Travis McCready played Temple Live in Fort Smith Monday night before a “capacity” crowd of 229, Max Bryan of the Times Record reports. Was it worth the fuss about the attempt to break the live ...

The Temple Live in Fort Smith A Fort Smith venue is hosting what might be the state’s first real COVID-19-era concert, three days earlier than Governor Hutchinson’s May 18 lift on the closures ...

FORT SMITH -- Developers Lance Beaty of Rogers and Mike Brown of Tulsa are restoring the atmosphere of the roaring '20s to the former Masonic Temple -- a stone fortress that opened to the area's ...

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1. Sister Hazel brings decades of hits to Fort Smith's Temple Live on April 18 (swtimes.com) — Sister Hazel, the renowned five-member band, is set to perform at Fort Smith's Temple Live on April 18.

On April 18, they bring that legacy to Fort Smith’s Temple Live. Since 1994, Sister Hazel has released 10 studio albums, several compilations and live albums, and a holiday album.

SHE JOINS US LIVE. KENDALL, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR FRIDAY'S CONCERT? AS OF NOW, TEMPLE LIVE'S MIKE BROWN TELLS ME THEY HAVE NOT CANCELLED THE CONCERT FOR FRIDAY. THEY ARE WAITING TO GET THAT ...

Fort the first time since being built in the late 1920s, the Masonic Temple in downtown Fort Smith is under ownership other than the Freemasons. This month, a local redevelopment group purchased the ...