Love going out to catch a show? Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, these nights out have been sorely limited, but two local arts organizations are partnering up for a special performance. Ballet Arkansas and the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra will be performing in an open-air concert in downtown Little Rock in November. The…
A research project conducted at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s Sequoyah National Research Center has yielded a new website that tracks the journey of Native Americans who traveled through Arkansas to Indian territory. The research project, entitled Journey of Survival: Indian Removal Through Arkansas, charts the path Native Americans took through Arkansas…
For this week’s Woman Wednesday, AY About You sits down with Justina Parker, founder of the blog We Belong. Parker is from Little Rock and currently resides in Maumelle. She holds a Bachelor’s of Professional Studies with a focus in Interdisciplinary Studies from Arkansas Tech University. “After landing a temp job at Heifer…
We’re a little early for International Sushi Day (June 18, 2021) or a little late, depending on how you view the sake glass. But this we know, it’s always a good day for sushi. Yesterday was a perfect afternoon for the yummies at Rock N Roll Sushi on Chenal Parkway. Sure, there’s a new…
Every now and again, we like to shake things up at AY About You. This week, AY Publisher Heather Baker is taking a new friend on the road with her for the latest Bucket List trip. And it’s going to be a trip to remember. Baker is taking KARK host Hilary Hunt with her…
