Hong Kong was a city I didn’t know how much I wanted to go to until I went this summer after a writers’ conference in Shanghai. And because we had heard the most wonderful things about it from my brother Chuck, aka my food sensei, my husband and I invited him and his lovely wife […]
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This Wednesday night at 830pm, Sessions at South on Main continues, with August curated by Chef Matt Bell. For only $10, you can see local Renaissance man Joshua Asante play a solo set. Asante is known mostly for fronting Amasa Hines, who have just returned from a summer tour. For a relatively brief amount of
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Now that Nikki Hill is coming to the White Water Tavern this Saturday, July 23, you never again have to wonder what a cross between the Memphis soul of Otis Redding and the English hard rock of Led Zeppelin would sound like. The Carolina girl and her band have been traveling far and wide, supporting
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Block first saw the positive effects of music in church, and from that moment on, he wanted to be a musician. “I’ve always wanted to play in front of folks,” Block explained. “Especially seeing first-hand how music can change the dynamic of a room.” He picked up the trumpet, and though it took him until
Food Insider: Kent Walker – Kent Walker Artisan Cheese Ever wonder what makes some of Little Rock’s food personalities tick? 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
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PJ Morton has a lot in common with New Orleans, the city he was born in and in which he now lives once again. He should be a household name from his work with Maroon 5 alone but mention him to your best friend and you’ll probably come up with a blank stare. Indeed, many
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At least one thing is clear for singer/songwriter Mark Currey of Little Rock – the community has his back. He has successfully raised the requested funds for his first solo recording with help from online contributors through his Kickstarter campaign. Through the years of singing other people’s songs, it’s always been Currey’s dream to record
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For nearly 40 years, Arkansas’ largest festival was held over Memorial Day Weekend. Organizers have changed tune this year by separating Riverfest into two events and taking the holiday weekend out of the mix. The biggest reason for the change is the rising cost of bands. Riverfest Executive Director DeAnna Korte says increased band costs
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Need a nifty gadget for your favorite cook? Something like an all-in-one avocado cut, pit and scoop tool? Or maybe you’re looking for a more personalized, hands-on approach to your cooking ventures. Something more meaningful than a Google search. Eggshells Kitchen Co. has you covered. Lindsey Gray, former president of Junior League of Little Rock,
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All things considered, there may not be a more hip street in town. And considering where Main Street was 5 years ago, it’s a shoe-in for “most improved” when it comes to dining options. Today, Main Street is an essential part of our town’s culinary identity. It’s not a particularly long stretch of road, but
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