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KUAF’s Mobile Listening Lab visited the Folk School of Fayetteville for Girl Power Rock Camp. It’s a week-long camp for girls ages 8-14 to learn to play, write and perform their own songs. Today on Ozarks at Large, we hear from the members of the newly-formed band MZ MESS: Hazel, Stori, Emily, Milly, Emerson, Shiloh, and Morgan— and from their instructors: Jori, Shannon, Jules, and Milcah.
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Anvil Fest is back again this year, taking place on August 16 and 17 at Mount Sequoyah in Fayetteville. Anvil Fest was founded by local artist and music aficionado Raif Box, and is a community-based event designed to help connect local musicians around the area with resources to help them grow.
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On today's show, a summer camp for children with complex communication issues. Also, a nonprofit focused on civic engagement in Arkansas is filing suit against the Arkansas State Board of Election Commissioners over the process of signing a form. Plus, you may be familiar with a bar crawl. But what about a yarn crawl?
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Fayetteville resident Roger Barrett has become somewhat of a staple in the city’s music scene. If you don’t recognize his name, you’ll likely recognize On the Map Shows, Roger’s independent music booking and promotion project.
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The staff at KUAF got the prompt, "I know it's officially summer when I hear THIS song." Listen through the wide variety of selections.
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Today on Ozarks at Large an interfaith summit taking place in Bentonville wants to get people talking about the things that divide - and unite - them. Plus we look forward to 2024 NWA Pride events, chow down on a sandwich with a side of history and so much more.
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On Saturday evening, June 22, local organization Big Sister Studio will host Fashion Fit for Queen, a tribute concert and fashion cabaret at The Medium in Springdale. The event is meant to be a celebration of the band Queen’s legacy and impact on both music and fashion and will feature a slew of local designers and artists.
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On Thursday, June 20, four northwest Arkansas-based songwriters will perform at the Meteor Guitar Gallery in Bentonville. This performance is one of a series of concerts hosted by local musician collective "Songwriter’s in the Round."
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Chamber Music of the Ozarks is preparing for an expansion in summer 2025. Tomoko Kashiwagi, the artistic director of Chamber Music of the Ozarks, and Brittany Cooper-d’Orsay, the current executive director of the Memphis Youth Symphony Program, came to the Anthony and Susan Hui News Studio yesterday to discuss the launch of the Ozark Music Initiative.
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Today's "Sound Perimeter" explores the violin, with its rich history and expressive range. Performances by Julia Fischer, Benjamin Beilman and Jaylon Black.