The Butler Center Galleries, 401 President Clinton Ave., opens “Women to Watch 2013” tonight as part of the 2nd Friday Art Night festivities from 5-8 p.m. The exhibition, in the atrium, features textile artists Louise Halsey, Barbara Cade, Jennifer Libby Fay, Jane Hartfield and Deborah Kuster. Guitarist Paul Morphis will provide music for the opening. Also on exhibit at the Butler Center are “Reflections in Pastel” and “Native Arkansas.” 

Tonight’s 2nd Friday venues include Arkansas Capital Corp. at 200 River Market Ave. (“Arkansas Tales: Visual Stories from Artists Jason Smith, Diane Harper and Dominique Simmons”); Gallery 221, Pyramid Place (“Holiday Art Show”)’; Hearne Fine Art (“Evo- lu- tion,” which also has a matinee reception 1:30 p.m.); Historic Arkansas Museum, 200 E. Third (“9th Ever Nog-off” eggnog competition); Old State House Museum, 300 W. Markham (Chamber Singers at 7 p.m.  tonight and Saturday too, also 3 p.m. Sunday); Paper Scissors Little Rock, 300 River Market Ave. (handmade gifts) and Stratton’s (Barry Thomas and Christie Young). 

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