Events in Bella Vista today

A midweek edition of the market mirrors the Saturday experience with fresh, in season selections offered directly by the people who grow and make them. Set along the A Street Promenade in Downtown Bentonville, it provides a convenient way to restock favorite items during the week and enjoy the neighborhood atmosphere. The Saturday market continues as well.

There is no entry fee. Just check in via the companion app to pick up a free promo.

Puzzle Club offers children the chance to explore board games, puzzles, and team games. Activities are best suited for ages 7 to 12.

A jazz duo performs their own jazz renditions at Isabella's Italian in Bentonville each Wednesday evening.

An open mic at Meteor Guitar Gallery at The Ravington offers a welcoming stage for musicians, comedians, poets, storytellers, spoken word artists, singer-songwriters, and others with unique talents. Hosted by Jenna of Jenna and the Soul Shakers, it unfolds in a creative, supportive environment where live performance is celebrated. Newcomers and experienced acts alike can feel comfortable sharing their work in a beautiful space with an encouraging audience and a strong sense of community.

The pantry offers free groceries arranged on shelves in the Grace Chapel sanctuary. A short paperwork step is required, and friendly volunteers assist throughout. Families can use the Neighborhood Kids area, where children can play and choose items from kid-sized shelves while parents or guardians shop. This work is made possible by the efforts of volunteers and the support of Northwest Arkansas Food Bank, Central UMC, First UMC, and Bland Chapel Methodist of Rogers, Arkansas.

Bring a work-in-progress and connect with fellow crafters. Knitting, crochet, needlework, and other creative projects are all welcome. Enjoy relaxed time to make progress, swap ideas, and chat with people who share your interests.

Yankabilly Smokehouse is featuring baby back ribs that are tender and juicy, served with Aaron's smokey baked beans. Service is first come, first served unless an order is placed online ahead of time.

A beginner friendly breathwork experience invites you to relax, release, and reset. Guided by Joshua Beeney at Sacred Space Studio, this small group session blends intentional breathing with steady, supportive instruction to help ease tension held in the body and settle the nervous system. The practice moves beyond short, shallow breaths and encourages a fuller rhythm that can bring clarity, calm, and renewed energy. Participants often notice deep relaxation, emotional relief, sharper focus, a stronger connection with their bodies and intuition, and a greater sense of presence. No prior experience is required, and those curious about exploring breathwork are welcome. Space is limited and walk ins are accepted. A suggested love donation of 25 to 50 dollars can be made at the door by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App. Let your breath lead and see what opens up.

Explore vibrant color and expressive form with Linda Lopez, the Crystal Bridges Teaching Artist in Residence and an artist represented in the museum’s collection. This hands-on workshop for ages 14 and up uses ready-colored porcelain clay so participants can dive straight into shaping imaginative abstract sculptures without mixing their own pigments. Through guided instruction and demonstrations, learners experiment with texture, repetition, movement, and structure while building a personal abstract language inspired by everyday observations. Approachable handbuilding methods and simple strategies for blending, layering, and arranging colored porcelain are covered. Each participant creates a small set of color samples and a series of playful, small-scale sculptural pieces that reflect individual exploration. The class also looks at how ceramic artists, past and present, including Lopez, use color, line, and abstraction to translate familiar moments into sculptural expression. Suitable for all experience levels, the workshop encourages curiosity, experimentation, and creative play. All materials are included. Tickets are $249, or $207.50 for members and for adults 25 and under. Registration is available online or by calling (479) 657-2335.

Rogers Public Library hosts a Thursday night hangout for ages 13 to 18, featuring games, movies, and more. Check this event for updates as additional details are shared.

Curbside grocery distribution takes place in Grace Chapel UMC’s parking lot, offering a simple drive-up experience. Visitors receive a complimentary box of groceries, provided at no cost and without any questions.

Pickin on the Square brings together local musicians and anyone with an acoustic instrument at Bentonville Square for an informal community jam. This longtime tradition creates a relaxed space to make music, listen, and connect with one another. There is no admission fee, and people of all ages and experience levels are welcome. Attendees may bring an acoustic instrument to participate, or bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit back and enjoy the music. This community-led gathering is supported by Downtown Bentonville Incorporated.

Ms. Ash and Ms. Inga lead a morning of silly songs, crafts, and stories for children ages 2 to 5. Supplies and space are limited.

If it has been years since you last bought or sold a home, this workshop breaks down how the selling process has changed and what it looks like now. Discover how digital search tools and expert marketing shape a listing, what to expect with inspections and negotiating, the role of disclosures, and how closing costs are handled. The session is designed to clarify each step, help you sidestep common pitfalls, and show you how to prepare for a successful sale on your own timeline. Whether a move is coming up soon or you are simply planning ahead, you will leave with practical takeaways and added confidence for navigating the current real estate market.

First Friday is a free block party featuring live music, vendors, and activities for families. The 2026 season is presented by Walmart and introduces a season-long focus called First Friday Live, emphasizing performances, entertainment, and interactive experiences. Support comes from community partners including the City of Bentonville, Visit Bentonville, and the Walton Family Foundation.

A restorative sound bath centered on transition, integration, and gentle realignment. As the season shifts from summer’s fullness to autumn’s quieter rhythm, The Golden Threshold offers a calm setting at Crystal Bridges to pause, reflect, and recalibrate. With immersive sound and gentle, unhurried guidance, participants are invited to integrate the energy of recent months, release what no longer resonates, and step into the next season with grounded clarity. Tickets are $20, with a $16 rate for members. Reservations can be made online or by contacting Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335.

The Bentonville Farmers Market brings the community together on the Bentonville Square with fresh, locally grown produce, fruits, vegetables, and more. Browse goods from small businesses, connect with local farmers and artisans, and enjoy a welcoming market experience. Arvest Bank is the presenting sponsor.

Enjoy a no-cost mountain biking experience that pairs a flagship group ride with a fundamentals skills clinic. Held on the first Saturday of each month year-round, it is led and supported by experienced women ride leaders and sweeps. Riders of all abilities are welcome, from newcomers building core skills to advanced cyclists looking to challenge themselves. This is a ticketed event and requires registration. Each ride wraps up with a relaxed post-ride social sponsored by a local restaurant or brewery, offering a chance to connect with fellow riders while supporting local businesses.

Discover pieced glass mosaic in a six week, hands on class focused on adorning a clear glass vase. Participants develop original designs with cut pieces and found fragments, then fill remaining areas with scrap to create cohesive surfaces that catch and reflect the light. Instruction covers glass cutting, composition, adhesion, and finishing, culminating in a finished piece that can shine as a candle lantern or serve as a vase for everyday display. Tuition is $233, with a $194 rate for members and for adults 25 and under. Registration is available online or by calling Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335.

This beginner-friendly, six-week ceramics course brings together craft, community, and creativity while exploring the techniques, materials, and themes central to wheel-thrown pottery. With hands-on guidance, students develop core skills for creating wheel-thrown forms, including making and attaching handles, trimming, decorating surfaces, and applying glaze. Participants finish with a solid foundation in working with clay and an understanding of key ceramic processes, making it a welcoming fit for those eager to learn the basics alongside a cohort of fellow artists. All materials are provided, and enrolled students receive access to Sunday open studio hours for independent practice. Tuition is $225, with a rate of $187.50 for members and adults 25 and under. Registration is available online or by contacting Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335. A $10 early sign-up discount is offered.

An introductory Spanish class for adults led by instructor Bill Dunning takes place at the Rogers Public Library. It is intended for those just starting out with the language. Advance registration is needed.

At the Momentary, a vendor fair spotlights talented local print artists and their work. Browse original prints, paper goods and gifts inspired by printmaking. The event also includes an Inciardi trading area and inclusive Inciardi merchandise, plus a few extra surprises.

Blacktop Promotions brings back Blacktop Sunday with a larger-than-ever celebration of the NWA car community, gathering standout builds and passionate enthusiasts from across the region. Expect the thunder of supercars, the grit of rock climbers, and the elegance of timeless classics alongside exotics, metric motors, motorcycles, drifters, drag racers, and tough overlanders. Complimentary donuts get the morning started, upbeat music sets the tone, and the atmosphere stays relaxed, social, and family friendly. There is no charge to attend, and optional registration keeps attendees informed about special guests, schedule or weather updates, and future reminders. The gathering spotlights horsepower, craftsmanship, and community for dedicated gearheads as well as fans of fabrication. Presented with support from 4 Wheel Concepts, Hype Coffee, McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln, McLarty Daniel Buick GMC, McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM FIAT, Marque Collection, Heroes Coffee Company, NWA Custom Audio & Lighting, Ball Metal Fabrication & Hot Rods, Red Barn Donuts, Jason's Pro Detail, Express Rally, 101.5 The Vibe, Southwest Missouri Car Shows, and A Biker's Garage.

Trailmix Together comes back to McAuley Hall in the Center for Nonprofits for a community gathering centered on building bridges rather than walls. The focus is on open dialogue, empathy, and staying connected across differences, with space for thoughtful conversation, attentive listening, and community building. A guest speaker aligned with the theme will help guide discussion and reflection. Expect a friendly, low-pressure setting with opportunities for conversation, connection, and shared learning. Additional details are being finalized and will be shared as plans come together.