Community Spotlight

Kate Stoltzfus reads her poem, "Loss, but Make It Sweet," and talks about how poetry connects people in an unique way.

Carolyn Guinzio reads her poem "Watching Starlink from an Intex Pool," from her new poetry collection Cameo Blue.

Haylee Shul, a poet born and raised in Arkansas, reads an original poem, "Raising the Dead."

Clayton Scott, a poet and educator reads his poem "The Green Flash."

Springdale based poet Noelia Cerna reads "I Carry You," and discusses the power of hope and empathy in poetry.

Jamie Forrester reads their poem, "Poem for Migratory Birds" and shares some of their thoughts on poetry.

A conversation about the annual One Day, One U of A giving event, which includes KUAF's Keep the Spotlight Shining fundraising initiative.

The Fayetteville Public Library will present KUAF podcast host and University of Arkansas music professor Lia Uribe for a discussion and listening session to start its Hispanic Heritage month programming.

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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