Monica Hooper is a features writer at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on both high-profile interviews with luminaries and the vibrant local arts scene, celebrating the talents of musicians, artists, dancers, writers, and actors in her community. Monica's work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Fayetteville Free Weekly.
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Monica Hooper focuses on local entertainment news, particularly live music and concerts in the Fayetteville area of Arkansas. She extensively covers upcoming events and seasonal festivals.
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By: Monica Hooper
Artist Craig Colorusso's work often plays with light and sound and the viewer's experience within both. His upcoming exhibit, "Liminal Spaces," July 9 through Aug. 6 at MIXD Gallery places two of his most well known installations together, giving the viewer a little glimpse inside of his process.
By: Monica Hooper
Even though "date night" is in the name, those interested in getting their hands dirty are welcome to bring a buddy or fly solo for evening pottery classes at two Fayetteville studios.
By: Monica Hooper
Bluegrass Hall of Fame member and three-time Grammy award-winner, Sam Bush, will perform July 18 with his band at the Ozark Folk Center State Park.
By: Monica Hooper
'Ramblin Woman' Payton Howie rides into Fort Smith Aug. 7. for a rowdy night of music and dancing at the ArcBest Performing Arts Center in downtown.
By: Monica Hooper
September 11, 2001, will forever be remembered as one of the worst attacks on American soil. Despite that one terrible day, stories of extraordinary human kindness outnumber the terrible deeds of a few.
By: Monica Hooper
Last year, Bentonville stylist Gracie Kroeger could count on two hands what foods wouldn't lead to an allergic reaction.
By: Monica Hooper
Even though "date night" is in the name, those interested in getting their hands dirty are welcome to bring a buddy or fly solo for evening pottery classes at two Fayetteville studios.
By: Monica Hooper
Note for note recreating mind blowing visuals and a set list with classic rock songs like “Wish You Were Here,” “Another Brick in the Wall” and “Dark Side of the Moon,” the Australian Pink Floyd Show has celebrated the iconic British rock band for decades with concerts around the globe.
By: Monica Hooper
On Aug. 17, the Collingsworth Family brings their Songs of Hope tour to the Arc Best Performing Arts Center in Fort Smith.
By: Monica Hooper
Pawfficer Fuzz and handler Officer Robyn Shoptaw will visit with library patrons July 22 for Wonderful Wednesday hosted by the Fort Smith Public Library.
