Like most of you in the city with young daughters, all of the staff at Rock City’s girls have made plans to attend the latest touring show to hit Little Rock, Frozen on Ice, this week. It is easy in our quest for everything local to overlook something like Frozen on Ice, the national tour is […]
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Thursday, May 5, through Saturday, May 7, photographer Kelly Anderson-Staley will take portraits in the Nineteenth Century tintype process at the Arkansas Arts Center. All attendees who sit in for a portrait will receive a digital scan for their personal use, while the tintype portraits will become a part of Anderson-Staley’s photographic project. Sessions come
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It feels like we keep hearing about Clean Eatery expanding. Their core healthy meal prep service has experienced exponential growth after the humble food truck beginnings less than two years ago, quickly becoming the largest service of its type in the state. Clean Eatery opened with the Main Street Food Festival in June 2014. The
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News Benton based Eat My Catfish is adding a Little Rock location. The new spot will be at 10301 N Rodney Parham Rd, the former location of Barbara Graves, directly in front of the Breckenridge Theatre. Eat My Catfish started off as a food truck in 2008. In January of 2012 owner Travis Hester opened their first brick &
A beer just changed my life…Well, Beers, plural. No, really. Okay, let me explain. Superior Bathhouse in Hot Springs is not your typical brewery. Not only are they the only brewery in the world to use thermal spring water in their brewing process, but they are brewing craft beer in a building that was carved
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Our favorite little BBQ competition for good, B Street Rib Off, finished crunching the numbers today following their April 2nd competition. The organization doubled their previous fundraising efforts, raising $11,000 for the American Cancer Society of Arkansas. B Street started in 2008 as a friendly cooking competition, and in 2010 organized into a non-profit to
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You might want to bring a box of tissues with you when you see the Arkansas Repertory Theatre’s “Bridges of Madison County.” Yes, you’re likely to shed a tear or two, but you’ll also laugh, sigh, and find yourself perched on the edge of your seat as you take in the action. It doesn’t matter
There aren’t a lot of trends from the twentieth century that manage to keep from fading in and out of the haze of passing years. But hidden in plain sight among the refuse of the psychedelic late-sixties and the come-down of the seventies—the bell-bottoms, lava lamps, and shag carpeting—one can find hand-crafted, timeless pieces of
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There has been a rise in biscuit centered eateries across the country, everywhere from Biscuit Love in Nashville to Pine State Biscuits in Portland. One thing is certain, Little Rock can make some damn fine biscuits, so it is no shocker that it is time for our fair city to get into the biscuit game. Enter Delta Biscuit Company.
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Arkansas’ first legal distillery, Rock Town Distillery, has been on a bit of a roll lately by pumping out one award-winning whiskey after another. While not whiskey, don’t let their latest product slip under your radar. Their newest product is a coffee liqueur that combines their vodka with cold brew coffee from Arkansas’ own Leiva’s Coffee.
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