Katy Henriksen explains why she's launched a series of concerts taking place almost anywhere. MUSIC: "Djougo Toro" Volta Jazz

The University of Arkansas Muslim Student Association is holding their Meet a Muslim Barbecue this Saturday, April 1, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Greek Theater. President Faizullah Asif says it will be a great opportunity for anyone in the community to come hang out, talk and get to know one another.

Michael Tilley from Talk Business and Politics examines another week full of news. MUSIC: "Turn on Me" The Shins

The Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report offers insight to a growing food truck industry and offers hints why retailers are eyeing Easter.

The Grove Comedy Club officially opened March 17. During the week the venue continues to function as a restaurant. On Friday and Saturday night it converts into a comedy club that hosts comedians from around the country.

Members of Arkansas' Marshallese community celebrated yesterday as Governor Asa Hutchinson signed legislation into law that expands the state's federally funded Medicaid plan to include lawfully residing Marshall Islander children.

Enclothe, a fashion show featuring University of Arkansas students' work will have suprises and more. MUSIC: "Puttin on the Ritz" Benny Goodman Trio

The Arkansas International collects literature from close by and from around the world. Tonight a benefit for the journal takes place at Stage 18.

Be Extraordinary , a non-profit organization based in Fort Smith helps Arkansans with disabling spinal cord injuries to achieve life goals by providing Invotek assistive technologies for tethering to computers and smart devices.

The Children's Safety Center of Washington County hosted an open house and 20th anniversary celebration March 29. When it was founded two decades ago, it was the first child advocacy center in Arkansas. Today there are more than a dozen centers across the state. MUSIC: "You Don't Have to be Afraid" Kaki King