Diverse Sounds for Faulkner Performing Arts Center's Third Season

KUAF | By Trey Dyer

Published July 28, 2017 at 4:10 PM CDT

The multifarious sounds of folk and world music dominate the Faulkner Performing Arts Center's (FPAC) third season on the University of Arkansas campus with acts ranging from a Jordanian singer to a one-man performance art piece on the music and work of Woody Guthrie.

Find out more in Katy Henriksen's interview with FPAC Executive Director Nicole Cotton and become a Facebook fan of Of Note with Katy Henriksen for your chance to win two season tickets.

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