January 10 • 5 to 8 pm • FREE
Live music by Jamie Stewart, Great Highland Pipes on the historic grounds and Arkansas Made beer by Flyway Brewing.
For January Art Night, it’s a transatlantic journey through time. Inside, in the balcony café, it will be a jazzy mid-century New York with big band and swing tunes sung by crooner Jamie Stewart. Stewart specializes in timeless standards from the Great American Songbook. His performances, inspired by legends like Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett, are known for their elegance, emotion and his smooth vocal style.
Outside, it will be a celebration of 18th century Scotland as we rejoice in Hogmanay and Burns Night at the 1840s home of Scottish immigrants the Brownlees. Hogmanay (pronounced haag • muh • nay) is the celebration of the new year and a time to enjoy Scottish traditions, and Burns Night commemorates the birth of renowned poet Robert Burns. Visit the Brownlee house, kitchen, and yard to munch on delicious shortbread, listen to the poetry of Scotland’s greatest bard, and bask in the tunes of the Great Highland Pipes, played by Daniel Armstrong.
For January Art Night, it’s a transatlantic journey through time. Inside, in the balcony café, it will be a jazzy mid-century New York with big band and swing tunes sung by crooner Jamie Stewart. Stewart specializes in timeless standards from the Great American Songbook. His performances, inspired by legends like Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett, are known for their elegance, emotion and his smooth vocal style.
Outside, it will be a celebration of 18th century Scotland as we rejoice in Hogmanay and Burns Night at the 1840s home of Scottish immigrants the Brownlees. Hogmanay (pronounced haag • muh • nay) is the celebration of the new year and a time to enjoy Scottish traditions, and Burns Night commemorates the birth of renowned poet Robert Burns. Visit the Brownlee house, kitchen, and yard to munch on delicious shortbread, listen to the poetry of Scotland’s greatest bard, and bask in the tunes of the Great Highland Pipes, played by Daniel Armstrong.