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Despite the recent snow, ice and wintry weather, University of Arkansas music professor Lia Uribe gets us ready this week for the beginning of spring weather. With music and performances by Antonio Vivaldi, Victoria Polova, Gidon Kremer and the Kremerata Baltica, and DakhaBrakha.

The next seven days hold opportunities to see live jazz, emo, blues, ambient and many other musical performances.

The Rogers Short Film Festival begins tomorrow and offers a wide variety of films and filmmakers.

A Marshallese Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day will take place Saturday evening in the Great Hall at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville.

The Market Center of the Ozarks will be built in Springdale and allow farmers a place to aggregate and distribute their produce.

On today's show, a new food hub will be built in Springdale. Plus, filmmakers and film fans connect this weekend in Rogers, a new edition of Sound Perimeter, and much more.

Film critic Courtney Lanning says Infinite Storm is a quiet and reflective film that shares the story of a woman who heads into nature to heal her wounds.

Michael Tilley from our partner at Talk Business and Politics discusses the finances of the Fort Smith Convention Center, the filing date for local elections in Fort Smith, and the entries into the Fort Smith International Film Festival.

On today's show, we hear from Eliza Hamilton in the touring production of the show at Walton Arts Center. Plus, Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster guides us into the weekend with new original music, and much more.

In early March, Fayetteville-based songwriter and musician Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster released his latest solo effort, titled “No Tongue Can Tell.” Recently, Pete joined Ozarks at Large's Timothy Dennis inside his home studio in south Fayetteville to talk about the new release and to perform a few selections from the album.