Find ticket links and more information at /events/category/ozark-folk-festival/. Performing are Korey McKelvy Duo, Opal Agafia and DeAnna Smith, Dylan Hawf, Mountain Alice, Jesse Dean, Still on the Hill, Trout Fishing in America and Bayard Blain.

A free arts and crafts fair with local vendors and music will be from 11 a.m. 9, followed by the Barefoot Ball with J Jumpsuit Jamey and the Can’t Wait to Play Boys and The Nighttimers at 8 p.m. Matt the Electrician, Trout Fishing in America, John Fullbright and the Melissa Carper, Kelly Willis and Brennen Leigh Trio headline the annual Original Ozark Folk Fair, returning to Eureka Springs next weekend.įestivities begin with the Hedgehoppers at 6:30 p.m. 10.įind out more about Music Moves and the Good News & the Blues concerts at. Tickets are $100 each and are available on or /events/month/2023-11/. The annual fundraising concert also includes dinner. Donations to Music Moves go toward purchasing instruments, hiring instructors and other costs for the organization, whose mission is to make Black art and culture accessible through performance and education. “Music has the power to inspire, educate, and transform lives, and we are dedicated to providing quality instruction, performance space and resources to those who may not have access otherwise,” says Evangeline Beaumont with Music Moves.

The annual concert is Music Moves’ biggest fundraiser for the year, aiming to raise $50,000 for the education initiative. MONICA HOOPER Kemp performs with support from Music Moves interns for two nights of Good News & The Blues in Rogers.

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