Action Equals Impact: NWACC festival explores interdependence

Interdependence is the theme for the Spring Arts and Cultural Festival hosted by Northwest Arkansas Community College in Bentonville. "We do not exist in a vacuum. Every action we take, no matter how small, leaves an imprint on us, our community, and our world," reads the event description. From March 7 to March 11, people from the college and the community are invited to consider the way our lives and actions affect and change our world and the world at large.

Related Keywords

Bentonville Public Library ,Arkansas ,United States ,Bentonville ,Oklahoma ,Nevada ,Springdale ,Little Rock ,Fort Chaffee ,Hiroshima ,Japan ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,America ,Vietnamese ,American ,Manchusa Loungsangroong ,Katy Henriksen ,Janak Lipman ,Ebony Blevins ,Megan Looney Hollingsworth ,Terry Riley ,Carmen Carcoma ,Lauren Redniss ,Museum Of American Art ,Bentonville Brewing Co ,Design Lab ,Tulane University ,Arkansas Community College In Bentonville ,Spring Arts ,Culture Festival ,Crystal Bridges Museum ,Refugee Camps ,Policy Past ,Local Brewers ,Interdependence Through ,Cody Hammer ,Integrated Design Lab ,Northwest Arkansas ,Heavenly Peace ,Cultural Festival ,Northwest Arkansas Community College ,Yoga Story ,Contemporary Gallery ,Trillium Salon Series ,