Dustin Bartholomew

Fayetteville

Co Founder and Writer at Fayetteville Flyer

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Mark Rebillet coming to JJ's Live Nov. 6

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

One man band / loop daddy / genius Mark Rebillet is coming to Fayetteville. The artist, known for his spontaneous looping songs made on the spot sometimes based on audience input and streamed online, will perform at JJ’s Live on Thursday, Nov. 6. Rebillet, who announced the show as part of his “Places I’ve Never Played and Will Never Play Again Tour,” might not have played JJ’s Live before, but he has performed in Fayetteville. He was last in town for a shot at Nomad’s Southtown in 2019.
Post Malone makes appearance in Fayetteville Thursday

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

Every year around this time, a corporation that got its start a few miles north of Fayetteville throws a party on the University of Arkansas campus. And every year, that corporation flies in a few celebrities to make an appearance at the party. Most of the time, those celebrities fly in and back out without seeing much of Fayetteville outside of the inside of Bud Walton Arena and the Black SUV or helicopter or whatever other vehicle they may arrive in that brought them there.
Weekend Flyer: Super Regional, Dylan Earl, Creekbed Carter, and more

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

What do you get when you combine a bunch of rowdy Hog fans, and a bunch of rowdy Walmart shareholders, and a bunch of rowdy residents, all together in one weekend in Fayetteville? We’re not sure, but we’re about to find out. The Razorback baseball team is playing in an NCAA Super Regional this Saturday-Monday versus rivals Tennessee. The Hogs need to take two games versus the Vols this weekend to make it to the College World Series (fingers crossed emoji).
NWA Pride Parade, Trans March set for June 27-29

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

The 21st annual NWA Pride Parade, festival, and Trans March will take place the weekend of June 27-29 in Fayetteville this year. The weekend will kick off with the Trans March and festival beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday in the Upper Ramble on Dickson Street. A rally will begin after the march, and the festival will follow. Also Friday night, Adore Delano will perform on the Main Stage in the Upper Ramble to kick off the weekend. The NWA Pride festival will begin at 11 a.m., also in the Upper Ramble.
Local artists to raise funds for Fayetteville Feeds Families June 7 at Club 509

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

A local group that has raised more than $50,000 for families displaced by the war in Gaza will host another benefit show in Fayetteville this weekend. Local artists Young Haircut, Ray Porter, Happiness Beast, and Eon will perform at a benefit for Fayetteville Feeds Families on Saturday, June 7 at Club 509. According to their Instagram page, the group is a grassroots effort to provide food, water, and assist with sheltering needs for over 100 families in Gaza.
Tula to move from Fayetteville square location

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

After five years on the Fayetteville square, local Mexican restaurant Tula is planning to move to a new location. The restaurant, currently located at 1 E Center Street, Suite 160, will close later this summer, with plans to reopen in the fall at 102 N. Block Avenue, in the building formerly home to Tables & Ale. Tula owner Juan Bahena had previously announced plans for a Mexican seafood restaurant called Costa at the Block Avenue location, but those plans have changed.
Weekly deals & more: Elephant skirt, summer beverages, party places, and more

3 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

Weekly deals content comes from our sponsors. For more info on how to become a sponsor of the Fayetteville Flyer, call Dustin at 479-387-1002 or We can’t remember what day it is, but these look about perfect for today. (And they’re on our $7.50 Happy Hour menu every day but Sunday!)Looking for a great patio to brunch on? Come to Mockingbird Kitchen! We’ve got our tasty brunch you know and love.
Weekend Flyer: Baseball, Rodney Crowell, Daikaiju, and more

4 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

There’s a little bit of electricity in the air in Fayetteville this weekend, and best we can tell, it’s coming from the corner of 15th street and Razorback Road. There’s where the Diamond Hogs will kick off their NCAA tournament this weekend in hopes of making a run toward the College World Series this year. The Hogs will have to make it past North Dakota State, Creighton and Kansas to make it out of the regional if they want to advance to the Supers next week.
Fayetteville schools to offer free lunch program to children June 2-July 31

4 weeks ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

Fayetteville Public Schools will offer free lunch to children 18 years and younger this summer. The district will serve lunch weekdays from June 2 through July 31, with the exception of June 19, June 30 and July 4. Meals will be served at John L. Colbert Middle School, located at 888 South Rupple Road, from 10:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. each weekday. Meals will also served at American Legion (1195 Curtis Ave.) weekdays from 11-11:30 a.m., at Yvonne Richardson Center (240 E.
Girls Gone BBQ to close June 14

1 month ago | fayettevilleflyer.com | Dustin Bartholomew

A barbecue restaurant on the east side of town will soon close its doors. According to a social media post on Wednesday, Girls Gone BBQ at 2630 E Citizens Drive will permanently close on Saturday, June 14. “Our location, high rent, & lack of consistent community support have made it impossible to keep our doors open. This decision wasn’t easy, & it hurts deeply,” the post read.