Good morning, Rogers.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has opened a new exhibit — presented with Tiffany & Co. — that runs from Oct.

9 to Mar. 29, featuring pieces from the Tiffany Archives and the Arkansas Diamond, one of the largest found in the U.S.

Leon Bridges announced that he will perform with Peter Cat Recording Co. at Walmart AMP on Thursday, Sept.

23 as part of the 2027 Synchrony Concert Series. Presales begin Tuesday, Oct. 13 at 10 am + tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 16 and the show starts at 7:30 pm.

The Wishing Spring Arts and Crafts Festival will run Oct.

15-17 at Wishing Spring Gallery featuring over 50 vendor tents. A Sip N Stroll event kicks off on Friday (Oct. 16) from 5-7 p.m., offering drinks and a chance to meet regional artists.

A digital lottery for Dirty Dancing: The Musical is open for entry to win $49 all-in tickets for eight Walton Arts Center performances from Oct.

21-25. The lottery is open until 9:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 16; winners will be notified by email at 10 a.m.

Janet Carson (retired horticulture specialist with UA Cooperative Extension) offers advice for gardeners.

She says mums need to be divided and pinched every two weeks in spring and early summer to keep a neat shape, and recommends waiting until spring to transplant cannas while pruning Japanese maples for better balance.

The Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G will be held at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers from Sept.

20-26, 2027, featuring 144 top female golfers vying for a $3 million purse (with community events such as a 5k race, onsite food festival, and women’s summit).

Staff predictions say Tennessee will outplay the Razorbacks in Week 6 as Arkansas enters the game as a 13.5-point underdog (following a loss at Texas A&M while the Volunteers clinched a win over Auburn), with the matchup set for Fayetteville.