Latin Grammy Nominees Mariachi Flor de Toloache make New York City history as its’ First and Only All-Women Mariachi Group. Founded in 2008, Mariachi Flor de Toloache is lead by singers Mireya I. Ramos (founder) & Shae Fiol (founding member). Reminiscent of the early days of mariachi the group started as a trio, Harp, Violin […]
Zombie Crawl and Trunk or Treat on Van Buren's Historic Main Street.
Come enjoy Old Town Christmas charm at Historic Main Street’s Jingle & Mingle Holiday Market and Open House. The day will include horse drawn carriage rides, photo ops with Santa and for families, hot cocoa, carolers, a new twist on our tradition of living windows, and door prizes! The unique shops of Main Street will […]
Tickets are on sale now to watch the documentary "Ingrid". The show will be October 30 at the King Opera House and will conclude with a talk back session with Ingrid and the film director. Come learn about this amazing artist and support CAE. Tickets can be purchased here.
Enjoy a Victorian Christmas. Friday, November 30 between 5:30 and 8:30 pm for the UAFS Drennen-Scott Historic Site Victorian Holiday Open House. We will have live Christmas music, a children's arts and craft project, holiday treats, egg nog, wassail, and plenty of holiday decorations and cheer!Parking is available on site and a shuttle bus will run […]
On May 8th, 1871 the Western District Court of Arkansas was moved from Van Buren to the location famously known as Fort Smith’s “Hole in the Wall” saloon, a site that is today occupied by the restaurant, 21 West End. In only fourteen months and twenty days it becomes the most corrupt courthouse in the […]
On May 8th, 1871 the Western District Court of Arkansas was moved from Van Buren to the location famously known as Fort Smith’s “Hole in the Wall” saloon, a site that is today occupied by the restaurant, 21 West End. In only fourteen months and twenty days it becomes the most corrupt courthouse in the […]
On May 8th, 1871 the Western District Court of Arkansas was moved from Van Buren to the location famously known as Fort Smith’s “Hole in the Wall” saloon, a site that is today occupied by the restaurant, 21 West End. In only fourteen months and twenty days it becomes the most corrupt courthouse in the […]
On May 8th, 1871 the Western District Court of Arkansas was moved from Van Buren to the location famously known as Fort Smith’s “Hole in the Wall” saloon, a site that is today occupied by the restaurant, 21 West End. In only fourteen months and twenty days it becomes the most corrupt courthouse in the […]
