Over 100 competitors come to town for the Jonesboro Open at Disc Side of Heaven.  Part of the ticket proceeds go to St. Jude.  Get yours now!

Grab your paddle and get your pickleball groove on! The University Heights Lions Club is hosting this tournament for the 3rd straight year.  It runs from April 12-14th with all matches being played at the HPESS Center on the campus of Arkansas State University.  Registration is $65/person with proceeds going to the “We Serve” and “Kindness Matters” projects.  To sign up, click here.

The Jonesboro Business Association’s First Annual Delta Crawfish Festival will have it all!  Food, music, and fun!  Don’t miss it.  The event is to be held at Gamble Home on Highway 49 just north of Jonesboro.

The Revolutionists is a witty and empowering play by Lauren Gunderson that tells the story of four women during the French Revolution. Playwright Olympe de Gouges, assassin Charlotte Corday, former queen Marie Antoinette, and Caribbean spy Marianne Angelle each have their own unique perspective and approach to the Revolution. Together, they navigate the dangers and challenges of a country in upheaval while exploring themes of sisterhood, power, and the role of women in history. Through humor and heart, The Revolutionists celebrates the strength and resilience.
This event is in the Simpson Theater in the Fowler Center on the Campus of Arkansas State University.

Oliver Anthony will launch his first headlining international tour in February, demonstrating his universal appeal to people from all walks of life.  Get your tickets now!
He made music history this year by becoming the first artist in history to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard charts without previously having a song on the charts. He is also the first living male songwriter to chart 13 songs simultaneously in Billboard’s Top 50 Digital Song Sales.

The Revolutionists is a witty and empowering play by Lauren Gunderson that tells the story of four women during the French Revolution. Playwright Olympe de Gouges, assassin Charlotte Corday, former queen Marie Antoinette, and Caribbean spy Marianne Angelle each have their own unique perspective and approach to the Revolution. Together, they navigate the dangers and challenges of a country in upheaval while exploring themes of sisterhood, power, and the role of women in history. Through humor and heart, The Revolutionists celebrates the strength and resilience.
This event is in the Simpson Theater in the Fowler Center on the Campus of Arkansas State University.

The Oasis Film Festival was born out of a dream to showcase the best filmmakers in Northeast Arkansas, with a special emphasis on the students of film.