The Eureka Springs Indie Film Fest advocates for films made by, for and about art and artists from all artistic genres. The Eureka Springs Indie Art Film Fest is held in May & in the fall.
The Eureka Springs Human Rights Art & Film Fest is held in the historic Auditorium, and at Brews Pub & Java in Eureka Springs. The Eureka Springs Human Rights Film & Art Fest gives voice to creative advocates. The festival is held several times a year.
WALTON ARTS CENTER
The Fayetteville Film Fest, now in its ninth year, is an advocate for films and filmmakers as they enter the marketplace. Because we are establishing that groundwork, we are an artistic festival with market potential. We offer a full schedule of panels and other events to compliment the screenings of our films.
The Fayetteville Film Fest is held in November in Downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Check out the Walton Arts Center schedule!
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The Bentonville Film Fest seeks to positively and proactively influence filmmaking to ensure the American entertainment industry represents the national audience and the growing diversity of the United States population. As a research-based and action-oriented organization, the Bentonville Film Festival Foundation’s main objective is to provide a platform to significantly increase the commercial value content produced with our mission in mind.
The Bentonville Film Festival is held in May in Bentonville, Arkansas.
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Fayetteville Roots Festival is a five-day, intimate, urban music and food festival taking place late August in Northwest Arkansas. The festival features over 10 music stages and multiple culinary stages and events. The festival features nationally known musicians/bands paired with undiscovered regional and local talent. The Roots Festival is a showcase of many of the elements that make the Fayetteville community and Northwest Arkansas region a beloved cultural hot spot.