Hot Club of Cowtown

Friday, September 13  |  8:00pm
Tickets: $25
Ron Robinson Theater
100 River Market Ave, Little Rock

Stewart Fullerton’s Homecoming Queen: A night of intimate storytelling and standup

Fri & Sat, Sept. 13th & 14th | 9:30pm
Tickets: $20
The REP Annex, Black Box Theatre
518 Main Street, Little Rock

Gina Chavez

Saturday, September 14th | 8:00pm
Tickets: $30
The Rail Yard
1212 East 6th Street, Little Rock

Bill Bowers: All Over the Map

Thursday and Friday, September 19th and 20th | 7:00pm
Tickets: $30
The REP Annex, Black Box Theatre
518 Main Street, Little Rock, AR 72201

Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire

Tuesday – Saturday, September 17th – 22nd | 7:30pm
Tickets: $30

Community Conversation with Dr. Virginia O. Craighill
Wednesday, September 18th

Argenta Community Theater
405 Main Street, North Little Rock

American Guitarist & Composer Bill Frisell

Thursday, September 19th | 7:30pm
Tickets: $35
The Joint Theater and Coffeehouse
301 Main St, North Little Rock

Tenors Unlimited

Friday, September 20 | 8:00pm
Tickets: $40
Ron Robinson Theater
100 River Market Ave., Little Rock

BODYTRAFFIC

Saturday, September 21st | 8:00pm
Tickets: $40
Pulaski Technical College: The Center for Humanities and Arts (CHARTS)
3300 W. Scenic Dr., North Little Rock

Bette Davis Ain’t for Sissies

Thursday, September 26th | 7:00pm
Tickets: $30
Argenta Community Theater
405 Main Street, North Little Rock

Tatiana R. Mann and Friends

Thursday, September 26th | 7:00pm
Tickets: $30
New Deal Salon
2003 S Louisiana St., Little Rock

Jessica B. Harris, Author & Food Historian

Thursday, September 26th | 7:00pm
Tickets: $35
The Joint Theater and Coffeehouse
301 Main St., North Little Rock

Dallas String Quartet Where Bach Meets Bon Jovi

Friday, September 27th | 8:00pm
Tickets: $40
Pulaski Technical College: The Center for Humanities and Arts (CHARTS)
3300 W. Scenic Dr., North Little Rock

Arkansas Symphony Orchestra / JoAnn Falletta & Time for Three

Saturday, September 28th | 7:30pm
Tickets: Contact for Tickets
Robinson Center
426 W Markham St, Little Rock

ACANSA Arts Festival of the South exists as a visual and performing arts festival dedicated to building a more dynamic and engaging community through the arts and enriching the cultural vitality of the region. By fostering creative collaborations among artists, patrons, businesses, and community institutions, we facilitate the creation and presentation of more compelling art that encourages public dialogue, economic innovation, exposes people to a wider array of artistic experiences, and makes our community a stronger and more vibrant place to live.

Though ACANSA’s programming spans the entire year, the central Arkansas community and visitors celebrate ACANSA’s signature multi-week, multi-venue Arts Festival of the South in September.

ACANSA was founded by Charlotte Gadberry with the help of hundreds of dedicated volunteers throughout the central Arkansas community. The first ACANSA Festival was held in 2014. The Festival’s name, ACANSA, is borrowed from the Quapaw word for “southern place.”