Arts and Culture

Sarah Mesko will perform Feb. 14 at Heroncrest in Elm Springs as part of a special Chamber Music of the Ozarks concert.

Emmy-nominated composer Amos Cochran readies “Immersive Sonic Dreamscapes”, a Feb. 7 onstage piano show at Skokos Performing Arts Center in Alma, while juggling film and TV scores and his Piano Sketches series.

Jack Travis reports on Crystal Bridges’ new “Visions of America” gallery, with themed sections, Indigenous art, craft, nature and Arkansas stories.

On today's show, we hear about Rosenwald Schools, more than five-thousand schools for African-American children built in the South during 20th century segregation. Also on today's show, Little Rock native Brandon Campbell discusses his new book.

Today's Sound Perimeter spends time with two bassoon pieces that have stayed close to host Lia Uribe over the years. Music holding memory, shifting shape and meeting us differently each time we return to it. Past and present, coexisting.

A new Fayetteville exhibition at the Alexander Gallery sheds light on the life and work of artist and educator Harold Keller, who spend time in Arkansas.

Emmy winner Richard Thomas brings the iconic one-man show Mark Twain Tonight to Fayetteville for one night, carrying forward Hal Holbrook’s legacy and exploring Twain’s lasting American voice.

In today's show, the art piece "Tornado Town" is looking for a new space after spending time touring the region, and 40 Arkansas students enrolling at UAMS will have all tuition and fees paid for the length of their program this fall.

'Violent Ends' is a thriller set in Arkansas. Director, John-Michael Powell, discusses how growing up in this state influenced the filmmaking.

Becca Martin Brown and Kyle Kellams talk with Grace Andrews about "Once" the musical opening at Arts on Main and the King Opera House.