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FEATURE 8 WHAT'S UP! JANUARY 7-13, 2018 Best Bets: January Art, music, theater warm the winter doldrums JAN. 7 BOOK TALK — With Eureka Springs artist and author Zeek Taylor, 2 p.m., Artist Retreat Center in Bella Vista. Hosted by the Village Lake Writers & Poets. POSTPONED. 268-6463. JAN. 11 ARTISTS' RECEPTION — For Fenix Fayetteville artists Cindy Arsaga, Alli Woods Frederick, Jan Gosnell, Samuel Gray, Teresa Hall, Denise Lanuti, Leilani Law, Doug Randall, Eugene Sargent & Steven Schneider, 5-8 p.m., Chancellor Hotel in Fayetteville. Free. Exhibit open through April 2. Email schmidtphotography@gmail.com. JAN. 13 COLLECTORS DAY — With displays by some two dozen local collectors, including collections of buttons, plushies, toy horses, safety razors, dolls, Andrea bird figurines, die-cast cars, tobacco collectibles, hats, Breyer horses, paperweights, toy trucks, clear glass collectibles, Victorian knife rests, magnets, Raggedy Ann and Andy toys, Hummel figurines, Donald Duck collect- ibles, circus wagon models, feather bird artwork, Pueblo art, Hardanger embroidery and Asian collectibles, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Shiloh Museum of Ozark History in Springdale. Free. 750-8165. JAN. 17 WEDNESDAY OVER WATER — "The Scoop" with museum curators discussing little-known insights and anecdotes about the American artists in the collection and the regional cuisine of their time, 6 p.m., Crystal Bridges Museum. $50. 657-2335. BELA FLECK & BROOKLYN RIDER — Widely considered the premier banjo player alive today, Fleck is an artist who has completely redefined the limits of the instrument, and veteran string quartet Brooklyn Rider is hailed as "the future of chamber music," 7 p.m., Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville. Part of the 10x10 Series. $10. 443-5600. BUMPER JACKSONS — Painting America's story in music from the streets of New Orleans to the hollers of the Appalachian mountains, 7:30 p.m., Blue Lion at UAFS Downtown in Fort Smith. $25. 788-7300. JAN. 18 GALLERY CONVERSATION — "What's New" with Assistant Curator Alejo Benedetti showcasing the newly painted, site-specific mural by artist-in-res- idence Nina Chanel Abney, 1 p.m., Crystal Bridges Museum. Free. 657-2335. ARTISTS' RECEPTION — For potter David Stephens of Rogers; painters Karolyn Farrell of Fayetteville, Robin Bray of Eureka Springs; and Bentonville artist Mark Vanslyke, 4-7 p.m., First National Bank of Northwest Arkansas in Bentonville. Free. Art on show for three months. cacbentonco.com. BUMPER JACKSONS — Painting America's story in music from the streets of New Orleans to the hollers of the Appalachian mountains, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 17, Blue Lion at UAFS Downtown in Fort Smith. $25. 788-7300. BELA FLECK & BROOKLYN RIDER — Widely consid- ered the premier banjo player alive today, Fleck is an artist who has completely rede- fined the limits of the instrument, and veteran string quartet Brooklyn Rider is hailed as "the future of chamber music," 7 p.m. Jan. 17, Walton Arts Center in Fayette- ville. Part of the 10x10 Series. $10. 443-5600.