Fall Season Pass for all Music on the Mountain concerts, only $75!  Four-concert pass, only $50!

Purchase Your Pass HERE

Please make sure to bring your own lawn chairs for the outdoor concerts. The current schedule is listed below. We intend to add two more concerts to this list:

• October 1 – Shannon Wurst
• October 8 – Larry Mitchell
• October 9 – Tim Eriksen
• October 15 – Rochelle Bradshaw and Crazy Neighbor
• October 22 – Darren Novotony Jazz Connection
• October 23 – Effron White
• November 6 – Kevin Blagg (in Clapp Auditorium)
• November 21 – Chamber Music on the Mountain

ORDER HERE (All orders must be in by Sunday, October 17 at noon.)

Executive Chef Kaitlyn Rush is preparing a fantastic to-go meal for busy people and families for Tuesday, October 19. If you want to make your life even easier, we are also offering DELIVERY!

This will be a REHEAT and EAT meal served family-style, so make sure to allow for time to heat up the main dish before you plan to enjoy it.

The menu below will be available for pick-up or delivery on Tuesday, October 19. Orders must be placed by Sunday, October 10 at noon. The main dish will require reheating before it can be enjoyed!

• Chicken White Bean Chili
• Homemade Cornbread
• Garden Salad
• Pecan Pie

ORDER HERE

Mount Sequoyah is hosting another Friday night buffet, created and prepared by our very own Executive Chef Kaitlyn Rush and Sous Chef Grace Cleghorn!

Guests will be served from a buffet in the dining hall and limited indoor seating will be available. Masks will be required until guests are seated. There are also a number of outdoor seating areas at Mount Sequoyah available, as well as to-go boxes if you’d prefer to simply take your meal home.

Please call our office at 479-443-4531 if you have any questions; we would be happy to help you place your order.

MENU

• Shrimp and Grits
• Fried Okra
• Garden Salad Bar
• Roasted Carrots
• Chef’s Choice Cookies

The Darren Novotny Jazz Connection is an exciting new quartet of musicians from Kansas City and Northwest Arkansas.  Join us for a beautiful fall evening on October 22nd to hear this Quartet for the first time in NWA!  This concert will be on cottage circle, so bring your picnic, blanket, and lawn chairs!

Tickets HERE

Brought together by the common desire to create jazz steeped in the tradition with an eye to the future, the group
covers contemporary and classic mainstream jazz repertoire. The ensemble is a co-op of top-shelf musicians with a
common vision driven by the desire to create new and challenging music. This debut concert offers the rare opportunity
to hear the greatest in the making!

Veteran drummer and percussionist, Darren Novotny is the engine propelling the 4-tet forward. His ear for young talent
and history in the NW Arkansas music scene is legendary, with performances that include stage time with the likes of JoEl Sonnier, CoCo Montoya, Herb Ellis, Sheila Jordan, and Lee Konitz to name just a few. Pianist Brant Jester has been a key inspiration for this group after several appearances in Fayetteville and Eureka Springs. Jester currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri, and graduated from Missouri State University with his bachelor’s degree in music performance. He is a powerful keyboard virtuoso with a sound that draws from piano greats like Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck, and modernists like Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock. Bassist Zach Ruhmann is another K.C. resident whose virtuosity is the perfect complement to Jester’s keyboard magic. He is young and gifted with an intuitive connection to ensemble playing and an impressive performance experience already under his belt. Austin Farnam is a Fayetteville-based saxophonist, recording artist, and educator. He is a member of the Fayetteville Jazz Collective and has performed with multiple Grammy award-winning artists including Conrad Herwig, Jeff Coffin, Bobby Shew, Dick Oatts, and more. Known for his virtuosity and intensity, Austin Farnam has a bold and propulsive sound that embodies his desire to create and the passion to be heard. Farnam is also a music faculty member at The
New School in Fayetteville Arkansas

We have ANOTHER volunteer day scheduled for Saturday, October 23 from 1 – 3 pm. Come help out on the grounds, or even bring a group!

We have a wide range of projects that we need YOUR help with – gardening, weeding, painting, and much more. Email emily.gentry@mountsequoyah.org for availability.

***We are currently looking for individuals to help greet guests and answer phones in the afternoons on weekdays. Please reach out to Emily if you or someone you know is interested. Thank you!***

ORDER HERE

Mount Sequoyah is hosting another Friday night buffet, created and prepared by our very own Executive Chef Kaitlyn Rush and Sous Chef Grace Cleghorn!

Guests will be served from a buffet in the dining hall and limited indoor seating will be available. Masks will be required until guests are seated. There are also a number of outdoor seating areas at Mount Sequoyah available, as well as to-go boxes if you’d prefer to simply take your meal home.

Please call our office at 479-443-4531 if you have any questions; we would be happy to help you place your order.

MENU

• Chicken ‘n’ Dumplings
• Fried Green Beans
• Garden Salad Bar
• Cherry Crumble
• Coffee, Tea and Water Service

Fall Season Pass for all Music on the Mountain concerts, only $75!  Four-concert pass, only $50!

Purchase Your Pass HERE

Please make sure to bring your own lawn chairs for the outdoor concerts. The current schedule is listed below. We intend to add two more concerts to this list:

• October 1 – Shannon Wurst
• October 8 – Larry Mitchell
• October 9 – Tim Eriksen
• October 15 – Rochelle Bradshaw and Crazy Neighbor
• October 22 – Darren Novotony Jazz Connection
• October 23 – Effron White
• November 6 – Kevin Blagg (in Clapp Auditorium)
• November 21 – Chamber Music on the Mountain

ORDER HERE

Mount Sequoyah is hosting another Friday night buffet, created and prepared by our very own Executive Chef Kaitlyn Rush and Sous Chef Grace Cleghorn!

Guests will be served from a buffet in the dining hall and limited indoor seating will be available. Masks will be required until guests are seated. There are also a number of outdoor seating areas at Mount Sequoyah available, as well as to-go boxes if you’d prefer to simply take your meal home.

Please call our office at 479-443-4531 if you have any questions; we would be happy to help you place your order.

MENU: “Carnitas Fiesta”

• Citrus-Roasted Carnitas
• Hard/Soft Shells
• Toppings Bar
• Cheese Beans and Spanish Rice
• Spanish Salad
• Mexican Corn
• Sopapillas
• Coffee, Tea and Water Service

Please join us for a concert at Mount Sequoyah for an evening of music and sound exploration with AIR STRUCTURES. The audio ensemble features Drawing Room Recording artist Kevin Blagg and Emmy-nominated composer Amos Cochran. Opening act featuring Sam King with UNTIGHT.

Tickets HERE

The group first performed the show at the Contemporal Immersion series in Fort Smith and then again in the North Forest at Crystal Bridges for the closing of the 2019 Color Field exhibition.

Seating for the event will begin at 7:00 pm, but music will not start until 7:30 pm. This event will be indoors, so you do not need to bring your own blankets or chairs. We anticipate that masks will be required for this event, but we will update you as the event approaches.

Mary Lattimore will be performing on December 12th from 7 to 9 pm in Clapp Auditorium.

Tickets HERE

Mary Lattimore is a Los Angeles-based harpist. She experiments with effects through her Lyon and Healy Concert Grand pedal harp, concocting half-structured improvisations which can include both ambient glitter and unsettling noise. Her first solo record, the Withdrawing Room, was released on Desire Path Recordings in 2014. The solo recordings that followed, At the Dam and Collected Pieces, were released by Ghostly International.

Mary has also recorded synth + harp duo projects with Elysse Thebner Miller (And the Birds Flew Overhead) and Jeff Zeigler (Slant of Light) and has co-written reimagined scores for the 1968 experimental silent film Le Revelateur, directed by Philippe Garrel (who approved of the project), and the Czech New Wave classic Valerie and Her Week of Wonders, and performed these scores live throughout the US with Jeff Zeigler and the Valerie Project, respectively. She has contributed and written harp parts for such artists as Kurt Vile, Thurston Moore, Sharon Van Etten, Meg Baird, Steve Gunn, the Clientele, Hop Along, Jarvis Cocker, Karen Elson, Ed Askew and Quilt.

Ana Roxanne is a New York based musician working at the interzone of electric meditation, dream pop, and ambient songcraft. Her self-titled EP was later reissued by Leaving Records before signing with Kranky for her official full-length debut, 2020’s Because Of A Flower. Her inspirations span the secular (R&B divas of 1980’s and 90’s) and the spiritual (Catholic choral traditions in which she was raised), synthesized into a uniquely intuitive sonic language, equal parts atmospheric and ancient, healing and hermetic.

Everything is Terrible! is the video and performance collective that is responsible for some of the internet’s most hilarious and bizarre videos. EIT! has posted daily re-edits for 11 years that have been culled from the mountains of dead media on the verge of abandonment by humanity. Some of their most widely shared videos include the creepy yoga farmer Yogi Ogi Dogi, the pedophile-hunting Yellow Dino, Cat Massage, Pubic Hair Dying, and of course, the demi-child-god Duane.

Beyond creating what the CBC called ‘The best site ever’, Everything Is Terrible! has also collected over 24,000 Jerry Maguire VHS tapes that will one day live in a permanent pyramid in the desert. Their Jerry Maguire Video Store immersive art installation in Los Angeles was praised by The New York Times, Vice, ABC News, The Paris Review, and more. EIT!’s legion of cult-like followers drive for hours with offerings of hundreds of Jerrys to their one-of-a-kind live experiences which showcase their videos, costumes, puppets, performances, and insane worldview. They have made 7 feature length movies and their most recent, The Great Satan (2018) was called “a masterpiece’’ by both Film Threat and The Chicago Reader.