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Fayetteville Falltoberfest returns Oct. 4 with German traditions, local music, art, food, a pageant for dogs | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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There's more to Fayetteville Falltoberfest than simply strolling down Dickson Street with a beer in hand. Sure, on Oct. 4, when Fayetteville Falltoberfest returns for its fourth year from noon to 6 p.m., seven blocks of the street will be closed to traffic as friends and neighbors fill the street dressed in lederhosen, dirndl and whatever else feels right for a warm autumn. There will be local beer, fall cocktails, music, food, vendors and plenty of people wandering around with disposable cups i
Quick Pick: | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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WHAT -- The Junior League of Fort Smith is hosting its annual community car show to raise funds. The event is for car enthusiasts, families and community members wanting to support and engage with the nonprofit in a fun way. Attendees can look forward to a variety of vehicles on display, as well as activities and raffle prizes. Proceeds from the car show will assist the nonprofit, particularly in addressing childhood poverty and promoting the development of trained women volunteers.
FYI Calendar: Bug-themed demos for all ages at Arkansas Insect Festival on Saturday | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Shakespeare in the Park -- Experience William Shakespeare under the open sky as the Eureka Springs Theatre Company presents "Pericles, Prince of Tyre." Performances are 5 p.m. Friday-Sunday and Sept. 18-20 at the Arvest Stage in Harmon Park, 532 Spring St. in Eureka Springs. Tickets are donation-based; children 10 and younger are admitted for free. 3zeffy.com/en-US/organizations/eureka-springs-theatre-company.
Drop in and draw with a cowboy and horses | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Ranger Cody Faber understands that he isn't the main attraction when it comes to his two trusty steeds, and he's perfectly okay with that. When Faber arrives at the Fort Smith National Historic Site, whether dressed as a deputy marshal, soldier or cavalryman for the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum's annual Drop In & Draw with Horses, he knows that most artists will direct their attention toward his horses.
Graveface Museum opens beneath The Boodega in Eureka Springs | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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A chance roadside stop turned into a permanent destination for the owners of the Graveface Museum in Eureka Springs. The immersive curiosities and true crime museum, which opened in June beneath The Boodega on Main Street, features sideshow relics, taxidermy, regional folklore and well-researched true crime history. It's the third Graveface Museum location, following branches in Savannah, Ga., and Chicago.
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