Walton Arts Center

In the city's West Avenue deck or the Spring Street deck; the center has no lot of its own. The posted deck rate is free for the first 2 hours from 8 AM–6 PM, then after 6 PM $1 an hour Sunday–Wednesday and $1.50 Thursday–Saturday, paid by ParkMobile or kiosk.

The lobby box office is open Monday–Friday 10 AM–2 PM, and phones (479-443-5600) are answered Monday–Friday 10 AM–5 PM. Both open 60 minutes before most shows.

At waltonartscenter.org, by phone at 479-443-5600, or at the box office on Dickson St, where there are no added fees. It's the only authorized seller, and resale tickets may not be honored.

There's no size limit posted, but staff may ask you to check large bags and large umbrellas at Coat Check, where they're inspected. Everyone is screened at the door.

Every patron needs a ticket, infants included. No one under 13 is admitted without a parent or guardian, and disruptive parties may be asked to leave without a refund.

Latecomers are seated at the house manager's discretion, based on the touring company's rules. Shows aim to start at the time on your ticket.

Still to come in the P&G Broadway Series: Buena Vista Social Club (Dec 15–20, 2026), The Notebook (Feb 24–28), The Sound of Music (Apr 13–18), Operation Mincemeat (May 25–30) and Just In Time (July 6–11, 2027). Dirty Dancing, Jersey Boys, Hadestown, Kinky Boots and Beetlejuice are also on the schedule.

None is posted. The posted rules cover tickets, phones (off or silent), no photos or recording, and no outside food or drink.

WAC has no lot of its own. The closest and largest city lots are the new West Avenue parking deck (between Dickson and Lafayette, entered from Maple St or Lafayette St) and the Spring Street parking deck. Pay with the ParkMobile app or at the kiosks. Private lots nearby are also open to the public; check the signs to see how to pay. You can buy premier reserved parking in the Spring Street deck for select shows. It is typically not offered for Starr Theater shows or special events. It is available 2 hours before the show and valid until 1 hour after. For guests with mobility needs, WAC suggests drop-off and pick-up at the Dickson Street loading zone in front of the building.

No one under 13 is admitted without a parent or guardian. Every patron must have a ticket. Parents should use discretion, as some shows contain mature content.

Staff may ask for all large bags and large umbrellas to be placed in Coat Check for the performance. Items are inspected before Coat Check accepts them. Weapons and firearms are prohibited, even with a permit, and all patrons are screened before entering.

Concessions sell snacks (candy, nuts, chips), soft drinks, wine, beer, cider and liquor with mixers. Some performances have a specialty drink. Items bought at concessions may be taken into the performance hall. No outside food or drinks are allowed in the building.

Lobby hours Mon–Fri 10am–2pm. Phone hours Mon–Fri 10am–5pm. Both open 60 minutes before most performances. Will Call is in the Walmart Lobby near the West Ave. entrance, and ID is required. Tickets are digital by default. WAC is the only authorized seller for WAC, Nadine Baum Studios and Walmart AMP events.

Walton Arts Center is at 495 W Dickson St, Fayetteville, AR 72701.

Next up: Good Co. (Wed, Oct 28, 7:00 PM); Night of the Living Drag: Camp Never Dies (Fri, Oct 30, 7:30 PM); Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock Live (Sun, Nov 1, 3:00 PM). 39 events are on the calendar in all — the full schedule is on this page and updates nightly.

39 verified upcoming events as of October 28, 2026. Every listing is checked against the venue's own calendar before it appears.

Mostly Arts & Culture and Live Music, based on what's been listed here.

Each event page links to the venue's own ticket seller, and waltonartscenter.org lists the venue's own box office details. NWA Today never sells tickets.

Directly with the venue: waltonartscenter.org or (479) 443-5600.