It’s time to get on the bus Currentland – in this case a festival-bound Volkswagon Microbus – to the greatest festivals and shows taking place in the heartland. Exclusive coverage and previews of Wakarusa, Rocklahoma, Artosphere, Tulsa Mayfest, Eureka Springs Blues Weekend can all be found in our May 2012 issue, along with all the outdoor-dining hotspots in eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. [Download PDF ~ 26 meg]

April means Spring is in the air, Currentland, and so have oodles of great concerts from the Black Keys at the BOK Center in Tulsa to Leftover Salmon making their long awaited return to George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. April also means Earth Day, and we have lots of ground-tying news and views on celebrations and sustainability efforts, even a suggested list of herbal remedies that can cure those seasonal allergy sniffles. [Download PDF ~ 27 meg]

It's March in Currentland, so that means shamrocks, green beer, leprechauns, St. Pat's Day parties and parades … as well as Pub crawlin’, music lovin’, and Spring.   There’s plenty of entertainment this month and we try to wrangle it all for ya in this month’s issue.  [Download the PDF   ~23.5 meg]

February brings oodles of fun to Currentland, with Cupid and Mardi Gras there’s plenty of good food and festive entertainment at all your fav venues – it’s that time of year to get your garden going, and there’s plenty to celebrate what with February being Black History Month.  Let’s all celebrate! [Download PDF ~20.5 meg]

 Happy New Year! Our January 2012 features country crossover sweethearts Lady Antebellum, who’ll make several stops in Currentland throughout the first half of the year. Take a look inside the best bathrooms in Currentland where businesses have taken the extra mile to aim to please (you aim too, please). Plus, see how communities are honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Eric Church rocks the Fort, award-winning Arkansas singer/songwriter Effron White sits down for an exclusive chat, and the latest on the greatest places to feed your faces. [Download PDF ~20.5 meg]

 Fa la la la la, la la la ladies and gentlemen; the premiere alt-monthly in the Mid-South not only wants to wish you and yours the happiest holidays ever, but we’ve also got the scoop on what to do to get in the seasonal spirit. From multiple Trans-Siberian Orchestra performances and Santa sightings to surviving the season and sustainable shopping, The Current’s got it all wrapped up into one beautiful package fit for placement in your home during the holidays.  [Download PDF ~27.5 meg]