Combs

Combs, AR · Arts & Culture
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This Arkansas Craft Store In A Historic General Store Is Worth Driving Hours To Browse
A one-block turn off the highway in northwest Arkansas leads to an old general store that now holds hundreds of handmade pottery pieces. Five artists work on site, and a wheel is often spinning while shoppers browse. The building keeps its original character, and the owners are happy to share its story.
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Zach Top and Lukas Nelson Trade Verses on a Willie Nelson Favorite in Arkansas
Fans at the Walmart AMP in Rogers, Arkansas, got an unannounced treat on Oct. 24 when Zach Top called his opening act, Lukas Nelson, back to the stage for a duet. The two chose one of Willie Nelson's most bruising ballads, “Last Thing I Needed First Thing This Morning,” with Top taking the lead and Nelson stepping in on the second verse. Their voices locked in easily, and the performance quickly became a highlight of the night.
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Branson’s Live Entertainment tradition meets a changing world
On any given evening in Branson, audiences gather to watch musicians, comedians, magicians, and other entertainers perform live. From the theaters along Highway 76 to attractions throughout the Ozarks, Branson has built much of its tourism industry around the idea that people want to experience entertainment in person. But in a world where nearly every form of entertainment is available on a phone, television, or computer, does live performance still have a future?