Scranton, AR Arts & Culture and More

Scranton

See all locations

Customize your news

Cloudy

39°F

Scranton, AR · Arts & Culture

familydestinationsguide.com

website

You Won’t Believe This Dreamy Missouri Town Isn’t Actually A Hallmark Movie Set

Somewhere in Missouri, there’s a town where the courthouse looks like a wedding cake, the storefronts look painted on, and you’ll swear a film crew must be hiding just out of frame. Nope, that’s just Carthage, Missouri, being its regular, ridiculously photogenic self. You’d think a place...

Carthage, MO · 11d

KARK 4 News

partner publisher · 63.5K followers

November 2026: Arkansas Concert Guide – Red Clay Strays, GWAR, Thundercat and more

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – From arena-sized country and Christian music shows to legendary metal acts and acclaimed indie performers, Arkansas music fans have plenty to choose from in November. Check out our list of shows happening at venues in Little Rock, Fayetteville, Jonesboro and beyond this month. To stay on top of everything happening in […]

Little Rock, AR · 8d

FOX 16 News

partner publisher · 59.1K followers

November 2026: Arkansas Concert Guide – Red Clay Strays, GWAR, Thundercat and more

Little Rock, AR · 8d

takemetotn.com

website

This Arkansas Art Supply Shop Lets You Sit Down At An Open Table And Create Something

A bubble machine, a box of free art, and a table with paints already waiting. That is the kind of welcome one small shop on a hill in Eureka Springs offers to anyone who wanders by. There is no ticket to buy and no pressure to spend a dime, only an invitation to sit down and make something.

Eureka Springs, AR · 7d

Yahoo!

website

Fayetteville Public Library Previews True Lit Festival

The Fayetteville Public Library is celebrating the written word! In another edition of Off the Shelf, we're getting a preview of the 2026 True Lit Festival, happening November 9–12. From bestselling authors and illustrators to engaging literary events for all ages, there's something for every kind of reader.

Fayetteville, AR · 7d

wheninyourstate.com

website

Fifteen steel arches rise from an Arkansas forest and hold up a whole chapel of glass

Fifteen arches of steel and glass climb fifty feet out of the Ozark woods in Bella Vista, Arkansas. The Mildred B. Cooper Memorial Chapel sits in the wooded hills at the far northwest corner of the state, and from a distance, the building looks like it grew straight out of the trees.

Bella Vista, AR · 12d

Yahoo!

website

November 2026: Arkansas Concert Guide – Red Clay Strays, GWAR, Thundercat and more

Little Rock, AR · 8d

fayettevilleflyer.com

website

New Amazeum wing “The Hangout” to open Nov. 7

A nearly-complete addition to the Amazeum with several new amenities is almost ready to be enjoyed. Museum officials this week announced that “The Hangout,” a 11,850-square-foot wing featuring a restaurant, party rooms, an early learning center, outdoor learning areas and more will celebrate a grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 7.

Bentonville, AR · 11d

FOX 16 News

partner publisher · 59.1K followers

Former Razorback Tag Ridings hoping to hear more Hog Calls again at Simmons Bank Championship

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KLRT) – Central Arkansas is once again playing host to some of the biggest names in senior golf as the Simmons Bank Championship returns to Pleasant Valley Country Club. The field features plenty of star power, including 2025 Charles Schwab Cup champion Stewart Cink, Zach Johnson, who has six victories on the […]

Little Rock, AR · 11d

takemetotn.com

website

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.

Alpena, AR · 12d

Axios NW Arkansas

partner publisher · 2.0K followers

Pics: A grocery store made of felt

A replica of an entire supermarket — except all made of felt with no touching allowed — is on display at The Momentary in Bentonville. 🛒 State of play: I checked out "The Beginning of Convenience" by Lucy Sparrow a few months into its nearly yearlong stint. It includes aisles of more than 20,000 replicas of grocery products and other items you'd see in a typical supermarket, like toiletries and magazines. There's a hint of nostalgia, as it's inspired by a 1980s-90s Walmart. (Watch for local Easter eggs — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art executive director Rod Bigelow is on the wall as the "director of snacks.") 💭 Alex's thought bubble: It is wild to see all the little handmade details on so many individual items throughout the "store." You'll find mockups of familiar brands and even movie titles in the electronics section. The amount of detail is almost difficult to take in, and walking through it is a whimsical experience. 🗓️ If you go: The free exhibit is on display until July 11. Photo: Alex Golden/Axios Photo: Alex Golden/Axios

Bentonville, AR · 12d

fayettevilleflyer.com

website

Photos: Fayetteville Bulldogs celebrate Homecoming with downtown parade

Downtown Fayetteville was decked out in purple and white Wednesday evening as Fayetteville High School celebrated Homecoming with its annual parade. Students, athletes, cheerleaders and members of the Bulldog marching band joined the procession, along with decorated floats, student organizations and members of the Homecoming court. Families and fans gathered downtown to take in the festivities.

Fayetteville, AR · 11d

fayettevilleflyer.com

website

Art of Home tour returns Nov. 7-8 with four NWA residences

FAYETTEVILLE — Four local homes where original art plays a central role in interior design will open to visitors in November for the second annual “Art of Home: A Weekend Tour of Artful Homes.”. Presented by MIXD Gallery in Rogers and At Home in Arkansas magazine, the self-guided...

Fayetteville, AR · 11d

fayettevilleflyer.com

website

Weekend Flyer: Halloween fun, Punkinhead, bands as bands, Hogs-Tigers and more

What do you get when you combine Halloween weekend with a Razorback home football weekend on a Saturday night in Fayetteville? We can’t remember, but we’re about to find out. It’s been a while since Halloween fell on a Saturday night and while it looks like it might...

Fayetteville, AR · 11d

magnoliareporter.com

website

Arkansas History for October 29: Early political leader mortally wounded in duel

Important Arkansas historical events and significant anniversaries for October 29, with notable births and deaths of people with Arkansas connections for this date. Information is drawn from state archives, historical societies, contemporary newspapers and other media archives, and legal records. Much of this information comes from the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, an online publication. ChatGPT has collected this data.

Arkansas · 11d

talkbusiness.net

website

Crystal Bridges names multiple galleries in expansion

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville recently announced the naming of several galleries and community spaces within its new 114,000-square-foot expansion, which opened in June. “The generosity of these donors is helping shape what Crystal Bridges can be for generations to come,” said Jill Wagar, senior director of...

Bentonville, AR · 13d

995qyk.com

website

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.

Rogers, AR · 12d

fayettevilleflyer.com

website

Nashville songwriters to perform at The Stonebreaker Nov. 21

Two singer/songwriter behind top hits from a host of Nashville stars will perform together in Fayetteville next month. Artists Rebecca Lynn Howard and Rachel Thibodeau, who have written hit songs recorded by Dolly Parton, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood, Tim McGraw, and others, will perform at the barn at The Stonebreaker Hotel on Saturday, Nov. 21.

Fayetteville, AR · 13d

Nearby Cities

See all locations