Events in Little Rock

BOOMERS ROCK TOP GOLF

A Boomers Rock members event brings an upbeat evening to Topgolf Little Rock with target-hitting games, scoring, and friendly competition supported by live leaderboard tracking. Comfortable, climate controlled bays with fans and TVs keep the play going, and clubs are provided for anyone who does not bring their own, so all experience levels can take part. Admission is $38 per person with gratuity included and covers play plus charcuterie style snacks with hummus, crudité, meats, crackers, and veggies, along with a dessert trio of injectable donuts, lemon bars, and double chocolate chip cookies, as well as water, tea, and soft drinks. Additional food and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. Capacity is limited, a waitlist will be available if it fills up, and more bays may be added. Attendance is limited to Boomers Rock members.

Pedal Party

An inclusive Monday night group ride in Little Rock brings cyclists together for a relaxed social roll between two local favorites. It begins at Southern Tail Brewing with time for snacks and drinks, then heads to Rock City Yacht Club for food, drinks, and live music by Patty and the Cakes, before returning to the starting point. Information about bike rentals is available for those without a bike, and non riders can take part in the gatherings at both venues.

Silent Book Club- Little Rock: April

Paper Hearts Bookstore hosts a Silent Book Club gathering at Pettaway Coffee. Bring a book you are currently reading and spend about 45 minutes reading in quiet, followed by roughly 15 minutes to discuss what you are reading and what you plan to read next. Participation in the discussion is optional. Coffee will be available to purchase, and arriving a little early is encouraged so orders can be placed before reading begins.

Echoes of Antiquity

Presented by the choirs of UA Little Rock, this spring 2026 concert at the Cathedral of St. Andrew features music from the Renaissance alongside contemporary choral works shaped by early music traditions. The program highlights the connection between past and present, showing how historic styles continue to influence today’s choral sound.

Yoga Class - Flow and Grow

Experience a dynamic yoga session that blends vinyasa movement with meditation, breathwork, and mindful attention to support growth and deeper self-connection. Open to all experience levels, the practice adapts to the energy of the day and may draw from hatha, yin, restorative, or other approaches. Each class begins with gentle warmups, then moves into flowing sequences that build strength, flexibility, and balance, with accessible options for newcomers and added challenges for longtime practitioners. Themes of self-discovery and personal development are woven throughout, and the session closes with a focused intention to strengthen your connection to yourself and your practice.

Personal Pies? Yes, Please!

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on pie-making class led by Chef Jan. Every participant creates four individual pies to keep or enjoy during class, featuring apple, cherry, pecan, and a savory variety. Learn essential techniques for tender crusts, flavorful fillings, and decorative tops, including a classic lattice. Leave with multiple finished pies, a complete set of recipes, and the confidence to bake from scratch at home.

Restorative Yoga: Deep Rest & Reset w/ Kerri

This in-person restorative yoga session at the RiverStone Wellness Center Yoga Room centers on calming the nervous system and inviting deep rest. Led by Kerri Michael, LCSW, RYT 500, it features a slow, passive approach with bolsters, blankets, and blocks so the body is completely supported in a handful of simple poses held for several minutes. There is no emphasis on stretching or building strength, only space to release tension and move out of a stress-driven state so natural healing can take place. The class is welcoming to beginners and those with limited mobility, and it can be especially supportive for people navigating overwhelm or burnout. It may help ease anxiety, improve sleep, and provide a way to physically integrate the emotional work explored in therapy.

Cozy Crocheting for Beginners

Settle into a relaxed, beginner-friendly crochet class guided by crochet professional Jessica Sosnoski. Known for appearing at monthly art shows in Little Rock and Benton, Jessica offers clear, patient instruction so newcomers can build confidence stitch by stitch. Learn the fundamentals while working on cozy projects such as hats, socks, scarves, sweaters, or heartfelt gifts for friends and family. All materials are provided, and each participant leaves with their finished yarn creation and a 4.0 crochet hook to continue practicing at home.

Meditation and Mindfulness

Open to beginners and seasoned practitioners alike, this guided meditation class centers on connecting with inner guidance and strengthening the mind and body connection. Participants will explore approaches such as awareness of breathing, body scan practices, and visualization exercises, along with tools like breathing techniques, hand mudras, and instructor-led meditations. The setting is welcoming and supportive, with a focus on easing stress, cultivating mindfulness, and fostering overall wellness. It offers time and structure to try different methods and gradually deepen a personal practice.

Missing in Action (1984, R)

Expect big explosions, quick quips, and plenty of Chuck Norris on the big screen at Ron Robinson Theater. Missing in Action (1984, R) follows Colonel James Braddock, a former Vietnam War POW who heads back into hostile territory alone to free the soldiers still left behind. The film serves up high-intensity set pieces, daring rescues, and the unyielding grit that made ’80s action a staple. Seating is general admission, so arriving early helps with seat selection. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered for paid ticket holders with validation at the box office when you bring a ticket from designated nearby lots.

VC Coffee Connect

A relaxed coffee meetup at The Venture Center brings together entrepreneurs, founders, and mentors for ongoing networking and conversation. Attendees are encouraged to bring a guest who would enjoy building connections within this community. After the gathering, participants can stay on the second floor to work alongside other innovators for the rest of the day.

Protecting Assets Through Effective Estate Planning

An educational session on estate planning led by Kimbro Stephens and Shane Cox will be held at Jurist Law Group, PLLC. The program focuses on practical strategies to protect assets, avoid probate, and prepare for long term care with confidence. Attendees can expect clear, actionable guidance to help make informed decisions about the future and their family’s security. Light lunch and refreshments are provided.

Mid-Day Meditation w/ Alisyn

Take a mindful pause in the middle of the day with a short, guided meditation from RiverStone Wellness Center. In this seated session, Alisyn Reid, LCSW, RYT 500, leads simple breathing practices and gentle, nonjudgmental awareness to help shift attention to the present, ease mental overload, and bring clarity to the afternoon. The experience lasts about 20 minutes, so it fits naturally into a lunch break or a quick reset between tasks. Attend in the RiverStone Yoga Room or connect virtually through Zoom. The environment welcomes every level of experience, and no prior meditation background is needed. Advance sign up is required for both in person and online participation.

Waylon Wyatt

Find tickets for Waylon Wyatt at The Hall in Little Rock.

Blood Drive: Get Your Sticks On

Donate blood at this community drive to make a real impact. A single contribution can help multiple patients in need. Appointments can be scheduled in advance, and walk-ins are welcome. Please bring a photo ID. Every donation makes a difference.

PIN-POINT: Queer Leadership Network Monthly Gathering

PIN-POINT is a monthly, peer-supported circle that brings together queer entrepreneurs, organizers, creatives, and nonprofit leaders from across Arkansas. Created by Hairpins and the Dropping Hairpins Project, it focuses on easing the isolation that can accompany leadership and fostering genuine, long-term connections among people who are actively creating and leading in their communities.

Union Arena Store Tournament

The Dojo hosts the inaugural Union Arena Store Tournament, marking a key moment for the venue’s Union Arena community. The competition follows the official store tournament format with organized rounds, and players bring their own decks to face off against fellow competitors. It is welcoming to both new and experienced players, and there is no entry fee.

Little Rock - Riftbound Nexus Nights

Riftbound Nexus Nights offers a weekly 1v1 Constructed tournament at Game Goblins in Little Rock, welcoming seasoned duelists and new players alike to sharpen strategy, showcase skill, and refine deck mastery in a friendly setting. Bring a legal Riftbound deck and compete through Swiss rounds determined by attendance, then a top cut awards store credit. Entry is $10 per player. Each participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack upon entry, and the top cut pays out 100 percent in store credit based on attendance. Additional promos or prizes may be added depending on attendance.

Weekly Modern Tournament

A recurring Modern Magic: The Gathering tournament invites players to test their skills in one of the game's most powerful formats. Bring a legal 60 card Modern deck and compete in a weekly event focused on tight play and meaningful rewards. The entry fee is $10. Prize support is split among the top three finishers with a full payout to those places. Store credit cannot be used for entry. Expect competitive decks, precise decisions, and pressure filled rounds that reveal how your build holds up against the competition.

Meditation Group

A group meditation experience designed to support well-being. Meditation can help lower stress, ease anxiety, and promote better health. Each week, participants explore straightforward, accessible practices. No prior experience is required.

Jazz in the Park

Jazz in the Park returns with five nights of free live music at the River Market Pavilions in the heart of downtown Little Rock. Expect smooth vocals, virtuosic instrumental solos, and styles ranging from Blues to Jazz Fusion that showcase the city’s music scene. The series features performances by Billy Jones & the Delta Bluez Outlaws, Nia Renée, SYNRG Band, Eclectic Soul, and Ricky Howard & the G-Music Band. Concerts are kid friendly and dog friendly. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets, and a limited number of chairs will be provided on site. Coolers are not allowed, but personal food is welcome. Alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages will be available for purchase by cash, Cash App, or card, with proceeds benefiting the Art Porter Music Education scholarship fund. If it rains, the music moves to Ottenheimer River Market Hall. Presented by the Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau in partnership with Art Porter Music Education, Inc., this seasonal tradition has been celebrating the community’s jazz and R&B talent since 2013. Before or after the show, explore the River Market Entertainment District, where wristband holders can carry beverages into participating establishments.

Bryan Raymond and more

Four acts share the stage as Bryan Raymond from DeLand, Florida joins Adam Faucett & The Spectral Class, William Blackart, and Troy Bennetts Graveyard Lips. Admission is $10, with NOTAFLOF.

August Wilson's Fences

August Wilson's Fences traces the life of Troy Maxson, once a star in the Negro baseball leagues and now a garbage collector in 1957 Pittsburgh. Shut out of the majors during his prime, he carries frustrations that strain his home life, especially with his wife and son. The story explores how racism and limited opportunity shape one man's choices, and how a family navigates legacy, what is passed down, and the hope for something more. Tickets are available online. General seating is priced at $30, with a $25 rate for students, seniors, and military. This production uses specific seat selection, and tickets purchased at the door cost $5 more. Saturday matinees are part of the schedule.

Open Mic

Catch the spark of stand-up in a night where future headliners get their start and Little Rock comics, both fresh faces and veterans, try out brand-new material. Sets can range from promising first drafts to bits that veer off course, giving a candid look at how jokes are shaped in real time. The mix of performers changes regularly, so each show brings a different rhythm and a new batch of surprises.

4th Annual Baby Prom

Pull out the cutest tiny suits and party dresses, because this playful prom is created just for little ones. Babies and toddlers from birth to age 2 can dress up and dance to music, with snacks available and spaces for adorable photo moments. This special event will replace both regular storytimes that day.

Wish Wednesday

Wish Wednesday brings a day of giving at Buff City Soap - Little Rock in partnership with Make-A-Wish Mid-South. Throughout the day, 15 percent of sales will be donated to the organization. Choosing the special "Wishy Washy" soap bar adds a $3 contribution per bar, and shoppers can also round up at checkout to increase their support. With Mother’s Day approaching, in-store gift wishlists will be available to fill out and share with loved ones. Every purchase helps fund wishes that bring comfort, courage, and joy to children facing critical illnesses.

Toddler Storytime

Listen to stories read aloud, then take part in activities. This event brings together storytelling and activity time.

Downsizing Seminar

Make room for the life you want with a practical seminar where local experts share helpful guidance on how to organize and navigate the downsizing process more easily. Expect straightforward tips that simplify decisions and make each step feel more manageable.

Lights! Camera! Transformation! Exomind!

Sei Bella hosts a VIP premiere spotlighting Exomind, presented as a breakthrough in mental wellness. This open-house style event welcomes everyone to stop by and experience live demonstrations along with special introductory pricing. As a newly designated BTL Face, Mind, Body Center, the team will explain how their latest device is used to address depression, anxiety, brain fog, and difficulties with focus that may be related to ADD or menopause. Expect film-inspired door prizes, refreshments, and complimentary demos on additional BTL technologies. For scheduling, pricing, and details, text Kathy, RN and BTL expert, at 501-757-1128.

Dreamland Lounge Soft Opening - Weekend Four

Now in its fourth weekend, the soft opening at Dreamland Lounge runs alongside the shipping container pop-up organized by Beyond the Divide Project. The lounge serves drinks on a recommended-donation basis, and all proceeds benefit Friends of Dreamland, the nonprofit working to restore Taborian Hall. On Friday, Discover Dreamland offers a chance to walk the historic halls and view a temporary art display provided by Friends of Dreamland. Executive Director Matthew McCoy will lead a guided tour that lasts about an hour.

Yoga Class - Flow and Grow

Experience a dynamic yoga class that blends flowing vinyasa sequences with meditation, intentional breathwork, and mindful awareness to encourage growth and self-understanding. Open to all levels, the practice adjusts to the energy of the day and may incorporate elements of hatha, yin, restorative, or other styles as needed. Each session begins with gentle warmups, then moves into sequences that build strength, flexibility, and balance, with approachable options for beginners and added challenges for seasoned practitioners. Themes of self-discovery and personal development are woven throughout, and the class concludes with practices that deepen your connection to yourself and your time on the mat. Registration is available through the provided link or the website.

Let’s Talk, Little Rock

This kid-friendly community conversation focuses on how the YMCA can better serve Little Rock. Attendees can share ideas, needs, and hopes for programs, services, and opportunities across the city. Parents, young professionals, community leaders, and anyone invested in a stronger Little Rock are encouraged to take part. Expect time to connect with neighbors and YMCA leaders, and to help shape future offerings for kids, families, and individuals. Dinner from Whole Hog Cafe will be available, and tickets are free. The setting is relaxed and come as you are, with a goal of taking the first step toward building something meaningful together.

Am I a Tiger? Night

This event is tailored for local business professionals and owners who want to expand their reach and grow their business. Organized by a local networking group committed to building relationships and helping one another succeed, the evening includes speed networking, opportunities to connect with peers, and refreshments.

The Perfect Combo Pot Make & Take Class

Create a warm-season combination planter using annuals suited to Arkansas, then take your finished sun or shade container home. This hands-on class at The Good Earth Garden Center encourages getting your hands in the soil, so dress for a bit of mess. Advance registration is required, and a $125 fee is due at sign-up to cover materials. That amount typically covers an approximately $80 pot, soil, Jump Start, plants, and tax. Choosing a higher-priced container or extra plants is optional, and the $125 will be applied toward the total with any remaining balance due. If the class is moved or canceled because of weather, or if you need to cancel for any reason, a $125 Good Earth gift card will be mailed for use on a future retail purchase. To register, call 501-868-4666 or stop by the store, and please provide a reliable email address and phone number for class updates. Questions can be sent to wecare@thegoodearthgarden.com.

2nd Annual Drive to Thrive: Topgolf Charity Classic

An evening of friendly competition at Topgolf Little Rock features tournament play, food, drinks, and prizes in a charity classic benefiting DMHC. Each guest receives three hours of Topgolf gameplay and entry into an exclusive TopContender tournament. Dinner and refreshments are included, with golf clubs provided. The event also includes a silent auction and raffle, plus prizes for winning teams. Proceeds support DMHC’s mission to provide accessible, compassionate care in the community.

Arkansas Times Spring Margarita Festival 2026

Local bartenders compete in a margarita showdown at the River Market Food Pavilion, with attendees sampling creations from local restaurants and bars and casting votes to choose the winner. Admission includes tasting samples for voting, along with fun and music. VIP admission provides early entry, access to a VIP only area with table seating, and service from a private bartender. Sponsored by Milagro Tequila, with support from Edwards Food Giant and the KARK Channel 4 Arkansas Style Show.

The Gentle Hour: Yin Yoga w/ Deidre

The Gentle Hour is a calming Yin Yoga session held in person in the yoga room at RiverStone Wellness Center. Guided by Deidre Gray, LCSW, RYT 200, this trauma informed class encourages participants to slow down, breathe, and settle into gentle poses at a comfortable pace. It is open to everyone and no prior yoga experience is required. The atmosphere is soft and supportive, whether someone feels tired, anxious, curious, or simply wants a quiet moment. It suits current RiverStone clients as well as newcomers and can complement a therapeutic journey with mindful movement. Advance registration is required.

Every Thursday Night is Ladies Night at the VFW

Ladies Night at VFW Post 1316 features a happy hour, drink specials, and opportunities to meet and connect with other women. It is a social evening centered on conversation, camaraderie, and special offers.

15th Annual Crawfish Salute

The Hat Club’s Crawfish Salute returns to Rusty Tractor Vineyards with all-you-can-eat crawfish, live music, auctions, raffles, and more, benefiting the UAMS NICU. Attendees can enjoy plenty of food and entertainment while supporting a cause that makes a difference in the community. The Hat Club is a nonprofit that helps other charitable organizations through fundraising, community service, and charity events.

Commander Night

Game Goblins in Little Rock features Magic: The Gathering Commander play. Choose a commander and put your deck to the test in four-player pods. Each game is a multiplayer free for all. The last player standing wins the pod. An in-store Magic Judge is available for rules questions and event guidance. The entry fee is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, and pod winners earn an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack. The event offers a casual competitive setting suited to both newcomers and seasoned players.

Jackie Fabulous

This show spotlights Jackie Fabulous, a stand-up comedian, actor and writer with credits that include three appearances on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, America’s Got Talent: All Stars, Showtime’s Flatbush Misdemeanors, The Arsenio Hall Show, HBO’s Pause and That Damn Michael Che. She performs at comedy clubs around the country, and her hour-long special Menoplause is available.

Preschool Storytime

Settle in for a session of stories followed by engaging activities, creating a warm and welcoming experience focused on listening and participation.

SoMa After Dark

SoMa After Dark marks SoMa’s 20th birthday with a neighborhood celebration featuring locally owned shops open late alongside live music, art, food, and drinks. Highlights include complimentary birthday cake, a group Happy Birthday singalong with a candle blowout, the xfinity Imagination Station in The Bernice Garden, local shopping with pop-up vendors, and dining and drink specials throughout SoMa.

SoMa After Dark Art Pop-Up with Bekah and Jenna

An art pop-up at SMC during SoMa After Dark spotlights the work of Bekah Wild and Jenna Jones. Bekah Wild, a printmaker and illustrator based in Little Rock, creates pieces inspired by the comfort and beauty of life in the Natural State, blending a return to and a fresh take on a family lineage of folk traditions. Jenna Jones, working as SLUGKNIVES, brings bright, kitschy, and bold artworks on canvas, wood, and paper, drawing from childhood, nostalgia, and the natural world with a special focus on sweets, fungi, and all things creepy crawly. The event centers on art from these two artists, with snacks and sips available.

Take Two Draft

This weekly Friday Night Magic event features the Take Two Draft format, where players pick two cards per pack instead of one for a quicker draft with added strategic depth. Entry is $22 and includes three draft packs. The event consists of three rounds, and a booster pack is awarded for each match win. It suits both competitive players and those seeking a laid back FNM with a twist.

Dinner on the Grounds 2026

Now in its 21st year, Dinner on the Grounds brings the community together for tastes from local kitchens, live music, and time to connect, all in support of Our House clients working to exit homelessness. The event is chaired by Liza and Ray Nolan alongside Frances and David Mitchell. Support for this event helps provide individuals and families experiencing homelessness with safe shelter, practical resources, and the stability needed to build lasting independence. The gathering takes place on the grounds of Rusty Tractor Vineyards and features local flavors and refreshing drinks. For more information, contact Sierra Fisher at 501-374-7383 ext. 230 or sierra.fisher@ourhouseshelter.org.

Meditation and Mindfulness

Explore meditation in a welcoming class designed for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Sessions introduce practical approaches like noticing the breath, scanning the body, and using imagery, along with techniques such as breathwork, simple hand gestures known as mudras, and guided practices. The focus is on building everyday mindfulness, easing stress, and supporting overall well-being in a setting that encourages personal discovery and growth.

Brunch & Brush Night

Experience a creative night at The Spot with a guided paint session from The Mokasso Experience, complemented by a brunch buffet. Tickets are $75 and include all painting materials and guided instruction. An optional bottomless mimosa add-on is available for $20. Suitable for a friends outing, a date night, or a solo treat. Capacity is limited. Hosted by The Mokasso Experience.

Commander Night - Little Rock

Enjoy Magic: The Gathering in the Commander format at Game Goblins in Little Rock, featuring four player pods and Commander Constructed decks. Matches are multiplayer free for all, and the last player remaining wins. An in-store Magic Judge will be available to answer rules questions and provide guidance. The setting aims for a relaxed yet competitive experience with the local Magic community. Entry is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, and each pod winner also earns an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

Choir Rehearsal With Friends

Comedian and social media influencer Will Johnson brings the Choir Rehearsal With Friends Tour to Little Rock for the first time with the Back 2 the Choir Stand show at Place of Harvest Church. Expect an upbeat mix of comedy, laughter, and choir focused music shared with friends and family. Tickets are available, and CRWF merchandise is offered. Presented by the Arkansas Region Board of Christian Education and the Arkansas Region Christian Youth Fellowship of the CME Church.

The Birdcage 30th Anniversary (1996, R)

Celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Birdcage with a special big-screen presentation of the 1996 R-rated comedy starring Robin Williams and Nathan Lane. Directed by Mike Nichols and written by Elaine May, this remake of La Cage aux Folles blends sharp humor with themes of family, identity, and acceptance. Filled with memorable moments and quotable lines, it is well suited to a shared theater experience. Seating is general admission. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered for paid ticket holders with validation at the box office when presenting a ticket from the library lot across from the Main Library or from the parking deck next to the Main Library. Presented at the CALS Ron Robinson Theater.

Pentagram and more

Enjoy a night of live music as Pentagram headlines The Rev Room with support from Madman Morgan and Mammoth Caravan. General admission is $25 in advance and $28 on the day of the show. All ages are admitted.

deFrance and more

Stickyz hosts deFrance with Jam Halen for a rock show led by a band rooted in Little Rock, Arkansas and known for a genuine sound and tireless dedication. Coverage from outlets like American Songwriter and Billboard has spotlighted their commitment and prolific pace, noting that frontman Drew deFrance has multiple releases on the way alongside a recent album. With more than a thousand performances behind them, their songs explore rebellion, love, and heartbreak in ways that connect with fans. All ages are admitted. Reserved seating is sold as table reservations at $15 per person in advance, with any remaining reserved seats available at the same price at the door. Table packages are offered at $30 for two, $60 for four, or $90 for six, plus ticket fees. A limited number of general admission, standing room only tickets are $10, increasing to $15 at the door if any remain.

Caregiver Workshop

Caring for an adult with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or other health needs can feel challenging and lonely. This free workshop offers education, training, and support for both family and professional caregivers. Participants develop a stronger understanding of Alzheimer’s and dementia, then learn practical techniques and tools that apply across a variety of caregiving situations so everyday tasks are easier to manage. The program also shares self-care approaches designed to lower stress and help prevent burnout. Local community partners and organizations will be available with information and services, and vendor exhibits will highlight helpful resources for caregivers and the adults they support. Lunch is included.

Nick Flora

Nick Flora is back with his folk and pop blend, performing beloved tracks spanning multiple styles and eras. The set features well-known tunes reinterpreted in his own style.

Music And Movement Storytime

An interactive storytime that supports early literacy and social and motor abilities through music, guided movement, rhymes, and storytelling. It combines a story and music... for a movement-focused session.

24th Annual Therapeutic Recreation Arts Festival

An arts festival honoring therapeutic recreation welcomes children and adults with special needs and is open to everyone. Activities include hands-on options such as foam projects and making beaded necklaces or bracelets, along with a magician, a dance contest, games, and more. Admission is free, and the event takes place at the Hall of Industry at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds.

Choma must laugh

Crazy Amos brings a comedy show to Choma that highlights authentic Zambian comedy and plenty of laughs. The show takes place at Bites & Pints Grill in Choma. Tickets are available in two tiers, with Ordinary priced at K50 and VIP priced at K100.

Dansko Days at Dillard's - Park Plaza

An exclusive Dansko brand event at Dillard’s in Park Plaza Mall features the chance to meet the Dansko representative, receive help finding the right fit, and explore new spring styles, from must-have sandals to longtime favorites. A complimentary gift is available with any Dansko purchase.

Ink And Fangs: K-Pop Meetup

Connect with fellow K-pop fans at a meetup celebrating ENHYPEN, featuring energetic music and interactive activities such as trivia. Hosted by the Argenta Library, this gathering welcomes ENGENES for a fun, social experience.

Ms. Gay Little Rock

Birdies Cabaret Theater and Lounge presents Ms. Gay Little Rock, 2026, a spirited evening centered on competition. Contestants step into the spotlight for a celebratory showcase that brings an energetic atmosphere to the stage.

Jenny Don't & The Spurs

Jenny Don't And The Spurs take the stage at White Water Tavern in Little Rock for a live performance.

Stepstool Workshop (May)

At Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas, Dykes With Drills hosts an introductory woodworking workshop where participants learn the safe use of a chopsaw, drills, and drivers while building a small stepstool. The finished stool measures 12 inches wide, 14 1/4 inches deep, and 7 3/4 inches high. The session focuses on tool safety and essential skills for beginners.

Breezy & Brandy's Birthday Glow Yoga

Celebrate Breezy and Brandy's 46th with a glow-in-the-dark yoga session set to 80s and 90s hits from Video DJ G-Force. The class is not heated. Wear white or neon to stand out under the blacklights, and arrive up to 30 minutes early to use the available body paint. Admission is $20 per person, and 100% of proceeds support Trust Tree, a local organization creating empowering spaces for girls through music, art, group activities, and one-on-one mentoring. Please note that some tracks may be uncensored.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Saturday Tournament

This weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament features three rounds of competitive play. The entry fee is $10. Every participant receives one booster pack that is not from the Rarity Collection, and an extra pack is awarded for each win during the event. Suitable for longtime duelists as well as newcomers who want to refine strategies and put their decks to the test.

Sip & Shop

Designed as a women-focused night out, Sip & Shop brings fashion and fun to the courtyard at The Promenade at Chenal. Expect signature cocktails alongside refreshing mocktails, plus sweet and savory bites and live performances. Enjoy a preview of spring styles from Promenade retailers, with select looks showcased by Miss Arkansas. Complimentary prizes, giveaways, and exclusive offers will be available, with plenty of time to mingle, browse, and feel celebrated.

Arkansas on Screen: Pass the Ammo (1987, R)

Made in Arkansas, Pass the Ammo blends satire, crime, and dark comedy as a church fund-raiser collapses into a hostage ordeal. Tim Curry delivers a quirky turn while the story skewers televangelist spectacle and lets the chaos build. This screening is part of Arkansas on Screen, a single-day, three-film showcase celebrating work created in the state, ranging from time-honored titles and cult discoveries to high-energy action, and spotlighting Arkansas’s place in movie history. It is a rare theatrical opportunity to catch a seldom screened Arkansas production for viewers seeking something surprising. Seating is general admission, so early arrival is recommended to choose a preferred spot. Concessions, including beer and wine, will be available. Complimentary parking is available for paid ticket holders with in-theater validation. Presented at the CALS Ron Robinson Theater.

SpeakEasy: 60th Anniversary Celebration

Youth Home presents the inaugural SpeakEasy, a fundraising celebration of 60 years of hope and healing for Arkansas youth. Hosted at the Eastside Scrapyard, the evening is designed as an immersive journey that moves from quiet to conversation and from stigma to hope. It unfolds from thoughtful, reflective moments into a lively celebration. Guests will experience a culinary narrative told in courses, spanning smoky coal-fired dishes, fresh and restorative fare, and indulgent desserts, each complemented by thoughtfully curated beverages. Sophisticated jazz shapes an energetic atmosphere. Interactive art and design turn each area into a visual story of transformation, including the Finding Refuge experience and the Sweet Success celebration space. A silent auction offers distinctive items and experiences, with proceeds supporting life-changing mental health treatment. At its core is a commitment to expand evidence-based, trauma-informed care for young people. With teen mental health in crisis and suicide the second leading cause of death for adolescents, the event champions open, stigma-free conversation as a path to healing. For six decades, Youth Home has served as a trusted partner in Arkansas, operating a 52-acre natural campus that provides evidence-based residential treatment for adolescents facing severe psychiatric conditions and behavioral health disorders. This gathering honors that legacy while fueling the next generation of care. Individual tickets and tables are available, and sponsorship opportunities invite brands to align with a message of hope and healing. The first SpeakEasy launches what is intended to become Youth Home’s signature annual celebration, crafted to leave attendees inspired, energized, and deeply connected to the mission.

Little Rock Aces Travel JV and U14 Tryout

Players born from 2010 to 2014 can try out for the Little Rock Aces travel hockey teams at the JV and 14U levels. The tryout will take place at Arkansas Skatium. All participants must complete pre-registration, and a $20 fee is required. For questions, contact littlerockaceshockey@gmail.com.

Yard/Craft Sale

A community yard and craft sale at the Fraternal Order of Eagles features a mix of yard sale finds and handmade goods. Up to 30 vendor spots are available. Each 12 by 12 booth costs $20, and an extra table can be added for $5. Fees are due at the time of reservation, with payment accepted via the listed Cash App QR code or in person with the bartender at the Fraternal Order of Eagles. For details or to reserve a booth, contact Auxiliary Madam Secretary Sandra Lind at (501) 607-0486.

Day of Service

Volunteers are needed to help clean the park at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History. Lend a hand in a simple beautification effort and make a positive impact on this shared outdoor space.

Merit Badge University

Merit Badge University at U.A. Little Rock AR offers around 60 subjects to choose from. A preliminary class list is available to review, and registration is available.

Hike Two Rivers

Participants gather at the base of the bridge, then follow the path out to the bathrooms on the peninsula. From there, choose your distance by turning back for a 4 mile hike or continuing on the larger loop to make it 5, 6, or 7 miles.

West Little Rock Farmers Market

A newly opened farmers market in West Little Rock showcases local farmers and makers. Browse farm-fresh foods, bakery items, and other finds while supporting local producers in a community market setting.

Keep Arkansas Beautiful Community Service

Kappa Lambda Chi Military Fraternity Inc., Lambda Chapter, teams up with VFW 1316 for a Keep Arkansas Beautiful community service effort at MacArthur Park in Downtown Little Rock. The focus is picking up litter at Little Rock’s first public park.

Batter Up! The Legacy of Sports in Arkansas

Batter Up! The Legacy of Sports in Arkansas is the Arkansas State Archives' spring symposium at Historic Arkansas Museum, highlighting how sports have influenced the Natural State. Historian Jim Yeager explores the story of the Arkansas Travelers. ASA archival assistant Brian Irby examines the history of prizefighting in Arkansas. UCA professor Buckley T. Foster discusses the state's traditions of hunting and conservation. Muskie Harris shares insights from his football career at Central High School and with the Arkansas Razorbacks. Admission is free, and registration is required due to limited seating.

Cruise to Robert Jr's Tire & Auto Show

An open-invite cruise heads to Robert Jr's Tire & Auto Show. Participants meet at a single spot, depart together, and arrive as a group, with designated parking arranged at the show. The organizers welcome questions via direct message.

Run for the Son

At Rock City Harley-Davidson, CMA Rock Riders #338 presents its annual Run for the Son, a fundraising event that helps provide transportation and ministry materials worldwide. The effort reflects the mission, "Changing the world, one heart at a time."

Tragikly White

Tragikly White performs at Stickyz for an audience 18 and older. Seating is offered through table reservations at $15 per person in advance, with table packages priced at $30 for two, $60 for four, or $90 for six, plus ticket fees. If reserved seats are still available on the day of the show, they can be purchased at the door for $15 per person. A limited number of general admission standing room only tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door if any remain.

Garden Party! Keep Little Rock Beautiful Statue Dedication

A garden party at Allsopp Park marks the Keep Little Rock Beautiful statue dedication at the Pollinator Garden. The festivities include vendors, food and beverages, face painting, encounters with animals from the Little Rock Zoo, a scavenger hunt, photo opportunities, and seed packet giveaways.

Art Sale! Art in Dreamland — Little Rock Artists’ Seasonal Art Sale

Set in Dreamland Ballroom, this one day seasonal sale highlights work by Little Rock artists. Visitors can browse locally created glass pieces, handcrafted jewelry, mixed media works, paintings, pottery, and more. It is a chance to find a gift or discover a new addition to a personal collection in a single, art filled setting.

Silent Reading Club

Settle into a peaceful stretch of reading with light breakfast treats on hand. After the quiet session, linger for optional book-themed games and friendly conversation. Refreshments are available, and you can take part in as much or as little as you like.

Brunch & Blooms

Enjoy a heartwarming celebration for moms and mother figures with delicious bites, non-alcoholic mom-osas, a themed craft, and quality time together. A special gift will be available for every mom and mother figure while supplies last.

Free Comic Book Day 2026

Flames of the Phoenix Comics is presenting Free Comic Book Day alongside Comics Giveaway Day inside Midtown Vintage Market. The day features select Free Comic Book Day titles while supplies last, additional giveaways, big storewide sales, newly arrived collections on the floor, and door prizes offered throughout the day. More surprises are planned, and the event welcomes seasoned collectors and newcomers alike.

Tent Sale!!!!

Take advantage of a clearance event featuring discontinued rugs, with both handmade and machine-made pieces discounted by up to 70 percent. Explore a wide range of sizes, including 2 by 3, 2 by 4, 4 by 6, and 5 by 7 or 5 by 8, with many additional options available.

Food Truck Fiesta - Cinco de Mayo

At Southwest Community Center, a Cinco de Mayo celebration brings together food, music, culture, and community. The gathering offers a festive atmosphere that highlights togetherness and tradition.

The Tot Spot: Gym Games And Storytime

Active little ones can enjoy simple gym games, then unwind with a calming storytime. Taking place at North Little Rock Public Library - Argenta Public Library, this friendly program blends energetic play with quiet reading time for a balanced experience.

StrongWoman Empowerment Social

Taking place at Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux, the StrongWoman Empowerment Social is a supportive gathering focused on connection and growth. It centers on collaborating, communicating, and committing to live free. Conversation encourages moving away from feeling bound and taking steps toward personal freedom, with an emphasis on starting now.

Mommy and Me

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a cake decorating session where you and your mom or child team up on one cake. One ticket admits two participants and includes a single cake to work on together. If you prefer to take home your own cake, purchase a separate ticket. Create a sweet memory as you design your treat side by side.

Do The Crawl de Mayo

Get ready for a festive pub crawl through downtown Little Rock. Don your brightest fiesta attire, gather your friends, and prepare to salsa through the night. Expect a lively atmosphere, themed drinks, and plenty of opportunities to celebrate. There will be games, contests, prizes, and a general atmosphere of Cinco de Mayo cheer. Dress in your most outrageous fiesta-inspired outfit for the Best Dressed Contest. There will be express check-in, social media contests, digital photo frames, and geo charms to unlock at different locations.

Speak Easy

An uplifting evening centered on the idea that open conversation can save lives. Youth Home presents Speak Easy, a first-time fundraising event honoring 60 years of commitment to hope and care.

Jackie Fabulous

Jackie Fabulous takes the stage for a live comedy performance on Saturday.

Debussy, Haydn and Dvorak

A program featuring music by Debussy, Haydn, and Dvorak is set for Robinson Center Music Hall in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Great North Little Rock Cleanup

The Great North Little Rock Cleanup is a volunteer event intended to improve the appearance of neighborhoods, parks, and public spaces throughout the city. Volunteers get to select their cleanup location and form a team. Keep North Little Rock Beautiful will provide the necessary supplies. There is also a celebration party afterward.

Astrology 101: Understanding Your Big 3

Curious why your zodiac sign does not always feel like the whole picture? This introductory astrology class explores the Big 3, your Sun, Moon, and Rising, to illuminate core identity, emotional processing, and how you naturally present yourself. As you see how these three parts interact, astrology shifts from simple labels to meaningful self-understanding. The class uses the Whole Sign system, a clear method that helps beginners read and apply their birth charts with confidence. You will work with personalized worksheets that highlight your own chart, including special attention to the Rising sign. Guided reflection invites you to consider what truly fulfills you emotionally and why you respond the way you do. You will also receive take-home materials to continue learning after the session. Expect to leave with a fuller sense of your inner world, your needs, and your patterns in life and relationships. Many people find that learning their Big 3 gives words to feelings and tendencies they have sensed for years. This session is a starting point, and future offerings will look at how these placements operate within the entire chart for deeper insight. The class is led by Ashley Douthit, who has studied astrology and tarot for more than three decades, beginning at age eight. She is the author of Who in Astrology Are You and teaches a popular course on Udemy, with a focus on making astrology approachable and useful for personal growth. Copies of her book will be available for purchase and signing after class. The fee is $30, and advance registration is requested.

2026 BAGGO, Brats, 'N' Blues

An afternoon of friendly competition, food, and live music supports Habitat for Humanity of Central Arkansas and its work building homes and community in the region. The fifth annual BAGGO, Brats N’ Blues will be held at Sunset Lodge at the Rusty Tractor Vineyards and centers on a BAGGO tournament for teams of two, with every team guaranteed at least two games and prizes for the top finishers. Attendees will also hear from Habitat homeowners in the program who will speak about the impact of homeownership. The lineup includes a whiskey pull, a wine pull, and a 50/50 raffle. Each guest receives a grilled brat or burger, two drink tickets redeemable for beer or soft drinks, and one ticket for a specialty event cocktail, with happy hour drink specials available throughout. Additional food will be available for purchase from local food trucks, and live music from Whisky Halo sets the tone while the tournament unfolds.

Meditative Sundays

Settle into a quiet, restorative pace inside AMFA’s exhibition A Month of Sundays: Art and the Persistence of Time, where artworks serve as companions for slowing down, steadying the mind, and returning to the present. Developed with specialists from the UAMS Mindfulness Program, Meditative Sundays provides a guided pathway through practices that include meditation, slow looking, sound bathing, and yoga, all designed to nurture focus, ease stress, and strengthen connection through art. This session centers on gentle, deliberate movement inspired by the art, drawing on elements of qigong and soft yoga to reunite body and mind while using the art as a consistent anchor for balance, presence, and flow.

Trivia Night & Dessert Auction

This community gathering pairs a friendly trivia competition with a dessert auction to benefit Asbury Youth Ministries and Missions. Taking place in the WAC, it features food, lighthearted challenges, and opportunities to connect with others in a welcoming setting.

Bird and Byron and more

Stickyz hosts Bird and Byron with Townsend for a live performance. Advance general admission tickets are $15. Admission is open to ages 14 and older. Attendees under 21 must purchase a standard ticket plus a $3 add-on.

Strawberry Festival

Celebrate Arkansas strawberries at the Bernice Garden Farmers' Market during its regular hours. The program includes a cooking demonstration, activities and games centered on strawberries, a sidewalk chalk competition, music, and plenty of fresh strawberries.

Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market

The Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market features local fruits and vegetables, fresh-baked bread, jams, pottery, jewelry, artwork, and other goods.

Brunch & Bloom Social

Celebrate spring with a lively brunch that benefits Dunbar Community Garden, a beloved three-acre urban teaching farm that has served the community for more than three decades. Guests can enjoy an elevated brunch with complimentary mimosas and beer, live music by The Orbitals, garden games, chicken bingo, and a curated silent auction, all in support of sustainable agriculture education. Throughout the year, students and adults visit Dunbar Garden for hands-on lessons that connect science, nutrition, and the environment. The garden also supports the broader Little Rock community through volunteer opportunities, workshops, and public events that bring neighbors together around food and sustainability. Fresh produce, flowers, and community programs, including a pay-what-you-can market, a composting initiative, and a small food pantry, extend its impact beyond the classroom. Attendance and financial support help continue these educational programs and expand the garden’s reach in the community.

Buffet Lunch and Matinee Show of “Baskerville” at Murry's Dinner Playhouse

This outing features a buffet lunch followed by a matinee of Baskerville at Murry’s Dinner Playhouse. It is organized within a social group for active adults 50 and older, whether single or married and young at heart, whose activities often include walks, bike rides, kayaking, happy hours, live music, dancing, and brunch gatherings.

The Tot Spot: Gym Games And Storytime

Little ones can burn off energy with lively activities and games, then settle in for a gentle storytime. The Tot Spot takes place at North Little Rock Public Library - Argenta Public Library.

Bark in the Park

Barkus on Main heads to greener surroundings for Bark in the Park, a dog parade and block party at Macarthur Park Unleashed Dog Park, presented by Hounds Lounge Pet Resort & Spa. This free, family-friendly celebration is designed for dogs and their people, with live music, a beer garden, cocktails, food trucks, and plenty of festivities throughout the park. Costumed canines take center stage in the parade, with many prizes awarded for standout looks. Local vendors will offer pet and human goodies, and a dedicated kids zone adds extra fun for younger attendees. Parade registration is free, and participating pups must be in costume.

Warhammer 40K Learn to Play

This learn-to-play demo day welcomes new and returning Warhammer 40,000 players with a friendly introduction to the hobby. It focuses on the essentials of building, painting, and playing, with organizers ready to answer common questions so everyone can get comfortable at the table. Multiple demo stations will be available to teach the core rules, and prebuilt, painted armies are provided for quick, guided games that highlight the current ruleset. A paint-and-take area supplies everything needed, including a miniature, cutters, glue, paints, and brushes, plus help from an experienced model builder. Attendees can practice techniques on push-fit Primaris Space Marines and bring their finished model home, making the creative side of the hobby easier to approach while giving seasoned players a chance to trade tips. Event guidelines include a mask requirement, a limit of 24 participants at a time, remaining seated unless making a purchase, and avoiding lingering at other players’ tables.

Thriving on a Riff: Jazz and the Spiritual Life

This free event invites people to reflect on how jazz and the spiritual life intersect. The details point to themes of jazz music and history, with references to A Love Supreme and Presbybop. The Arkansas Conference of The United Methodist Church is included in the event information.

Journal Club: Mental Health Month

Recognize Mental Health Awareness Month with a session in the Laman Library Studio Rotunda that explores how journaling can benefit mental health. The program focuses on learning about the positive impacts of keeping a journal and how this practice can support personal well-being.

Weekly Live Trivia Nights

Get ready for an evening of Live Trivia. Gather your team to participate in a night of trivia, laughter, and competition. Prizes will be awarded to the winners. The National Trivia League will be ongoing through 2026.

2026 Nurses Week TeeOff @ Top Golf Little Rock

A relaxed Nurses Week gathering at Topgolf Little Rock brings nurses together for casual golf, food, and time to connect. It offers a chance to unwind in a friendly setting, enjoy lighthearted play, and be recognized for the dedication they show throughout Nurses Week.

Yoga Class - Flow and Grow

Flow and Grow is an uplifting yoga class that blends flowing vinyasa movement with meditation, breathwork, and mindful awareness to support growth and deeper self-connection. Designed for all experience levels, the practice adapts to the energy of the day and may incorporate elements from hatha, yin, restorative, or other styles as needed. Each class eases in with gentle warmups before moving into purposeful sequences that build strength, flexibility, and balance. Newer students are offered supportive options, while seasoned practitioners can explore more challenging variations. Themes of self-discovery and personal development run throughout, and the session wraps up with a grounding finish that helps you leave feeling centered in your practice.

Adult tennis Lessons packages

Group tennis lessons welcome first-time players and those looking to sharpen their skills. Expect skill-focused instruction and high-energy drills in a small group setting, all within a fun and supportive community. It is an opportunity to improve, compete, and enjoy time on the court while meeting other players. Spots are limited.

Cinco De Mahj-O

An evening centered on mahjong, food, and friendly rivalry awaits. Tables are priced at $140 and include a taco bar from Chuy’s Tex-Mex. The event is BYOB, and participants should bring their mahjong card. Look forward to a laid back atmosphere with plenty of tile play, tacos, and sociable competition.

Meditation and Mindfulness

Explore meditation in an approachable class for beginners and experienced practitioners alike. Sessions cover breath-focused awareness, body scan practices, and visualization, with guidance on techniques such as breathwork, hand mudras, and guided meditations. The aim is to build everyday mindfulness, ease stress, and support overall wellness within a welcoming setting that encourages personal growth in your practice.

Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo at Tacos Godoy is an all-day celebration. The evening features the Al Pastor trompo set up outside and live singing by @sarah_la_ranchera.

VC Coffee Connect

At The Venture Center, this relaxed networking meetup brings together entrepreneurs, founders, and mentors for ongoing connection and conversation. Participants may invite a friend who would enjoy meeting members and mentors and growing their network. After the gathering, attendees can stay to work on the second floor in the company of other innovators.

Cinco No Drinko

Cinco No Drinko is a free, alcohol-free community celebration at Wolfe Street Foundation that focuses on fellowship, connection, and a welcoming, recovery-centered atmosphere. Guests can enjoy authentic street tacos, signature frozen mocka-ritas, and a variety of ice-cold slushies. The day begins with food, moves into community fellowship and meetings, then continues with live music and time to connect. This event is open to everyone, including those involved in local treatment programs, longtime members of the recovery community, and anyone seeking a fun, supportive sober space.

Cooking Without A Kitchen: Creamy Cabbage Steaks

Discover practical ways to prepare simple one pot meals without a full kitchen. This session highlights Creamy Cabbage Steaks at North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library.

Mid-Day Meditation w/ Alisyn

Pause for a calm reset with a brief, guided seated meditation that helps shift attention away from busy tasks and toward a clearer, more present state of mind. Led by Alisyn Reid, LCSW, RYT 500, the session blends gentle breathwork with open, nonjudgmental awareness to support focus and ease for the rest of the day. Lasting about 20 minutes, it suits a quick break between responsibilities and welcomes all experience levels. Participate in person in the RiverStone Wellness Center yoga room or join online from wherever you are.

Social Mixer @ EL Sur

A friendly social mixer at El Sur features good food and an easygoing setting. It offers a comfortable way to connect with new people and catch up with those you already know.

Little Rock - Riftbound Nexus Nights

Riftbound Nexus Nights brings the Little Rock community together at Game Goblins for a friendly 1v1 Constructed tournament that highlights strategy, skill, and deck building. Participants bring a legal Riftbound deck and compete in Swiss rounds that scale with attendance, followed by a top cut. Entry is $10 per player. Every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack at check in, and the top cut receives a 100 percent store credit payout based on attendance, with the possibility of additional promos or prizes depending on turnout. It is a welcoming setting for experienced duelists and new players who want to learn, fine tune a deck, and test their skills against local competitors.

Weekly Modern Tournament

Put your Modern skills to the test in a weekly tournament for Magic players who want serious competition. Competitors pilot 60 card decks in a focused environment with tuned lists and precise play. The entry fee is $10, and all prize support is distributed to the top three finishers. Entry cannot be paid with store credit.

Mom Block Party - Women's Health Expo

Taking place at the Arkansas Department of Health, this community gathering centers on maternal health and support for moms across Arkansas. It highlights key issues, shares resources, and connects pregnant individuals, new mothers, and families with services that encourage healthy pregnancies and positive outcomes for both mother and baby. Attendees will find opportunities to learn about maternal wellness, access helpful information, and engage with organizations dedicated to improving the health of mothers and infants in the community.

Brunch and Learn

This no cost educational session is designed for family members, friends, and other unpaid caregivers who support someone with Alzheimer’s or other dementias. It is also intended for adults 60 and older who are managing ongoing chronic health conditions. Please RSVP to secure a spot. For questions, call 501-224-0021.

VIDA Awards 2026

Avanza Arkansas introduces the first VIDA Awards, short for Voices Inspiring Diverse Arkansas, a statewide celebration recognizing leaders whose efforts strengthen communities, promote equity, and spark positive change. Hosted at the Clinton Presidential Center, the event brings together community leaders, nonprofit partners, educators, business professionals, and public servants from across Arkansas. Ten honorees will be highlighted across three age groups, with three in their 30s, three in their 40s, and three over 50, and one additional surprise honoree will be announced at the ceremony. First Community Bank serves as presenting sponsor, and Rodrigo Domínguez-Villegas, Ph.D. of UCLA will deliver the keynote address. Nominations are invited, and individuals may nominate themselves or others. Individual tickets and corporate tables are available.

2026 Small Business Impact Awards, presented by ASBTDC

This awards luncheon celebrates exceptional small companies and entrepreneurs from the Little Rock area, presented by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center. Finalists are highlighted before an audience of business and civic leaders and receive extensive visibility leading up to the ceremony, including an interview and profile with Arkansas Business, on-air time with THV11’s The Vine, and a one-minute promotional video. Honorees and winners will be recognized in several categories, including The Love, Little Rock Award, Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year, Community Impact of the Year Award, and Small Business of the Year Award. Tables accommodate eight guests. For details about the awards program, contact Kellen Davis at 501.377.6012 or kdavis@littlerockchamber.com. For sponsorship inquiries, contact Stacy Wilson at 501.377.6004 or swilson@littlerockchamber.com.

Groundworks Grand Opening

Groundworks celebrates the opening of its new Little Rock location with a community event featuring light refreshments, giveaways, a ribbon cutting ceremony, and tours of the space. Attendees can meet the local trained and certified team and get foundation questions answered. RSVPs are encouraged to reserve a spot.

Hillcrest First Thursday at Domestic Domestic

A pop-up timed for Mother's Day features local creativity and fresh blooms. Lulabee will showcase a selection of stained glass pieces, each handcrafted in Little Rock to brighten any room. Porch Swing Farms will offer fresh, locally grown wildflower bouquets. Find a thoughtful gift for mom or choose something for yourself.

Red Wolves on the Rootop 2026

A happy hour with a Cinco de Mayo theme welcomes alumni and friends, presented by the A-State Alumni Association and the Red Wolves Foundation. This free gathering is set at the ASU System Office.

Yoga Class - Flow and Grow

This dynamic yoga class weaves vinyasa sequences with meditation, conscious breathing, and mindful awareness to encourage growth and self-knowledge. Open to all experience levels, it adapts to the energy of the day and may draw from hatha, yin, restorative, and other styles as needed. Each session begins with gentle warming poses, then moves into flows that build strength, flexibility, and balance, offering approachable options for newcomers and added challenges for experienced practitioners. Themes focus on self-discovery and personal development, and the practice concludes with a grounding moment to deepen your connection to yourself and your practice.

Racin' at the Station

Hosted by Hill Station in support of the Natural State Council, Racin' at the Station gives adults a chance to channel their inner Cub Scout and race derby cars. Participants can build a kit from scratch, bring a car they once helped a scout create, or rent one from an on-site master builder. The festivities coincide with First Thursday Shop & Sip in the Hillcrest neighborhood, creating a lively scene with plenty of cheers from the crowd.

Cinco de Mayo

At Rusty Tractor Vineyards - Home of Sunset Lodge, this Cinco de Mayo celebration offers an evening of food and drinks, live music, and a silent auction. It serves as the organizers’ largest fundraiser of the year, with all proceeds supporting campus enhancements that will benefit the community.

Spring Fling on the Front Porch

Spring takes center stage on a welcoming front porch with live jazz from the 20-piece Swing Band Reunion and featured vocalists. Guests can enjoy chef-prepared appetizers, sip signature cocktails at the open bar, and settle into a relaxed atmosphere that encourages conversation and new connections. The evening blends lively music, warm hospitality, and an easygoing vibe for a feel-good gathering.

The Perfect Combo Pot Make & Take Class

Dig into a hands-on make and take class focused on creating a warm season combination planter with annuals that perform well in Arkansas. Build a sun loving or shade friendly container and take your finished pot home. Registration is required. The $125 registration fee is due at sign up and covers materials up to that amount, typically enough for an approximately $80 pot, soil, Jump Start, plants, and tax. If a higher priced container or additional plants are chosen, the $125 will be applied to that purchase but may not cover the full total. Expect to get a little dirty during this interactive session. If the class is moved or canceled due to weather, or if you need to cancel for any reason, a $125 Good Earth gift card will be mailed for use on a future retail purchase. Provide a reliable email address and phone number when registering so you can receive any updates. Register by calling 501-868-4666 or by stopping by the store. Questions can be sent to wecare@thegoodearthgarden.com.

May Sound Bath

By popular demand, an additional sound bath has been scheduled at RiverStone Wellness Center after the spring session quickly reached capacity. This calming experience invites you to settle in and let the tones of crystal singing bowls, gongs, and chimes create a soothing atmosphere that supports deep rest. The session is guided by Deidre Gray, LCSW, RYT 200. This community event also supports Trust Tree, a local nonprofit that empowers girls through music, creative expression, and community-building. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring an item from the Trust Tree wishlist for the donation box in the lobby. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat, a blanket or small pillow, a cushion or eye mask, and wear layers. Space in the yoga room is limited, so advance registration is required. If the event is full, a waitlist is available by emailing kristen.young@riverstonewellnesscenter.com.

The Gentle Hour: Yin Yoga w/ Deidre

Slow down with The Gentle Hour, a beginner friendly Yin Yoga class at RiverStone Wellness Center. Guided by Deidre Gray, LCSW, RYT 200, this trauma informed session welcomes everyone and requires no prior yoga experience. The class offers a calm, supportive setting for breath and rest, whether someone feels tired, anxious, curious, or simply needs a quiet pause. It is suitable for current RiverStone clients as well as newcomers, and can complement a therapeutic journey with gentle movement. The class is held in person in the RiverStone Wellness Center Yoga Room. Advance registration is required.

Art Insights: Deep Time

Pause for a conversation about how art reshapes our sense of time. AMFA Curator Dr. Jennifer Jankauskas moderates a discussion inspired by the exhibition A Month of Sundays: Art and the Persistence of Time. Panelists Dr. Paige Ford, Dr. René A. Shroat-Lewis, Susan Sims Smith, and Jennifer Wiseman explore how perspectives from the studio, anthropology, and astronomy influence the ways we perceive duration and change. The exchange invites a step back from the rush of daily life to consider how creativity across fields can broaden our view of moments, memories, and generations.

Every Thursday Night is Ladies Night at the VFW

VFW Post 1316 hosts Ladies Night featuring a happy hour, drinks, and specials in a welcoming setting that encourages conversation and connection among ladies. It offers a relaxed night out with opportunities to spend time with friends and meet new people.

Mann Magnet Annual Dance Production

The Mann Magnet Dance Department presents its 38th annual production, A New Mann, a student showcase that highlights growth, creativity, and innovation. Reflecting the school’s focus on multimedia arts and digital innovations, the program blends dynamic choreography with storytelling, artistry, and expressive movement. Dancers from Mann Magnet perform in a variety of styles, showcasing the skills, discipline, and passion they have developed throughout the year. Conceived as a culminating experience, A New Mann honors longstanding tradition while moving confidently toward the future. This community performance takes place at Mann Magnet School and centers on artistry, culture, and innovation.

Brad Williams: The Tall Tales Tour

Brad Williams brings his Tall Tales Tour to Robinson Center in Little Rock. Ticket options include a public onsale, an event presale, a Live Nation presale, and a Black Friday offer.

I've Never Been Here Before and more

This event features live sets from I've Never Been Here Before, Flesh Produce, Sinandpunishment, Deathwarp, and Grayorange. Admission is 15 dollars, with NOTAFLOF noted.

Commander Night - Little Rock

Commander Nights at Game Goblins in Little Rock feature friendly yet competitive Magic: The Gathering play in the Commander Constructed format. Players are seated in pods of four for multiplayer games, and the last remaining player is the winner. An in-store Magic Judge will be available for rules questions and event guidance. The entry fee is $8. Each participant receives a Set Booster and a random promo card, and pod winners earn an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

Teen Tailoring Workshop (Registration Required)

Teens build foundational sewing skills in a six-week tailoring workshop at the North Little Rock Public Library - Argenta Public Library. Geared to ages 12 to 15, it offers a beginner-friendly introduction to sewing, and no previous experience is required. Registration is required.

Some Guy Named Robb

The WXYZ Lounge at Aloft Little Rock West hosts a performance by Some Guy Named Robb, the stage name of singer songwriter Robb McCormick. With roots in Arkansas and Colorado, he shares his music under this moniker at the lounge.

Brad Williams

Brad Williams appears at Robinson Center in Little Rock. Tickets are available for this event.

Arkansas and Missouri State Pageant

State directors Mike and Shane Boen host the Arkansas and Missouri State Pageant at Four Points by Sheraton Little Rock Midtown. The event marks the 50th anniversary of the International Cinderella Scholarship Pageant, with participants competing for the opportunity to represent during this milestone year. The schedule begins with check in, competition segments, and a Glitter and Gold themed welcome banquet, continues with more competitions, delegate outings, and a 1950s themed dinner and dance party, and concludes with finals. A hotel room booking link is available for attendees.

2nd Friday Art Night

This 2nd Friday Art Night centers on creating one-of-a-kind Bead Soup Bracelets in a relaxed, creative setting ahead of Mother’s Day. A fresh limited bead blend called The Good Things Mix features gentle spring tones and varied textures, celebrating connection, creativity, and the small moments that count. All supplies are included, access to the special mix is provided, and the making experience is guided in a friendly way. Craft a thoughtful present for Mother’s Day, make something together with a parent, or enjoy a cozy evening with friends. Simple gift packaging will be available so your bracelet is ready to give. The cost is $20 per person, and you can make additional bracelets for $15 each. Optional charm add ons are available for extra personalization. No experience is needed. Walk ins are welcome, and advance tickets are available.

Fridays on the Lawn

Ease into the weekend with sunshine, lawn games, and chilled drinks in a relaxed setting filled with fun. Try baggo and bocce ball if you are feeling competitive, step to the easel to sketch the scene, and treat yourself to a snow cone offered in both boozy and non-alcoholic varieties. AMFA’s pink puppet dog, Flurffy, will drop by to play, adding a cheerful moment for younger guests. For a different vantage point, reservations at Park Grill are available for outdoor dinner and drinks with a scenic view. Please note that coolers, outside food or beverages, and large bags are not allowed, and that pets, blankets, and lawn chairs are welcome.

2nd Friday Extended Hours at Art Group Gallery

Art Group Gallery stays open late for a new monthly series that welcomes relaxed, drop-in visits after hours. On second Fridays, a gallery artist hosts extended evening hours with chances to watch live demonstrations, hear talks about current shows, and enjoy other special moments unfolding in the space. Each month offers a slightly different experience, giving visitors something new to discover every time.

The Blue Umbrella 2nd Friday Art Night

Hosted by The Blue Umbrella in collaboration with the Central Arkansas Library System, this monthly 2FAN gathering fills the first-floor lobby of the CALS Main Library with Arkansas creativity. Visitors will find a marketplace of local artists, live art demonstrations, a hands-on craft table, music from a DJ or performer, and light refreshments. Offerings include ornaments, paintings, jewelry, greeting cards, clothing, photography, totes, prints, purses, treats, chocolates, pottery, wood pieces, magnets, stickers, and more. Boulevard Bread Company’s cafe inside the library will operate with a limited menu for those who want to purchase a snack, treat, or coffee. The Blue Umbrella will host a table, and the wide range of artwork makes it easy to pick up something for yourself or a thoughtful gift for a mom. Admission is free, and parking in the library lot or deck is complimentary with validation as space allows.

Take Two Draft

Enjoy a new twist on Friday Night Magic with a Take Two Draft that reshapes the usual draft experience. Rather than taking one card at a time, players choose two from each pack, opening up more choices and strategy. Entry is $22 and covers three draft packs. The event features three rounds, and a booster pack is awarded for every match win. Suitable for competitive players and for anyone who prefers a laid-back FNM format with something different.

Meditation and Mindfulness

This class invites participants to build a relationship with their inner guidance and strengthen the connection between mind and body. Designed for all experience levels, it explores practices such as conscious breathing, body scans, and visualization. Participants are introduced to tools including breathwork, mudras, and guided meditation. The atmosphere supports mindfulness, stress relief, and overall well-being, encouraging a steady deepening of personal meditation practice.

Mardi Gras in May: Carnivale of Toys & Triumphs

A Mardi Gras inspired masquerade returns for its second year as a spring fundraiser hosted by the Peacekeepers in support of Women & Children First. The celebration features food and beverages by Diane’s Gourmet, festive music, an auction, a wine pull, a bourbon toss, live art, and more. Proceeds will help outfit the children’s spaces at the Family Peace Center with toys, therapeutic play materials, and comforting items that support healing for young survivors. The Peacekeepers, founded in 2008 by shelter volunteers and board members, are a volunteer group dedicated to advancing Women & Children First through fundraising, service projects, and special events. Complimentary valet will be available.

Safari Soiree

Enjoy a safari-themed evening that begins with a Tango lesson and continues with a lively dance party. Dance instruction and music are provided by Tim Buffenbarger. Admission is $15 for members and $20 for guests, and no partner is required. Light refreshments and soft drinks are available. Dressing to match the theme is encouraged but not required. Neutral tones like khaki, beige, or olive and breathable fabrics such as cotton or linen suit the look, and a hat or even binoculars can be fun finishing touches.

Commander Night

Magic: The Gathering Commander takes center stage at Game Goblins in Little Rock. Players compete with Commander constructed decks in four player pods in a multiplayer free for all, and the last remaining player at each table claims the win. The setting welcomes experienced players and those new to the format, offering a casual yet competitive way to connect with the community. An in-store Magic Judge is on hand for rulings and guidance. Entry is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card. Pod winners also earn an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

2nd Friday Art Night Film: Ocean's Eleven 25th Anniversary (2001, PG-13)

Art Night at the Theater, part of downtown’s 2nd Friday Art Night, features a big-screen presentation of Ocean’s Eleven at the CALS Ron Robinson Theater. Before the movie, visitors can explore fellow participants such as Bella Vita Jewelry, CALS Rock It! Lab, the Historic Arkansas Museum, and the Old State House. Bring knitting, pick up coloring sheets available on site, or settle in with another quiet craft to enjoy while you watch. This screening marks the film’s 25th anniversary. The stylish heist favorite stars George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Julia Roberts under the direction of Steven Soderbergh, delivering sharp chemistry, precise timing, and crowd-pleasing twists. Seating is general admission, so early arrival is recommended to choose a preferred spot. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered for paid ticket holders with validation when presenting a ticket from the library parking lot across from the Main Library or from the parking deck next to the Main Library at the box office.

Spartan Women Weekend Retreat

A weekend retreat for women focused on practical self protection and confidence building. Led by NRA instructors, the experience offers immersive training in lifesaving techniques and personal safety skills. The environment is supportive and focused, with sessions designed to strengthen confidence and foster a real sense of accomplishment.

Women’s Peace & Unity Luncheon: Inspired by the Mother’s Day Proclamation

Centered on the spirit of Julia Ward Howe's Mother's Day Proclamation, this multigenerational luncheon at the Central Arkansas Library System celebrates women's leadership, unity, and action. It reframes Mother's Day as a call to peace, reconciliation, and human dignity, bringing together seasoned advocates and emerging young leaders to share a meal and meaningful conversation. The program highlights women whose courage helped shape movements for justice while encouraging connections that cross political divides and prioritize shared humanity. Intended to spark a continuing annual tradition, it focuses on building relationships that last beyond a single gathering and contribute to more unified communities. Tickets are $28.52.

David Lewis

Raised in Bellville, Texas, David Lewis carries deep country roots, with music shaping his life from a young age. His path has ranged from playing in a church worship band to time on the opry circuit.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Saturday Tournament

A weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament features three rounds. The entry fee is $10. Each duelist receives one booster pack for entering, not from the Rarity Collection, and another pack is awarded for every win during the event. Suitable for both seasoned players and newcomers.

Exhibition on Screen: The Impressionists and The Man Who Made Them

A film delves into Impressionism through a traveling exhibition that moves from the Musée d’Orsay in Paris to the National Gallery in London and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It centers on the collection assembled by 19th century Parisian dealer Paul Durand-Ruel and shows how he helped bring artists such as Degas, Manet, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, and Sisley to wider audiences through galleries in London, New York, and Paris. The presentation also weaves in the history of the movement and spotlights highlights from Impressionist collections in prominent American galleries. Seating is general admission, so arriving early is recommended to secure a preferred seat. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is available for paid ticket holders with validation at the box office.

Galactic Lake--Mother's Day!

Celebrate the mom in your life with a festive paint party featuring the Galactic Lake design. Enjoy an out-of-this-world theme perfect for Mother’s Day while creating this cosmic-inspired artwork.

Colorful Tulips: Mother's Day Paint and Sip

A Mother's Day paint and sip focused on vibrant tulip artwork. Participants paint a lasting bouquet that will not fade, a way to share creativity with Mom.

Sam Barber

Sam Barber’s The American Route Tour stops at Little Rock River Market. Tickets will be available through several sale phases, including artist, local, and Spotify presales, early entry GA options, and a public onsale. Prices may change based on demand.

Hats & Heels Mother’s Day Soirée

Enjoy an elegant celebration where fashion and purpose come together at the Hats & Heels Mother’s Day Soirée, a marquee fundraiser in support of Car Seats 4 The Culture. This gathering honors mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and the women who uplift their communities, while raising funds to advance child passenger safety. Proceeds support a nonprofit that helps keep children safe on the road by expanding access to car seats, along with education and resources for underserved communities. Tickets are available for purchase.

Hike Two Rivers

The hike starts at the base of the bridge and heads out to the bathrooms on the peninsula. From there, participants can either turn back for a total of 4 miles, or continue on the big loop to extend the route to 5, 6, or 7 miles.

Kiss the Goat

Kiss the Goat brings a full-scale tribute to the Grammy winning Swedish rock band Ghost to The Rev Room, channeling the group’s shadowy mystique through theatrical visuals, immersive atmosphere, and precise musicianship. The performance mirrors the enigmatic spirit of Ghost’s live shows, pairing elaborate production and ominous melodies with the signature personas of Papa and the Nameless Ghouls. The set blends heavy metal, doom, and classic rock to create an experience that balances music, mystery, and spectacle. Ticket options include $20 advance general admission and $25 general admission on the day of the show. A single reserved seat is $25. Table reservations are available, with a two top priced at $50, a four top at $100, and a six top at $150. Admission is open to ages 14 and older. Guests under 21 must purchase a ticket plus a $3 under 21 add on.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Settle in for a lively screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show featuring Tim Curry as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, where audience participation is part of the fun. A pre-show adds to the festivities with games, prizes, contests, and interactive activities to get everyone in the spirit before the film. Costumes are encouraged and classic callbacks are welcome, making it an engaging experience for longtime devotees and curious newcomers alike. Revisit the offbeat journey of Brad and Janet after a roadside mishap leads them to a mysterious castle and its peculiar residents, where encounters with Dr. Frank N. Furter, temptation, and songs like Sweet Transvestite set the tone for a cult favorite musical comedy horror. Seating is general admission, so arriving early can help with seat selection. Admission is $8. Prop bags with everything needed for participation are available for $10, and outside props are not permitted. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered for paid ticket holders with validation at the box office when a parking ticket is presented.

Pranayama + Adv Yoga Class

A two-part practice pairs basic pranayama with an advanced yoga class led by Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher Joy Wasson. The advanced session explores challenging poses and emphasizes sequencing, and arriving early for the asana portion helps organize the flow of postures. Connect with fellow teachers and practitioners while studying the eight limbs of yoga. Pre-registration is required, with options to attend either class on its own or both together at a discounted rate.

Euros and Churros

European car enthusiasts gather at Tacos Godoy for a monthly meetup organized by Central Arkansas Euros. Owners and fans of any European make or model are welcome, with time for easy conversation, a variety of cars to see, and food in the mix.

🌿🐝 Bringing Nature to Your Yard 🦋🌼

At CALS Main Library, this informational event explores practical ways to turn a yard into a thriving, eco-friendly habitat. Learn how to research, select, and purchase native plants, propagate your own, create gardens that support bees and butterflies, design a bird-friendly space, and choose species drawn from native remnant communities to reflect local ecology. The event is co-sponsored by the Central Arkansas Library System, the Arkansas Monarch Conservation Partnership, and Central Arkansas Master Naturalists. Partners include the Arkansas Audubon Society, Arkansas Environmental Education Association, Arkansas Native Plant Society, Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, Arkansas Natural Sky Association, Audubon Delta, Keep LR Beautiful, Little Rock Sustainability Office, Ozark Society Pulaski Chapter, Quail Forever in Arkansas, Sierra Club, and SE Grasslands Institute. Vendors include Central Arkansas Master Naturalists, Grand Designs, Grand Prairie Nursery, Native Sun Nursery, Pine Ridge Gardens, Rattle's Garden, and The Whole Lot. The focus is on bringing nature back, one yard at a time.

Mojo Depot

Mojo Depot appears at Town Pump for a lively night out. Enjoy a welcoming vibe and refreshing drinks throughout the evening.

Mobile Health Unit Breast Clinic

At Park Plaza, the Baptist Health Community Outreach Mobile Health Unit presents a focused day of breast health and wellness. The unit will be positioned near the Women’s department entrance. Services include clinical breast exams, help with mammogram scheduling, and education on high-risk breast cancer along with general breast health guidance. An experienced care team will be available to answer questions and provide care, including Camila Ortega, MD, Jodie Clementson, DO, Julia Turner, DNP, APRN, Rachel Rickford, APRN, and Michelle Bruzatori, PA.

Central Arkansas Spinners - Monthly Meet-up

Central Arkansas Spinners meet in the first floor classroom at the Historic Arkansas Museum. The focus is on spinning, and participants are welcome to bring any craft to work on.

3rd Annual Southwest Bike Rodeo

CALS Dee Brown Library, Recycle Bikes for Kids, and the Southwest Community Center partner for a lively bicycle rodeo that helps young riders build confidence and safety skills. Volunteers will conduct bike safety checks, fit protective helmets, and guide participants through a series of skills stations to improve control and awareness. This hands-on event is geared toward children ages 8 and older who can already balance and pedal. No bike at home is not a barrier, as Recycle Bikes for Kids will provide free bicycles to the first 30 registrants who arrive ready to ride. Rock Region Metro will also bring a full size bus with a bike rack so kids can practice loading and unloading their bikes. Activities take place in the parking lot at the Southwest Community Center.

7th Annual Post 28 Car & Bike Show

At Rock City Harley-Davidson, the 7th Annual Post 28 Car & Bike Show presents a showcase of cars and motorcycles. Live music is part of the program and food vendors will be available, offering plenty to check out while viewing the vehicles.

Chillin' with Mom - Mother's Day Painting

Celebrate Mom by creating a special memory and a masterpiece. The celebration continues throughout the weekend with sessions focused on moms. Spots are expected to fill quickly, so secure a seat.

501Fest '26

A two-day celebration of community and culture fills the River Market Entertainment District in Little Rock, Arkansas, honoring the spirit of 501 Day and the people, businesses, and neighbors who help the region thrive. The weekend begins with an evening kickoff featuring the SLAPPETIZER Culinary Competition, insightful panel discussions, and collaborative live music to set the tone. The main event follows with a bustling vendor market showcasing local makers and fashion, plus ongoing performances, food trucks, games, and activities for all ages. Across both days, the emphasis is on coming together, championing local businesses, and making lasting memories that highlight what is special about Arkansas.

The Next Loop | Pinnacle Mountain

Set on the trails at Pinnacle Mountain, this route begins at the Coachwhip trailhead and heads counterclockwise. At mile 2.4, it includes a short out and back on Upper Stick to the 2.75 mile point before turning around and continuing to the finish at the Coachwhip trailhead. Expect rolling ups and downs on a well marked, very runnable path.

The 6th Annual Sassy Seniors Slaying the Runway 2026

Get ready to see sassy seniors walk the runway in a fashion show. This event celebrates seasoned professional women. Style, confidence, and fun will collide as unstoppable seniors own the runway like pros. Expect glam, laughs, and unforgettable moments.

Arkansas Travelers vs. Tulsa Drillers

See the Arkansas Travelers face off against the Tulsa Drillers. Ticket prices vary depending on seating.

J. Anthony Brown LIVE!

J. Anthony Brown takes the stage for a live show at The Nut House Comedy Lounge in North Little Rock.

3 Broadway Divas

This performance showcases the Overture from Gypsy along with Let Me Entertain You from Gypsy, Don't Rain on My Parade from Funny Girl, Broadway Baby from Follies, and I Could Have Danced All Night.

World Binturong Day

World Binturong Day at Little Rock Zoo shines a spotlight on these uncommon animals. Often nicknamed bearcats, binturongs are neither bears nor cats and are recognized for their thick fur. This celebration highlights what makes them unique and provides a welcoming introduction for anyone curious about binturongs.

Mothers Ode: A Misfit Maker Market

This Mother’s Day market spotlights local misfit makers and the creations they bring. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating.

Tea, Blooms & Bingo: A Mother's Day Experience

Celebrate Mother’s Day with an intimate garden tea at Alda’s Magnolia Hill, a limited-capacity afternoon set within one of Central Arkansas’s beautiful private event properties. The experience is thoughtfully designed to honor moms in a picturesque setting. Every ticket includes a curated tea service with seasonal bites and sweet treats, time to enjoy the styled garden party grounds, a round of plant bingo with take-home plant prizes, and access to charming photo moments throughout the property. Ticket options include the Garden Party at $85 per person for the full afternoon. The Magnolia Experience at $140 per person adds a private carriage ride through the grounds and is limited to 20 guests. A child ticket for ages 4 to 10 is $35, and children 3 and under attend at no cost. Duo packages are available: Just the Two of Us at $155 for two Garden Party admissions, Magnolia Moment at $255 for two Magnolia Experience admissions with carriage rides and limited availability, and Mama & Me at $110 for one adult Garden Party ticket plus one child ticket for ages 4 to 10. Attendance is capped at 60 guests. Carriage rides are limited to 20 participants. This is an outdoor event, and a weather contingency plan will be shared with ticket holders 48 hours in advance. Complimentary on-site parking is available. Tickets are not guaranteed at the door, and advance purchase is strongly encouraged.

Fresh Flowers- Mother's Day!

Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend by surprising Mom with fresh flowers. A simple, heartfelt gesture can brighten her day and show how much she is appreciated.

Heart Tree - Mother's Day

A simple, art-inspired gathering designed to touch your mom’s heart during Mother’s Day weekend. The focus is on heartfelt connection through creativity.

Arkansas State USBC 46th Annual Open Championship

Competitors gather at Professor Bowl for the Arkansas State USBC 46th Annual Open Championship. The tournament offers doubles, singles, and team squads, with check-in taking place before each squad begins. The entry cost is $35 per bowler for each event, which covers $10 in lineage, $22 for the prize fund, and $3 for expenses.

Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market

The Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market brings together growers, bakers, and artisans. Shop for locally grown fruits and vegetables, fresh bread and jams, and explore handcrafted items including pottery, jewelry, artwork, and more.

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

This Mother's Day, celebrate in Southern Comfortable style at the Capital Hotel with an elegant brunch buffet on the mezzanine. The setting is warm and welcoming, designed to honor the women who matter most. Executive Chef Brad Izzard presents a thoughtfully curated menu featuring indulgent brunch classics alongside fresh, seasonal favorites, offering choices for every palate. Raise a toast to the special women in your life and savor a generous spread in an inviting atmosphere.

Bama Blast 2026

Bama Blast 2026 is a Mother’s Day concert in Tuscaloosa that features uplifting praise and joyful celebration.

Age of Sigmar Learn to Play

Game Goblins is hosting a Warhammer Age of Sigmar Demo Day paired with a Paint and Take. The day is designed for newcomers and returning hobbyists who want guidance with building, painting, and learning the rules, with time dedicated to answering questions and making the first steps into the game easier. Warhammer Age of Sigmar is a high fantasy miniatures game with a fast play style, featuring forces such as the Stormcast Eternals, Chaos cultists, Orruks, and dwarven sky pirates. A few demo tables will be set up so participants can learn the core rules and start playing, with prebuilt and painted armies from the Nine Realms available and helpers on hand to explain the current ruleset. The Paint and Take includes a miniature to assemble and paint, plus cutters, glue, paints, and brushes, along with guidance from an experienced builder. Participants keep the finished model. Supplies are subject to availability from Games Workshop.

Earth with Wind & Fire

Earth, Wind & Fire performs at Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock. The concert presents the group live on stage at the arena.

Freedom Sings Veterans Songwriting Class - Veterans Helping Veterans

This class at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History welcomes veterans, service members, and Blue and Gold Star families to shape personal experiences into song. Musical training is not required, and there is no cost for veterans. The session centers on honoring and sharing the veteran experience through collaborative songwriting.

Parkinson's Support Group

Caregivers, relatives, and friends supporting someone with Alzheimer’s, another dementia, or a chronic illness can feel overwhelmed and frustrated. Talking with people who truly understand can help. This support group provides a safe, supportive place to share feelings, compare experiences, and realize others face similar challenges. Participants trade useful information, practical tips, and resource ideas that can make the caregiving journey easier. Conversations aim to restore hope, deepen awareness of your own needs and personality, and let others benefit from what you have learned along the way.

Tiny Chef: North Dakota German Kuchen

Kids can explore basic cooking and food preparation in a weekly class offered at the Argenta Library at no cost. No advance sign up is required. Supplies are limited and will be available on a first come, first served basis.

Pride And Joy LGBTQIA+ Book Club: Some Strange Music Calls Me In

This friendly book club brings together members of the LGBTQIA+ community, with a focus on queer and trans adults, to connect through books and conversation. Participants read and discuss books while spending time in a welcoming, community-oriented setting.

Ethan Regan

Ethan Regan performs live at Revolution Music Room in Little Rock in a ticketed show. Visit the event listing for ticket availability and details.

SpiritWorld w/ Roman Candle and Doomsday at The Rev Room

SpiritWorld takes the stage at The Rev Room with special guests Roman Candle and Doomsday. Advance general admission is $25, increasing to $30 on the day of the show, and all ages are welcome.

Hard G Comedy Couple

Jason Gilleran and Robyn Gilleran take the stage for a live comedy show at the Little Rock Loony Bin in Little Rock.

Mud Daze 2026

Monthly Stroke Support Group

This supportive stroke group is for people adjusting to life after a stroke. Mark Smalling and Jared Harriman of NSSA Retirepath will discuss Supplemental Security Income disability, Medicaid, and Medicare. Participation is available in person or online.

Fridays on the Lawn

Start your weekend on the lawn with casual games, cool drinks, and plenty of fun for everyone. Try baggo or a round of bocce, sketch the scene at a drawing easel, and cool off with a snow cone, offered in both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. As a special treat for younger guests, AMFA’s pink puppet dog Flurffy will stop by to play. For an elevated experience, reserve a table at Park Grill to enjoy dinner and drinks outdoors with a beautiful view. Please note that coolers, outside food or beverages, and large bags are not permitted. Pets, blankets, and lawn chairs are welcome.

Fit For A King

ten56. brings a live show to The Hall in Little Rock. Tickets are available for this event.

Jason Boland & The Stragglers

See Jason Boland & The Stragglers perform at Revolution Music Room.

Glow Run

An untimed 3 to 5k glow experience blends a fun run with a mini music festival. Participants begin in a plain white or black shirt or hoodie and finish coated in luminous powder. The route features Glow Zones, each tied to a color such as orange, yellow, pink, or blue. Runners and walkers move through bursts of powder that glow under black lights, turning the course into a bright, colorful journey from start to finish.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in Concert

Experience Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in high definition on a large screen with a live orchestra performing John Williams's score. From a car that takes flight to a tree that fights back and dangers lurking at Hogwarts, the film and music come together to revisit Harry's second year. This presentation is at Robinson Center.

The Oyster Bar in Little Rock welcomes singer songwriter Some Guy Named Robb

Some Guy Named Robb performs live at The Oyster Bar in Little Rock. Tickets are available for this show.

What's More Punk Than The Public Library

The event highlights ways the library can help bring DIY projects to life, paired with live performances by Riot Dogs and Peach Blush. It offers a full evening of music from both groups alongside information about library support for creative endeavors.

Shelly Belly

Shelly Belly takes the mic for a live comedy performance.

Styx

Styx appears with Cheap Trick at Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock. The event presents both bands on the same stage for a live show.

Wyatt Putman

Tickets are available for a performance. This is a resale marketplace, so ticket prices may be above or below face value.

Mary Gauthier

Mary Gauthier returns to The White Water Tavern for a seated concert with special guest Jaimee Harris. Gauthier is a Grammy-nominated American folk singer songwriter and author whose work is known for emotional depth, vivid character writing, and sharp lyrical craft. Her plainspoken storytelling offers solace in loss and beauty in difficult moments, reflecting a perspective shaped by deep empathy. Her songs have been recorded by Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Kathy Mattea, Boy George, Jimmy Buffett, Vince Gill, Bettye LaVette, and others, and she has been recognized by the Americana Music Association, International Folk Music Awards, the Independent Music Awards, the GLAMA Awards, and the UK Americana Association. Her music has appeared in film and television, including Yellowstone and ABC’s Nashville, and her memoir, Saved by a Song, was published by St. Martin’s Press. Jaimee Harris opens the show. Her second album, Boomerang Town, pushes her country and folk sound with a song cycle that delves into multigenerational family stories, the grip of addiction, and the fragile connections that link communities.

Tech N9ne & E-40 Tickets

Tech N9ne and E-40 deliver a high-voltage hip-hop experience at Little Rock Arkanasas, with General Admission placing fans right in the heart of the action. Expect heavy beats, lyrics shouted back by the crowd, and a floor that keeps the energy sky-high from start to finish. General Admission inventory is dropping quickly and a sell-out is close, so remaining access is limited. Discounts are available on qualifying orders with code TAKE5 for 5 percent off $199 or more, or code TAKE10 for 10 percent off $349 or more.

Banned Book Club Meeting

The twelfth gathering of the banned book club takes place at Camp Taco with a conversation centered on The Perks of Being a Wallflower. The event is suitable for families, and advance reading is not required to participate.

Midweek Matinee – Bingoflix: Superman

Kick off the brand-new MidWeek Matinee series with a free big-screen presentation of Superman from 1978, directed by Richard Donner. Christopher Reeve stars as the Man of Steel, with Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor and Marlon Brando as Jor-El. The screening is part of BINGOFLIX, where movie moments double as spaces on custom bingo cards for chances to win prizes, creating a relaxed and lively experience. Seating is general admission, so arriving early can help with seat selection. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered with validation at the box office, and validations are for paid ticket holders only. Presented at the CALS Ron Robinson Theater.

S.G. Goodman

S.G. Goodman brings her Western Kentucky roots back to The White Water Tavern with songs shaped by love, loss, reconciliation, and the traditional practice of planting by the signs. Her album Planting by the Signs showcases a singular voice that blends intimate folk with driving rock, bright guitars, and atmospheric textures, all guided by a DIY spirit. The project grew through personal milestones, including the loss of a mentor and a renewed creative partnership with longtime collaborator Matthew Rowan, who returned to help produce the record. It also carries a focus on togetherness and our connection to the natural world. The album features tracks such as Fire Sign, Satellite, Snapping Turtle, Michael Told Me, Heaven, and I’m In Love. Advance tickets are $25.

Chad Prather

See Chad Prather perform live at the Loony Bin Comedy Club.

The Magic of Motown

Robinson Center hosts a celebrated Motown tribute packed with beloved hits. Praised by audiences and critics, it is billed as the number-one Motown show in the country and delivers an exhilarating showcase that runs for over two hours. Expect tight harmonies, energetic choreography, and eye-catching costumes that recreate the look and sound of the Motown era. The set honors favorites associated with The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson, and other iconic artists.

AEROSMITH & FOREIGNER Tributes | Little Rock, AR | May 22

AEROWINGS and FOREIGN HEROES bring tributes to Aerosmith and Foreigner to Revolution Music Room (The Rev Room) in Little Rock, AR. This event features two tribute performances in one, with sets filled with hits from both bands.

Memorial Day Weekend

Little Rock Zoo marks the Memorial Day holiday weekend with an observance that honors the occasion. The event includes a salute in recognition of Memorial Day.

Recovery After Dark

CAACNA brings Recovery After Dark to Little Rock, with remarks from Tatjana B., who will share her story. Attendees are welcome to dress in their favorite 80s, 90s, or 2000s looks. The door cover is $15, and no addict will be turned away.

Caffeine for a Cause Benefiting ARDB ☕

Coffee lovers in Little Rock can make each sip count as 7Brew partners with ARDB for a weekend giveback. For every large drink sold at participating stands, $1 is donated to ARDB. Donations apply at the Cantrell, Rodney Parham, and W. Markham 7Brew locations.

Family Fest: Young Arkansas Artists

This family-focused celebration highlights the creativity and accomplishments of student artists from across Arkansas through the Young Arkansas Artists exhibition. As the state’s longest running art competition for students in kindergarten through 12th grade, it showcases imagination, skill, and self expression. The exhibition also gives young creators the special chance to see their own work presented in a museum setting. Visitors of all ages can view the exhibition, explore the Windgate Art School, learn about summer art camps, and make their own art in free, drop-in activities inspired by the pieces on display.

Chad Prather

Attend a performance by Chad Prather.

Gateway Show at Little Rock Loony Bin

The Gateway Show presents a live comedy performance at Loony Bin Comedy Club in Little Rock.

Abe Parker at Stickyz

Abe Parker brings a live performance to Stickyz for an all ages audience, with tiered ticket options to fit your plans. General admission is $20 when purchased in advance or $22 on the day of the show, and a $75 VIP package is available. VIP guests are treated to a private soundcheck featuring a brief acoustic mini set with a Q&A, along with a paper swan making lesson with Abe. The experience also includes a meet and greet with a photo opportunity and merchandise signing, early access to merchandise, early entry to the venue, and a VIP lanyard.

300 20th Anniversary (2006, R)

Return to the world of 300 as this landmark action epic takes the big screen with the graphic novel style that made it a phenomenon. Directed by Zack Snyder, it delivers stylized combat, signature slow motion, and striking imagery built for a theatrical experience. This 20th anniversary screening offers general admission seating, so arriving early is recommended to secure a preferred spot. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is available for attendees. Bring a ticket from the library parking lot across from the Main Library on Rock Street or from the parking deck next to the Main Library on Rock Street into the theater for validation by the box office, valid for paid ticket holders only. The screening takes place at the CALS Ron Robinson Theater.

Mike James at Little Rock Loony Bin

Mike James performs live stand-up comedy on Thursday.

Electric Avenue

Electric Avenue delivers a pop rock concert from a band that began with a single party gig and grew into a decade on the road. Their tour calendar stays full, with 100-plus live performances each year across the United States and abroad.

Car Show - All Makes, Models and Years Welcome!

A relaxed, family-friendly car show hosted by Rock Creek Cars Ministry welcomes vehicles of every make, model, year, and condition. Enjoy a day centered on cars, food, and community, with a $200 prize awarded to the Best in Show. Since 1997, the Rock Creek Cars Ministry has provided dependable transportation to individuals and families in need by refurbishing donated vehicles. The team inspects, repairs, and prepares cars before placing them with people who rely on them for work, school, and daily life. The Cars Ministry Center serves as a hub for vehicle work and community outreach, and vehicle donations are tax-deductible.

Arkansas Travelers vs. Frisco Roughriders

The Arkansas Travelers take on the Frisco Roughriders at Arkansas Travelers Baseball Club.

JOSH MELOY

Josh Meloy brings a live concert to Revolution Music Room in Little Rock. Tickets are available for this performance.

Crop in the Rock '26

Taking place at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds Hall of Industry, this crop embraces a Vintage Americana theme with an emphasis on making memories across 250 years. The event features over 50 hours of crop time. Camping spots are available, or a new host hotel is nearby. A video recap from last year’s crop is available on the event’s Facebook page.

American Community Garden Association

The American Community Gardening Association hosts its national conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. It features a program of speakers, tours, and workshops, and an early bird registration discount is available.

SoMa After Dark + Main Street Mile – June 5, 2026

An evening in the SoMa district pairs SoMa After Dark with the SoMa Main Street Mile for a lively neighborhood celebration. Browse local boutiques and pop up vendors, enjoy food and drink specials across the district, and take in live music and entertainment. The Main Street Mile brings races to the heart of the area and welcomes all ages, whether participating, cheering from the sidelines, or simply relaxing and enjoying the scene.

Celebrating 30 years of Dru hill with special guest Pleasure P

Ticket access will be offered in two phases, starting with a presale and then opening to the general public.

West Coast Swing Pro Saturday featuring Michael Kielbasa and Emilia Jaskot

Little Rock hosts a West Coast Swing program spotlighting Michael Kielbasa and Emilia Jaskot, featuring a series of workshops and an evening dance party. Ticket availability is limited due to workshop space. Passes start at $75 for a full day or $115 for the weekend, with tiered pricing that rewards early purchase, and the first 20 to register receive the best rate. Individual workshop passes and evening dance only options are offered. During registration, participants can share the content they would like covered. Additional details about workshop schedules and pricing are provided in the registration information.

Imaginarium Art Camps - Matisse Color Collage with Ms. Paige - M-Th, 9-12 PM

Designed for children ages 5 to 7, this Matisse Color Collage art camp is led by Ms. Paige. The instructor, M. Paige Schrock, teaches at Little Rock Montessori School and is a working artist with The Window on Sixth artist collective. She brings more than 20 years of art education experience with a variety of age groups and creates with acrylic, watercolor, and cardboard. An early registration discount of 20% is available, with four day camps priced at $200, regularly $250.

Exhibition on Screen Presents, Matisse from MoMA and Tate Modern

An intimate behind-the-scenes film explores the final chapter of Henri Matisse’s career and the vibrant cutouts he created by “carving into color.” Shot at both MoMA and Tate Modern, it follows the preparation and presentation of The Cut-Outs and highlights the conservation of MoMA’s The Swimming Pool. Exhibition footage is interwoven with Matisse’s biography and contributions from curators, historians, and people who knew him. Special guests include Tate director Nicholas Serota, MoMA director Glenn Lowry, jazz musician Courtney Pine, and Royal Ballet principal dancer Zenaida Yanowsky. Simon Russell Beale gives voice to Matisse’s words, with narration by Rupert Young. Apollo Magazine praised the film’s portrayal of Matisse at work and noted Beale’s readings. Seating is general admission. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered with validation for paid ticket holders.

Between The Buried and Me Tickets

Between the Buried and Me presents a progressive metal performance marked by technical precision and unrelenting intensity. Layered soundscapes and surges of momentum pull the audience into an immersive, high-energy journey, with boundary-pushing arrangements and commanding musicianship at the forefront.

Neighborhood Block Party

Main Street at The Promenade at Chenal turns into a lively neighborhood hangout featuring sweet and savory tastings from Promenade spots, refreshing beverages, and free hot dogs. Enjoy live music from Bad Habit, meet Promenade retailers, and check out exclusive offers alongside giveaways, games, and family friendly entertainment. The atmosphere is relaxed and community focused, perfect for connecting with neighbors and creating new memories.

Arkansas Big Boy Toyz Expo

Set at the Arkansas State Fair Grounds, the Arkansas Big Boy Toyz Expo showcases cars, trucks, motorcycles, side-by-sides, and boats. Owners can enter their rides for a chance at more than $2,500 in prizes. The expo is open to spectators and vendors, with plenty of impressive machines on display. For more information, visit Facebook at @ArkansasBigBoyToyzExpo or call 501-993-9099.

True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show

Dig into dinner while piecing together a comedic true crime caper. Throughout the night, clues unfold in real time, the story is set in the present, and performers blend in with the crowd rather than staying onstage. Anyone in the room could be connected to the case, and guests may even find themselves questioned as potential suspects. The format encourages conversation and participation, creating an interactive night designed for adult audiences. Presented by The Dinner Detective, this style of murder mystery dinner theater has entertained audiences nationwide since 2004. Expect a mix of intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous twists from start to finish.

Juneteenth in Da Rock 2026

Hosted by Mosaic Templars Cultural Center, the 17th annual Juneteenth in Da Rock is the state’s largest Juneteenth celebration, focused on freedom, culture, and community. This multiday experience begins with a Juneteenth Summit complemented by live entertainment. The following day offers a full festival schedule that features the 5th Annual Juneteenth in Da Rock 5K, performances by national and local artists, food trucks, community vendors, a Kids Zone with family activities, and cultural programming that encourages community engagement. The event spotlights Black excellence in music, business, health, education, and the arts. Admission is free and open to everyone.

Wade Bowen at The Rev Room

Wade Bowen brings a live show to The Rev Room. General admission is $25. Admission is open to ages 14 and older. Guests under 21 must purchase a ticket plus a required $3 add-on.

2026 Big Dam Bridge 100 Training Program

A structured training ride program created around the annual BDB100 helps Arkansas cyclists prepare for event-day success while building connections with local riders, clubs, and bike shops. Participants are organized by experience and goals, with options tailored for those targeting the 26-mile and 50-mile routes. It welcomes brand-new riders getting comfortable on a bike, enthusiasts looking to sharpen safety and technique, and anyone interested in learning to ride confidently in a group and meet fellow cyclists. Registration costs $50, is limited to the first 120 riders, and requires a minimum age of 12. The program begins with a kickoff meeting and then rolls into a season of guided training rides, with many departing from Murray Park, designed to gradually build skills, fitness, and group-riding confidence. Four rider groups provide a clear path for improvement. Beginners with little riding experience receive extra support. Riders with some experience who are new to group riding can focus on completing the 26-mile course. Weekly recreational cyclists can aim for the 50-mile course or work toward a faster finish on the 26-mile route. Experienced cyclists concentrate on pacing, fueling, and smooth cooperative pace-line skills, preparing for the 50-mile route with the potential to stretch to 75 miles. The schedule includes a dress rehearsal at the Young Life River Classic and culminates with the BDB100 itself. Community supporters include Spokes Bicycle Shop, Phat Tire Bicycle Shops, Shift Modern Cyclery, Mello Velo, and Rev Rock. For more information, contact the Training Ride Coordinator at BDB100Training@gmail.com.

Riggs CAT Rock N Run 5K

The Riggs CAT Rock N Run 5K unfolds inside Martin Marietta’s Hatton Quarry in Cove, Arkansas, offering a rare chance to race along the rim of an active rock quarry with wide open views of the Ouachita National Forest. This inaugural year welcomes participants of all experience levels for a timed 5K, plus an untimed Family Fun Run. The schedule also features a welcome and check presentation, with an awards ceremony taking place after the final Family Fun Run finisher crosses the line. Cash prizes are available for top performers, with first place male and female each receiving $300, second place earning $150, and third place receiving $75. Registered runners can pick up race packets early at THE OUCAHITAS coffee bar and tap room, and race day check in, packet pickup, and on site registration will be available.

Summer Select '26 Presented by Enthusiast Auto Sales

Summer Select '26, presented by Enthusiast Auto Sales, offers a curated driving experience that starts in Little Rock and wraps up in Northwest Arkansas. The $1,999 per team entry covers a kickoff gathering at Southern Tail Brewing, a send-off from Mercedes-Benz of Little Rock, and a carefully planned route that strings together standout roads across The Natural State with scheduled stops for fuel, meals, sightseeing, and other points of interest. Participants enjoy a group lunch at Mt. Magazine Lodge, 4-star accommodations at the new Compton Bentonville hotel, and a private dinner at Table Mesa in downtown Bentonville. Breakfast is provided at The Compton Bentonville, and the journey concludes with a finale and lunch at Marque Collection Suites. Each team also receives an ER Summer Select vehicle sticker kit, a commemorative framed event poster, two Eastern Express event T-shirts, two Summer Select ER x EAS T-shirts, an exclusive gift bag, access to the Summer Select Spotify playlist, and complete media coverage from BLK ELK Media and RG Media.

Little Rock AR SmokeFest Stop!

The 2026 Smokefest tour makes its Little Rock stop at Arkansas State Fair Arts and Crafts.

42nd Annual Pops on the River

For more than four decades, Little Rock has celebrated summer along the downtown riverfront with a free evening of live music. The program showcases local performers and includes the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. The night ends with fireworks over the river, saluting community, music, and a tradition 42 years in the making.

DCI: Drum Corps International

DCI: Drum Corps International comes to War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock, AR.

ARKANSAS’ REGENCY BALL A Bridgerton Affair

Arkansas’ Regency Ball, A Bridgerton Affair, makes its grand debut with an afternoon of refinement that brings the spirit of the Regency era to life. Guests can expect polished socializing, graceful surroundings, and thoughtful touches inspired by the period, all in support of FACS Worldwide and its mission of philanthropy, empowerment, and outreach. Regency-inspired formalwear is encouraged, with elegant gowns, gloves, suits, and other period looks welcomed. The experience features an era-evocative ambiance and décor, plenty of photo-ready moments, and a shared commitment to community impact through giving. An elegant social occasion awaits...an affair worthy of the ton.

Luke Null - Loony Bin Comedy Club - Little Rock

Enjoy a live, on-stage performance from Luke Null. Tickets are available through Seatgig, and availability may be limited.

Killers of Kill Tony: David Lucas, Hans Kim, Timmy No Brakes & Martin Tickets

At Robinson Center in Little Rock, David Lucas, Hans Kim, Timmy No Brakes, and Martin Phillips take the stage for a stand up comedy event. Lucas fires off sharp roast-driven punchlines shaped by his notable moments on Kill Tony, while Kim pairs a calm delivery with clever, observational humor, also recognized through Kill Tony. Timmy No Brakes and Martin Phillips bring high-energy sets that keep the pace lively and the surprises coming.

Little Rock Reptile Expo (Show Me Reptile Show)

Explore the Show Me Reptile Show, a family friendly expo that blends learning and adventure for longtime reptile keepers and the simply curious. Browse a wide range of animals and supplies from top breeders and trusted vendors, including reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and plants with bioactive materials. Find enclosures, feeders, equipment, decor, and other care essentials all in one place. Visitors who are not ready to bring home a new pet are welcome to enjoy the displays, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community behind the hobby. General admission is available with advance pricing at $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adults are $15 and ages 7 to 12 are $5, with children 6 and under still free. VIP passes are $17 in advance or $20 at the door and include early entry along with complimentary admission on day two at any two day show. All ages are welcome.