The 2015 Jazzlights in the Park Festival, held May 16 at the Clinton Presidential Center Lawn, had a little something for everyone. The main event of the day was the talented lineup of accomplished jazz musicians and jazz bands. Starting things off for the festival was a great performance from the Boys and Girls Club […]
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While the annual Greek Food Festival is probably best known for its salivating multi-cultural food offerings, there are some must-see entertainment acts that festivalgoers need to check out this weekend. William Hronas, who serves as the Entertainment Chairman for the Greek Food Festival, said much of the entertainment the community will be able to see
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Each month, we’ll go inside the kitchen and bring you one of Chef Ken Dempsey’s personal recipes! Don’t forget to signup for our pop-up BBQ with Ken on June 14th Everybody loves pie, right? Pie options are virtually limitless. We are pretty spoiled here in the South with an abundance of delicious options….strawberries, blueberries, key
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Beyond being an extremely affordable film festival, the Little Rock Film Festival provides a juncture for all genre of artists to meet. The fest isn’t just for cinematography enthusiasts and actors. Musicians make their way in as well. Before the Tuesday screening of “Salad Days: A Decade of Punk In Washington, DC (1980-90)” at the
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Ever wonder what makes some of Little Rock’s food personalities tick? This Rock City Eat’s series, Food Insider, takes a look at individuals who are helping change the landscape of our city’s culinary scene. Whether they’re in the kitchen, managing a storefront, farming land or running a food truck … we’ll delve into both the
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Ever wonder what powers a local jewelry line? Stacey Bowers, the gem behind Little Rock’s own Bang-Up Betty, can tell you running a local brand is not for the faint of heart. Especially one that embodies a certain moxie and outspoken humor mixed in with aesthetically pleasing designs. Looking back, the Central Arkansas native estimates
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Pulaski Tech’s 2015 Diamond Chef Competition is set for Tuesday, June 2 at 6 p.m. at the Governor’s Halls III and IV, Statehouse Convention Center. Check out Chef Marc Guizol from The Capital Bar and Grill and Chef Justin Patterson of The Southern Gourmasian as they compete for the title of 2015 Diamond Chef Arkansas.
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It’s been a full year, so I figured it was time to re-visit, and of course, poke a little fun at some of our less than stellar lots in town. Hey, as much as I criticize them, at least these restaurants do offer some form of parking, which is more than I can say for many
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I waited a few weeks for the crowds to die down at Heights Taco & Tamale Co. and for the restaurant to work out the kinks, but things seems to be humming along just fine, as you might expect for any new edition from Yellow Rocket Concepts. Two visits, including a late evening chocolate cake
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There’s a good chance that any visitor or newcomer to Little Rock looking for a good meal will very soon find themselves on Kavanaugh Boulevard. The sheer number of high quality restaurants lining this most popular of streets makes Kavanaugh a force to be reckoned with. It’s the culinary life-blood of both The Heights and
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