A new month is here, and with it comes a new issue of Little Rock Soirée that explores the arts, unique flavors and how some organizations are changing the lives of Arkansas kids, plus so much more.
Here’s what you’ll find on our pages this month:
Garbo Hearne and the Art of Legacy // An institution in her own right, the Hearne Art Consortium owner and Governor’s Arts Award honoree is living out her dream of cultivating a bold, diverse art scene in Arkansas. Read it here.
Sum and Substance // Between inspiring kids to learn finance and inspiring three generations of service in one family, it all adds up for Economics Arkansas. Read it here.
The Easterseals Fashion Effect // Jenn Cook and Emily Young have more than style on the brain for the nonprofit’s biggest fundraiser. Read it here.
Coloring Outside the Lines for Thea Foundation // As the organization continues to go above and beyond to support the arts in Arkansas schools, Clark Trim and Henrik Thostrup continue to lift them up. Read it here.
Neighborhood News: The Heights, Hillcrest, Midtown & Riverdale // Notable openings, closings, flavors and fun in some of your favorite neighborhoods. Read it here.
Soirée Kids: Summer Camp Guide 2024 // Cooking classes, outdoor expeditions, even Taylor Swift dance sessions — here’s how to make this the best summer yet. Read it here.
From the Kitchen of Chris Tanner // As CARTI Salute! returns to raise a glass for cancer care, the longtime supporter and local restaurateur brings his go-to chicken savoy recipe to the table. Read it here.
Behind the Smile: Local Oral Health Professionals // From endodontics to cosmetic dentistry, meet some of the pros setting their practices apart with top-notch care and exemplary doctor-patient relationships. Read it here.
Nonprofit News: March Edition // New missions, new foundations and more of the news worth noting in local nonprofits. Read it here.
Artist Spotlight: Hunter Foster // Meet the Little Rock native whose work transposes materials, perspectives and ideas. Read it here.
Accents: Highlights of the March Issue // An emphasis on some of the best moments of the new issue, springtime events, a trip to the archives and more. Read it here.
Shop the March Issue // Here are all the local pieces you’ll see on our pages this month (and where to find them). Read it here.
Now it’s time to sit back, get comfortable with your beverage of choice and explore the March digital edition.