learn this and other common dances of the mid-19th century, including favorites such as the Virginia Reel, Patti-cake Polka, and more. Dance experience is not required for this evening workshop. Refreshments furnished. The class limit is 30. A minimum of 6 people is required for the workshop. Contact the park to register.
Admission: $18 couples; $10 for singles.
Contact 870-983-2684
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Roald Dalh's Willy Wonka
July 17 - 26, 2009
527 N. Euclid
, El Dorado
7:30pm
http://saac-arts.org
Organization: South Arkansas Arts Center
The community Theatre premiere of the new musical "Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka." The musical is based on the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," and features the classic songs from the 1971 film, plus new material by Sir Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse. The family classic is sutible for all ages. Tickets are $10 for students, $15 for SAAC members, and $20 for the general public. For more information about the show, contact the saac office at 870-862-5474 or visit www.saac-arts.org.
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Annual A Cappella Harmony Show
July, 18, 2009
2801 S University
, Little Rock
7:00 p.m.
http://www.DiamondStateChorus.com
Gallery: UALR University Theatre
Organization: Diamond State Chorus
The Diamond State Chorus, under the direction of Don Snow, has entertained audiences for over 50 years in the central Arkansas area, and unites enthusiastic male voices dedicated to musical excellence and family entertainment. The Chorus won the "Most-improved Chorus" award this year at the North East Division Chorus Contest of the Barbershop Harmony Society.
Our featured guest quartet on the show will be “Eureka”. This talented foursome won the 2008 International Seniors Quartet Contest.
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Artistic Synergies Indoor Art Exposition
July 31-Aug.2
Hot Springs Mall
, Hot Springs National Park
http://www.artisticsynergies.com
In conjunction with Arkansas' new Tax-Free Holiday for back-to-school shoppers) in a newly vacated space that once served as an anchor-store within the Hot Springs Mall, Artistic Synergies will showcase a variety of artists from all corners of the Natural State in a natural shopping environment - a bustling shopping Mall.
No Rain...No Scorching Sun...A Great Location...Beautiful Art From A Plethora of Arkansan Artists...The Perfect Art Show.
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3rd Annual Pinnacle Hills Arts Festival
Sept 11-13, 2009
Pinnacle Hills Promenade (2203 Promenade Blvd., Rogers, AR 72758)
, Rogers
http://pinnaclehills.org
A juried art show and sale, the 3rd Annual Pinnacel Hills Arts & Food Festival presents fine artists from across Arkansas and the USA in a street-festival atmosphere of art, music, food, and green living among the upscale shops of the Pinnacle Hills Promenade in the Northwest Arkansas community of Rogers.
Fine art and fine craft include unique, handmade pieces in 15 categories. Admission and parking are free. Visit our website for details.
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Washington Quilt Show
September 11-12, 2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
9 am to 5 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
An array of wall hangings, small and large quilts, new and antique quilts will be on display. Quilts, fabrics, threads and patterns will be for sale by several quilt vendors. This is a great opportunity to purchase Christmas ornaments, purses, pincushions and other handmade quilted items. Bring your quilting questions and learn how to make a quilt! This event is sponsored by the Hope Quilters Guild.
Admission: Free
Contact: 870-983-2684
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Trial by Jury Dinner
September 26, 2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
6 to 9 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
Justice is served and you are the jury. After enjoying an evening meal at Williams’ Tavern Restaurant, you will proceed to the 1836 Courthouse. There you will take part in a living history drama where you judge the guilt or innocence of a man accused of murder. The drama is based upon an actual 1844 trial that took place in the same courtroom. Dress casual or wear your favorite 19th century costume. Reservations are required.
Admission $25 adults; $20 children under 14.
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ART IN THE PARK, Wilson Park
October 3, 2009
675 N. Park Ave.
, Fayetteville
09:30 - 14:30
http://artistsnwarkansas.org/
Organization: Artists of Northwest Arkansas
ART in the PARK, sponsored by Artists of Northwest Arkansas and the
Fayetteville Parks and Recreation will be at Wilson Park
675 N. Park Ave. Fayetteville, AR on Saturday, October 3, 2009, 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM(rain day October 24,2009) The first 150 people get free hot dogs. Fine art will be on display and for sale. There will be Free art and crafts for children. Artist will also demonstrate.
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Historic Dance Workshop
10/10/2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
7 to 10 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
Did you know in days gone by, there was a specific dance to pick your next dance partner? Learn this and other common dances of the mid-19th century, including favorites such as the Virginia Reel, Patti-cake Polka, and more. Dance experience is not required for this evening workshop. Refreshments furnished. The class limit is 30. A minimum of 6 people is required for the workshop. Contact the park to register.
Admission: $18 couples;$10 single.
Contact:870-983-2684
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Bella Vista Arts & Crafts Festival
Oct. 15-17, 2009
Hwy 279 & Hwy 340
, Bella Vista
9am - 6pm
http://www.bellavistafestival.org
Gallery: Wishing Spring Gallery
Organization: Village Art Club, Inc.
Bella Vista Arts & Crafts Festival has become known as the place customers can count on the highest quality art and craft work - always hand-crafted - never buy-sell!
Since 1969 the Bella Vista Arts & Crafts festival has grown in size and reputation! Continued comments come from exhibitors, "This is the friendliest and best organized event I attend!"
The Festival is sponsored by the Village Art Club - a NON-PROFIT organization to fund arts scholarships and the local art club.
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Sculpture at the River Market Show & Sale
October 16th - 18th, 2009
400 President Clinton Avenue Little Rock AR 72201
, Little Rock
http://www.sculptureattherivermarket.com/
The Sculpture at the River Market Show & Sale offers exhibitors a beautifully designed setting in which to display their work. The exhibit will be set up in the permanently covered pavilions next to the River Market Building in downtown Little Rock, AR. All the booths for this show will be provided with pipe and drape. There is no entry fee or booth fee.
Entries are due by April 1st, 2009!!
Email ren@columbinensg.com for more information.
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Washington After Dark
10/31/2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
6 to 9 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
Halloween at Historic Washington gives visitors a chance to indulge their imaginations. After enjoying an evening meal at Williams' Tavern, guests will light candle lanterns and accompany an interpretive guide through selected sites in Washington that have some unexplained happenings in their history. You can believe or not, but you’ll have a wonderful evening walk in which to ponder the possibilities! Reservations are required.
Admission Cost for adults is $25 and $20 for children under 14.
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23rd Annual Christmas and Candlelight
12/5/2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
1 to 8 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
Come to a place where peace, goodwill, and beauty abide! Southwest Arkansas’s premier Christmas event showcases Historic Washington at its loveliest. From 1– 8 p.m. the entire park can be seen with natural nineteenth century decorations. After dark, luminaries light the way for you to stroll the streets, see historic buildings and musicians caroling throughout the town.
Contact 870-983-2633 for advance tickets or purchase the day of at the park.
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23rd Annual Christmas and Candlelight
12/12/2009
Historic Washington State Park, 100 SW Morrison Street
, Washington
1 to 8 pm
http://historicwashingtonstatepark.com
Come to a place where peace, goodwill, and beauty abide! Southwest Arkansas’s premier Christmas event showcases Historic Washington at its loveliest. From 1– 8 p.m. the entire park can be seen with natural nineteenth century decorations. After dark, luminaries light the way for you to stroll the streets, see historic buildings and musicians caroling throughout the town.
Advance tickets available by calling 870-983-2633 or purchase tickets day of at the park.
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