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Folklorist Rachel Reynolds and the Music Education Initiative have partnered together to bring a special weekend of music, learning and community to Fayetteville.
Her Set Her Sound presents An Afro-Fusion Affair tonight in partnership with The Empowerment Initiative to taste the culture and enjoy the legacy of Africa. From 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, enjoy wine and handmade goods from various regions across Africa while beading with Emily Wasonga or learn dance sequences inspired by Afromusic from local dancer Kamree Clark. Light bites will be available from Zanzibar, and Eleven will be open for those looking for more grub.
Blues Beat: Warm weather's a perfect time for festivals Domenic Forcella FacebookTwitterEmail The Sawtelles will play at the Best Video Film & Cultural Center deck April 25.Dom Forcella / Contributed photo The blues calendar is beginning to fill, and more and more artists are coming out of hiding with outdoor concerts. While we slowly approach old times, things will remain different, but this year’s festival season, if it goes off as planned promises a great summertime season. As people are anxious for more blues, this week’s column will list the information that has come across our desk....