• Organizer and crochet artist Gina Gallina said the event also reflects the Fenix mission to encourage creativity and participation from people who might not consider themselves artists.

The big picture: Located atop Mount Sequoyah, Fenix Arts serves as a hub for Northwest Arkansas' creative community, providing space for exhibitions, theater, music and experimental art.

State of (game show) play: Gallina described the event as a cross between an interactive play and a game show with a live studio audience.

• Planned games include spoofs such as Surreal of Fortune, The Price Ain't Right and Drag Queen Dating Game.

How it works: Entry to the event is $20. Anyone who wants to be a contestant must buy a raffle ticket ($1 each or 25 for $20), Gallina said. Sadly, not everyone will get to participate.

• Winning raffle buyers also get a bidder number for live and silent auctions.

What they're saying: "It's just a great way for the community to get together, get creative — and that's exactly what Fenix represents," Gallina said.

Check it out: The Surreality Show will be 7-9:30pm on Oct. 25 at 150 N. Skyline Drive in Fayetteville. Buy tickets online.

But wait: If you're into surrealistic creations, Fenix is calling for artists' submissions to be part of a showing called "Surreal Dreams, Tangled Realities," from Sept. 18 to Nov. 9.