Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is offering members of the media an exclusive first look at its newly reinstalled Visions of America Galleries, a major reimagining of one of the museum’s core gallery experiences. The guided media tour, scheduled for Thursday, January 22 at 10 a.m., will introduce the public to a dynamic new presentation of American art that spans five centuries. Located in the former Early American galleries, the Visions of America Galleries are designed to spark curiosity and provide a high-level introduction to the many stories, perspectives, and artistic expressions that have shaped the nation. This reinstallation is part of Crystal Bridges’ broader refresh of existing gallery spaces ahead of its 114,000-square-foot expansion, which is set to open to the public June 6 and 7, 2026. The new galleries reflect the museum’s ongoing commitment to expanding how American art is presented and understood—placing greater emphasis on diverse voices, immersive storytelling, and contemporary relevance. A New Way to Experience American Art at Crystal Bridges The Visions of America Galleries are organized into five thematic sections: We Dreaming Nature Making Our Mark We the People Visitors will encounter new acquisitions and commissioned works  by artists including Teri Greeves, Nicholas Galanin, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Norm Sartorius, and Betty Woodman , alongside works from Crystal Bridges’ permanent collection. The galleries also incorporate unexpected elements such as crystals and natural minerals , large-scale graphic installations, digital features, immersive soundscapes, and video interviews with artists. Curator-Led Media Tour The guided media tour will be led by members of Crystal Bridges’ curatorial and interpretation teams, providing behind-the-scenes insight into the thinking and collaboration behind the reinstallation. Tour leaders include: Austen Barron Bailly , Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs Jordan Poorman Cocker , Curator of Indigenous Art and NAGPRA Officer Jen Padgett , Windgate Curator of Craft Stace Treat , Director of Interpretation Laura Pratt , Manager of Curatorial Affairs During the tour, media attendees will learn how the galleries were developed, why certain works were selected, and how interpretive tools—such as sound, video, and digital content—enhance the visitor experience. Event Details at a Glance What:  Guided media tour of the Visions of America Galleries When:  Thursday, January 22 | 10 a.m. Where:  Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, 600 Museum Way, Bentonville, AR Who:  Crystal Bridges’ curatorial team Why:  Curator-led preview of the newly reinstalled galleries ahead of the museum’s expansion How:  Media should RSVP by end of day January 21, 2026 , to media@crystalbridges.org

Clear your schedule, charge your phone, and start practicing your autograph pose, ArtCon 2026 is landing in Neosho, and it’s bringing a galaxy  of creative talent with it. Presented by the Neosho Arts Council, ArtCon 2026 takes place Saturday, February 7th, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Neosho Junior High, which will be transformed for one full day into a buzzing hub of comics, pop culture, art, and imagination. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of comics and sci-fi, an aspiring artist, or just someone who loves cool things and cooler people, this is one event you won’t want to miss. General Admission is $5 per person. Kids under 5 get in for free. Click here for tickets Neosho Jr. High 14646 Kodiak Rd Neosho, MO 64850 Comics | Fantasy | Sci-Fi | Anime Pop Culture | E-Sports | Gaming | Cosplay | and More! ArtCon 2026 Special Guests ArtCon 2026 has assembled an incredible lineup of creators, writers, artists, and performers — many with deep ties to comics, animation, television, and film. Chase Masterson Actress, singer, and producer best known as Leeta on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine  and Star Trek: Lower Decks . She’s also appeared on General Hospital , Sliders , and ER , voiced animated characters, released multiple music albums, and won Best Feature Film Producer at the LA Femme Film Festival. Chase is also the co-founder of the Pop Culture Hero Coalition, which fights bullying and hate in fandom spaces, making her not just iconic, but inspiring. Clay Adams Voice actor, writer, director, and comic creator with credits including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward  and Yu-Gi-Oh! GX . Clay is the co-writer of PRODIGAL SON (with Cobra Kai’s  Martin Kove), creator of RED XMAS, ELECTRIC YOUTH, and contributor to NIGHTMARE THEATER. His work has been featured in the LA Times , and he’s been named one of the Top Indie Comic Creators to Watch. Ande Parks A comic book legend with nearly 30 years in the industry. He’s worked on Daredevil, Superman, Wonder Woman, Nightwing, Ant-Man, and had a celebrated run on Green Arrow. Ande developed Ciudad, which became Netflix’s mega-hit Extraction starring Chris Hemsworth — now Netflix’s most-watched feature film ever. (Yes. Ever.) Megan Levens Cartoonist known for work on Star Trek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel City, and Madame Frankenstein. She’s currently creating interior art for Star Trek: Red Shirts from IDW Publishing. Also important to know: Megan is owned by two rescue dogs who absolutely run the household. Kevin Mellon Director of Hit-Monkey Season 2 (Marvel/Hulu), Art Director on Season 1, and long-time storyboard director and artist on the Emmy-winning Archer. Kevin has worked across animation, TV, and comics, including Suicide Sisters, Gearhead, LoveSTRUCK, and more for Marvel, IDW, and beyond. Jeremy Haun Creator and artist behind The Realm, The Beauty, Red Mother, and The Approach. He recently completed Haunthology via Kickstarter and has worked on Batwoman, Constantine, and more. Bonus local pride: Jeremy lives in Joplin, Missouri. Cullen Bunn One of the most prolific writers in comics today, known for The Sixth Gun, Harrow County, Bone Parish, The Empty Man, and The Damned, plus major Marvel and DC titles like Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, Uncanny X-Men, Venom, and Magneto. You can find him online at www.cullenbunn.com  and @cullenbunn on social media. JimmyZ Johnston Comic writer who made his professional debut co-writing Micronauts with Cullen Bunn. His work includes The Tick, Warlock 5, and more. Things to Know Before You Go Here’s what you need to know before you pack up the crew and head to ArtCon 2026: 🎟️ Ticket Info General admission is only $5 per person — seriously! 🪩 Kids age 5 and under get in free . Tickets can be bought online at neoshoarts.net  or at the door  (cash and card accepted). If you buy online, bring your emailed receipt  to exchange for your wristband at the ticket table. Wristbands allow re-entry  if you need to step out during the day. 📸 Photo Ops & Autographs Celebrity panels are free with your ticket . Some guest autograph or photo options (for example, Chase Masterson) may have separate pricing  at the event. 👗 Cosplay Contest Entering the cosplay contest  is free with your wristband. Cash prizes are up for grabs across age groups — big bucks for spectacular costumes ! 🎒 General Tips Arrive early — there’s a full day of panels, games, and activities. Bring items you want signed! (Just be mindful of any cosplay prop inspection rules.) Free parking and ADA access are available at Neosho Jr. High. ArtCon 2026 isn’t just a convention, it’s a celebration of creativity, storytelling, and fandom right here in Neosho. With a guest list this stacked and a day this affordable, it’s a rare chance to meet world-class creators without leaving town. So grab your friends, wear your fandom loud and proud, and get ready for a day packed with art, inspiration, and unforgettable moments.

FIREBIRD  at Momentous 2025. Photo Courtesy Carter Kirkland for the Momentary One of the most talked-about installations from Momentous 2025 is soaring back to Bentonville. FIREBIRD by Touki Delphine, an immersive and interactive art installation made from more than 500 recycled car lights, is returning to the Momentary for a limited engagement from January 9 through February 15, 2026. Set inside the Momentary’s Fermentation Hall, FIREBIRD is far more than an art exhibit, it’s a fully immersive concert and light spectacle that surrounds audiences with sound, motion, and glowing color. Inspired by Igor Stravinsky’s 1919 Firebird Suite , the installation transforms salvaged headlights, taillights, and turn signals into a living orchestra, choreographed to pulse, flash, and shimmer in perfect harmony with the music. FIREBIRD is the work of Touki Delphine, an Amsterdam-based collective of musicians, performers, and visual artists known for pushing creative boundaries. For this XL, transatlantic version of the installation, the artists traveled across the United States, sourcing materials from American car graveyards to create a monumental piece that is as much about sustainability as it is spectacle. The collective, made up of Bo Koek, Rik Elstgeest, Chris Doyle, and John van Oostrum, has gained international recognition for transforming recycled materials into jaw-dropping light and sound installations. Their work invites audiences to reconsider waste, technology, and the emotional power of art made from the everyday. What to Know Before You Go to FIREBIRD One of the best parts? FIREBIRD is completely free and open to the public. No tickets are required, and the 40-minute performance runs on a continuous loop during the Momentary’s regular open hours, making it easy to experience on your own schedule. Event Details at a Glance What:  FIREBIRD  by Touki Delphine When: January 9 – February 15, 2026 Where: The Momentary, Fermentation Hall507 SE E St, Bentonville, AR Cost: Free; no tickets required Whether you’re an art lover, music fan, or just looking for a truly unforgettable experience, FIREBIRD offers something rare: a moment of awe. If you missed it the first time or want to experience it again, this limited return is your chance to see the Momentary light up in a whole new way.

The River Valley Film Society, in partnership with the Ozark Mountain Music Festival, is bringing a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience to Eureka Springs this winter. On Saturday, January 17, 2026, at 2:00 PM, audiences are invited to a special screening of the documentary Randy Crouch: Survival of the Fiddlist  at The Auditorium in Eureka Springs. Tickets are $10 and available now at Ozarkstix.com . Admission is free for Ozark Mountain Music Festival pass holders, making this an accessible must-see event for music lovers, film fans, and cultural explorers alike. Directed by filmmaker Beth Turner, Randy Crouch: Survival of the Fiddlist  dives deep into the life and legacy of the man famously described as the “original psychedelic grunge hillbilly fiddle player from outer space.” The documentary traces the unconventional journey of Oklahoma musician Randy Crouch, whose fearless blend of psychedelic rock, grunge, and old-time Appalachian fiddle created a sound, and a lifestyle that defied categorization. More than a music documentary, the film explores themes of rebellion, freedom, creativity, and community, revealing how one fiercely independent artist left a lasting mark across multiple musical worlds. Crouch’s story is a celebration of counterculture and artistic authenticity, resonating with anyone who believes in forging their own path. The film previously screened at the 2025 Fort Smith International Film Festival, where it received an enthusiastic response from both moviegoers and music fans, further cementing its appeal across creative communities. “This screening is part of our ongoing effort to integrate the art of film into festivals and various events throughout the River Valley region,” said Dr. Brandon Chase Goldsmith, Executive Director of the Fort Smith International Film Festival. “We’re grateful to the Ozark Mountain Music Festival for recognizing how movies and music can come together to expand the cultural experience for attendees.” Director Beth Turner brings a uniquely multidisciplinary perspective to the project. A creative force whose work spans filmmaking, music, invention, education, and digital media, Turner is deeply committed to authentic storytelling that highlights the human experience. This special screening underscores the shared vision of the River Valley Film Society and the Ozark Mountain Music Festival to bring film, music, and storytelling together in ways that create riche r, more immersive cultural experiences for audiences throughout our region.

Ease into the weekend with a cozy dose of nostalgia. The Momentary is showing classic Saturday Morning cartoons in the RODE House on January 10 from 9 AM to Noon. This is a Free event for the whole family, where you can enjoy a cereal bar, drinks, and nostalgic cartoons from your childhood. This is not a one-time event; the Momentary has more Saturday Morning Cartoons scheduled on its event calendar. Future Dates for Saturday Morning Cartoons: January 24 / 9 AM - Noon February 7 / 9 AM - Noon Each day will contain a different theme. January 10th's theme is Time-Bending Cartoon Classics. Descriptions of the cartoons that will be played are below. (1994) A fearless group of turtle friends trained in the art of combat are blasted across centuries, hopping from ancient worlds to the distant future as they battle a familiar foe and scramble to repair the timeline. (24 min) (1985) A band of feline-like heroes from another world confront a powerful relic that reveals unsettling visions of what lies ahead, forcing them to question fate, prophecy, and whether the future should ever be seen. (22 min)  (1997) A brilliant boy genius with a secret lab finds that even the smallest daily routines—missed meals, loose experiments, and rushed mornings—can spiral into chaos when time and order slip out of sync. (22 min)  (1996) Two lab-dwelling misfits—one ambitious mastermind, one lovable wild card—peer into a future where plans have aged, schemes have shifted, and taking over the world looks very different than expected. (21 min)  (1987) In a gleaming future city, a fashion-forward teen from a sky-high family sparks a dance craze that spreads in seconds, proving how trends travel through time—and how one moment can define an era. (22 min)

From high-energy dance floors and live music to early countdowns for families, Northwest Arkansas offers plenty of ways to welcome the New Year. Whether you’re planning a late night out or a daytime celebration with kids, here’s your complete guide to New Year’s Eve events across Rogers, Bentonville, Fayetteville, and Eureka Springs, plus family-friendly options throughout the region. Family-Friendly New Year’s Eve Events (Daytime & Early) Noon Year’s Eve at The Jones Center - Springdale One of Springdale’s most popular annual traditions, Noon Year’s Eve at The Jones Center is designed especially for families and younger kids. When: December 31 (late morning to early afternoon) What to Expect: An early “countdown” celebration Ice skating and swimming Games, activities, and open play Balloon drops and kid-friendly festivities Noon Year’s Eve at Crystal Bridges -Bentonville This event is packed with energy and interactive fun throughout the afternoon. Attendees can look forward to: Hands-on artmaking activities for all ages Live music by crowd favorite Papa Rap, bringing upbeat rhythms and dancing vibes Games and dancing spread throughout the museum grounds Arkansas Circus Arts performers, adding excitement and awe with engaging performances A festive group countdown and toast at noon, perfect for kids who want the full New Year’s experience, just earlier The event maintains Crystal Bridges’ welcoming, creative atmosphere, making it an ideal way for families to spend the last day of the year together. Other Family-Friendly Options Across NWA Early Countdown Events - the Amazeum offers hands-on STEAM activities. December 31 Brunches & Activities — Community centers and family venues frequently host kid-friendly crafts, games, and early countdowns so everyone can celebrate together. Live Music & Countdown Celebrations ✨ Rogers Pub on the Bricks Downtown Rogers comes alive on New Year’s Eve, and Pub on the Bricks delivers with live music, festive drinks, and a classic countdown-to-midnight party. Expect a lively crowd and a fun downtown atmosphere. Dirty Flannel Shirt Band at JJ’s Grill Starting around 8 PM , JJ’s Grill hosts the Dirty Flannel Shirt Band for a New Year’s Eve filled with live music, casual fun, and plenty of celebration. NYE Celebration at 2223 S Bellview Rd This Rogers party spot offers a straightforward New Year’s Eve celebration focused on music, drinks, and ringing in the new year with friends. Wear It Again! NYE Party For those who want to dance into the New Year, Wear It Again! hosts a late-night countdown party with music and a lively crowd. ✨ Bentonville NYE: Around the World at Ledger Downtown Bentonville Inc. hosts its signature New Year’s Eve celebration at Ledger , featuring a global theme with music, food, and festive energy inspired by celebrations from around the world. One of Bentonville’s biggest NYE events. NYE Party at ButterScotch ButterScotch brings the party with a live DJ, champagne toast, and special dessert and cocktail menu  created just for New Year’s Eve. This 21+ celebration is perfect for those looking to dance and toast into 2026. New Year’s Eve at the AC Hotel Start the evening with a relaxed vibe at the AC Hotel by Marriott Bentonville , featuring cocktails and live jazz guitar — a great pre-party stop before heading downtown. ✨ Fayetteville NYE at The Leroy Lounge The Leroy Lounge offers a stylish nightlife vibe for New Year’s Eve, making it a popular choice for late-night celebrations. New Year’s Eve Keg Blowout Starting around 9 PM , this Fayetteville favorite delivers a laid-back but festive atmosphere centered around beer and good company. Six Twelve New Year’s Eve Party Ring in the New Year with cocktails, a DJ, and a champagne toast at Six Twelve, polished, fun, and celebratory. George’s Majestic Lounge NYE A Fayetteville institution, George’s hosts live music with both early and late performances, offering flexibility for early birds and night owls alike. JJ’s Live Silver Ball This concert-style New Year’s Eve celebration features live music, big energy, and a midnight toast. “New Year’s Eve 1925” at TheatreSquared Step back in time with this ticketed, immersive themed experience blending performance, atmosphere, and New Year’s Eve celebration. “NYE Party for Old People” at Crisis Brewing Co. A relaxed, early celebration designed for those who want to toast the New Year without staying out late, always a crowd favorite. Community & Festival-Style Celebrations New Year’s Eve: Bash with a Splash Eureka Springs One of the region’s most beloved New Year’s Eve traditions, Bash with a Splash features a carnival-style parade downtown, drumming and street entertainment, and live music by JukeBoxx Party Band at 9 PM. The night wraps up with a signature water drop at midnight in Basin Spring Park, a lively public celebration full of local flair.

The countdown is officially on! Whether you’re looking for fireworks, live music, dancing, or a family-friendly way to welcome the New Year, Fort Smith and the River Valley have plenty of ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve in style. Here’s your guide to some of the top local events happening December 31 as we say goodbye to the old year and welcome a brand-new one. 🎉 Downtown Fort Smith New Year’s Eve Ball Drop & Fireworks 📍 Downtown Fort Smith One of the biggest and most anticipated celebrations in the River Valley, the Downtown Fort Smith New Year’s Eve Ball Drop is a community favorite. Expect live music, food trucks, festive crowds, and a countdown to midnight capped off with a fireworks display. This event is perfect for families, friend groups, and anyone who wants to celebrate outdoors with the whole community. 👉 Tip:  Arrive early to grab a good viewing spot and enjoy the pre-midnight entertainment. 🎶 Rock to the Ball Drop at the VFW 📍 William O. Darby VFW Post, Fort Smith If live music and dancing are more your speed, Rock to the Ball Drop  offers a fun, high-energy way to welcome the New Year. With music pumping and the countdown on, this event is ideal for those who want a classic NYE party atmosphere with a local twist. 💃 New Year’s Eve at Electric Cowboy 📍 Electric Cowboy Fort Smith Looking for a big party vibe? Electric Cowboy is known for throwing one of Fort Smith’s most popular New Year’s Eve celebrations. Expect dancing, drinks, and a packed dance floor as midnight approaches. This is a go-to spot for night owls who want to keep the celebration going well into the New Year. 🕺 New Year’s Eve Dance Party at Wyndham Fort Smith 📍 Wyndham Fort Smith Dress up and dance the night away at the New Year’s Eve Dance Party at the Wyndham. This event offers a lively atmosphere with music, celebration, and a festive crowd, perfect for couples or groups looking for a more polished party setting. 🍾 Bubbles & Bow Ties 📍 Fort Smith For those who prefer a more refined celebration, Bubbles & Bow Ties delivers a classy New Year’s Eve experience. Think stylish attire, celebratory drinks, and a great way to toast to new beginnings without the nightclub chaos. 🎲 A Different Kind of Countdown: Dungeons & Dragons NYE 📍 IO’S VEIL Arena, Fort Smith Not into loud parties? Ring in the New Year with a Dungeons & Dragons New Year’s Eve event. This unique celebration is perfect for gamers and anyone wanting a laid-back, creative way to celebrate with friends. 🕛 New Year’s Eve Ball Drop 📍 Main Street Historic District, Van Buren. A community tradition, this ball drop celebration on Main Street  kicks off in the early evening and continues through midnight, perfect for families and friends to ring in 2026 together downtown. 🎇 Celebrate Local, Celebrate Together No matter how you choose to celebrate, New Year’s Eve in Fort Smith and the River Valley offers something for everyone, from fireworks and live music to dancing, games, and elegant soirées. Make plans, support local venues, and start the New Year surrounded by community.

Photo provided by Crystal Bridges, Museum of America Art Families across Northwest Arkansas are invited to kick off the New Year a little earlier and a lot more kid-friendly, at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art’s annual Noon Year’s Eve celebration. Happening on Wednesday, December 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., this daytime New Year’s Eve party is designed for families, children, and anyone who wants to celebrate without staying up past midnight. The highlight of the day comes at 12 p.m., when guests gather for the museum’s iconic Noon Year’s toast to officially welcome 2026. What to Expect Crystal Bridges Noon Year’s Eve at Crystal Bridges is packed with energy and interactive fun throughout the afternoon. Attendees can look forward to: Hands-on artmaking activities for all ages Live music by crowd favorite Papa Rap, bringing upbeat rhythms and dancing vibes Games and dancing spread throughout the museum grounds Arkansas Circus Arts performers, adding excitement and awe with engaging performances A festive group countdown and toast at noon, perfect for kids who want the full New Year’s experience, just earlier The event maintains Crystal Bridges’ welcoming, creative atmosphere, making it an ideal way for families to spend the last day of the year together. What You’ll Need One of the best parts of Noon Year’s Eve is how easy it is to attend: No tickets required, the event is free and open to the public Comfortable clothing and shoes for dancing, games, and walking around the museum A festive spirit, hats, noise makers, and smiles are encouraged Food and beverages are available nearby, and guests are welcome to explore the museum and grounds during the event. Event Details at a Glance What:  Noon Year’s Eve – A family-friendly, daytime New Year’s celebration When:  Wednesday, December 31 | 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Noon Toast:  12 p.m. Where:  Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art600 Museum Way, Bentonville, AR 72712 Who:  Families, kids, and the young-at-heart Cost:   Free | No tickets required Sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company , Noon Year’s Eve at Crystal Bridges is the perfect way to ring in 2026 with creativity, community, and plenty of fun, all before bedtime.

Happy Holidays from all of us at The Local Vibe! 🎄✨ As we celebrate the season, we want to thank everyone for being part of this incredible community. We wish you joy, warmth, and meaningful moments with those you love, and we look forward to continuing to share the local moments that unite us in the coming year.

Emmy-nominated DWTN Now is bringing the magic of the 2025 Bentonville Christmas Parade to televisions across Northwest Arkansas as a special gift to the community. The DWTN Now: 2025 Bentonville Christmas Parade Highlight Show captures the sparkle, sound, and spirit of this beloved celebration, offering viewers a front-row seat to the parade route, behind-the-scenes moments, and the community pride filling Main Street and the Downtown Bentonville Square. The highlight show airs on Arkansas CW on Christmas Eve (12/24/25) from 9:30–10:30 p.m., with a second broadcast on Christmas morning (12/25/25) from 8:00–9:00 a.m. on ABC 40/29. It's a heartwarming holiday experience for the whole family. Hosted by Dana Schlagenhaft and Aaron Nolan, the broadcast is led by Executive Producer Lisa Brence and Executive Editor Kyle Yazzie, supported by an award-winning production team. The Jackson+Appleton production team delivers an immersive viewing experience using a multi-camera setup, including a 12-foot jib camera and a drone capturing sweeping views of the parade’s two-mile route. You can read more by going to the Downtown Bentonville Incorporated's Website DWTN Now is proudly produced by the nonprofit Downtown Bentonville Incorporated.

College basketball takes center stage this weekend as a Special Edition of CW Courtside Saturday  hits the floor on Sunday, featuring a must-watch matchup between #13 Vanderbilt and Wake Forest. Vanderbilt boasts momentum and confidence with a balanced, battle-tested attack, earning a top-15 ranking through sharp shooting and strong defense. Wake Forest counters with grit, speed, and discipline, effectively controlling tempo and defending at home. From the opening tip to the final horn, expect drama, intensity, and elite college basketball. Don’t miss this Special Presentation of CW Courtside Saturday  as #13 Vanderbilt battles Wake Forest 📅 Sunday ⏰ 12:00 PM 📺 The Arkansas CW How to Watch The Arkansas CW in NW Arkansas & The River Valley Antenna: 40.2 or 29.2 Cox Cable: 4 AT&T TV: 30 DirecTV: 41 DISH: 21

Photo provided by Momentary The Momentary has unveiled the 2026 lineup for COLLIDE , its monthly pop-up nightclub series dedicated to electronic dance music. Designed as a meeting point for international talent and local creativity, COLLIDE will return with one high-energy Thursday night each month, transforming the Momentary’s RØDE House into a cutting-edge nightlife experience. Each event features a unique back-to-back set pairing globally recognized producers with regional artists, celebrating the depth of electronic music both worldwide and right here in Northwest Arkansas. The 2026 season spans a wide range of EDM styles, offering something new with every installment. The announced lineup includes: January 22:  5AM b2b Flintwick, with local openers Yana b2b Yo-B February 19:  Amtrac b2b Durante March 26:  NASAYA b2b ford. April 23:  DOS (Random Rab b2b Lapa) May 21:  Megan Hamilton b2b PINEO & LOEB To kick off the 2026 season, the first COLLIDE show will feature special pricing, with tickets at $20 ($16 for members). Tickets for the remaining events are $25 ($20 for members), with day-of-show pricing available at the door. Additional artists are expected to be announced later in the year. More details and tickets are available through the Momentary’s website .