Dear AR, you’ve left newsprint on my fingers.
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Silver Screen Debut(antes)
These 11 young filmmakers are making their formal entrance into the Arkansas Cinema Society.
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Welcome Mat: August 2019
Your monthly “to do” list: What to learn, reflect on, get psyched for, feast on, and get bowled over by
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Mural, Mural on The Wall …
The House That Cotton Built
Drive through the Delta, and you’re sure to come across signs of the industrial agriculture com-plex—hulking, brutalist-esque structures that dot the landscape. Just inside, though—there’s art.
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Play It By Ear (Mostly)
Culturalist: July 2019
“There’s nothing left of the town of Claybrook today, but during the 1930s, the Crittenden County logging and farming community was home to an all-black multiple-championship-winning baseball team known as the Claybrook Tigers…”
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The Fine Print: Midtown Billiards
IF YOU’VE spent any time at all in downtown Little Rock, you probably have a Midtown Billiards story—about the amazing band you saw at 2 a.m., about the life-changing burger you ate, about that time you allllmost lost Bottle Toss, about the time you stayed until the lights came on at 5 a.m. And you…
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The Fine Print: The Rohwer Outpost
Celebrate Arkansas Heritage Month with a Historic Road Trip
In a state so rich in history, it doesn’t take an awful lot of effort to learn a thing or two—however, sometimes the best way to bring that history to life is to hit the road and see it for yourself. This month, in honor of Arkansas Heritage Month, we’re doing just that. And then we’re stopping for pizza.
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Historic Road Trip – East
Mile 88 1. Louisiana Purchase State Park It’s not a far walk to see it—no more than a 950-foot stretch of well-kept wooden boardwalk leading through a headwater swamp—and we’ll be the first to say, seeing the stone monument jutting from the water is a little underwhelming. But when you reflect on what that granite…
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