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Celebrate Christmas with the Festival of Senses Holiday Concert

November 27, 2018

AY Staff

Arts & Culture, Blog, Out & About

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Christmas joy is in the air, and soon, Christmas music will be too! The Festival of Senses art series is presenting a program of Christmas music in December that will have you in the holiday spirit in no time. ARmusica performers Julie Cheek (piano) and Andrew Irvin (violin) will lead a program of vocal and instrumental Christmas music at St. Luke’s Episc[...]

Hope For The Holidays: Navigating Mental Health Issues During Christmastime

November 26, 2018

AY Staff

December 2018, Magazine

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When you think of the holidays, what do you picture in your mind’s eye? Is it chestnuts roasting on an open fire while stockings sway gently overhead? Perhaps you picture laughing children as they snowball-fight or relatives embracing each other at the family party. All of these happy images are common for many this time of year. However, for some, the ho[...]

Spirits of the Season

November 26, 2018

AY Staff

December 2018, Libations, Magazine, Sponsored

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Photography by Jamison Mosley Christmastime is here, which means it’s time to plan your holiday festivities. Whether you need a signature drink for a swanky party, a cocktail to celebrate with family and friends, or a libation to calm your nerves after too much shopping, AY Magazine has collected recipes for some of our favorite concoctions as our gift to[...]

King Cotton Holiday Classic Returning to Pine Bluff

November 21, 2018

AY Staff

Blog, Sports

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Go Forward Pine Bluff (GFPB) has announced the December return of the King Cotton Holiday Classic, sponsored by Simmons Bank. The event is a high school basketball tournament that placed Pine Bluff in the national spotlight in years past. GFPB CEO Ryan Watley made the announcement during a news conference at the Pine Bluff Convention Center. The tournamen[...]

New Restaurant Watercolor in the Park Opening Nov. 28

November 20, 2018

AY Staff

Blog, Food

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Watercolor in the Park, a new restaurant concept by JTJ Restaurants LLC, will open its doors for business on Nov. 28 at the Arkansas Arts Center. Open Tuesday-Saturday, the restaurant will offer a gourmet coffee and quiche menu from 10-11 a.m., and its full menu from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The restaurant will also serve brunch, courtesy of Petit and Keet, on Sundays[...]

Share the Light with Arkansas Children During the Holidays

November 16, 2018

AY Staff

Blog

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For 120 years, Methodist Family Health has cared for abused, abandoned and neglected children and families in Arkansas. In 2017, Methodist Family Health provided 195,000 therapeutic services to almost 5,600 clients because of the contributions Arkansans make each year. Whether in our emergency shelter, group homes, residential treatment centers, behavioral [...]

How Do You Choose the Right Hospital?

November 15, 2018

AY Staff

Blog, Health, Sponsored

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When you’re looking for a hospital that can treat any illness or condition you have, there’s many options and it can be difficult to know where to start. Do you choose a hospital based on one doctor who you like or has a particular specialty? Do you go with the most established hospital or the newest, most cutting edge hospital? In Arkansas, when you n[...]

What's Going on in November

November 15, 2018

AY Staff

Blog, Sponsored

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Delta Through The Decades Deux: Selections from the Collection Through Nov. 4 Delta Through the Decades Deux features works from the Arkansas Arts Center Collection from past Delta Exhibitions. The Annual Delta Exhibition was founded in 1958 to feature contemporary work by artists from Arkansas and bordering states. Each year, the Delta provides a uniq[...]

Arkansas Chefs Bring the Heat (and the Food) to NYC

November 15, 2018

AY Staff

Blog, Food, Out & About

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The kitchen bustles, activity swirls around the center of the room, the heads of the collaboration nearly touching, bent over the table, task at hand; precision, surgeon-like in technique and intensity, brows furrowed, only these skilled artisans are focused to enrichlives, rather than save them. The most recent Beard Foundation Ozark Sunday Supper to benef[...]

What Treatment Can You Expect from a Nursing Home?

November 15, 2018

AY Staff

Blog, Health, Sponsored

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Are you or a loved one needing short- or long-term medical care in a rehabilitation facility? If so, you want to make sure that you get the best possible care in a setting that is comfortable and relaxing. That’s where Hickory Heights Health and Rehab comes in. Hickory Heights provides both short- and long-term stay options with a team of skilled medic[...]

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