National Park Radio plays for a crowd of 1,300 at Steel Creek, Buffalo National River. Photo: Terra Fondriest

Buffalo National River Hosts National Park Radio Concert

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(from media release)

National Park Radio plays for a crowd of 1,300 at Steel Creek, Buffalo National River. Photo: Terra Fondriest
National Park Radio plays for a crowd of 1,300 at Steel Creek, Buffalo National River. Photo: Terra Fondriest

Approximately 1,300 people attended the 3rd annual National Park Radio concert at Steel Creek Campground on Saturday. National Park Radio, an Americana/folk/bluegrass band from Harrison, delighted concert-goers with more than 2 hours of live music among the unmatched natural beauty of Buffalo National River. Park personnel and event volunteers began directing traffic at 1:00 PM for the Saturday evening concert.

Concert goers enjoyed ice cream and other treats from on-site food vendors. Photo: Terra Fondriest
Concert-goers enjoyed ice cream and other treats from on-site food vendors. Photo: Terra Fondriest

This annual event is sponsored by the Buffalo National River Partners, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the promotion, appreciation, preservation, and protection of America’s first national river. Many thanks to the Buffalo National River Partners (BNRP), Camp Orr/Westark Area Council of Boy Scouts of America, BUFFSAR (Buffalo National River Search & Rescue), Newton County Sheriff’s Office, and Sam Dog Solar for extensive volunteerism and in-kind support for this year’s event.

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Hula hoopers finding their flow to the sounds of National Park Radio. Photo: Terra Fondriest
Hula hoopers finding their flow to the sounds of National Park Radio. Photo: Terra Fondriest

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About the National Park Service: More than 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America’s 417 national parks and work with communities across the nation to help preserve local history and create close-to-home recreational opportunities.

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