Community Spotlight

Canopy of Northwest Arkansas is hosting an art show this Friday at the Faulkner Performing Arts Center on the University of Arkansas campus.

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KUAF Operations Manager Pete Hartman provides a weekend's worth of happenings around northwest Arkansas featured in his regular segment, The Community Spotlight.

We hear from ONSC executive director Rose Brown about their upcoming Spring fundraiser and annual summer camps.

We hear from Samantha Keith with Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Arkansas about their ongoing projects and participation in NWA Gives.

Pete is joined by Dr. Michelle Rathgaber of the Arkansas Archeological Survey for a preview of events during Arkansas’ Archeology Month in March, including Celebrate Archeology Day on March 1.

Rachel talks with Dea Self, creator of the Full Moon at the Mill Series, and David Hamernick with the NWA Film Club about their upcoming Snow Moon event, which includes a screening of the 1960s film The Snow Woman and a short by a local filmmaker.

Pete speaks with Nancy Paddock about the Original Ozark Folk Festival taking place Sep. 5, 6, and 7 in Eureka Springs.

Caleb and Luke sit down with Development Director at the NWA Center for Sexual Assault, Taylor Mckinney, to talk about the upcoming exhibition and award ceremony.

Rachel speaks with Shiloh Museum of Ozark History Director Angie Albright, about the 46th Annual Ozark Quilt Fair taking place Sept. 7.