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Local music from Ozarks at Large
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    Dan Macguire
    Dan Macguire is a Tulsa native and now lives in Illinois. He’s a singer-songwriter who annually visits northwest Arkansas to play at venues like the Peddler’s Pub in Bentonville and the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs. This autumn, Macguire returned for a mini-tour of the region and another visit to our studio.
  • Barbara Padilla has toured internationally and now lives in northwest Arkansas. She recently moved here from Connecticut. She visited the Carver Center for Public Radio this week to discuss performing her music and upcoming shows.
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    Folk School of Fayetteville
    Daniel Moody is a northwest Arkansas-based photographer and musician. He is hosting a songwriting workshop at the Fayetteville Folk School called “Song for the Soul.” In this workshop, Daniel helps attendees channel feelings of grief into creating a song. Ozark at Large’s Sophia Nourani spoke with Daniel about the workshop and the significance of feeling emotion through music.
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    SoNA
    SoNA, the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas, continues its 2024-2025 season a week from Saturday with "Futuristic Fantasia: SoNA Goes Sci-Fi!" The concert will feature music from famous science fiction films. Ben Harris, executive director of SONA, stopped by the Anthony and Susan Hui News Studio to discuss the performance.
  • The Arkansas Country Blues and String Band Festival is today through Sunday in Springdale.
  • Musician Eric Spahn recently came into the Firmin-Garner Performance Studio to discuss the Writer’s Guild at Meteor Guitar Gallery in Springdale. This is an excerpt of that interview, along with Spahn's performance of his song "Nightcrawler".

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