March sets sail at the Rialto!
Join us for The Conundrum of the Crackerjack Cruise by Nancy Bond — a fun, interactive dinner‑theater mystery where guests work together to solve the theft of a giant diamond aboard a luxury liner. Expect quirky characters, simmering rivalries, lively music from the ship’s chorus, and plenty of audience participation as you point fingers and uncover the culprit… all while enjoying dinner.
Tickets: $30 per person (includes dinner)
Show Dates:
March 6, 7-SOLD OUT THANK YOU!
Friday, March 13, 7:00 PM, please use the link above to purchase tickets!
Saturday, March 14, 2026, SOLD OUT THANK YOU!
Don’t be left at the pier — reserve your seat at the captain’s table in advance.
Join us for The Conundrum of the Crackerjack Cruise by Nancy Bond — a fun, interactive dinner‑theater mystery where guests work together to solve the theft of a giant diamond aboard a luxury liner. Expect quirky characters, simmering rivalries, lively music from the ship’s chorus, and plenty of audience participation as you point fingers and uncover the culprit… all while enjoying dinner.
Tickets: $30 per person (includes dinner)
Show Dates:
March 6, 7-SOLD OUT THANK YOU!
Friday, March 13, 7:00 PM, please use the link above to purchase tickets!
Saturday, March 14, 2026, SOLD OUT THANK YOU!
Don’t be left at the pier — reserve your seat at the captain’s table in advance.
AUDITIONS!!!
March 24&28
Architecture • Rust • Treasures
Caprise Cooper and Evelyn Laurence(A mother and daughter exhibition.)Rialto Community Art Center Gallery, 215 E. Broadway St., Morrilton
May 4, 2026 – May 31, 2026
Meet the Artists at the Opening Reception, May 21, 2026, at 4:00 – 8:00 pm
during the Farmer’s Market
Architecture, Rust, Treasures (ART) is an exhibition that explores the wonders of nature and the hidden treasures found within the landscapes that connect us. This collection reflects a shared passion for discovering lost, weathered, reclaimed subjects and reimagining them anew.
ART is a mother-and-daughter exhibition that celebrates the beauty hidden in our world, from forest finds to overlooked architectural details. Through a variety of compositions and subjects, the artists express a deep appreciation for history, transformation, and the stories objects and places hold over time.
The exhibition features imagery of old structures that have existed for generations, some of which once belonged to our own family. A series of works inspired by rusted vehicles began with a 1951 Mercury converted truck bed discovered on our homestead. The collection moves across pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic, reflecting the richness and versatility of our artistic voices.
Representing the next generation is seven-year-old Bearrett Laurence, the third-generation descendant of the Cooper family. He will be exhibiting in this show with his third painting, marking the continuation of a family tradition rooted in creativity.
ART is a celebration of imagination, craftsmanship, and the special bond between mother, daughter, and grandson, illustrating how a love of art is passed down through generations. We hope this exhibition—and the stories behind it—leave you inspired, moved, and deeply touched.
Caprise Cooper and Evelyn Laurence(A mother and daughter exhibition.)Rialto Community Art Center Gallery, 215 E. Broadway St., Morrilton
May 4, 2026 – May 31, 2026
Meet the Artists at the Opening Reception, May 21, 2026, at 4:00 – 8:00 pm
during the Farmer’s Market
Architecture, Rust, Treasures (ART) is an exhibition that explores the wonders of nature and the hidden treasures found within the landscapes that connect us. This collection reflects a shared passion for discovering lost, weathered, reclaimed subjects and reimagining them anew.
ART is a mother-and-daughter exhibition that celebrates the beauty hidden in our world, from forest finds to overlooked architectural details. Through a variety of compositions and subjects, the artists express a deep appreciation for history, transformation, and the stories objects and places hold over time.
The exhibition features imagery of old structures that have existed for generations, some of which once belonged to our own family. A series of works inspired by rusted vehicles began with a 1951 Mercury converted truck bed discovered on our homestead. The collection moves across pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic, reflecting the richness and versatility of our artistic voices.
Representing the next generation is seven-year-old Bearrett Laurence, the third-generation descendant of the Cooper family. He will be exhibiting in this show with his third painting, marking the continuation of a family tradition rooted in creativity.
ART is a celebration of imagination, craftsmanship, and the special bond between mother, daughter, and grandson, illustrating how a love of art is passed down through generations. We hope this exhibition—and the stories behind it—leave you inspired, moved, and deeply touched.
The Arts Council of Conway County
Mission: To engage and inspire
people of all ages through the arts.
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We always welcome visitors and volunteers to the Rialto. Want to join us? Please contact us!
Rialto Community Arts Center
215 East Broadway Street P.O. Box 176 Morrilton, AR 72110 |
MAIN: (501) 288-9259
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