Becca Martin-Brown is a local journalist based in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. She writes for various publications, including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Fayetteville Free Weekly, and Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Becca's articles primarily focus on local events, arts and culture, and community happenings in the Eureka Springs area.
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Becca Martin-Brown has a strong focus on local entertainment, particularly art, theater, and events in Arkansas, with an emphasis on event coverage. If you have information or events related to local arts and culture in the Arkansas area (especially Eureka Springs), she would likely be interested.
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By: Becca Martin-Brown
Executive Director Anne Jackson sees a trio of very specific niches for Arts One Presents. Born out of the legacy of Springdale’s Arts Center of the Ozarks, AOP’s “projects are the mechanisms we use to provide opportunities for local talent to be creative, mentor the next generation of theater community and production technicians, and provide high-quality theater experiences for audiences.”
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"We organize our lives through story," said Richard Width. "It's one of the reasons art exists in all its forms -- theater, song, dance, film, visual art.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"We organize our lives through story," said Richard Width. "It's one of the reasons art exists in all its forms -- theater, song, dance, film, visual art. Art presents existence ordered into story."
By: Becca Martin-Brown
“We organize our lives through story,” said Richard Width. “It’s one of the reasons art exists in all its forms — theater, song, dance, film, visual art. Art presents existence ordered into story.”
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Joplin Little Theatre is undeniably a classic. Born in 1939, it's a nonprofit with its own building -- the 240-seat Park Playhouse, which opened in July 1948 and was renovated in the 1990s.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
The date is April 3, 1968. Martin Luther King Jr., along with other civil rights leaders, is in Memphis, Tenn., to support sanitation workers striking for higher wages, better working conditions and union recognition.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Joplin Little Theatre is undeniably a classic. Born in 1939, it’s a nonprofit with its own building — the 240-seat Park Playhouse, which opened in July 1948 and was renovated in the 1990s. It draws audiences from Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma in addition to Missouri; and it’s in the middle of its 2024-25 season.
Founded in 2010 and based in New York City, the PUBLIQuartet is made up of Curtis Stewart, Jannina Norpoth, Hamilton Berry and Nick Revel.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
Heritage association leader recalls Blacks who helped shape region Today at 1:00 a.m. Her name was Sally.
By: Becca Martin-Brown
"The cool thing about hiking is that even if you've hiked the same trail a thousand times before, it can be slightly different each time," said Chris Pistole, park interpreter at Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area near Rogers.
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