Events in Fayetteville

🍗 Monday Wing Night @ Nomads 🍸

This event features 75-cent chicken wings and $6 espresso martinis. Happy hour adds deals on draft beer, house wine, champagne, and a selection of appetizers.

Book Launch and Signing! Perfectly Hidden Depression Workbook

A celebration centered on the Perfectly Hidden Depression Workbook at TheatreSquared is open to everyone. The gathering features music from Jim Goza, food by Knife and Fork Caterers, and books available for purchase from Pearl’s Books. A complimentary drink is offered in appreciation for the support behind the workbook.

Fayetteville Silent Book Club

Gather for a Silent Book Club meetup at Ozark Natural Foods in Fayetteville. Start by picking up a drink or something to eat, getting settled, and introducing yourself to other attendees. The bar serves coffee, beer, and wine, and food is available for purchase. Enjoy an hour of quiet reading. Afterward, you can stay to chat, continue reading, or head out whenever it fits your schedule. Latecomers are welcome, so arrive when it works for you and leave when you need to.

Ukulele Ensemble

Pick up your ukulele for a lively ensemble that builds skills and confidence in a relaxed, supportive setting. Over a 12 week series, participants learn new songs with instructor Honnah Heartsong and the experience culminates in a performance. The class welcomes all levels. Bring your own instrument, with soprano, concert, or tenor ukuleles recommended. Sessions are planned for Clapp Auditorium unless otherwise noted.

Good Morning Barre!

A ballet-based workout that emphasizes strong posture and controlled movement. This group class blends techniques from ballet, yoga, and Pilates to explore range of motion through a wide variety of positions. It is low impact with adjustable intensity, offering a session that is both challenging and enjoyable.

Pilates Party!

Experience a mat-based Pilates session inspired by classic reformer training. Often called Human Reformer training, it uses simple resistance bands so your body takes the place of the machine. The format is accessible and adaptable, offering creative full-body sequences with plenty of versatility. With minimal gear and a streamlined setup, it captures the benefits of reformer work while keeping things simple.

April 2026 Chapter Meeting- Hosted by the Rowing Club of NWA

The Rowing Club of Northwest Arkansas is hosting this outdoor chapter meeting at Lake Fayetteville, with food available. Coach Jenn Franklin Knowles will share an introduction to the sport of rowing, including a look at equipment and core concepts. New and prospective members will have a chance to introduce themselves by sharing their name, where they are from, and what they like to paddle. Members will also offer paddling trip reports, covering where they went, who joined them, and how it went. A financial update will be presented by Valan. New business will include nominations for chapter officers, a discussion about storage for the growing fleet, and planning for chapter outings on lakes and Class 1 and 2 rivers, as well as full moon, sunset, and sunrise trips. News and updates will highlight a free public lake day being organized by Friends of Lake Wedington with canoes sponsored by Gypsy, where members Ryan and Shatha will provide safety talks, along with information about the ACC’s 50th School of Whitewater Paddling at Round the Bend Campground. Please dress for an outdoor setting and, if possible, bring a folding chair.

Vinyasa Flow Yoga

Enjoy a refreshing midday reset with Vinyasa Flow, a practice that gets the blood moving and helps refocus the mind for the rest of the day. Rooted in the idea of placing each movement with purpose, it intentionally links breath and motion for a steady, mindful flow. Leave feeling centered and ready for what comes next.

Bingo Night at The Legion

This recurring event is held on Tuesdays each week at the American Legion in Fayetteville.

Counteract USA Spring Fundraiser Banquet

At The Apollo on Emma, a spring fundraiser banquet from Counteract USA focuses on how the ministry is equipping young people to stand for Biblical truth and share the gospel of Jesus Christ. Leaders and students, together with Founder and CEO Abigail DeJarnatt, share what God has been doing through the organization and the vision for 2026. The program includes dinner and dessert, testimonies, and ministry updates. Guests can enjoy mocktails and meet the team before the program begins. Gratitude for supporters and prayer is an important part of the evening.

ArkABA NWA Practitioner Networking Hour

Connect with fellow practitioners in Northwest Arkansas in an informal setting. Meet others working in the field, make local connections, and learn about ways to get involved with ArkABA. The gathering is open to practitioners from across the area.

Board Game Demo Nights

Explore new titles and meet fellow gamers at demo nights hosted by Avery. Each session showcases a mix of new games and longtime favorites. The featured game changes weekly, with updates shared on Facebook.

Northwestern State Demons at Arkansas Razorbacks Baseball

Northwestern State heads to Fayetteville for a midweek, non-conference showdown with the Arkansas Razorbacks at Baum-Walker Stadium at George Cole Field. Expect an energetic college baseball atmosphere, with coaches experimenting with the lineup, making bullpen calls, and building momentum that can make every inning feel unpredictable. Tickets may be available for those planning to attend in person.

Dinosaur World Live

This event is part of a family-oriented series associated with Pringles.

April Chapter Meeting

The newly relaunched Ozark Prairie Chapter of Quail Forever is holding its April meeting at Fossil Cove Brewing Co. in Fayetteville. The chapter has already hosted several outreach activities and has more on the horizon, including Clays for Conservation with a crawfish boil and a hands-on habitat workday. This gathering welcomes anyone interested in quail and prairie conservation, including hunters, birdwatchers, master naturalists, master gardeners, beekeepers, and others who want to support Quail Forever, often referred to as The Habitat Organization. The agenda includes a review of the recent member interest survey. Beverages, including non-alcoholic choices, will be available, and Wicked Wood Fired Pizza will offer pizza and other options. Registration is free and optional, and doing so helps with planning. For more information, contact Bill Thayer, chapter president, at bbthayer@yahoo.com or 503-726-8418.

Cardio Yoga

Discover a low impact class that scales to your preferred intensity and blends mindful movement with cardio training. The session functions as moving meditation, uniting the mental focus of yoga with steady physical effort. As you work, you will be encouraged to picture challenges being pushed away, building strength and clarity throughout the practice.

Live Jazz Night

Live jazz sets the mood at Isabellas Italian in Fayetteville while guests enjoy Italian dishes crafted by Chef Todd and a selection of drinks. The atmosphere suits a relaxed get-together with friends or a special night out, blending flavorful cuisine with a smooth musical backdrop for an easygoing, memorable evening.

Gov't Mule Spring 2026 at Ozark Music Hall

Newly announced, Gov’t Mule brings a high-energy night to Ozark Music Hall in Fayetteville. Early access to tickets is available through the venue’s newsletter.

Six Twelve Open Mic Night

An open mic evening at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar spotlights singers, instrumentalists, poets, comedians and other creatives from across NWA. Hosted by @JerGriffinMusic, the flow starts with sign-ups, opens the stage to performers, features a spotlight set in the middle, then returns to the open mic for more music, poetry and comedy. The featured artist will be announced. Local fare from Richard's Meat Market, Arsaga’s and Wildflour’s Kitchen is available, along with locally roasted coffee, a selection of teas, handmade cocktails and other drinks. For sign-ups or featured artist inquiries, contact @Jergriffinmusic.

Monthly Tuesday night Dance Party!

NWA Dance Jam hosts a welcoming dance gathering where you can move freely and connect with others who love to dance. No prior experience is needed, and the atmosphere is relaxed, inclusive, and come-as-you-are. The event is now held in Clapp Auditorium at Mount Sequoyah. Express yourself, celebrate movement, and find your groove alongside a friendly community.

APW April 2026 Meeting

Arkansas Playwrights Workshop meets at TheatreSquared in the Commons Community Room for its April meeting, featuring a reading of Brett Carr’s play Cyst Happens, also known as I’ve Got an Octopus in My Brain.

Tuesday Night Comedy Open Mic

Nomads hosts an open mic night for stand-up, with the team from Natural State Comedy welcoming everyone from first timers to seasoned comics. It is free to watch and free to perform, and signups happen when you arrive. At the bar, Black Diamond Espresso Rum Cocktails are available for $5. Support local talent, enjoy a drink, and settle in for a relaxed night of comedy.

Yoga Flow!

Experience a general yoga flow that adapts to the needs of the group each time. The instructor takes an inventory of participants’ goals and areas that could use extra attention, then weaves those requests into the sequence. If your hips feel tight, share that during the check in and hip opening poses can be added to the flow. The result is a responsive practice that focuses on what your body needs that day.

Mat Pilates

This mat-based Pilates class brings the essence of reformer training to the floor without heavy equipment. Known as Human Reformer, it relies on simple resistance bands so your body becomes the reformer. The format is approachable and flexible, offering creative variations that scale to different levels while delivering comprehensive, head-to-toe work with minimal gear. It makes for a refreshing midday pick-me-up.

Spring Optical Trunk Show

Celebrate the season at a spring eyewear trunk show featuring designer frames and special discounts available only during the event. Save 30 percent on your first pair, 40 percent on your second, and 50 percent on your third, plus get $50 off non-prescription sunglasses. Explore selections from brands including Kate Spade, Ray-Ban, and Maui Jim while you browse. Snacks and beverages will be available, and shoppers can look forward to prize drawings and other giveaways. The show will take place in both Rogers and Fayetteville.

Love and Compassion Sand Mandala

The Mystical Arts of Tibet bring the Love and Compassion Sand Mandala to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas, inviting the community to observe a traditional mandala taking shape grain by grain. The work begins with an opening ceremony, continues with daily opportunities to watch the intricate process unfold, and concludes with a closing ceremony that honors the impermanent nature of the art. This visit is presented with support from St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and the Tibetan Cultural Institute of Arkansas.

Gov't Mule

Gov't Mule takes the stage at Ozark Music Hall in Fayetteville for a live concert.

Northwestern State Demons at Arkansas Razorbacks Baseball

Northwestern State heads to Fayetteville for a weekday showdown with Arkansas at Baum-Walker Stadium at George Cole Field. The game features contrasting approaches and roster depth, with the Demons aiming to leave a mark while the Razorbacks are known for elevating even non-weekend contests into intense challenges. A crowd familiar with the park’s pitcher-friendly traits and a lively atmosphere should shape the action, offering an up-close look at college baseball in a highly regarded setting.

Ben Harris

Enjoy Ben Harris performing on guitar.

Wednesday Night Bingo

Bingo takes over Tontitown Winery in the indoor lounge or on the covered patio. There is no fee to participate, and prizes are available along with a chance to claim the Spirit Stick. Seating is first come, first served and reservations are not accepted. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Figure Drawing with Jennifer Smay

Explore figure drawing with a nude model in a relaxed, self-directed setting. All experience levels are welcome. The session starts with quick warm-up poses and concludes with a sustained two-hour pose. Jennifer Smay will be available throughout to offer guidance as needed. Easels are limited, so bring your own drawing board or other supports, along with your own drawing or painting materials. Admission is $15. Tickets can be reserved online, or you can pay at the door by cash, Square, or Venmo. Tips for the model are welcome but entirely optional.

Spring Migration Bird Walk Series at Lake Fayetteville (Apr 29-May 17)

Celebrate peak spring migration at Lake Fayetteville with casual, drop-in bird walks hosted by the Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society. Local birders lead relaxed outings at a prime regional hotspot to watch warblers and other seasonal travelers. Walks begin from the parking area at the Northshore Disc Golf Course, no registration is needed and beginners are welcome... just bring binoculars and curiosity. The route is an easygoing 1 to 2 mile stroll on uneven dirt paths and mowed fields, heading east from the parking area along the treeline on the north side of the lake. The group typically makes it near the ONSC Environmental Center before turning back. If arriving after the start, it is usually simple to find the group by following the shoreline trees to the east and looking for people with binoculars. The walk loops back to the parking area, and participants can peel off earlier or stay longer as they prefer. If heavy rain or lightning is in the forecast, treat the outing as cancelled and use personal judgement, as no special notices will be issued.

Free Community Class

Made possible by support from First United Methodist Church in Springdale, this community class is free to attend. Capacity is limited, so registration is required. The focus changes from session to session, with potential formats such as barre, CardioYoga, mat Pilates, strength, or stretch.

Northwest Arkansas Jazz All-Stars Youth Ensemble

Walton Arts Center hosts the Northwest Arkansas Jazz All-Stars Youth Ensemble. Tickets are available for purchase.

SHRED: Support. Healing. Resources. Empowerment. Diatonics

SHRED brings a night of rock and metal to George's Majestic Lounge, featuring ENDFALL, LEONA, and additional local acts. The event highlights free support services for survivors of sexual assault offered by the NWA Center for Sexual Assault. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Event sponsors include George's Majestic Lounge, Cottages on Hollywood, ArcBest, and Vantage Point Behavioral Health.

Melt & Reset: Double Sound Bath, Breathwork + Reiki

At NWA Healing Hub, this restorative session combines a double sound bath, gentle breathwork, and Reiki to soothe the nervous system, ease held tension, and foster grounding and clarity. It begins with a brief opportunity to share what is present, creating a supportive foundation. Anna Wooten then guides about 20 to 30 minutes of soft, somatic breathwork that uses intentional breathing and body awareness to support emotional processing and regulation. During this time, Jess Teal offers Reiki throughout the space to encourage deeper relaxation and help the body soften. As the breath settles, participants transition into a double sound bath with crystal singing bowls. Layered vibrations and tone invite a quieter mind, deeper relaxation, and a renewed sense of internal awareness, leaving attendees reset and clear.

Post Community Class Charcuterie & Painting Party

Bring a charcuterie board contribution to share and a canvas to paint. This free community gathering is centered on strengthening relationships through shared food and painting together.

Weekly Qigong Classes @Good Dog Cafe!

Weekly morning group Qigong classes take place at Good Dog Cafe, making use of the peaceful outdoor space when the weather is pleasant, with sessions moving indoors if it is too cold. In the event of rain, class is canceled and shifted to the following week. The practice centers on gentle, flowing movement and steady breath to soothe the nervous system, restore energy, and cultivate a grounded, clear state. Expect a primarily standing session with warmups, stretches, and meditative sequences, with options to adapt for a seated practice if that is more comfortable. Although the venue is dog friendly, participants are asked to leave pets at home to help maintain a calm, focused atmosphere during class. Afterward, consider staying for a drink once the cafe opens. First-time participants can attend at no cost, and both drop ins and class passes are available. Everyone is welcome.

Wish Wednesday

Celebrate World Wish Day with a community giveback at Buff City Soap - Fayetteville supporting Make-A-Wish Mid-South. Throughout the day, 15% of all sales will be donated to the organization. Purchasing the special Wishy Washy soap bar adds an extra $3 per bar to the cause, and shoppers can choose to round up at checkout for additional support. With Mother’s Day on the horizon, in-store gift wishlists are available to fill out and share with loved ones. Every purchase helps fund wishes and brings hope, strength, and joy to children facing critical illnesses.

Walk a Mile in THEIR Shoes - Bringing Awareness to Sexual Assault

A community gathering that honors people affected by sexual violence, with special attention to Veterans. Explore exhibits focused on Whole Health self care, enjoy light refreshments, and participate in teal and white T-shirt painting led by Crystal Bridges' Mobile Art Lab. Attendees are encouraged to wear teal and denim as a visible show of support and awareness. The emphasis is on recognition, healing, and empowerment across the community.

Ribbon Cutting - Southern Caregivers of Northwest Arkansas

This ribbon cutting for Southern Caregivers of Northwest Arkansas offers a chance to learn about what they provide for the area while enjoying refreshments.

NWA Hiring Event: HVAC Service Technicians

Paschal Air, Plumbing & Electric is hosting a hiring event for HVAC Service Technicians in Northwest Arkansas. With a history of serving the region since 1968 and continued growth, the company offers a streamlined process with opportunities to speak directly with the team and the possibility of immediate offers. Compensation is more than 20 percent above the national average, with total earning potential exceeding $100,000 and a $3,000 summer bonus available to new hires who start now, along with performance-based bonuses. The benefits package includes medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) with company match, PTO, and paid holidays. Qualified candidates have HVAC service experience, hold an EPA certification, possess a valid driver’s license with a clean record, and bring a professional, dependable, growth-minded approach.

The Women in Wellness Experience

An evening dedicated to women in wellness, spotlighting local women-owned businesses across beauty, fitness, and self-care. Expect discounts available only at the event, giveaways, and opportunities to connect with others in the heart of NWA.

Soirée Française, French Conversation Evening

A weekly French conversation evening unfolds at Crêpes Paulette in Fayetteville, welcoming everyone from beginners to fluent speakers. Frédéric hosts and keeps the dialogue flowing, creating an easygoing space to practice and connect. Small sweet crêpes are half-price during the event, and the full menu is available. No purchase is required.

Lean In: Women Under 50

This peer support group is for women who were diagnosed with cancer before turning 50. Whether facing a new diagnosis, undergoing treatment, living with metastatic cancer, or in survivorship, it offers a welcoming place to connect and share. For questions, email Shawnna.Allbritton@HopeCancerResources.org.

Olivia Wu

An intimate acoustic set from Olivia Wu fills the cozy setting of Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, with original songs and soulful interpretations of music by Chris Stapleton, Janis Joplin, and the Cranberries. Coffee and cocktails complement the relaxed atmosphere for a warm night of live music.

The Jason Plumlee Sideshow

Jason Plumlee's sideshow takes the stage for a live performance at JJ's Grill Springdale. Arrive on time to catch the full show.

Open Mic Night

A weekly open mic presented by BeetOven Swing offers a warm platform for local talent. Musicians at any level can perform, connect with peers, and develop their craft in a supportive setting. The vibe is welcoming, imaginative, and cooperative. It serves both performers and listeners, creating an easygoing space to share music and discover new voices.

Skate Night! ⛸️

At Roller City, Skate Night offers an evening of roller skating with music for friends and families. Students can work off extra energy, catch up with classmates, and enjoy time together during winter break. Attendees can lace up their skates and take to the rink for a relaxed hangout.

Digimon Thursday Locals

Compete in a weekly Thursday Digimon local tournament with a $5 entry fee. Store credit goes to the top half of players, and every participant receives promos.

Cheers to Barre!

Enjoy a ballet‑inspired fitness class that emphasizes strong posture and controlled movement through sequences rooted in ballet and yoga. The workout weaves together techniques from ballet, yoga, and Pilates to deliver a low‑impact session with intensity that can be tailored to your comfort, offering both enjoyment and a satisfying challenge. Hosted within the Downtown Springdale Entertainment District, attendees may bring an adult beverage to sip during class.

Jack A. Cleghorn Recital

At Central United Methodist Church, a recital of bold, expressive organ music spans the spectrum from the grandeur of Johann Sebastian Bach and the lush Romantic voice of César Franck to the vivid colors of Louis Vierne. The program also features treasured English pieces such as Norman Cocker’s Tuba Tune and Noel Rawsthorne’s arrangement of Londonderry Air, along with the playful, rhythmically spirited Serenade by Derek Bourgeois. Audiences will hear this program before its summer appearance at the Piccolo Spoleto Festival L’Organo series in Charleston. This is a free concert open to the public.

Power Flow Yoga!

An energizing take on vinyasa-style flow, this power class is crafted to raise the heart rate and clear the mind. Movements link closely with the breath so each pose and transition is chosen with intention. Expect a brisker pace and a more challenging experience that encourages deep focus.

Book Nook Storytime

Settle into the seating area for Book Nook Storytime, a friendly reading session hosted by a member of the Ozark Natural Foods staff. Enjoy a calm, welcoming space to hear stories together.

Mat Pilates!

Discover a mat-based Pilates class that brings reformer-style training to the floor. Often called Human Reformer, it uses simple resistance bands so your body acts as the machine. The format is accessible and adaptable, offering creative, full-body work with minimal gear and the feel of reformer benefits without bulky equipment.

Arkansas Pottery Festival

A three day weekend features pottery demonstrations and lectures by nationally recognized artists on Friday and Saturday, along with an exhibition and a pottery sale showcasing work from more than 50 potters.

Tunes on the Trails

Part of Artosphere, Arkansas’ Arts + Nature Festival, this event highlights a region-wide celebration that pairs creativity with the outdoors. The festival features performances and experiences throughout Northwest Arkansas, including live music in surprising settings, outdoor yoga, and activities for families. It focuses on the connections between art, music, and the natural world.

Mariachi, Beer and Tequila Fest

Set at Herencia Event Center, the Mariachi, Beer and Tequila Fest features lively mariachi music, Mexican folk dance, and a broad tasting experience. Sample a range of 100% de agave tequilas, mezcals, and beers, enjoy performances by Mariachi Los Potrillos and Ballet Folklorico Herencia de México, and keep the celebration going with a DJ providing music for dancing. Mexican food will be available for purchase, fresh cocktails will be available, and local vendors will be on site. General admission is $70 and includes two drink tickets redeemable for fresh cocktails. This is a 21 and over tasting event, and a valid photo ID is required. Tickets are nonrefundable. Attendees are expected to follow all applicable alcohol laws, drink responsibly, and arrange safe transportation rather than drinking and driving.

Big Paws House Party!

A lively house party is turning this annual fundraiser into a celebration of a new space and a mission to help dogs in need. Expect barbecue prepared by Tylers Craft BBQ and Fire + Lightning Catering, craft beer, Tito’s cocktails, music, games, a hands-on tie dye station, and a silent auction. Tickets are requested to help estimate attendance. Admission is free, and a donation is encouraged to support efforts to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome dogs in the NWA community. This gathering is for humans only and is child friendly. Due to limited space, personal pets are not permitted, and adoptable puppies will be available for cuddles. Carpooling or using a rideshare service is recommended, and neighboring partners have offered parking options. Come thirsty, because all sales of Pink House and Tito’s craft cocktails, as well as Fossil Cove beer, will directly benefit Big Paws. A plain white Big Paws T-shirt can be preordered for on-site tie dye, with dye, supplies, and guidance included in the shirt price. Silent auction item details will be announced. Corporate sponsorship helps make the event possible and advances the work of saving dogs most in need in NWA, and inquiries about sponsorships or donating auction items are welcome.

Trail Mix

Part of Artosphere, Arkansas’ Arts + Nature Festival, this event blends creativity with the outdoors to highlight how art, music, and the environment connect. As the festival unfolds across Northwest Arkansas, expect music appearing in surprising settings, outdoor yoga opportunities, and activities for families, all reflecting a nature-centered celebration of the arts.

Kitchen Table Dinner

An evening of nature-based hospitality brings a hometown, locally grown, family-style dinner created in collaboration by South School and Apple Seeds. The team from South School Farm, a new Fayetteville project of the Little Rock-based Barnaby Group, leads the experience, with chefs Wes Mickel, Poncho Vasquez, and Danie Vasquez preparing dishes that showcase fresh produce straight from the farms and a spotlight on fermentation. Specially selected wine pairings and house-crafted beverages accompany the meal. The host team includes the South School and Barnaby Group growers and culinary team, along with Ashtyn Marshell, GM and Hospitality for George's Little Rock, and David Hesselbein, Beverage Director for the Barnaby Group. The gathering centers on seasonal cooking, support for local farms, and the community spirit of a shared table.

Rachel Belle

Rachel Belle performs live at Jammin Java.

Sip & Sing with 96 Miles

Enjoy live music from 96 Miles in the indoor lounge at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery offers food options made in house. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Cass Harris Live at Six Twelve

Cass Harris, a local singer songwriter, takes the stage for a live performance at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar.

Take On Texas Tour featuring Stories Through Storms and Ammo For My Arsenal

The Take On Texas Tour stops in Fayetteville at Nomads Trailside for a live show featuring Stories Through Storms, a Midwest band, and Ammo For My Arsenal from Texas.

jigitz 2026 tour pt. 2 at Ozark Music Hall

Tour Pt. 2 from JIGITZ arrives at Ozark Music Hall, bringing a new stop on the tour for fans to experience.

Gravel Road Serenade at George’s Happy Hour

Kick back at Georges Majestic Lounge for a laid-back happy hour. Tickets are available for this event.

Arkansauce

Artosphere’s newest signature event fills the Upper Ramble in downtown Fayetteville with lively energy, featuring local favorite Arkansauce. The evening kicks off with two stepping to Jumpsuit Jamey & the Can’t Wait to Playboys, plus opportunities to grab food and drinks and browse local vendors. As night falls, Inspyral Circus takes the spotlight with thrilling fire performances. This free community celebration of spring centers on great music, friendly company, and upbeat vibes. Attendees may bring friends, a blanket or lawn chair, and dancing shoes.

Half-price book sale

This sale offers half-price deals on books at Downtown Fayetteville. It is a simple way to purchase reading material at a lower cost.

The Mixtapes and more

The Mixtapes and LOVE BUZZ return to Fayetteville for an evening of 90s nostalgia at George's Majestic Lounge. Tickets are available individually, with a discount when purchasing a four-pack.

Cinco de Brunch

With classes wrapping up and Cinco de Mayo landing during finals, this pre-Cinco celebration brings brunch and beats to the patio at Nomads. Expect a high-energy daytime party that marks the end of the semester with a laid-back vibe. Mimosas and margaritas pour all day, and the menu features breakfast favorites, burgers, and burritos. It is a true daytime affair with the music up and the books set aside, creating an energetic end-of-semester send-off.

Lanuti’s Glass Spring Studio Show

Fused glass and lamp work artist Denise Lanuti brings a studio show to Fayetteville, featuring her latest projects and showcasing her work in glass.

The Hope Brigade: Mens Support Group

A community of men living with cancer comes together to face challenges at any stage of the journey. This support group is offered in person and virtually.

First Friday Free Coworking

On the first Friday of each month, The Root Coworking - Fayetteville offers complimentary coworking for anyone interested in trying the space. This event provides an opportunity to experience the workspace at no cost.

LEGO 'Star Wars' Build Event

An in-store LEGO building event at Barnes & Noble celebrates a Star Wars theme. It is designed for LEGO enthusiasts ages 10 and older, and all guests are welcome.

Golden Retriever Paw-ty @Good Dog Cafe

Good Dog Cafe hosts a playful meetup dedicated to Golden Retrievers and Golden mixes. The park will be closed to the public and reserved for Goldens only, creating space for off leash romps and new canine friendships. A limited food and drink menu will be available throughout. Admission is $12 per dog, and a waiver is required before entering the park. Children under 12 are not allowed in the off leash area, though they are welcome in the leashed section.

May Trade Night at Games Explosion!

The May edition of this trading night offers free admission and plenty of bargains. The organizers will briefly close earlier in the day to prepare the space, then reopen for the event and continue through the night until closing.

Plant Bingo

Plant Bingo brings leafy fun to Moxy Fayetteville with 40 rounds of bingo and plant prizes throughout the night. Tickets are $25 and include a single bingo card good for all 40 games. There is a full bar, a small food menu, and plenty of seating, and attendees are welcome to bring their own food. Every participant goes home with a new plant, while the winners of the 40 games take home additional plants. Expect music, lots of laughs, friendly competition, and tie breakers settled the classic way... rock, paper, scissors. Make it a girls night, a date, a friends night out, or come solo and meet fellow plant enthusiasts. Tickets must be purchased through the official link only, there are no vendors, tickets cannot be purchased from other individuals, and refunds are not available.

Dime Box

Dime Box brings folk rock and Americana classics to Jammin Java, drawing from artists such as The Beatles, the Eagles, The Band, Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, and the Everly Brothers, with more in the mix.

JJ’s Springdale

Take Cover makes a return appearance at JJ's Grill Springdale.

Sip & Sing with Second Time Around

Enjoy live music on the patio at Tontitown Winery with a performance by Second Time Around. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no need for reservations or tickets. The winery serves house-made food options to pair with your beverage. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and this rule will be enforced.

NWA Naturals Fundraiser

This community baseball fundraiser supports the local Emergency Food Pantry Hope Center Inc. The evening features Natural taking on the Springfield Cardinals, followed by fireworks after the game.

Square 2 Square Bike Ride - Spring 2026

A relaxed, beginner friendly ride showcases the landscapes and community spirit of the Razorback Greenway. The spring route starts in Bentonville and finishes in Fayetteville, creating a festive experience for cyclists at an easygoing pace.

Mud Lung and more

Nomads Trailside in Fayetteville, AR presents an evening of live performances from Mud Lung, Protohive, and Crimson Cathedral. The show is open to all ages with a $5 cover.

Country Honky Tonk

Ozark Music Hall turns into a lively country dance floor as the honky tonk vibe returns. Expect a heavy dose of 90s and 2000s country, with DJ Neon Moonshine spinning favorites and welcoming requests all night. Whether you know the steps or are just getting started, Line Dance Instructor Jennifer will teach dances on stage. Look for line dancing, two-stepping, and slow dances woven throughout the evening. Early bird tickets are $15 in limited supply.

Concerts by Candlelight

At Fayetteville Public Library, this candlelit concert creates an intimate atmosphere as music fills a softly glowing space. The series features rotating programs that span classical and contemporary favorites, with tributes inspired by artists and composers such as Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Queen, Adele, Fleetwood Mac, Vivaldi, The Beatles, Rihanna, U2, Hans Zimmer, Pink Floyd, Beyoncé, Hip-Hop, ABBA, Metallica, and more. Offerings change regularly, so there is something for many tastes, whether you enjoy orchestra, violin, or piano.

Zach Pack

Enjoy a live performance by Zach Pack.

Friends' Book Sale

Browse secondhand books for summer reading, with selections that range from novels and cookbooks to history and art, plus plenty for children and other genres as well. Prices are marked on each item, and sales benefit library programs and services.

2026 Strawberry Festival

Rivercrest Orchard hosts an annual celebration of all things strawberry, featuring fresh berries ready to take home, strawberry themed sweets, family friendly farm attractions, and plenty of picturesque spots for photos. Offered on select spring dates, it creates a cheerful day on the farm with seasonal flavors, fun activities, and something for everyone.

Sip, Shop and Sparkle

Celebrate Mom or indulge in some self-care at an upbeat in-person gathering filled with laughter and a touch of sparkle. Enjoy complimentary beverages, quick makeover sessions, and tailored brow consultations. Jewelry lovers can take advantage of half-price permanent pieces and 20 percent off all EVM designs, and there is a creation station where you can write a heartfelt note to Mom. Giveaways include a chance to win a Louis Vuitton stadium bag from @lumi_luxe_ and a $250 home cleaning from EcoShine Solutions that uses only natural-based products. This blend of pampering, shopping, and special offers makes for a lively outing. Tickets are $15.

King River Falls Natural Area Wildflower Walk

Enjoy a guided walk along a branch of the Kings River on a roughly two mile out and back trail to take in seasonal blooms. Wild azaleas are expected to be flowering, with larkspurs, bluestars, and Jack in the Pulpit adding color along the way. Umbrella Magnolia, Smoke Tree, and Ninebark can also be found in this area. The route sits on ANHC property beside the river, so the ground is uneven and can be slick after rain, and the overall difficulty falls between easy and moderate. The walk is led by Samantha Heller and Evan Walden. From the south, take Hwy 16 to Boston, then continue north on Madison County Roads 3175 and 3145 for 4.5 miles and turn left on CR 3500 a short distance to the Kings River Falls parking area. From the north, take AR 127 off Hwy 23 at Aurora and follow it as it becomes Madison 3345, then about 10.5 miles from Aurora turn right onto Madison 3500 and continue about 1.5 miles to the parking area.

Get Back into Crochet

Pick up your hook again with a crochet refresher designed for those who have stitched before and want to feel comfortable again. In two focused hours, you will make a few simple granny squares while reviewing how to select yarn and match it with the right hook size. You will revisit comfortable hand placement for long term ease, how basic stitches come together, and how to change colors with confidence. This session is not intended for someone who has never tried crochet. Please bring yarn in at least two compatible colors, hooks, scissors, stitch markers, and a pen and paper for notes. If you have a pattern you want to explore, bring it to get questions answered. A take home handout will help you remember the steps later. Instructor Debra DeVilbiss has crocheted for nearly seventy years and has worked with materials ranging from yarn and twine to wire and sewing thread. She holds certification as a Crochet Teacher from the Craft Yarn Council and is the founding creative director of Bella Vista in Bloom, an annual citywide yarn bomb art project. Her thread and bead crochet jewelry can be found in her Etsy shop, Larkbunting Lace. Expect hands on guidance that goes further than video tutorials.

Fayetteville Goddess Fest 2026 - Saturday

Fayetteville Goddess Fest returns as a non-profit community celebration dedicated to creativity, connection, and the Divine Feminine, brought back to life by a new volunteer planning circle. Guided by the spirit of Beltane and its themes of fertility, growth, abundance, and the transformative energy of fire, the festival weaves ancient seasonal traditions into a contemporary gathering through art, education, music, ritual, and creative expression. At Mount Sequoyah Center, the weekend’s open-to-all day features local makers and activities around Summit Hall, along with a rotating lineup of interactive workshops in Parker Hall that highlight nature connection, creative exploration, wisdom sharing, and practical skills. Live music outdoors and community crafted projects unfold throughout the grounds. All of these activities are free to the public.

Margarita and Tacos!

The event features a live DJ along with margaritas and tacos. No RSVP is required, and attendance is first come, first served.

Regional Championship Qualifier - Double Invite

Set your sights on the Pro Tour at Final Boss Games with a Regional Championship Qualifier run at Competitive Rules Enforcement Level. The tournament features Swiss rounds followed by a Top 8 playoff, and in Limited the Top 8 draft determines the final standings. Two invitations are available for the top finishers, with the champion and runner up each earning a foil Sowing Mycospawn. Players placing third through eighth receive a non foil Sowing Mycospawn. Cash prizes are awarded to the Top 8 based on attendance, and all participants receive a non foil Ancient Stirrings while supplies last.

Cinco de Mayo Festival

At the Jones Center, this free to attend, family friendly celebration, open to everyone, serves as HWOA's largest yearly fundraiser in support of its Scholarship Program, highlighting history, culture, and community. It commemorates the Battle of Puebla, when ordinary citizens overcame a much larger French army, a story that continues to symbolize resilience and unity. The day includes live entertainment, cultural experiences, and a range of food options. Beyond the festivities, the event supports education and invests in opportunities for students and their families.

Magic the Gathering Saturdays

Experience open pod Magic the Gathering with Sean. New players are welcome, as Sean can teach the basics, explain game dynamics, and play rounds with anyone who is interested. No deck is necessary, because extra decks are available to share.

20th Annual Fayetteville Tour of Homes

Celebrating its twentieth year, the Fayetteville Tour of Homes presents a self-directed experience through notable residences in and around Wilson Park. The itinerary includes seven stops situated close to downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas, allowing attendees to move at their own pace while appreciating what makes each home different.

Prairie Street Block Party

A neighborhood gathering with a laid back front porch feel highlights creativity from Prairie Street, the Mill District, and beyond. It features art, music, yoga, local flavors, junk, and play. Further details will be announced. For inquiries, contact prairiestreetblockparty at gmail.com.

Margarita Fest

Margarita Fest returns to FayMosa with a lively brunch and daytime party celebrating Cinco de Mayo, inspired by Mexican cuisine and cocktails.

Crawl de Mayo

A lively pub crawl is coming to Downtown Fayetteville, taking place at Farrell's Lounge Bar & Grill. Tickets are available, and a 25% discount can be applied with code MAY25 for a limited time.

Pride & Prejudice

Rediscover the lively wit and an electrifying romance from Jane Austen’s celebrated novel in T2's adaptation. In the spirit of the original, it balances pure enjoyment with moments that invite reflection, placing Elizabeth Bennet at the heart of the story.

Draw Near - Heritage of Hymns 2026

This annual, free concert highlights the heritage of hymns.

Small Dog Paw-ty EVERY SUNDAY!! 3:00-4:00!

Good Dog Cafe hosts an after-hours play session reserved for small dogs. Only smaller pups are allowed inside the off-leash park during this time, and the venue may appear closed online to help prevent larger dogs from arriving. First-time visitors are asked to complete a one-time waiver. Entry costs $6 with any purchase. Guests are welcome to come early to make the most of playtime. Children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash park, though they are welcome in the leashed area. For everyone’s well-being, please ensure dogs are healthy before attending.

Theatre Unspeakable

At Walton Arts Center, seven performers stand two feet above the floor within a compact 21-square-foot playing space to retell the American fight for independence from Lexington to Yorktown in just 50 minutes. Using only their bodies, voices, and imaginary cannons, they conjure scenes and sweeping moments from that era. Playful wit mingles with a sense of daring as The American Revolution unfolds, highlighting Theatre Unspeakable’s raucous, stripped-down, and imaginative take on physical theater.

West Coast Swing Sundays

Learn the basics of West Coast Swing in a welcoming session that also introduces two choreographed routines, with an option for students to perform them at the Benton County Fair. The cost is $10. For more information, contact TK.

En Fuego Latin Dance Night

Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar heats up with a Latin Dance Night presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness. The soundtrack spans salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba, all in one evening. Each month a different dance style is highlighted, keeping things fresh and giving dancers something new to explore. The night begins with an introductory class for first timers and continues with a social dance session. Happy hour is available with a one dollar discount on drinks and small plates. Questions can be directed to EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness.

Digimon Sunday Locals

A friendly Digimon locals event with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and promotional items are provided to everyone.

Anwarc Open Horse Show - May

All breeds are welcome to participate, with classes available in trail, ranch riding, halter, showmanship, hunter, and western pleasure.

Perks and Re-creation presents: Razorbackology 12

Perks and Re-creation brings Razorbackology 12 to JB Hunt Park in Springdale, Arkansas. This flex start C-tier features a single round that spans JBeast and JBeast Jr. for a total of 27 holes. Check-in takes place at the clubhouse, and day-of registration is accepted. The entry fee is $30 for all divisions. The first 70 amateur players receive a Razorbackology disc. Professional payouts are sent electronically via PayPal, and amateur payouts are provided as Perks and Re-creation store credit.

Pop-Up Plant Sale!

A pop-up plant sale takes place at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, featuring plant selections priced from $5 to $50.

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🍗 Monday Wing Night @ Nomads 🍸

Nomads hosts a wing night with chicken wings priced at 75 cents each for the duration of the event. There are also $6 espresso martinis and a happy hour with special pricing on draft beers, house wines, champagne, and select appetizers.

Hero Fundraiser a Freddy's

Enjoy burgers and frozen custard while supporting Hellstern Middle PTO at Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers. When guests dine during the fundraiser hours, a portion of sales will be directed to Hellstern Middle School. Contributions from this event help fund activities, programs, and events that benefit students and teachers, turning a simple meal into meaningful support.

Gear Fayetteville - Beyblade Club

A friendly evening focused on Beyblade battles and casual play with fellow fans. It is open to all ages.

Meadowlark

SixTwelve presents live music with a set of familiar songs from across the years. Coffee and cocktails are available, along with pizza and snacks, creating a relaxed setting for singing along or simply enjoying a drink while you listen.

Board Game Demo Nights

Looking to learn a new board game or connect with other players? Board Game Demo Nights features host Avery leading demonstrations of new titles alongside well-loved favorites. It offers a relaxed way to try games, ask questions, and meet people who enjoy tabletop play. The featured game changes regularly, and the current selection is shared in Facebook posts.

Jazz in the Garden

Part of Artosphere, Arkansas’ festival that blends the arts and the outdoors, this event highlights how creativity and nature come together. Offerings span Northwest Arkansas and include surprises like live music in unusual settings, yoga sessions outside, and activities suited for families.

HealingStrong Support Group

This introductory gathering presents how HealingStrong supports individuals facing cancer and other illnesses through volunteer-led, peer-to-peer communities. The program blends a whole-person perspective with practical tools so participants feel encouraged, informed, and ready to take action for their health. Rooted in the belief that hope is found in God, groups are free and focus on three areas of healing: rebuilding the body, renewing the soul, and refreshing the spirit through Scripture. This session outlines the mission, how the group operates, and what future meetings will cover. For questions, text Stephanie at 479-255-5046 or Lorre at 682-234-1645.

Live Jazz Night

An evening of live jazz at Isabellas Italian in Fayetteville features smooth sounds alongside Italian dishes from Chef Todd. Settle in with your favorite drinks while musicians perform live. It suits a night out with friends or a special date. Reservations are available.

The Toadies at Ozark Music Hall

A newly announced concert brings The Toadies back to Ozark Music Hall, with special guests Vandoliers joining the bill. Tickets are on sale.

ROYAL RUMBLE : Luke & Mitchell v. The World Trivia Night

Put your general knowledge to the test against the Puritan tag team champions from Griffith Goods & Spirits. Luke and Mitchell will face all challengers, and any team that finishes with a higher score earns a prize. The questions are curated and the event is hosted by Tyler from Stop Down Film Photography Club.

🎤 Tuesday Night Comedy Open Mic @ Nomads

An open mic at Nomads hosted by Natural State Comedy welcomes newcomers and veteran comics alike. It is free to attend and free to perform, and sign up is on site by adding your name to the list. The night features no holds barred stand up from a range of voices. Behind the bar, $5 Black Diamond Espresso Rum Cocktails are available all night, blending caffeine and rum for a little liquid courage. Support local talent or take a turn on the mic.

VHSO Veterans' Cooking Classes — Arkansas Department of Veteran Affairs

Children’s Cinco De Mayo Party

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in a homeschool-friendly setting where children can explore Mexican traditions through creative art projects, craft making, upbeat music, and opportunities to try traditional foods. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, giving families space to learn together, celebrate, and connect with new friends. Activities are suitable for all ages. EFA funds are accepted, and invoices are available upon request.

Terrific Tuesday Nights

Terrific Tuesday Nights is a family-friendly, educational summer series. The Northwest Arkansas community can experience the Garden on summer evenings free of charge. Each night has a uniquely exciting theme.

Pride & Prejudice

At TheatreSquared, T2's adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice blends brisk humor with heightened romance. Centering on Elizabeth Bennet, the production entertains while encouraging fresh reflection on this enduring story.

Fly Thru Fundraiser!

Take part in a fundraiser night in partnership with Slim Chickens. These events are set for the first Wednesday of every month through the end of the year. There is a minimum goal to meet, so bringing friends can help make a difference. The fundraiser takes place at a Slim Chickens restaurant.

Wine Down Wednesday in NWA

Wine Down Wednesday in NWA brings people together at Azul Tequila Mexican Cuisine Springdale for a relaxed evening focused on conversation and connection. Expect an easygoing atmosphere to unwind and meet others in the area, whether you come with a friend or arrive solo.

Film Screening – God Said Give 'Em Drum Machines

The film God Said Give 'Em Drum Machines explores how a small group of Detroit creators helped launch techno, a sound born from Black artists in the 1980s that spread worldwide, reshaped dance music, and grew into the expansive EDM industry. A Zoom Q and A with director Kristian Hill and producer Jennifer Washington follows the screening.

Wednesday Night Bingo

Enjoy a lively evening of bingo on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. There is no fee to play, and guests can dine and drink on site. Prizes are up for grabs, including the Spirit Stick. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations are not accepted. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Spring Migration Bird Walk Series at Lake Fayetteville (Apr 29-May 17)

Organized by the Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society, these casual, drop-in morning bird walks at Lake Fayetteville highlight peak spring migration at a well known Northwest Arkansas birding hotspot as warblers and other migrants pass through. Guided by local birders, each outing moves at an easy pace for roughly one to two miles on uneven dirt paths and mowed fields. The group typically departs east from the North Shore Disc Golf Course parking lot along the treeline on the north side of the lake and often turns around near the ONSC Environmental Center. No registration is required and all experience levels are welcome. Binoculars are recommended. If you arrive after the start, it is usually simple to find the group by following the shoreline trees to the east and watching for people with binoculars. Heavy rain or lightning cancels and there will be no special cancellation notice, so use your judgment. Participants may leave early or stay longer as needed. Leaders for this series include Robert Peck, Taylor Long, Lauren Eno, Kenny Younger, and Josh Matlock.

Sevendust One Tour at Ozark Music Hall

Sevendust brings its One Tour to Ozark Music Hall with Fire From The Gods and American Adrenaline appearing as special guests. Expect heavy riffs, big hooks, and a high-energy atmosphere in Fayetteville, AR.

Daikaiju

Daikaiju returns to Fayetteville for a free, all-instrumental surf-powered spectacle at Kingfish. Known for overwhelming volume and relentless energy, this masked ensemble channels the crash of waves and monster-movie chaos into a high-octane blend of surf, punk, noise, metal, psychedelic, and progressive rock. Since emerging in 1999, the group has honed an immersive and confrontational show that draws the crowd into a roaring vortex of riffs, shifting dynamics, and cinematic melodies. Expect towering themes of giant creatures, superhuman exploits, and otherworldly invasions to surge through the set like the score to a monster movie that exists only in imagination.

Weekly Qigong Classes @Good Dog Cafe!

Weekly group qigong classes take place at Good Dog Cafe, with sessions held outdoors when possible so participants can enjoy the grass underfoot and the shade of a large tree. If it is too cold, the practice moves indoors. In the event of rain, the class is canceled and shifted to the following week. To maintain a calm and focused setting, attendees are asked to leave dogs at home during class, even though the venue is dog friendly. After the session, the cafe opens and guests are welcome to stay for a drink. The practice offers gentle, flowing movement, breathwork, and mindful attention to help settle the nervous system, replenish energy, and support harmony in body, mind, and spirit. It features warm ups, stretching, and meditative sequences, and it can be adapted for a seated practice based on individual needs. Newcomers can try their first class for free. Drop in for a single session or use a class pass, and all experience levels are welcome. Instruction is provided by Holden Qigong Certified Instructor Maria Chowdhury.

Collier and Associates Land Division Lunch Social

Collier and Associates Land Division is hosting a lunch social that brings together landowners, investors, agents, and anyone curious about opportunities in the market. It provides a friendly setting to connect with others, exchange ideas, and hear updates on activity across the region. Supported by sponsors Allegiance Title, Arvest, and Acres.

Thursday Night Omnibus

At Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, area speakers, artists, musicians, and other creatives share their stories while helping raise funds for nearby nonprofits. The lineup for this week will be announced.

Terrarium Workshop

Presented within Artosphere, Arkansas’ festival that connects the arts and the environment, this event highlights how creativity and the outdoors inspire each other. The festival brings performances to surprising places across Northwest Arkansas, offers yoga set in natural settings, and includes options suited for families, all centered on the bond between art, music, and nature.

Red Carpet featuring Natasha Kile

Featuring Natasha Kile, this red carpet celebration recognizes the vital contributions of early childhood professionals.

Open Mic Night

Hosted by BeetOven Swing, this open mic highlights local talent on a weekly basis and welcomes musicians at any skill level to perform, connect, and grow. The atmosphere centers on inclusion, creativity, and collaboration, offering a supportive setting for sharing music and meeting fellow artists. Whether performing or listening, attendees can expect a welcoming community experience.

Live Music Fundraiser Careaoke!

Care-aoke is a community karaoke fundraiser for area nonprofits at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Attendees can bring donations and either perform with host JerGriffin Music or sing to their favorite karaoke tracks.

The Songbook Salon: A Tribute to the American Songbook

Celebrate the American Songbook with a special tribute featuring Champian Fulton at Walton Arts Center. Details about the show and information on becoming a subscriber are available.

SKATER TOT - Toddler Time

Families with younger children can enjoy dedicated rink time designed for little ones. Kids can skate, glide, or ride on the rink floor, and strollers are welcome. A limited number of gliders and scooters is available, and you may bring your own, but metal Razor scooters are not permitted to protect the floor. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and a full concession stand is open during the event. Scheduling may change due to weather.

Mother's Day

Celebrate Mother’s Day with curated shopping and little luxuries. Enjoy a curated rack and a double drop from The Bloom Room, sip Mom-mosas, take part in a giveaway basket, and earn double loyalty points. A special vendor experience features Suci Co jewelry, treats from Blush Cookie Co, and mini massages alongside a wellness tent with THH Healing Studio. It offers a relaxed way to slow down, celebrate, and enjoy time together.

Book Nook Storytime

In the seating area, a member of the Ozark Natural Foods staff leads a friendly storytime. This relaxed reading session creates a welcoming pause for listeners.

Square Dance Skills & Calling

Build confidence on the dance floor and at the mic with a hands-on series focused on square dance skills and calling. Open to both dancers and aspiring callers, the classes emphasize practice as the path to learning. Anyone who wants to try calling will have the chance to lead, while those focused on dancing can strengthen technique and ease in community square dances. Each session begins with team calling in groups of two or three to reduce pressure and accelerate learning, then those who wish can transition to solo calling. The first half of each class highlights student calling. The second half features instruction from Steve on more complex dances and invites feedback from the group to refine teaching. The series includes five classes and takes place at Fayetteville Folk School. Advance registration is requested.

Ty Myers

Find tickets to see Ty Myers with Lanie Gardner and Alex Lambert.

Xander’s Gun Show

Families are welcome at this gun show, which offers complimentary entry for women and children. The event highlights warm Southern hospitality and a courteous staff, creating a friendly, fun setting in Fayetteville.

Watercolor Flowers - In Person

An in-person watercolor workshop focused on loose, expressive floral painting welcomes artists of every experience level. The approach is relaxed and intuitive, guiding participants to create vibrant pieces suitable for display or gifting. Through live demonstrations with clear, step by step instruction, attendees learn foundational techniques such as soft washes, layering, and confident brushwork. There is also dedicated time to paint with individualized support, and participants leave with completed artwork along with the confidence to continue practicing at home. A curious, open mindset is encouraged, letting water and color guide part of the process. Two pricing options are available. The fee is $45 if you bring your own materials, or $55 to use classroom supplies, which include paints, brushes, and all materials for use during class. A seat is reserved once payment has been received. If bringing your own supplies, plan for two sheets of watercolor paper sized 8 by 10 or larger. Arches is a preferred brand, though any paper you have will work. Suggested brushes include round sizes around 4 and 14, a flat brush about one half inch or three quarters of an inch, and a liner or detail brush roughly size 0 to 4. Also bring watercolor paints, masking tape, and a board to secure your paper, such as foam, acrylic, or gator board sized near 8 by 10 or to fit your paper. Please note that cancellations made less than 48 hours before the workshop are nonrefundable. If the workshop is canceled due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be issued.

Sean Key

Enjoy a live performance by Sean Key.

Dance to The Rachel B Band @ Six Twelve

This free dance night at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar begins with a Lindy Hop and swing lesson, followed by live music from The Rachel B Band. Expect swing jazz, blues, gospel, and rock and roll for social dancing. Comfortable dance shoes are recommended. Food and drinks are available for purchase.

Sip & Sing with FiNix

Enjoy live music as FiNix performs in the indoor lounge at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no requirement for reservations or tickets. The winery offers in-house food options from its kitchen. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.

2026 Spring Meritos Latinos

At the Verizon Ballroom in the University of Arkansas Union, the Latino Alumni Society, the University of Arkansas and the Arkansas Alumni Association present a celebration recognizing the accomplishments of students, faculty, staff, organizations and community leaders. As part of the Arkansas Alumni Association, Latino Alumni Society events are open to all University of Arkansas alumni and friends who wish to come together in recognition of community and achievement. The program includes registration and a reception, followed by an awards celebration and dinner. Ticket options include member tickets at $65, nonmember tickets at $70, and University of Arkansas student and guest tickets at $25 each. Sponsor packages are available. A ticket registration deadline applies.

Dr. Choice Live at Red Door Bar & Grill

Dr. Choice performs live at Red Door Bar & Grill. Look forward to tunes that pair nicely with pleasant patio weather.

Friday Night Live: Tawagatos and more

A live showcase at Nomads brings together hometown talent and standout performers from around the region. Tawagatos delivers high energy punk from the Dallas Fort Worth area, My Nightmare brings a gritty alt rock sound rooted in Northwest Arkansas, and Stutter, self described as a non metal band that is a favorite among metal bands, rounds out the lineup. The focus is on local music and bands on the road.

The Found Collection May Release Event

Explore a new release from The Found Collection featuring European and American antiques and vintage finds gathered over recent months. The event highlights case goods, decor, dishware, and distinctive pieces, all sourced overseas and curated for a limited two-day showcase in Springdale that offers a shopping experience unlike anything else in Northwest Arkansas. For those seeking first access before general hours, a Collector Preview Night provides early entry, and a small number of passes are available through the ticket link provided.

Pride & Prejudice

At TheatreSquared, T2 presents an adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice that pairs quick-witted banter with heightened romance. Centered on Elizabeth Bennet, this production aims to both entertain and encourage reflection, offering a chance to reconnect with a classic story.

Student Exhibition

A student exhibition from Studio Leilani’s Art Mentorship program will be on view at Fenix Arts, featuring work created during weekly, nine month studio sessions. The exhibition includes pieces by twenty five students in a variety of mediums. Visual artist Leilani Law has mentored youth in fine art in the community for 25 years, encouraging them to create from the inside out and to develop skills in critical thinking, imagination, perception, memory, willpower, and authenticity within a studio practice. A student reception will be held at Fenix Arts, and student stationary sets will be available for purchase only during the reception.

Thai Partner Stretching

This beginner-friendly, step-by-step Thai partner stretching session on the Mountain focuses on seated and side-lying techniques. One partner gently guides the other through passive stretches while the receiver stays relaxed, with clear two-way communication emphasized for safety and effectiveness. The approach is designed to encourage deep releases that are difficult to reach through solo stretching. Participants may attend with a partner such as a friend, a sister, or a neighbor, and those arriving solo will be paired or can work with an instructor. Instruction is provided by Diana Michelle of Fine Art of Massage and by musician and yogi Paul Summerlin, founder of Seven Diamond Mudra, in an interactive format.

Train Like You're in a Romantasy Novel

Train like a storybook hero during a romantasy themed workout at selflovestudiofitness. This 45 minute group class focuses on building strength and stamina and is welcoming to beginners. Costumes are encouraged as long as they are flexible and easy to move in. Tickets are $25, with a $10 rate for studio members. All equipment is provided, and weapons are not allowed.

Corgi Paw-ty

Corgis and Corgi mixes take center stage at Good Dog Cafe for a special play session in the park, giving pups room to romp and make new friends. The venue will be closed to the general public so only Corgis and Corgi mixes are admitted. A limited food and drink menu will be offered throughout the event. Admission is $12 per dog, and a waiver must be signed before entering the park. All dogs must meet the off-leash park requirements. Children under 12 are not allowed in the off-leash park, though they are welcome in the leashed area.

Mothers Day Jamboree

This Mother’s Day weekend fundraiser honors the care, encouragement, and love that mothers share every day. AAMM partners with Panera Bread for a special collaboration that recognizes those who nurture our dreams and teach the meaning of love.

Mike Lavender

Enjoy a live set by Mike Lavender at Jammin Java.

Duo Dash 5K & Fun Run

Experience the recently renovated Luther George Park and the sights of Downtown Springdale with a 5K paired with a relaxed fun run. The route begins and ends at Luther George Park, winding through downtown on city streets, sidewalks, and stretches of the Razorback Greenway. The fun run is untimed and does not include a race shirt. Finisher medals are included with 5K registration, and the top three participants in each division receive placement pins. A course map will be shared ahead of the event.

teeter @ Red Door Bar & Grill

teeter brings a rock show to Red Door Bar & Grill.

Sip & Sing with Maud Crawford

Enjoy live music at Tontitown Winery as Maud Crawford performs on the outdoor patio. Seating is first come, first served, with no reservations or tickets required. Food prepared on site is available, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. This policy is strictly enforced.

Concerts by Candlelight

Concerts by Candlelight brings intimate, candlelit performances to the Fayetteville Public Library, creating a warm atmosphere for a special music experience. Programs cover a wide range of genres and eras, featuring tributes to artists and composers such as Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Queen, Adele, Fleetwood Mac, Vivaldi, The Beatles, Rihanna, U2, Hans Zimmer, Pink Floyd, Beyoncé, hip hop, ABBA, and Metallica. Offerings change regularly, making it easy to find a program that suits different musical tastes.

Bike City Fondo

Bike City Fondo welcomes riders of every skill level to explore a variety of routes, including classic road miles, adventurous gravel, and smooth paved trails. Pick the course that suits your comfort and goals, with choices that range from open-road gravel or pavement to an easygoing spin along the Razorback Greenway with plenty to see. Share the day with riding partners, enjoy turning the pedals, and wrap it up with post-ride refreshments at the finish line. Registration details will be shared soon.

Traverse Trail Luv

Participants will meet at Loco, then head out in both directions to trim weeds along the traverse and take care of general cleanup as needed. Bring water and a snack.

Reverse 4 Coed Tournament

The annual reverse 4 coed sand volleyball tournament returns with teams made up of two women and two men. The format is designed to spotlight the women, as only women may block or attack the ball over the net. If a man needs to send the ball across, it must be done below shoulder level using a platform contact. Reflex one-touch defensive send-overs off hard-driven balls are allowed, and men may not jump serve. Check-in includes a brief rules overview to make sure everyone is aligned before play begins.

JJ’s Dickson

Take Cover returns to JJ’s on Dickson for another appearance.

Melody & Morty

Melody & Morty perform live at Jammin Java.

Bike and Skills Course Input Session

Preview the location and an initial design for a bike and skills course, and share your input to help shape the plan. The site is at Mount Kessler Regional Park toward the far end of the grounds, with signs directing you to the spot.

2026 Strawberry Festival

Celebrate spring at Rivercrest Orchard during its annual Strawberry Festival. Visitors can take home freshly picked strawberries, enjoy strawberry-inspired sweets, experience attractions across the farm, and capture memories at scenic photo spots. There is even more to explore, and the festival takes place on select dates.

Mother’s Day

Golden Disco transforms Mother’s Day into a full experience with creative stations, pampering, and a wide range of gift options. Design a custom hat at a build-your-own station, make beaded pieces, enjoy an on-site massage, and take part in giveaways. Savor tacos and elote and sip a dirty soda while browsing more than 120 indoor vendors stocked with Mother’s Day finds. Then head to the outdoor market area for on-site customization such as embroidery, personalized shirts, and engraving, along with eternal bouquets and cookie bouquets. The celebration welcomes moms, friends, and solo shoppers alike.

Cowtown Days 2026

Cowtown Days delivers a full day of western-style fun for all ages. Highlights include pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, and hands-on crafts for kids, plus the grill serving hearty bites to keep everyone fueled. SpringFest, a special market featuring handmade goods from local vendors, is part of the celebration, with proceeds supporting the Children’s Safety Center of Washington County. Whether the draw is the ponies, the food, or time with friends and neighbors, there is something for everyone. Boots are optional, and a little cowboy spirit is always welcome.

Children's Storytime

Families can take part in an interactive storytime led by author Brandon D. Campbell, centered on his new children’s book OH BROTHER, MY BROTHER. The session is designed to build children’s social and emotional skills, spark meaningful conversations between parents and kids, and strengthen family bonds. The program includes a Q&A, opportunities to meet the author, and the option to purchase a personalized signed copy of the book. Hosted in the bookstore, the event also highlights Campbell’s background as a Little Rock native and University of Iowa journalism graduate with experience at E! Entertainment and World Wrestling Entertainment, whose values of impact, inclusion, innovation, and inspiration shape stories drawn from his blended family and his life as a father of three daughters.

May Cruise to Pizza Den and Touge Tuned

Beginning at Drake Field, the route heads down Old 71 to the Pizza Den in Mountainburg and wraps up with a cruise over to Touge Tuned in Van Buren.

GE Steamroller May 2026

Participants compete in a 100 point format limited to Prime and Armies of Legend, with the option to bring two lists. Entry is $20, with an optional pizza lunch available for $5. The event features a minimum of three rounds, with additional rounds possible depending on attendance. Registration is available through Longshanks.

Jackson Hallam Basketball Training Camp

Jackson Hallam Basketball Training Camp is set at Christian Life Cathedral Fayetteville with separate sessions for 1st to 6th graders and 7th to 10th graders. Each camper receives a complimentary T-shirt, and drinks will be available. Please arrive before your session for check-in so registered participants can be signed in promptly.

Magic: The Gathering Saturdays

Saturdays feature open pod Magic: The Gathering led by Sean. New players are welcome, as Sean can teach the game, explain table dynamics, and jump into rounds with anyone interested. No deck is needed, because Sean has extra decks available to share.

Whitney Cummings

Attend a performance by Whitney Cummings.

Pride & Prejudice

Rediscover Jane Austen’s beloved novel in T2’s adaptation, where quick wit meets intensified romance. Staying true to the source, this production blends lighthearted charm with thoughtful moments and follows Elizabeth Bennet.

Take Cover

Funday Sunday

Funday Sunday is a free, family-friendly afternoon that brings neighbors together at the indoor pools and the ice rink. The series typically happens on the second Sunday of the month, with activities rotating between complimentary ice skating or swimming, and occasionally both. This edition features free ice skating. Dates and lineups are subject to change.

Bath salt & Bath scrub workshop

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a Gilmore Girls inspired bath salt and scrub workshop at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Enjoy a cozy, creative atmosphere and time to connect while you craft soothing bath treats side by side. Participants will make their own blends to take home and enjoy. The emphasis is on meaningful moments shared together. The fee is $20 and secures a spot.

Small Dog Paw-ty EVERY SUNDAY!! 3:00-4:00!

At Good Dog Cafe, small dogs get their own dedicated play session with exclusive access to the off-leash park. The park may appear closed online during this time to help prevent larger dogs from arriving. A single waiver is required for first-time visitors. Entry costs $6 with any purchase. Guests are welcome to arrive a little early to make the most of the fun. For safety, children under 12 are not allowed in the off-leash area, though they are welcome in the leashed section. Please bring only healthy dogs.

Digimon Sunday Locals

Players gather for a Sunday Digimon locals event with a $5 entry fee. Store credit goes to the top half of players, and everyone receives promos.

Mother's Day Buffet

Celebrate Mom with a festive buffet centered on good food and unhurried time together. It offers a relaxed setting for family and friends to share a special meal and toast the occasion. Pricing is $70 per adult and $20 for children ages 3 to 12.

Mother’s Day Brunch

Now in its third year, this mountain brunch celebrates Mother’s Day with a plentiful buffet and a carving station. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the occasion, no mom required. The menu includes scrambled eggs, a three cheese herb and vegetable frittata, roasted red potatoes, breakfast sausage, Southern cheese grits, biscuits with herb gravy, a mixed green salad station, honey ham and smoked turkey at the carving station, truffle mac and cheese, a vegetable scramble, Cajun shrimp cocktail, deviled eggs, strawberry white chocolate bread pudding, fudge brownies, assorted pastries and fresh fruit, along with coffee, lemonade and water. MomMosas can be added when purchasing tickets, with a MomMosa setup available for $20. To help with service, select a preferred brunch start time during checkout. Tickets often sell out quickly. Children 4 and under are free, ages 5 to 12 are $24.00, ages 13 to 20 are $45.00, and ages 21 and above are $45.00.

Monthly Sunday Morning Dance Party

NWA Dance Jam offers a welcoming space to move freely, connect with others, and express yourself, now taking place in Clapp Auditorium at the Mount Sequoyah Center. All levels are welcome and no prior dance experience is needed. It is drop in friendly, with a supportive community that celebrates the joy of movement.

Mother’s Day Brunch: For the Cool Moms Only 🤘✨

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a laid-back brunch made for moms who love great music and good vibes. Enjoy a live set from The Southwinds Band while you sip a drink and savor brunch in a setting that is family friendly and still centered on the coolest moms around. Admission is free. Reservations are accepted but not required, and walk-ins are welcome. Casual attire works perfectly, so bring your favorite sunglasses and a festive brunch mood to raise a toast to the women who keep it real.

Thin the Herd VA

Thin the Herd VA takes the stage at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville.

Survivor Self Portrait with Kira Brought

A free, three session self portrait workshop for adult survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and human trafficking takes place at The Medium, A Place to Create. In a supportive setting, participants can unwind, connect, and express themselves through personal creativity. Attendees submit a personal photo in advance. A light sketch based on that image will be prepared on canvas by Kira Brought, and during the sessions you can make the piece your own with painting, embroidery, mixed media, or other creative techniques. No prior experience is required and all materials are included.

Lorcana Wilds Unknown Prerelease

Get an early look at the newest Lorcana cards in a prerelease format. Everyone receives a prerelease kit and builds a 40 card deck during a 40 minute construction period. After building, play three Swiss rounds, each 30 minutes and best of one. Prizes are awarded as one booster pack per match win.

The Wild Wolves of Yellowstone

At Walton Arts Center, wildlife biologist and National Geographic Explorer Doug Smith recounts the effort to return gray wolves to Yellowstone in the 1990s. Through newly revealed photos and video captured on assignment in the park, he shows how the return of this apex predator has influenced the landscape. The program traces the challenges and outcomes of the reintroduction and offers a close look at the quest to bring wolves back.

Six Twelve Open Mic Night

At Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, this open mic welcomes performers of all kinds. Hosted by @JerGriffinMusic, it features singers, musicians, poets, comedians and other creatives from NWA. Sign-ups open first, the mic is open to participants, a featured artist set follows, then the mic resumes. The featured artist is to be announced. Food options include offerings from Richard's Meat Market, Arsaga’s and Wildflour’s Kitchen, paired with locally roasted coffee, teas, handmade cocktails and other beverages. The atmosphere centers on connection, support and collaboration among creatives and supporters. Those interested in performing or being a featured artist can contact @JerGriffinMusic.

War On Women + stepmom at George's (all ages)

War On Women appears with stepmom at George's for an all ages show. The event highlights War On Women’s upcoming album, Time Under Tension, which takes cues from everyday life and turbulent politics to consider how outside forces shape our inner experience. It reflects on how perspective can shift what we see and examines the personal connection we each have to the wider world.

Artosphere: The Boy and the Ball

This Artosphere Festival event features a story about friendship, about how one friend can lead to many. This performance, designed for PreK audiences, is created by Stephen Noonan. Space is limited; registration is required for children attending the event, but not for accompanying adults. Siblings are welcome.

Historical Cameras, Photographs, & Stereographs

University of Arkansas Museum staff will present a pop-up display featuring historical cameras, photographs, and stereographs from the museums collections. Stop by and chat with the staff.

Gaymers Night

A monthly gathering at Gear Gaming in Fayetteville brings players together for board and card gaming. Expect plenty of dice rolls, card draws, and shared table time, with examples like Munchkin and King of Tokyo highlighting the kind of fun on offer. The atmosphere is casual and community focused, making it easy to relax, meet fellow gamers, and enjoy an evening of play.

Songwriters' Open Mic

This is an open mic event for songwriters. Each songwriter will perform one original song, solo, unless there is a co-writer. There will be no bands or accompanying musicians. It is first-come, first-served, and is free and open to the public. Participants may display and sell CDs and post upcoming performances.

Though Silent They Speak: Arkansas Gravestones and Graveyards

Author Abby Burnett leads a Not Strictly History program centered on her new book, Though Silent They Speak. The talk explores what Arkansas gravestones reveal about the living, highlighting unusual burial sites across the state, from carvings tucked away in rural cemeteries to prominent monuments in city centers. Examples include a cemetery on the grounds of a former internment camp and private tombs placed within public spaces. The program is available in person and live on Zoom, and a book sale and signing will follow.

Artosphere: The Boy and the Ball

At this Artosphere Festival event, listen to a story about how friendships are made and how one friend can lead to many. A highly credentialed early-childhood theatre-maker has designed this intimate performance exclusively for PreK audiences. Space is limited; please register your child to attend. Siblings are welcome.

Backers Blitz Tour - NWA 2026

A stop on the NSU Backers Blitz Tour comes to Arvest Ballpark during the Northwest Arkansas Naturals versus Arkansas Travelers game. Attendees can expect a suite setting, hear from Coach Chev, and get updates on NSU Football. Capacity is limited.

Dr. Choice and The Bad Decisions Live at Tontitown Winery!!

Dr. Choice and The Bad Decisions perform live at Tontitown Winery. The event features music alongside food and wine.

The Red Door Bar and Grill

Take Cover makes a return appearance at Red Door Bar & Grill.

Trey Kennedy

At Walton Arts Center, Trey Kennedy delivers a comedy performance shaped by the playful, everyday observations that built his massive online audience. An Oklahoma native who started gaining attention while studying at Oklahoma State University, he first broke through on Vine, attracting more than 2.5 million followers and spending over three years among the platform’s leading creators. He has since expanded to Instagram and TikTok, where his combined following exceeds 12 million. His projects include the podcast Correct Opinions, a recently completed sold-out tour across the United States, and the self-produced special Are You For Real? available on YouTube. Expect a set focused on lighthearted, relatable humor that aims to spark laughter and a sense of common ground.

Homeschool Picnic & Play

A relaxed picnic and playtime by the creek for homeschool families. Bring a packed lunch and spend time together in a casual setting.

Erin Detherage-Inn at Carnall Hall

Erin Detherage performs at Inn at Carnall Hall in Fayetteville. Tickets are available for this event.

Mustang Night at Arvest Ballpark

Mustang Night at Arvest Ballpark returns as an annual fundraiser benefiting Arkansas Children's Northwest. Tickets to a Northwest Arkansas Naturals baseball game are being sold, and based on total sales at least half of each ticket’s proceeds will be donated. During the game, a lineup of Mustangs will be parked inside the ballpark. Ticket purchases support this charitable effort.

Candlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer | Fayetteville

A candlelit concert celebrates the film music of Hans Zimmer at Fayetteville Public Library, performed by the Listeso String Quartet in a warm, glowing setting. The program includes Time from Inception, This Land from The Lion King, Zooster’s Breakout from Madagascar, Supermarine from Dunkirk, Honor from The Pacific, A Dark Knight from The Dark Knight, suites from Wonder Woman, Gladiator, Dune, and Pirates of the Caribbean, along with Cornfield Chase from Interstellar and Discombobulate from Sherlock Holmes. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and entry is not permitted once the concert has started. The age requirement is 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is accessible and meets ADA standards. Seating within each zone is allocated according to arrival order.

Sip & Sing with The Mountain Gypsies

Experience live patio music from The Mountain Gypsies at Tontitown Winery. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery provides in-house food options, and outside food or drinks are not permitted, with this policy strictly enforced.

Rachel B live at Jammin Java for Fayetteville Farmers Market

Rachel B performs live on the patio at Jammin Java as part of the Fayetteville Farmers Market. The music unfolds in a lively market setting on the Jammin Java patio, with food and coffee available from the cafe.

104. Digital Photography II - Fayetteville

Advance beyond automatic camera modes with this Digital Photography II class in Fayetteville. Instruction explores how light and exposure interact, with attention to shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and reading a histogram. The emphasis is on deepening understanding of your equipment and building the skills needed to grow as a photographer. Participants work through the core components of exposure, camera operation from fundamentals to more advanced controls, common terms used in photography and digital workflows, and a range of shooting approaches and styles. Demonstrations and practice assignments are included to reinforce learning. The course is offered as either four sessions of two hours each or one session lasting six hours. Prerequisites include 103 Digital Photography I, basic computer abilities such as transferring and renaming images, uploading or downloading and emailing files, and familiarity with essentials like camera operation, lens characteristics, composition, and lighting concepts. The class fee is 125 dollars per student. Enrollment is limited to 8 to 15 students depending on the venue.

Natural State Show and Shine

The sixth annual Natural State Show and Shine brings cars, trucks, and motorcycles together at Fellowship Fayetteville to benefit New Beginnings Northwest Arkansas. Registration is available on the day of the show for $20, which includes a dash plaque and lunch. Trophies include sponsor selections along with other special awards. Hosted by the Arkansas River Chapter Pontiac & GMC Club of Arkansas.

May Rainbow Library Pop-Up

A Rainbow Library pop-up at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar features a wide-ranging collection for readers of all ages. The selection includes children’s picture books, young adult novels, graphic novels, and workbooks that explore themes related to gender, sexuality, race, nationality, and other diverse topics. The library places emphasis on stories and authors from LGBTQIA+, Black, and Indigenous communities, highlighting characters and creators from the same communities they portray. Titles span imaginative introductions to gender for young children, memoirs by non-binary authors, heartfelt narratives of queer love, and richly illustrated stories that celebrate cultural traditions around the world. Books can be borrowed through a flexible system managed with LibraryCat. First-time borrowers receive a library card with a unique identifier, there are no formal due dates, there are no penalties for late or lost items, and materials can be returned at the next pop-up. With access to these materials often uncertain in some public settings, this event offers an expanding selection that may be harder to find in schools or libraries.

5th Annual Fish Fry & Auction

Fayetteville Springdale Elks Lodge 1987 hosts an annual fish fry paired with an auction. The event welcomes contributions of business services and donations of collectibles to support a cause. Now in its fifth year, there is an ambitious goal for this edition, and community support will help achieve it.

Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream Social with Muriel Fahrion

Meet the original creator and illustrator of Strawberry Shortcake, Muriel Fahrion, and have a great time at the Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream Social! Tickets include your choice of ice cream plus a photo or autograph with Muriel. This event is a preview to Sundays Fayetteville Strawberry Festival.

Candlelight - The Best of Hans Zimmer

Experience Candlelight’s live, multi-sensory music event in a remarkable Fayetteville setting. The performance invites listeners to discover the music in a fresh, immersive way while enjoying the ambiance of an inspiring location.

Freddie Gibbs

Find tickets to see Freddie Gibbs with Nourished by Time.

Candlelight - Coldplay and Imagine Dragons

Immerse yourself in a live, multi-sensory music experience with Candlelight concerts, set within a striking Fayetteville location. The performance blends atmosphere and sound to create a memorable setting where audiences can discover music in a new way.

Collage Notecards - In Person

This in-person workshop invites you to craft a stash of handmade collaged notecards for meaningful handwritten messages. No prior experience is necessary, and participants ages 13 and up are welcome. Guided instruction covers composition, layering, and techniques for combining textures to add depth and interest. There is time to work at your own pace, ask questions, and connect with other creatives. Plan to leave with three to seven finished notecards. The cost is $30, and all materials are included. Refunds are not available, but cancellations made at least 48 hours in advance may be transferred to a future class.

TrailMix Sunday Park Playday at Luther George Park

Settle into a relaxed Park Playday at Luther George Grove Street Park in Springdale. There is plenty of room for kids to play, open space to gather, and shaded spots to sit and connect. The focus is on easy conversation, movement, and enjoying time outdoors at your own pace. Bring water, snacks, and anything that helps you stay comfortable on a spring morning at the park. Stop by briefly or stay for the whole gathering.

Spring End of Season Show

School of Rock celebrates the close of its spring season with a free showcase at George's Majestic Lounge. Students will take the stage for a lineup of live performances that highlights their work together and brings the season to a rousing finish.

Riftbound - Win-A-Case - Standard

Riftbound Win-A-Case is a Standard constructed event with a $40 entry fee. Participants must submit a decklist. Prize support scales with attendance.

RIDE THE IMPOSSIBLE ROUTE OZARKS

Registration is now open for a five-day luxury cycling experience created with OZ Cycling Tours and inspired by the Ozarks episode of The Impossible Routes. The full course is reimagined into attainable daily segments without large rock sections, complemented by quality meals and handpicked accommodations in the Ozarks. Capacity is limited.

Chefs in the Garden

Walk through the Garden while sampling small bites prepared by restaurants and chefs from Northwest Arkansas. Every tasting spotlights shiso, tarragon, or both, with herbs grown at BGO. Look for live chef demonstrations, craft beverages, and a relaxed open-air setting as you explore, taste, and cast a vote for your favorites. Ticket purchases help advance the Garden’s mission and showcase the region’s culinary talent, and a portion of sales supports the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank to aid local hunger relief. All sales are final, and the event will take place regardless of weather.

Curtis Chamber Orchestra

Over the past 15 years, the Curtis Chamber Orchestra has given more than 450 concerts across 120-plus cities, with appearances in places such as New York, Berlin, Hong Kong, and Santiago. The orchestra appears at Walton Arts Center for a single night. Made up of students, alumni, and faculty from the Curtis School of Music, the ensemble will present a program featuring works by Barber, Mozart, and Beethoven.

The Psychedelic Furs at Ozark Music Hall

The Psychedelic Furs perform at Ozark Music Hall with special guest We Are Scientists. This newly announced concert brings both bands together for a live show at the venue.

Old Time Jam — Ozark Folkways

Enjoy a jam session for old time music. Pete Howard will lead the session.

COHEED AND CAMBRIA

Coheed and Cambria will be at Ozark Music Hall in Fayetteville, AR for a memorable event.

VA2K - Walk and Roll for Wellness and homeless Veterans

Take part in the 16th annual VA2K at Fayetteville Medical Center, a walk and roll that champions wellness while supporting homeless Veterans. The 1.24 mile route follows Circle Drive and can be completed by walking or rolling. Donations of items for homeless Veterans are welcomed but not required. Healthy living resources will be available with practical tips for everyday well-being.

Chef Todd's Cooking Demo — May

Enjoy a chef-led evening as Chef Todd presents a cooking demonstration alongside a three-course dinner with wine pairings. The experience is $75 per person. To reserve, a $20 ticket deposit is required and will be credited toward the meal total, with tax and gratuity additional. Hosted at Isabellas Fayetteville.

Sip & Sing with Take Cover Band

Enjoy live music at Tontitown Winery as Take Cover Band performs on the outdoor patio. Seating is open on a first come, first served basis, and there is no need for tickets or reservations. The winery offers house made food to complement the experience. Outside food and beverages are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Bingo Loco at Ozark Music Hall

Bingo Loco returns to Ozark Music Hall with a high-energy spin on the classic game. Look for big prizes, nostalgic throwback tunes, lively dance competitions, and confetti bursts in a party setting that feels more like a club night than a traditional bingo hall. The excitement keeps rolling from the opening moments through the final call.

Doormat Painting Party with Painted Peony at SixTwelve Coffeehouse & Bar

Paint a personalized doormat at a relaxed, beginner friendly session at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar with Painted Peony. Email your design idea to Lauren at paintedpeonyart@gmail.com as soon as possible so it can be sketched on your mat in advance, then bring it to life with paint. No experience is needed to create a custom piece. Enjoy food and drinks from the Six Twelve menu as you work. For inspiration from past classes, see Painted Peony Art on Facebook.

Diamond Awards

Inspired by the Broadway Tony Awards, this inaugural celebration at Walton Arts Center honors outstanding achievements in musical theater by local high school students and highlights the importance of arts in education. Ten high school programs that staged full-length musicals are participating, with industry professionals evaluating student performances. The showcase features numbers performed by cast members from these productions, and awards will be presented for best actor and actress, supporting performers, and ensemble performance. A Sparkle Award will also recognize an exceptional educator during the ceremony. The top actor and actress will receive training from Broadway professionals and will compete alongside nominees from 54 other regional programs in New York City at the Broadway League Foundation’s National High School Musical Theatre Awards, known as the Jimmy Awards, this summer. Walton Arts Center will cover the trip for these two winners.

Sip & Sing with K I D S

Tontitown Winery sets the scene for live music from K I D S, a 90s band performing on the outdoor patio with a nostalgic, cassette-era vibe. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery offers house-made food, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. This policy is strictly enforced.

Meadowlark

The duo Meadowlark takes the stage at Jammin Java for a live performance.

Highland Cow Cake Class-FAYETTEVILLE

Learn to decorate an 8" single Highland Cow themed cake with buttercream icing. Youll learn buttercream icing techniques using icing tips and tools. Create your own design, or work with a friend or family member to share the experience. All supplies and instructions are provided, and you can choose either a white or chocolate cake. This class is kid friendly and recommended for ages 5 and up, with a maximum of two people per ticket purchase.

Irish Session — Ozark Folkways

Join a gathering of musicians playing Irish tunes and songs in a circle. The tunes are lively and rhythmic, played together simultaneously, similar to old-time music. Musicians can play by ear or by notation.

JJ’s Springdale - The Jason Plumlee Sideshow - LIVE!!

A short, upbeat note conveys enthusiasm for the gathering and a warm welcome to attendees. It expresses excitement about seeing everyone there.

& Juliet

See & Juliet at Walton Arts Center. Tickets are now available for purchase.

& Juliet

Gametime has last-minute seats for & Juliet at Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville, AR. It is an easy way to catch a live stage performance on short notice.

2025 NWA Homeschool Curriculum and Used Book Sale

Explore homeschool curriculum, used books, and learning manipulatives in one convenient sale at Spring Creek Fellowship. The previous sale featured over 2,200 items, making it simple to compare materials, gather what you need in one place, and check out just once. Sellers are welcome to participate, and the focus is on bringing a broad mix of educational resources together in a single location.

Cody Rawlings Live @ JJs Springdale

Experience live music complemented by food and cocktails.

Asher Perkins Live Music @ 6/12 Coffeehouse

Asher Perkins performs live at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, blending his own songs with familiar favorites associated with BB King, Nat King Cole, Daniel Caesar, Merle Haggard, and more. Enjoy the atmosphere with beer, wine, cocktails, and food available, plus a daily happy hour offering 15% off these selections.

Sip & Sing with Old Dime Box

Settle in at Tontitown Winery for live music from Old Dime Box on the open-air patio. Seating is available on a first-come basis and no tickets or reservations are needed. The winery offers a selection of house-made food to order. Outside food or beverages are not allowed, and that rule is strictly enforced.

Eldon & Riggs at Shirley's

John Eldon and Noah Riggs perform live at Shirley's Bar with a set that blends traditional country and folk rock. Admission is $5 at the door.

Homeschool Skate

Returning due to popular demand, this special session invites homeschool families to skate together. Admission is $7 and includes rental of quad, speed, or inline skates. The concession stand will be open, so outside food and drinks are not permitted. Staff certified by the Society of Roller Skating Teachers of America will be available for one-on-one instruction if needed. It offers an indoor, all-ages way to be active and have fun as a family.

FLy2k

FLy2k brings together friends with top-level music school backgrounds and extensive touring experience, united by a love of good times and heavy-groove jams, for a high-energy show at Tin Roof.

The Axios plays Tontitown Winery

The Axios performs live at Tontitown Winery, delivering a set of music in the winery setting.

Floral Heart Cake Class - Fayetteville

Take a buttercream cake decorating class where youll learn to decorate your own 8" single heart-shaped cake. All supplies and instructions will be provided, and you can choose either white or chocolate cake. The class is recommended for ages 12 and up; those 21 and up are welcome to bring their own wine. Due to limited seating, each attendee must purchase their own cake.

Secrets of Strixhaven - Store Championship - Standard

Compete for the title at a Standard Store Championship. Entry is $10. All participants receive a non foil Unearth. The Top 8 earn a foil Psychic Frog, and the champion is awarded a foil textless Abhorrent Oculus.

FLy2k

A group of friends with elite music school training and years on the road comes together for a high-energy performance. Drawn to pure fun and gritty, face-scrunching grooves, they blend polish and playfulness for a set built on tight musicianship and momentum.

Tontitown Heritage Day

Celebrate the heritage of Tontitown and the America250 milestone with the Tontitown Historical Museum Board and staff. Enjoy Red Door’s pulled pork sandwiches with chips, Ranalli’s cookies, and Tontitown Winery grape ice cream. Amici members eat free, and non-members pay $10. Kids can make a craft and pick up custom buttons that highlight notable moments from Tontitown’s past and the nation’s 250th summer. The museum will be open for tours featuring new exhibits on the Veterans of Tontitown and on Tontitown Incorporated. Live music will play beneath the shade trees, and a silent baked goods auction adds to the festivities.

Tigers Jaw

Tickets are available to see Pool Kids at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville.

Mike Back Music at JJ's Grill Springdale

Mike Back marks his first gig at JJ's Grill Springdale, delivering live music with food available for anyone who wants to stay for the performance.

Blake Gardner at Jammin Java

Blake Gardner performs live at Jammin Java.

Sip & Sing with Jenna & the Soul Shakers

This event features live music from Jenna & the Soul Shakers on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers food prepared in house. Outside food or beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Dr. Choice Live at Red Door Bar & Grill

Red Door Bar & Grill hosts a live performance by Dr. Choice. Have a meal and listen to the music in one visit.

101. Camera Essentials - Fayetteville

New digital camera owners can build confidence with their gear in this beginner-focused class. Participants learn the basics of camera operation, how to care for equipment, practical shooting tips, and options for printing and sharing images. Topics covered include fundamental controls, how the shutter works, using the flash, choosing scene modes, and understanding output choices. This is a single session that lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours. The fee is $25, or free with the purchase of a camera and Camera+. Details are available in store. There are no prerequisites. Class size is limited and varies by venue.

Roots of Resilience- Embroidery Workshop (Bilingual: Spanish & English)

An embroidery workshop series created for adult survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, or human trafficking provides a supportive space to foster healing and self-expression through embroidery. This bilingual offering in Spanish and English takes place in Downtown Springdale. No prior experience is required. The exact location is shared with participants after registration. For questions or more information, contact Odalys.

Art in Nature Summer Camp

Offer a week away from screens where creativity, curiosity, and confidence can grow in the fresh air. Designed for ages 6 to 10, this five-day camp weaves art, outdoor exploration, and faith-centered character building into a warm, supportive experience. Each day features time outside on 12 acres with a spring-fed creek, where campers take nature walks, investigate the world around them, make process-focused art inspired by their surroundings, and enjoy open-ended play. Team-building games and creative movement encourage connection, while short, encouraging lessons of faith are thoughtfully integrated throughout the day. Healthy snacks are included. Enrollment is intentionally limited to 7 participants to keep the experience personal and meaningful. The cost is $250 for early bird registration and $275 for regular registration. A $50 non-refundable deposit secures a spot, with the remaining balance due 14 days before camp begins.

Riverdance

Riverdance brings the energy of live performance, ideal for a fun evening with friends or a long-anticipated outing. Tickets are available on FindTick, subject to availability.

Grief Support Group - Springdale

Circle of Life offers a six week grief support group for adults who have experienced the death of a loved one. Enrollment is capped at 5 to 10 people to create a small, supportive setting. Over six sessions, participants connect with peers, share personal stories, and reflect on their own paths through loss. Discussions cover typical grief reactions, adapting to life after a loss, navigating meaningful firsts, and taking initial steps toward healing. The program is free to attend, and pre-registration is required.

Riverdance

Riverdance presents a live stage performance at Baum Walker Hall in the Walton Arts Center. It is an option for an evening out with friends or for anyone who has been waiting to see it in person. Tickets are available while seats remain.

Heartland Assembly Convergence 2026

At The Rock of NW Arkansas, this three day gathering brings together people and leaders from churches, ministries, and the marketplace across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. It includes interactive workshops, relevant breakout sessions, networking with like-minded believers, and ministry times focused on activation and impartation, along with good food, fellowship, and a shared vision. Centered on the cutting edge of convergence, it offers three days of equipping for the four state heartland region.

Summer Fun Run

Marking 20 years, this two-day community celebration supports Circle of Life Hospice and the Seniors Center in Springdale, AR. It begins at Red Door Sports Bar and Grill in Tontitown with live and silent auctions, live music, and a 50/50 raffle. The second day moves to Tontitown City Park for a car, truck, and motorcycle show, along with a Poker Run that starts at the park and concludes at Red Door. Online pre-registration for the car show is available via QR code. Organizers highlight a strong commitment to giving back, noting that 97 percent of funds raised last year were donated.

Dance to The Rachel B Band @ Six Twelve

Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a free dance event that begins with a Lindy Hop and swing lesson and continues with live music from The Rachel B Band. The music covers swing jazz, blues, gospel, and rock and roll, and food and drinks will be available for purchase.

Sip & Sing with Bert & Heather

Experience live music on the outdoor patio as Bert & Heather perform at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers in-house prepared food. Outside food and drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.

Stuff The Truck!

Returning for a second round, a Stuff The Truck food drive at Gear Gaming Fayetteville partners with Rogers Public Schools to help keep school food pantries stocked and ensure students do not go hungry. The drive is collecting nonperishable foods, personal hygiene items, and clothing. Every contribution supports the pantries and the children who rely on them.

Sip & Sing with One for the Money

Enjoy live music from One for the Money on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations or tickets are not required. The winery offers food made in house. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Fayetteville Glow Run

This untimed 3 to 5 kilometer run and walk in Fayetteville, Arkansas blends a festive course with a mini music celebration. Participants begin in white or black shirts or hoodies and make their way through color-themed Glow Zones in orange, yellow, pink, and blue. Each zone features glow powder that lights up under black lights, so by the finish everyone is covered in bright, glowing color.

car, truck and bike show. plus poker run

A showcase of cars, trucks, and bikes will take place at Tontitown Park, paired with a poker run that starts at the park and wraps up at the Red Door in Tontitown.

Eric & Erica French LIVE @ Jammin’ Java, Fayetteville, AR

Eric and Erica French bring upbeat, feel good songs to Jammin Java, sharing music that radiates positivity. This father and daughter duo blends acoustic sounds with touches of reggae and folk to create an easygoing atmosphere. Expect a chill, happy vibe that feels calming and uplifting, with plenty of smiles along the way.

In Person Watercolor Workshop - Butterflies

Settle into a restorative, in-person watercolor workshop focused on butterflies and a calm creative experience. The session welcomes every skill level with step-by-step demonstrations, gentle guidance, and time to work quietly at your own pace. Learn techniques that produce soft, flowing wings, add optional pen and ink details, and complete three 5 by 7 watercolor notecards that you can mail, frame, or give as thoughtful gifts. Each piece is designed to capture a small moment of peace in color. Two pricing options are available. The cost is $38 when you bring your own supplies or $48 when using supplies provided for in-studio use. Beginner art kits are available for pickup or shipping. If bringing your own materials, plan for Arches 140 lb cold press paper in 5 by 7 inch size with five sheets, round brushes in sizes 4 and 14, a flat brush that is one half or three quarters of an inch, a liner or detail brush in sizes 0 to 4, watercolor paints, an optional invisible ink pen, masking tape, and a support board such as foam, acrylic, or gator board around 8 by 10 inches. Recommended supplies are available for purchase at the studio. Registration is open. Registrations are nonrefundable, and with at least 48 hours notice you may transfer your registration to a future session. For questions or paint recommendations, contact 479.236.2963 or art@bethwoessner.com.

Camp Invention SPARK - Week 1

Kids dive into a new, high-energy program that sparks curiosity and strengthens core STEM skills. With friends by their side, they take on inventive challenges and unique creative problem-solving projects. Immersive, hands-on activities and open-ended explorations encourage fresh discoveries and help transform big ideas into real creations. The experience centers on collaboration, imagination, and building confidence through creativity.

202. Portraits With Flash with Field Trip - Fayetteville

Build confidence with flash portraiture in a hands-on, three-hour class that blends guided instruction with an on-location field trip. Learn to set up your camera and flash for both indoor and outdoor portraits, refresh your understanding of exposure, and practice practical shooting techniques. Instructors demonstrate wireless flash and how to work with light modifiers, then provide dedicated time to photograph models so you can apply new skills right away. The focus stays on simple, portable gear, including small battery-powered strobes and lightweight accessories. This session is intended for participants who have completed Digital Photo II or who already have a basic grasp of their camera and exposure. Enrollment is limited to 12 to 15 students. The cost is $125 per person.

An Evening With Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen at Ozark Music Hall

Experience an intimate night as Ryan Bingham teams up with The Texas Gentlemen at Ozark Music Hall, delivering his blend of outlaw country and Americana. The evening features no opening act, only a complete set from the band. Tickets are available, and early access is offered through the venue’s newsletter.

Roll Cage Mary @ SixTwelve Coffeehouse and Bar

This birthday show spotlights Roll Cage Mary, the folk project led by Justin Dolan from the Arkansas Oklahoma border. His songs tell stories of sinners and saints and give voice to hard-pressed lives, drawing on local history and personal experience to echo the region’s past and present. Expect a free, all-ages performance that blends original material with covers of artists such as John Prine, John Cash, John Hurt, Blaze Foley, Townes Van Zandt, and more.

Sip & Sing with Pretty Big Deal

At Tontitown Winery, Sip & Sing brings live music from Pretty Big Deal to the outdoor patio. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no need to reserve seats or purchase tickets. The winery offers food options made in house. Outside food and drinks are not allowed and this policy is strictly enforced.

Sip & Sing with The Atlantics

Enjoy live music from The Atlantics on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is unassigned and filled in order of arrival, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers an in-house food menu. Outside food or drinks are not permitted and this rule is strictly enforced.

Flexing Down 49 Tour - Northshore

The Flexing Down 49 Tour brings a PDGA-sanctioned Flex Start C-Tier stop to Northshore Disc Golf Course, where a single rated round earns points toward the series and a chance to compete for major payouts at the finale. The official leaderboard and complete rules will be announced. All participants need to check in with the Tournament Director before teeing off. Cards are formed at check-in and course guidelines are covered. Beginning play without TD approval can result in disqualification without a refund. Registration is available online or on site, and early online signup qualifies players for Closest-To-The-Pin challenges. On-site payments are accepted by cash, card, or Venmo. The entry fee is $30, allocated as $17 to the event purse, $8 to fees, and $5 reserved for the Tour Finale payout. Players may also enter an optional $5 ace pot. Ace pot participants are eligible for a payout if they record a hole-in-one during competition. If no aces are made, the pot rolls to the next Arkansas Flex Start event. If multiple aces are hit, the pot is split evenly among those players. Payouts are funded by $17 from each entry and awarded to the top 45 percent of each division based on the PDGA payout scale. Pro divisions are paid in cash or digitally. Amateur divisions receive merchandise credit redeemable with the on-site Disc Golf Dojo pro shop. Results and payouts will be posted to Disc Golf Scene once all rounds are complete. Credit may be used the same day or at a future Disc Golf Dojo event, and amateur credit expires two years from the award date. A concurrent Flex Start Doubles option is also offered, unsanctioned, with Pro and Am divisions. Register the team with a single entry and list both players under the name field. Doubles has a separate ace pot, scoring is kept in a UDisc event, and the top third of each division receives payout, with cash for pros and store credit for amateurs.

June Rainbow Library Pop-Up

A Rainbow Library pop-up at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar offers a browse-and-borrow experience for readers of every age. The collection includes children’s picture books, young adult novels, graphic novels, and workbooks that explore gender, sexuality, race, nationality, and other aspects of identity. It highlights characters and authors from LGBTQIA+, Black, and Indigenous communities. Expect imaginative stories that help young children understand gender, memoirs by non-binary writers, tender narratives of queer love, and richly illustrated titles that celebrate cultures around the world. Borrowing is managed through LibraryCat. First-time borrowers receive a card with a unique ID, there are no set due dates, and there are no penalties for late or lost items. Books can be returned at a future pop-up, supporting access to materials that may be difficult to find in some public settings.

Create & Innovate Summer Camp

Designed for ages 8 to 12, this screen-free camp fills summer with imagination, movement, and meaningful play. Campers explore creative art making, open-ended projects, and inventive challenges that build problem-solving skills, self-expression, and confidence. Outdoor time includes supervised creek play and nature exploration, giving kids a chance to get messy, work as a team, and enjoy a relaxed environment. The daily rhythm blends guided creative activities with plenty of free play so children can follow their interests, make friends, and unwind. All programming is intentionally free of screens to foster imagination, social connection, and real-world discovery. Tuition is $250 for early registration and $275 for regular registration. A daily snack is provided, and care is offered across five full days. Enrollment is limited to 7 participants to keep the experience personal. A $50 non-refundable deposit secures a spot, with the remaining balance due 14 days before the session begins.

100. 3rd Thursday Photo Walk - Fayetteville

Walk alongside professional photographers and technical reps for a friendly, hands-on photography outing. Learn how to get the most from your camera while practicing techniques and capturing images in real-world scenes. This is a single session lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours. There are no prerequisites and there is no fee. To be prepared, bring a camera, lens, tripod, memory card, speedlight or strobes, filters, a shutter release, and an extra battery. Capacity may vary by store location.

Made for More Collective hosts Brushes & Brews

Made for More Collective hosts a relaxed, hands-on tote bag design workshop at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Personalize a reusable bag with step-by-step guidance and take your finished piece home. All materials are provided, including paints, stencils, and other design elements, so there is nothing extra to bring. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from the coffeehouse and bar. The setting invites you to slow down, get inspired, and create something beautiful and practical.

Sip & Sing with Once Were Young

Live music fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery with a performance by Once Were Young. Seating is first come, first served and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery offers house-made food from its kitchen. Outside food or drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.

Sip & Sing with 96 Miles

Experience live music at Tontitown Winery as 96 Miles performs on the outdoor patio. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no need for reservations or tickets. The winery offers in-house food options to enjoy during the show. Outside food or drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.

Watercolor Workshop - Beaches

This in person watercolor workshop focuses on peaceful beach landscapes created on 8 by 10 paper. It welcomes beginners as well as those looking to build on existing skills, with instruction on painting soft skies, shimmering water, and sandy textures, plus the option to add pen and ink accents. Live, step by step demonstrations are followed by time for personal work, questions, and quiet concentration. Participants complete one finished seaside scene to take home and leave with refreshed techniques and a sense of ease. Pricing is $45 when bringing personal supplies or $55 with materials provided for use in the studio, and beginner kits are available for pick up or shipping. If bringing your own materials, plan for one sheet of 140 lb cold press paper, round brushes in sizes 6 and 12, a flat brush about one half to three quarter inch wide, an optional liner or detail brush, watercolor paints, a pencil and eraser, masking or painter’s tape, and a sturdy board around 9 by 12 inches. Recommended supplies are available for purchase at the studio. Registration is nonrefundable, with the option to transfer to a future session if requested at least 48 hours in advance.

Kessler Mountain Jam

Kessler Mountain Jam returns with fast, technical mountain bike racing on the trails of Kessler Mountain. Part of the Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Series and sanctioned by USA Cycling, it brings together riders of all ages and skill levels to push themselves on a classic trail network. With categories from beginner to elite, the experience is welcoming, competitive, and fun for first-timers and points contenders. The event includes professional chip timing, event shirts, post-race food and drinks for adults and youth, and awards at the finish, all in a lively atmosphere supported by the local mountain bike community.

Team Trios - Riftbound - Pokemon - Magic: the Gathering

Final Boss Games is hosting a team trios tournament that brings together Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, and Riftbound. Each team has three players, with one competing in Magic: The Gathering Modern, one in Pokémon Standard, and one in Riftbound Standard. In every round, teammates face the corresponding player from the opposing team, and the first team to earn two match victories wins the round. The tournament follows a Swiss structure with the number of rounds determined by attendance. A prize pool of $1,000 will be paid out to the top cut. Proxies are fully allowed as long as they are in color and use official art, and printing can be provided if needed. Players who are interested but do not have a complete team can reach out to be connected with others.

Sip & Sing with Illinois River Boys

Live music from the Illinois River Boys fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating operates on a first-come basis, with no reservations or tickets required. The winery offers house-made food with a full menu available. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Gentry Freedom Fest

At Gentry Freedom Fest in Gentry City Park, the country's 250th anniversary takes center stage with an appearance by The Swade Diablos. Guests are encouraged to pack lawn chairs and wear red, white, and blue to set the tone for the celebration.

Wonders of Water Summer Camp

At Tontitown Ark, kids ages 6 to 10 immerse in a screen-free, full-day, five-day camp focused on the wonders of water. Through hands-on science, water-inspired art, and outdoor adventures, campers explore how water shapes the earth, try out floating and sinking investigations, and enjoy supervised creek and water play. The experience blends guided activities with open play and social time to encourage teamwork, creativity, and confidence in a nurturing setting. A daily snack is included. Group size is limited to 7 for a personal experience. Tuition is $250 for early bird registration and $275 for regular registration. A $50 nonrefundable deposit holds a spot, and the remaining tuition is due 14 days before the program begins.

Six Twelve Art Social

Artists at any level can settle into a cozy art social designed for creativity and conversation. The space offers comfortable chairs, table lamps, and mellow live music to set the mood. Bring your own supplies in any medium, whether you paint, draw, crochet, knit, or write, and choose to work solo, pair up with a friend, or sit with a group of local creatives. Lattes, handmade cocktails, and locally made bites are available to enjoy while you create. A daily happy hour features $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.

Fayetteville Movement Festival 2026

The 5th annual Fayetteville Movement Festival brings together passionate, creative instructors from NWA for dance, movement, art, and connection at Mount Sequoyah Center in the heart of Fayetteville. The environment emphasizes openness and creativity, with beginner-friendly classes that welcome all bodies, all ages, and every level of experience. Ticket options include Pre-Early Bird Special at $95, Early Bird at $105, Not So Early Bird at $125, Last Chance to Save at $135, and General Admission at $155. Attendees under 18 are admitted at no cost, and financial barriers will not prevent participation. For inquiries, email connect@fayettevillemovementfestival.com.

Sip & Sing with Dr. Choice & the Bad Decisions

Live music fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery with a performance by Dr. Choice & the Bad Decisions. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and reservations or tickets are not required. The winery offers in-house food options. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Bryan Bielanski Live @ Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar

At Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski shares catchy, rock-and-folk infused songs with a style that feels both familiar and new. Known for tireless touring, he has played more than 2,500 shows, including 311 in 2025, across the United States and in countries such as Austria, Belgium, China, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. Audiences and music writers have highlighted the upbeat energy reflected in his album title, Bryan’s Super Happy Fun Time.

Sip & Sing with Take Cover Band

Take Cover Band brings live music to the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery serves house-made food from its own menu. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, and this rule is strictly enforced.

Post Malone & Jelly Roll

Post Malone and Jelly Roll perform live at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Tickets are on sale.

War Boar Pig Roast Steamroller

War Boar Pig Roast Steamroller serves as an Iron Gauntlet Qualifier with five 100 point rounds of MKIV Warmachine. Tables use 2.5d terrain and templates to mark terrain footprints, along with removable 3d pieces to keep gameplay precise. The entry fee is $30 and includes a BBQ lunch and a drink.

Splash Bash

Part of Summer in the City, a four-event series on the Jones Center campus, this Splash Bash brings back old-school ways to beat the heat. Cool off with inflatable water slides, water balloons, and ongoing games and activities. Music will set the tone for dancing in the Jones Center backyard, and a dedicated Toddlers Zone welcomes the youngest participants. Pack a swimsuit for this free, all-ages community block party. A waiver is required at entry. Lawn chairs are recommended, and concessions will be available for purchase.

Forts & Friends Summer Camp

A five-day summer camp invites children ages 6 to 10 to unplug, explore the outdoors, and construct imaginative forts and hideaways. The experience blends hands-on art, adventurous play, and faith-centered character growth to nurture creativity, build confidence, and spark curiosity. Each day includes nature walks and discovery across 12 acres with a spring-fed creek, process-focused art inspired by the natural world, team challenges and creative movement, gentle faith lessons woven throughout the day, generous time for unstructured play, and healthy snacks. The aim is a safe, caring setting where kids connect with nature, build friendships, and head home feeling energized, inspired, and self-assured. Enrollment is intentionally limited to 7 campers for a highly personal experience. Early bird tuition is $250 and the regular rate is $275. A $50 non-refundable deposit reserves a spot, and the remaining balance is due 14 days before the session begins.

Sip & Sing with Old Dime Box

Enjoy an evening of live music as Old Dime Box performs on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is open and available upon arrival, with no reservations or tickets required. The winery offers house-made food options to complement your visit. Outside food or drinks are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.

teeter @ Red Door

This outdoor gathering at Red Door Bar & Grill offers pleasant weather, refreshing drinks, satisfying food, and a backdrop of rock music.