Share your memories and experiences with us!
Twenty-nine years ago, Walton Arts Center opened its doors - thanks in large part to the commitment of a dedicated group of community supporters. We’re celebrating the anniversary this year by kicking off My Walton Arts Center, a year-long campaign to collect memories from patrons, volunteers, staff, artists and partners.
It’s quick and easy to share your Walton Arts Center memory and leave a recording right from your computer or phone when you:
- Call the My Walton Arts Center voicemail at 479.571.2702 and follow the prompts.
- Click below and start recording.
Tell us about your favorite Walton Arts Center memory or experience! If you don’t know what to share, think about a favorite memory at Walton Arts Center, the first show you saw at the venue, what you value most about Walton Arts Center or why you call Walton Arts Center your theater. Remember, these are just ideas—share anything with us!
By leaving this recording you give Walton Arts Center permission to use your voice or memory.
Walton Arts Center staff will collect memories throughout the year, with the goal of incorporating and highlighting select memories as part of the 30th anniversary celebration in 2022.
Construction starting on Walton Arts Center would change the face of Fayetteville’s Dickson Street.
Helen Walton and Billie Jo Starr officially opening Walton Arts Center on April 20, 1992.
From the start, Walton Arts Center has been focused on serving the community through the arts.
Walton Arts Center’s 2016 renovation and expansion added more than 30,000 square feet, improving the operational capacity and visitor experience for patrons and artists.
Walton Arts Center’s 2016 renovation and expansion added more than 30,000 square feet, improving the operational capacity and visitor experience for patrons and artists.
