Events in Fayetteville
Pride Brunch at Muselet Champagne Bar
Celebrate Pride Month at Muselet Champagne Bar with a festive drag brunch. Savor delicious food and enjoy a drag show alongside bottomless mimosas.
Muselet Champagne Bar3D Archery Days
Try a wilder take on archery at The Quiver, where a collection of 3D, animal-shaped targets is set out for practice. This setup is available on the first weekend of each month, offering a distinctive way to test aim and accuracy.
The Quiver Archery RangeSend It Series - Volume 2
Volume 2 of the Send It Series is recognized by MileSplit as an official meet in Farmington, Arkansas. This 2026 installment continues the series with a competitive gathering for athletes and supporters in the area.
Fur-Ever Pack Social
Wags To Riches Pet Grooming hosts the Fur-Ever Pack Social, inviting the community to gather for an afternoon filled with fun and opportunities to connect. Attendees can also enjoy a behind the scenes look.
Wags To Riches Pet GroomingAuthor Signing: A Flair for Trouble
Author Kristen Bahls will be at the bookstore for a signing and book sale featuring A Flair for Trouble, a cozy mystery with a touch of romance. The story follows Cohen and Elle, two exhausted high school teachers who turn amateur investigators after a parent is killed at an after school event. As they dig into the mystery, they work to steer clear of nosy students who are shipping them on a dedicated Instagram account, unaware that the killer is watching as well. Bahls is a Texas native and lifelong reader raised by a librarian mother. She holds a Broadcast Journalism degree from the University of Arkansas, taught Audio/Video Production as a third-generation teacher, hosts the bookish podcast Where I Left Off, and is continually chasing her reading goal.
Pearl's BooksGreat Summer Gathering
Gathered Goods hosts The Great Summer Gathering, a relaxed afternoon featuring music performed live, grilled fare, and plenty of browsing. A silent auction showcases more than one hundred pieces of furniture and home decor. Whether on the lookout for distinctive pieces, tasty bites, or time with friends, attendees will find options to suit every taste at Gathered Goods. Arriving early and staying a while turns it into a full summer afternoon.
Gathered GoodsPolished Pop-In
At Onyx Coffee Lab in Springdale, Arkansas, this casual pop-in offers free conversations about press-on nails for anyone curious before purchasing. Guests can browse sample sets, receive a complimentary sizing, and learn simple, effective techniques for application and removal. Appointments are available by direct message, and walk-ins are welcome.
Springdale, ArkansasMountain Street Stage: Beau Jennings
Part of the Mountain Street Stage summer series, this performance spotlights Beau Jennings, a musician, filmmaker, and former architect based in Oklahoma. He first made his mark as the lead singer and principal songwriter for the indie rock and Americana band Cheyenne, touring across the United States while calling both Brooklyn and Austin home. In 2015 he released a documentary and companion soundtrack titled 'The Verdigris: In Search of Will Rogers', tracing Will Rogers' journey from coast to coast through original songs. In 2017 Jennings won the international Woody Guthrie Folk Festival Songwriting Competition. His most recent album, 'American Stories Major Chords', was recorded with his band The Tigers.
Fayetteville Public LibraryMidland RockHounds at Northwest Arkansas Naturals
Watch the Midland RockHounds take on the Northwest Arkansas Naturals at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale. Enjoy a relaxed ballpark setting where you can follow every pitch and feel close to the action. It is a chance to see emerging players compete up close.
Arvest BallparkSmall Dog Paw-ty EVERY SUNDAY!! 3:00-4:00!
Small dogs get the park to themselves during an after hours play session created just for them. Only smaller dogs are allowed in the off-leash area at this time, and the park may appear closed online to prevent larger dogs from showing up. A single waiver is required for first-time visitors. Admission costs $6 with any purchase. Arriving early can help maximize playtime. Children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash park, though they are welcome in the leashed area. For everyone’s well-being, only healthy dogs should attend.
Good Dog CafeEn Fuego Latin Dance Night!
Six Twelve hosts an energetic Latin dance evening presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness, featuring a lively mix of salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba. New dancers can ease in with a beginner friendly class before the floor opens for social dancing. Each month highlights a different style, keeping the experience fresh and on trend for everyone. Happy hour includes $1 off drinks and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarDigimon Sunday Locals
Take part in a Digimon locals event with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and promotional items are provided for everyone.
Games ExplosionNWA Book Fest Kids 2026
NWA Book Fest Kids features readings by children’s authors, book signings, panel conversations, author meet and greets, crafts, games, giveaways, and more. This free event offers a fun experience for the whole family.
The Apollo on EmmaThe Big Band Cocoa-Bash
Brunch gets a soulful twist with a live performance by Jerry's Itty Bitty Big Jazz Band in a DIY setting. Special chocolate ice cream treats and decadent brunch features accompany the music, along with a signature brunch menu and a craft bar. There is no cover charge, and all donations or tips go directly to the musicians. Family friendly and open to all ages, it pairs bold brass with sweet extras for a cheerful, music-filled meal.
Nomads TrailsideOzark Lanes One Ball
Compete in a handicap singles event focused on skill and strategy. Begin with 20 minutes of practice where any ball is allowed, then continue under a one-ball-only rule once competition starts. The entry fee is $70. Qualifying consists of five games, with the top five moving on to a stepladder final. The pay ratio is 1 in 4. Handicap is calculated at 90 percent of 210, capped at 60 pins.
Ozark LanesPop Up Plant Sale
A plant sale at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar features prices ranging from $5 to $50. Attendees can browse and purchase plants within this budget-friendly range.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarPL•EASE•SURE : The Healing Power of Pleasure
This is for women ready to trade overfunctioning and overgiving for greater ease, pleasure, and aliveness.
NWA Healing HubStreet Dinner
Presented by the Downtown Springdale Alliance, this annual fundraiser and community dinner brings the community together around a shared meal.
Downtown SpringdaleWIL E HAZE
Wil E. Haze brings a gritty, no apologies hip hop set as part of the Faygo Gang or Don’t Bang Tour. Devoted fans who arrive loud and loyal help power the room, matching the intensity of the performance. It is a straightforward showcase of unfiltered sound and crowd energy.
Nomads TrailsidePride & Prejudice
Rediscover the quick wit and heightened romance of Jane Austen's classic in a fresh stage adaptation. Staying close to the spirit of the book, T2's production entertains while encouraging reflection, following Elizabeth Bennet on her journey.
TheatreSquared75 Cent Wings. Every. Single. Monday. 🍗🔥
Nomads Trailside offers 75 cent wings every Monday. Choose your preferred style, from crispy to saucy or anywhere in between, and ease into the week with a cold drink and a relaxed neighborhood atmosphere. It is a simple way to kick off the week with good food and good company.
Nomads TrailsideFayetteville Silent Book Club
Settle in for a relaxed reading meetup. Hosts arrive to get things started, then participants can pick up a coffee, beer, or wine from the bar and purchase food if they like. After brief introductions, there is a quiet period devoted to reading. Once that wraps up, stay to chat, keep reading, or head out whenever it suits you. Arriving later is no problem, and you are free to come and go as your schedule allows.
Ozark Natural Foods (Fayetteville)Summer Strum class!
Settle into an easygoing, eight-week class designed for beginners that covers essential chords and simple rhythms. Participants will play songs they enjoy, with no final showcase or pressure... just the pure pleasure of making music. Bring a guitar or a ukulele. A limited number of ukuleles will be available to borrow or purchase at the first session. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
NWA Healing HubGood morning mat Pilates!
Experience a mat Pilates session inspired by reformer training that is flexible and accessible. Using only resistance bands, your body serves as the reformer for a full-body workout. The approach is creative and versatile, delivering the feel and benefits of traditional reformer work while keeping equipment to a minimum.
Art in Nature Summer Camp
Offer a week away from screens where creativity, curiosity, and confidence can grow in the fresh air. Designed for ages 6 to 10, this five-day camp weaves art, outdoor exploration, and faith-centered character building into a warm, supportive experience. Each day features time outside on 12 acres with a spring-fed creek, where campers take nature walks, investigate the world around them, make process-focused art inspired by their surroundings, and enjoy open-ended play. Team-building games and creative movement encourage connection, while short, encouraging lessons of faith are thoughtfully integrated throughout the day. Healthy snacks are included. Enrollment is intentionally limited to 7 participants to keep the experience personal and meaningful. The cost is $250 for early bird registration and $275 for regular registration. A $50 non-refundable deposit secures a spot, with the remaining balance due 14 days before camp begins.
Tontitown ArkFayetteville Showcase
This free showcase spotlights high energy live music designed to fill the dance floor. Watch the musicians rehearse, sample a variety of styles, and compare band sizes from 3 to 14 players to find the right fit for an upcoming celebration. A producer will be on hand to answer booking questions for weddings, festivals, corporate events, or private functions. Led by live music experts and wedding minded entertainers who excel at getting parties going, the group offers customizable lineups and sensible pricing, creating a lively night of performances.
West End FayGirl Power Rock! Camp
Girl Power Rock! Camp is designed for girls and gender non-conforming youth ages 8 to 18 to build skills on drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, or vocals. Participants form bands based on experience and instrument interests, collaborate to write an original song, and finish by performing it live at a local venue. Sessions cover keeping time and essential music theory, songwriting craft and song structure, and the influence of pioneering women in music through modern pop-rock icons. Special guests and focused breakouts support confidence on stage while also introducing the technical and business sides of the industry. No prior experience is required. Instruments are available, or campers may bring their own. Snacks are provided, and each camper should bring a sack lunch each day.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolPop Star Camp ages 4-12
Camps are set to launch at The Movement with a bright, upbeat atmosphere. There is a clear sense of readiness and the energy is all about rising higher, building momentum from the very start.
KPOP Bootcamp ages 4-12
Kids ages 3 to 12 can dive into a four day K-pop bootcamp at The Movement Dance Studio that blends learning and creativity. Young performers will build confidence while learning routines and dancing, trying K-pop inspired fashion design, singing karaoke like a pop star, enjoying photo sessions, and taking part in onstage performances. Rumi leads sessions in full costume to make the experience feel authentic. Participants also create their own outfits for the culminating performance on the last day, and all apparel and embellishments are included. Enrollment requires a nonrefundable deposit of $50, with the remaining $200 due before camp begins.
Men's Process and Support group
Registration is open for an eight week support and process group created for men seeking deeper connection, candid conversation, personal growth, and a sense of community. The series offers a welcoming space to explore relationships and communication, develop emotional awareness, reflect on stress, identity, and purpose, and strengthen accountability with the encouragement of peers while building genuine connections with other men. The full program costs 160 dollars. Enrollment includes a brief screening, and space is limited.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
The American Red Cross will be hosting a blood drive. If you are interested in participating, you can make an appointment on their website.
Fayetteville Public LibraryArkansas Archaeology – Museum at the Library
Explore a temporary display presented by the University of Arkansas Museum. Museum staff will be available to talk as they showcase selected Arkansas archaeology artifacts from the museum's collections.
Fayetteville Public LibrarySunset on the Square
At the Downtown Fayetteville Square, a farmers market brings together local farmers and makers. Browse their offerings and connect with the people who grow and create them.
Downtown Fayetteville SquareBingo Night at The Legion
This weekly event takes place each Tuesday at the American Legion in Fayetteville.
Riverdance
Riverdance brings the energy of live performance, ideal for a fun evening with friends or a long-anticipated outing. Tickets are available on FindTick, subject to availability.
Baum Walker Hall, Walton Arts CenterSix Twelve Open Mic Night
Six Twelve Open Mic Night brings together singers, instrumentalists, poets, comics, and other creatives from across NWA at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, hosted by JerGriffinMusic. The evening starts with sign-ups, moves into an open mic, spotlights a featured set by Shawn Smith Frick, then returns to more performances. Expect a welcoming atmosphere for artists and supporters to connect, encourage one another, and collaborate. The bar serves locally roasted coffee, a variety of teas, handmade cocktails, and other beverages, with food offerings from Richard’s Meat Market, Arsaga’s, and Wildflour’s Kitchen. Performers interested in a slot or a future featured spot can contact @JerGriffinMusic.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarJeopardy Bar League - 7pm Tuesdays Only at Smokin' Oak Wood-Fired Pizza and Taproom
The official Jeopardy Bar League returns to Smokin’ Oak Wood-Fired Pizza and Taproom with Brooklyn hosting a fast-paced, team-focused game that mirrors the TV experience. Categories and clues come from the show, your phone serves as the buzzer, and classic elements like Daily Doubles, Final Jeopardy, and a live leaderboard keep the competition intense. It is free to play, and you can jump in even if the game is already underway. Enjoy scratch-made, wood-fired individual pizzas and a self-pour tap wall while you compete, claim a table with your crew, and see how high you can climb on the board.
Lunchtime Strength
Experience a dynamic strength workout that syncs full-body, compound movements to music with a strong beat. Pumped Up Strength puts a fresh spin on resistance training, focusing on building muscle and supporting fascia and metabolism. The rhythm-led format keeps the session engaging and makes strength training feel fun.
Dungeons & Dragons
Teens who have completed grades 7-12 can join a free one-week Dungeons & Dragons club, where all skill levels are welcome. All materials are provided. Registration is required, and attendance at the June 8th meeting is mandatory to attend the rest of the five-day event.
Fayetteville Public LibraryTerrific Tuesday Nights
Enjoy warm summer nights in the Garden with themed educational evenings for all ages. Admission is free, made possible by generous support.
Botanical Garden of the OzarksMindfulness Meditation
Join Anita Purvis to practice meditation and mindfulness. This series will teach mindfulness through meditation to help you connect with your body. Practice sitting and walking meditation, deep listening, and cultivate a community of compassion, joy, and present-moment awareness. There is a teaching and discussion during meetings. Chairs and mats will be available, and participants can bring their own mats or meditation cushions. Mindfulness can be practiced while standing, walking, lying down, speaking, listening, working, playing, and cooking. Anita Purvis enjoys facilitating meditation groups and going on retreats.
Fayetteville Public LibraryGaymers Night
Each month, an evening focused on dice rolls, not gender roles takes place at Gear Gaming in Fayetteville. Tabletop and card play can include titles such as Munchkin and King of Tokyo.
It’s a Wonderful Life
An original adaptation by T2 of the film the American Film Institute recognized as the most inspirational of the century features a cast of eight. The ensemble performs more than sixty-five roles to tell the story. The production follows George Bailey's story.
TheatreSquaredMidweek Meltdown
Dirtbag Vintage Lounge offers a relaxed midweek reset with bar snacks, vinyl spinning, cold drinks, and quick card games. It is for anyone feeling a little worn out and wanting to reconnect with friends or simply step out of the house for a bit. The vibe is easygoing, and visitors can stop by casually for a short break or linger longer.
Dirtbag Vintage LoungeGrief Support Group - Springdale
Circle of Life offers a six week grief support group for adults who have experienced the death of a loved one. Enrollment is capped at 5 to 10 people to create a small, supportive setting. Over six sessions, participants connect with peers, share personal stories, and reflect on their own paths through loss. Discussions cover typical grief reactions, adapting to life after a loss, navigating meaningful firsts, and taking initial steps toward healing. The program is free to attend, and pre-registration is required.
Circle of LifeRiRo Rally
Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale hosts the RiRo Rally, a laid-back meetup for the Loyal & Royal Army, riders from across the region, and anyone who enjoys the atmosphere. Attendees can expect bikes, cold drinks, live music, and great food, along with plenty of stories and friendly conversation. There is an on-air component on 94.9, and the celebration continues beyond the broadcast. It is a social hangout where riding and community take center stage.
Parsons StadiumBen Harris
This event features guitar music from Ben Harris.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarWednesday Night BINGO on the PATIO @ Tontitown Winery
This event takes place on the outdoor patio. There is no charge to participate, and guests can enjoy dining and drinks during the fun. Participants can compete for prizes, including the SPIRIT STICK. Seating is first come, first served and reservations are not accepted. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WinerySix Twelve Art Social
A creative meet-up at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar welcomes artists of any experience level to settle in and make art in a relaxed setting. Comfortable chairs, table lamps, and mellow live music create an easygoing vibe. Bring your own supplies; any medium is encouraged, from painting and drawing to crocheting, knitting, or writing. Work solo, pair up with a friend, or sit alongside other local artists. Enjoy a latte, a handmade cocktail, or a locally made bite while you create. Happy hour offers $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates for those who arrive early.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarRiverdance
Riverdance presents a live stage performance at Baum Walker Hall in the Walton Arts Center. It is an option for an evening out with friends or for anyone who has been waiting to see it in person. Tickets are available while seats remain.
Baum Walker Hall, Walton Arts CenterSpringdale Photowalk
Photographer Jason Hudson will lead an evening photo walk through downtown Springdale with models participating. The group will meet in front of Onyx Coffee, then head out together to explore the area and take photos.
Weekly Qigong Classes @Good Dog Cafe!
These weekly Qigong sessions take place at Good Dog Cafe, often held outdoors with feet in the grass beneath a shady tree when the weather cooperates, and moved indoors when it is too cold. The class features a flowing, standing sequence with gentle warmups, stretches, and meditative movement, and it can be adapted for seated participation based on comfort and needs. Mindful movement and breathwork help settle the nervous system, replenish energy, and foster a steady, clear sense of well-being. Although the cafe is pet friendly, participants are asked to leave dogs at home during class to support a calm and focused practice. If it rains, class is canceled and rescheduled for the following week. After class, participants are welcome to stay and enjoy a drink when the cafe opens. Newcomers can attend their first session for free, and both drop-ins and class passes are available. Instruction is led by Holden Qigong Certified Instructor Maria Chowdhury.
Good Dog CafeCFI Orientation: Audio Studio *
This orientation is for individuals who want to record in the Audio Recording Studio inside the Center for Innovation. Its a hands-on experience that will get you comfortable with the studio and provide a basic overview of Pro Tools. All studio users are required to complete this orientation before using the space and equipment. Participants will learn how to navigate the patch bay, set up a Pro Tools session, power and set up microphones, set up and save files to the AVID Nexis, and operate the studio with proper etiquette and care. This program is designed for participants 15 and older. This orientation will also be offered on Friday, June 26.
Fayetteville Public LibraryEugene Onegin: A Bluegrass Musical
Eugene Onegin—A Bluegrass Musical by Sarah Gancher is a potent mix of original bluegrass and country, barbeque, and feverish young love. Pushkin's novel and Tchaikovsky's opera have been completely reimagined, now set in 1940s rural Arkansas, where a girl who dreams of writing songs falls for a dangerously magnetic—but jaded—touring musician. Performances are on various dates throughout the month of June.
Theatre SquaredIt’s a Wonderful Life
An adaptation developed by T2 of It’s a Wonderful Life features a cast of eight portraying more than sixty-five characters. Recognized by the American Film Institute as the most inspirational film of the century, the story centers on George Bailey.
TheatreSquaredReWired: RETRO GAME NIGHT @ Dirtbag Vintage Lounge
ReWired: Retro Game Night at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge celebrates classic play with a big-screen console setup and an analog zone for board games. Look for favorites like Mario Kart on the console, plus Monopoly and Jenga at the tables, with Sega nostalgia in the mix. The scene is rounded out with rotating throwback soundtracks, nostalgic snacks, and a fully stocked bar, all adding up to a few hours of early-2000s fun.
Heartland Assembly Convergence 2026
At The Rock of NW Arkansas, this three day gathering brings together people and leaders from churches, ministries, and the marketplace across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. It includes interactive workshops, relevant breakout sessions, networking with like-minded believers, and ministry times focused on activation and impartation, along with good food, fellowship, and a shared vision. Centered on the cutting edge of convergence, it offers three days of equipping for the four state heartland region.
The Rock of NW ArkansasPsychedelic Integration Process Group for women
At the Holos Collective Community Hub, this Psychedelic Integration Process Group for women offers a supportive, relationship-centered circle for making meaning after experiences of expanded states, whether psychedelic, spiritual, or otherwise transformative. This monthly open group allows participants to attend when it feels supportive, with no ongoing commitment required. Facilitators Kelly Dundon of Fireside Project and Gabby Vilpando, a Naropa graduate, hold an ethically grounded space for reflection, connection, and shared process that honors the lived experiences of women and femmes. The emphasis is on turning insight into embodied change, gently weaving extraordinary moments into everyday life through care, presence, and community. Participation is limited to eight people to support depth, safety, and connection. More details and a registration link are available in the comments.
Digimon Thursday Locals
Digimon Thursday Locals features weekly Thursday tournaments with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and promos are available for everyone.
Ballad Singing
This welcoming four-session series, led by Joanie, centers on group singing and harmony practice while celebrating the stories carried in traditional ballads. Bring friends, and if you have an old ballad you love, bring it to share. No prior experience is required and all voices are welcome. The full series includes four weekly classes for $40.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolThursday Morning Market
A relaxed market held during the week where you can take your time while shopping from area growers and artisans. Set in the gardens on the historic downtown square, it offers a calm atmosphere to explore homegrown and handcrafted goods.
Juan Moscoso
Acoustic guitarist Juan Moscoso performs original songs shaped by flamenco and jazz influences.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarGrits & Greens
Grits & Greens brings its psychedelic, Southern-leaning alternative sound to Prairie Street Live. The band hails from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and writes songs that delve into mental health, social inequity, and the search for happiness.
Prairie Street LiveGulley Park Summer Concert Series
Fayetteville’s 30th annual Gulley Park Summer Concert Series brings free, live music to the Gulley Park Gazebo as part of a community tradition. This performance offers a relaxed, family friendly setting with a food truck rally and an art market featuring local artists and makers. Stroll the booths, sample something delicious, and settle in for the show. Furry companions are welcome. This concert features Mae Estes as part of the season lineup.
Gulley Park GazeboKorey McKelvy Band//Patti Steel Band @George’s Majestic Lounge
An evening of soul, funk, blues, jazz and empowerment unfolds at George’s Majestic Lounge. Patti Steel Band opens with roots-inspired sounds, then Korey McKelvy Band turns up the funk with grooves made for moving. Guided by two dynamic women who are deeply involved in the NWA music scene, this double bill highlights vibrant musicianship and a feel-good, high-energy vibe from start to finish.
Book Nook Storytime
A storytime in the seating area features read-alouds by a member of the Ozark Natural Foods staff. Attendees listen to stories together.
Korey McKelvy & Patti Steel
Patti Steel performs at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. This concert offers a chance to hear her music live on stage.
George's Majestic LoungeCrimes & Clues
Crimes & Clues is a book discussion that explores a wide range of mysteries, from classics and cozy reads to true crime and modern thrillers. The selection for this month is Assumption by Percival Everett.
Fayetteville Public LibraryTGIFriday Flix Movie Night
Dirtbag Vintage Lounge revives the classic movie night experience with cult favorites on a giant drive-in style screen and additional hits playing on smaller screens inside. Pizza, popcorn, and nostalgic snacks from the 90s and 2000s set the tone for a relaxed, throwback vibe.
Dirtbag Vintage LoungeRockED NWA Summer Camp Shows
Enjoy live music performed by musicians from the RockED NWA summer camp.
Jammin JavaUSSSA 8U & 12U State
USSSA 8U and 12U teams face off for the Arkansas state title in a championship tournament. The format offers a four game guarantee, with pool play leading into a double elimination bracket. Cost is $415.
Springdal, ArkansasSummer Fun Run
Marking 20 years, this two-day community celebration supports Circle of Life Hospice and the Seniors Center in Springdale, AR. It begins at Red Door Sports Bar and Grill in Tontitown with live and silent auctions, live music, and a 50/50 raffle. The second day moves to Tontitown City Park for a car, truck, and motorcycle show, along with a Poker Run that starts at the park and concludes at Red Door. Online pre-registration for the car show is available via QR code. Organizers highlight a strong commitment to giving back, noting that 97 percent of funds raised last year were donated.
Red Door Bar & GrillJune Community Social
Ease into an evening community social where the pace is unhurried and conversation comes naturally. The club settles into a welcoming mood as guests gather to enjoy a drink and connect over small plates prepared in the kitchen. The atmosphere is casual and friendly, creating room to meet new people, catch up with familiar faces, and savor the simple pleasure of being together. As the night unfolds, the focus shifts from plans to presence... unhurried chats, shared moments, and a comfortable sense of community filling the room. Expect snacks offered throughout the evening, an open format built for conversation, an inviting setting for newcomers and regulars alike, and an easy come and go flow centered on connection.
Dance to The Rachel B Band @ Six Twelve
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a free dance event that begins with a Lindy Hop and swing lesson and continues with live music from The Rachel B Band. The music covers swing jazz, blues, gospel, and rock and roll, and food and drinks will be available for purchase.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarSip & Sing with Bert & Heather
Experience live music on the outdoor patio as Bert & Heather perform at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers in-house prepared food. Outside food and drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryRock & Metal Night
Emceed by Joe Swink, this rock and metal showcase spotlights Crimson Love, a melodic hard rock and heavy metal band from Tulsa, along with Fight Dream and Chrono Wizard bringing straight-ahead rock and roll.
Nomads TrailsideDeuce Hydro
This event marks a first appearance at Hot Tails with special guest Dustin Witty.
Hot Tails Crawfish2026 Birdies for a Better Tomorrow Presented by Payne Law Firm
Paradise Valley Golf Course hosts the annual Birdies for a Better Tomorrow golf tournament, presented by Payne Law Firm, uniting the community to support life-saving harm reduction efforts across Arkansas. It features a full day on the course with on-course games, prizes for first, second, and third place, a silent auction, and opportunities to connect with local leaders, first responders, and community partners. The event recognizes support from sponsors that include Country Club Auto, Brittany Kelly, Executive Broker with Collier & Associates, Kiley Conner of Nerd Mortgage, Acceptance Treatment, Liquor World, Carbliss, Cross Church, Fayetteville Tire & Auto, David Adams Fine Jewelry, Starling Family Foundation, Starling Investments, Wright’s BBQ, and Adventure Subaru. Northwest Arkansas Harm Reduction is at the heart of the day’s purpose as participants rally to build a stronger, healthier community, and spots tend to fill quickly.
Paradise Valley Athletic ClubWeekend Starts Series
Attend a Friday evening creativity festival. This art-infused series, Weekend Starts, takes place in The Ramble. The WEST series is in conjunction with the University of Arkansas Department of Music, The Community Creative Center, and Creative Spaces at Mount Sequoyah.
Upper RamblePride & Prejudice
Rediscover Jane Austen’s classic through T2’s fresh adaptation, alive with quick wit and high-energy romance. In line with the novel’s spirit, it aims to entertain while inviting reflection. Elizabeth Bennet takes center stage in a story that continues to fascinate.
TheatreSquaredStuff The Truck!
Returning for a second round, a Stuff The Truck food drive at Gear Gaming Fayetteville partners with Rogers Public Schools to help keep school food pantries stocked and ensure students do not go hungry. The drive is collecting nonperishable foods, personal hygiene items, and clothing. Every contribution supports the pantries and the children who rely on them.
Gear GamingIf You Plant It, They Will Come
Led by the Washington County Master Gardeners, this program explores how to design an attractive yard that welcomes butterflies and other pollinators. The session offers an introduction to pollinator gardening with a focus on butterflies, including guidance on plant selection, garden placement, and creating habitat that supports monarchs, native butterflies, and additional local wildlife. Participants will learn how intentional planting for pollinators can enhance the overall health of their home ecosystems.
Fayetteville Public LibraryCalling All Hound Dogs Hound Paw-ty
Good Dog Cafe is hosting a special gathering exclusively for hounds and hound mixes, with the park closed to the general public. Hounds can play and socialize in the off-leash area, and a limited food and drink menu will be available throughout. Kiddie pools will be set out to help keep dogs cool. Admission is $12 per dog, and a waiver must be signed before entering the park. Dogs must meet the off-leash park requirements. Children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash park, though they are welcome in the leashed area.
Good Dog CafeConcert
Lantern & Quill mark their first CD release with an intimate acoustic evening at Jammin Java. The folk duo of David Hakan and Jen Hajj share original songs in close harmony, offering love songs, narrative pieces, and hopeful music for the world. Their sound suggests John Denver with Joni Mitchell at a single microphone, with a blend reminiscent of Simon and Garfunkel and the Indigo Girls. There is no cover, and tips are appreciated.
Jammin JavaOzark Valley Triathlon - Off Road
Challenge yourself at the off-road Ozark Valley Triathlon, set against the rugged landscapes of Northwest Arkansas. The day features a refreshing swim, a mountain bike segment across forest trails and rolling terrain, and a run that keeps the views coming, with a supportive community energizing every transition. Whether you are new to multisport or a long-time racer pursuing a new milestone, this event balances tough sections with rewarding moments. Bring solid preparation, race with savvy, and take on a course that showcases the best of the Ozark Valley.
Lake Wedington Recreation AreaSip & Sing with One for the Money
Enjoy live music from One for the Money on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations or tickets are not required. The winery offers food made in house. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryMike Bewley Live
Michael Bewley takes the Six Twelve stage for a live set that blends original songs with covers from Bruce Springsteen, Don Henley, The Wallflowers, John Mayer, Prince, and others. The coffeehouse and bar also offers a daily happy hour with $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarSummer Wine and Cheese Pairing
Ease into a summer evening with a relaxed wine and cheese tasting where each pour is matched with a complementary cheese. The selections are curated to showcase balance and contrast, inviting a closer look at delicate flavors as the experience unfolds at an unhurried pace. Gentle guidance adds insight to every pairing while leaving space to explore, sip, and uncover new favorites. As the night goes on, the atmosphere leans toward conversation and connection, with lingering tastes and thoughtfully crafted combinations creating a warm, social setting centered on the season.
The Club at The StonebreakerSaturday Night with the Illinois River Boys
Live music from the Illinois River Boys fills Red Door Bar & Grill, paired with a welcoming atmosphere and food. It sets the stage for a relaxed night out with a friendly vibe.
Red Door Bar & GrillCar, Truck and Bike Show
A showcase of cars, trucks, and bikes will take place at Tontitown Park, paired with a poker run that starts at the park and wraps up at the Red Door in Tontitown.
Tontitown ParkAnnual Juneteenth Sneakerball
An annual sneaker ball marks Juneteenth with a focus on freedom and style. Fresh kicks take center stage at this celebration.
TheatreSquaredEric & Erica French LIVE @ Jammin’ Java, Fayetteville, AR
Eric and Erica French bring upbeat, feel good songs to Jammin Java, sharing music that radiates positivity. This father and daughter duo blends acoustic sounds with touches of reggae and folk to create an easygoing atmosphere. Expect a chill, happy vibe that feels calming and uplifting, with plenty of smiles along the way.
Jammin JavaYoga at Market!
A donation-based community yoga flow welcoming participants of all experience levels. Please bring your own mat.
3v3 Live
3v3 Live brings its soccer tour to Lewis Soccer Fields for fast-paced, small-sided play that helps participants rack up plenty of touches this summer. Teams that register at least 10 days before the event are guaranteed a spot. Coaching and playing are open to everyone. Registration and general information are available from 3v3 Live.
Lewis Soccer FieldsFree Goat Yoga
A free goat yoga class is offered at Luther George Park. Space is limited, so advance registration is required.
Luther George Park103. Digital Photography I - Fayetteville
Build a solid foundation in digital photography with a beginner-friendly class at Bedford Camera & Video in Fayetteville. Starting from the basics, the course covers essential camera controls, how to plan and create images, composition techniques, and lighting fundamentals. Participants become familiar with practical gear such as tripods, filters, and flash, then learn to organize, enhance, and archive their photos. Expect hands-on practice, practical assignments, and contests to reinforce skills. The format is available as three two-hour sessions or as a single full-day option. Tuition is $100 per student. Enrollment ranges from 8 to 18 participants based on the space. There are no prerequisites, though bringing a digital camera and having basic computer skills is recommended. The class suits newcomers and anyone seeking better results without diving deep into technical jargon.
Bedford Camera & Video (Fayetteville, AR)6th Annual Northwest Arkansas Mess Fest
This free event invites families to enjoy messy activities in the meadow. Vendors will host activities like shaving cream painting, a mud pie station, slime, water beads, and a Dino dig with sand. Lokomotion Family Fun Park will offer special deals on pizza and attractions. Attendees are encouraged to bring swimsuits or changes of clothes, towels, and baby wipes.
Lokomotion Family Fun ParkThe Crows Nest Market
The Crows Nest Market is a new pop-up marketplace where local makers, merchants, and entrepreneurs showcase their work and products. The inaugural event takes place at The Shiloh Square in Downtown Springdale. It aims to highlight small businesses from the community, and vendors interested in participating can inquire about available space.
The Shiloh SquareBack to School Bonanza Fundraiser
At Shake's Frozen Custard in Fayetteville, this fundraiser pairs frozen custard with a good cause. A share of every sale benefits Farmington UMC's annual Back to School Bonanza.
Shake's Frozen CustardGive it a Go!
Try mountain biking in a welcoming setting where no prior experience is needed. Bring any type of bike and a helmet, which is required. A few loaner bikes and helmets will be available for those who need them. Prospective riders and families can meet coaches and team members, ask questions, learn about the program’s work with student riders in the community, and take brief tryout rides. Registration for the team will be available on site, and attendees may arrive at a time that works for them. There will be a GRiT ride for girls, moms, and grandmas on the Lake Fayetteville Bike Path, not the trail, with a stop for sweets. Any bike is welcome for this ride. Current team members can earn volunteer hours by helping set up and take down the tent, assisting on the rides, and welcoming visitors.
Lake Fayetteville Trailhead ParkingMicah Hope Ministry Festival Block Party
A community block party in support of Micah Hope Ministry offers a full day of fellowship, fun, and food. Attractions for children include bounce houses, a dunk tank, and face painting. Competitive highlights feature a 3-on-3 basketball tournament with two divisions, 18 and under and over 18, with cash and prizes for champion and runner-up teams. There is also a cornhole tournament with prizes. Concessions include barbecue sandwiches, chips, drinks, sno cones, popcorn, and cotton candy. A silent auction with assorted items and raffle giveaways take place throughout the day. Proceeds support Micah Hope Ministry.
Genesis Church of FayettevilleCandlelight: 90s Hip-Hop on Strings
Candlelight brings a live, multi-sensory concert to an inspiring Fayetteville setting, spotlighting 90s hip hop performed on strings. The music of the decade is presented through string arrangements for an immersive listening experience.
Fayetteville Public LibraryIt’s a Wonderful Life
An ensemble of eight takes on more than sixty five characters in a T2 original adaptation of what the American Film Institute named the century’s most inspirational film. Focused on George Bailey, this interpretation of It’s a Wonderful Life features actors switching among many roles to tell the story.
TheatreSquaredMalcolm X and Redd Foxx Washing Dishes at Jimmy’s...
Fresh from development at the 2024 Arkansas New Play Festival, this brand-new production debuts with a story set in 1943. Two young people from Harlem, Little and Foxy, forge an unexpected bond while washing dishes and sharing leftover fried chicken. The glimpse ends on the verge of a turn, inviting curiosity about what comes next for them.
Haffway
HAFFWAY will be performing at Ozark Music Hall.
Ozark Music HallCandlelight: The Best of Hans Zimmer
The Candlelight concert series brings a live, multi-sensory performance to a remarkable Fayetteville setting, crafting an atmosphere that enhances every note and detail. This intimate program unfolds in a striking venue and offers a fresh way to engage with the music in an environment designed to inspire.
Fayetteville Public LibraryIn Person Watercolor Workshop - Butterflies
Settle into a restorative, in-person watercolor workshop focused on butterflies and a calm creative experience. The session welcomes every skill level with step-by-step demonstrations, gentle guidance, and time to work quietly at your own pace. Learn techniques that produce soft, flowing wings, add optional pen and ink details, and complete three 5 by 7 watercolor notecards that you can mail, frame, or give as thoughtful gifts. Each piece is designed to capture a small moment of peace in color. Two pricing options are available. The cost is $38 when you bring your own supplies or $48 when using supplies provided for in-studio use. Beginner art kits are available for pickup or shipping. If bringing your own materials, plan for Arches 140 lb cold press paper in 5 by 7 inch size with five sheets, round brushes in sizes 4 and 14, a flat brush that is one half or three quarters of an inch, a liner or detail brush in sizes 0 to 4, watercolor paints, an optional invisible ink pen, masking tape, and a support board such as foam, acrylic, or gator board around 8 by 10 inches. Recommended supplies are available for purchase at the studio. Registration is open. Registrations are nonrefundable, and with at least 48 hours notice you may transfer your registration to a future session. For questions or paint recommendations, contact 479.236.2963 or art@bethwoessner.com.
Studio 22Funday Sunday: Free Ice Skating & Swimming
Funday Sunday offers a free community afternoon for families and neighbors. It typically happens on the second Sunday of each month and features access to indoor pools and an ice rink. Activities alternate between complimentary swimming or ice skating, and some months include both. Specific offerings vary by month, and the schedule is subject to change.
Jones CenterAuthor Signing: LEGACY OF PRIDE: STONEWALL
An author signing with local author JL Wright highlights LEGACY OF PRIDE: STONEWALL, a fantasy roleplay book that uses a popular fantasy roleplaying game to honor the Stonewall Uprising and share the history of Pride along with LGBTQIA+ movements before and after it. The narrative blends real events and figures with a fantasy quest, pairing adventure with nonfiction to encourage learning and awareness of lesser known stories in queer history. It is intended for adults and older teens. The signing offers an opportunity to meet the author and purchase a copy. A playthrough of the game led by Wright is also planned, with more details to come. Wright is a non-binary trans activist and writer with an interdisciplinary background in liberal arts, anthropology, and rhetoric and writing, with experience in teaching, theater, videography, archaeology, nonprofit volunteer management, computer hardware, and AmeriCorps VISTA service.
Monthly Beginner Jam
A relaxed jam session kept at an easy pace, spotlighting classic old-time and bluegrass music.
Springdale Senior CenterSmall Dog Paw-ty EVERY SUNDAY!! 3:00-4:00!
Small dogs get the run of the off-leash park during a special afterhours session designed just for them. To keep the focus on smaller pups, only dogs of that size are allowed, and the park may appear closed online to discourage larger dogs from arriving. First-time visitors will need to complete a one-time waiver. Admission is $6 with any purchase, and arriving a little early can help maximize playtime. Children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash area, though they are welcome in the leashed section. For everyone’s well-being, please ensure your dog is healthy before attending.
Good Dog CafeFree Community Singing Circle
At Mount Sequoyah Center, a free, community-based circle for singing invites people to explore their voices in a relaxed setting inspired by drum circles. No prior experience is needed. Through improvisation and collaboration, simple melodies expand and evolve, turning shared moments into one-of-a-kind music that exists only while it is being created. The emphasis is on connection rather than talent, and on the confidence that grows when voices come together. Bringing a friend and a welcoming spirit fits the spirit of the circle.
Mount Sequoyah CenterEntrepreneur networking party at Good Dog Cafe!
At Good Dog Cafe, local entrepreneurs, small business owners, nonprofit leaders, and artists gather for an easygoing networking meetup centered on mutual support and community building. Expect a collaborative, noncompetitive atmosphere focused on forming connections, friendships, and partnerships that help everyone work toward their goals. Bring business cards or marketing materials if you would like to set them out. A small menu of food and drinks will be available for purchase. You do not need a dog to attend. Well behaved dogs can use the off leash area with paid entry and a signed waiver. Attendees are welcome just as they are. Spreading the word is encouraged, and the aim is to grow this into a recurring gathering.
Good Dog CafeChefs and Fire
A sibling to Apple Seeds’ Evening at the Farm, this live-fire tasting showcases creative talent from Wood Stone, Atlas, Bloom Cheese Collective, Conifer, Ryn, Gastkin’s on Emma, Meiji, and Chūō Izakaya. Six chefs each serve a signature, flame-driven small plate with layers of flavor, distinctive textures, and vibrant sauces, and every dish is paired with a curated cocktail or a specialty brew from Crisis Brewing Company. Stroll between stations, chat with the teams, and watch wood, smoke, and open flame at work on planchas and a six-foot fire dome. Tickets are $175. Supported in its first year by Signature Bank of Arkansas, The House, Beavers and Broomfield, and Whitley & Wendy Dunn.
Apple Seeds Teaching FarmWest Coast Swing Sundays
Build a solid foundation in West Coast Swing in a continuing class that adds new patterns each week. Two choreographed routines are included, and students have the option to perform them at the Benton County Fair. The cost is $10. For more information, call or text TK at 210.552.2625.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarEn Fuego Latin Dance Night
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts an upbeat Latin dance night presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness, combining continuous music with a lively social scene. It starts with a class geared toward beginners, then flows into social dancing that spans salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba. Each month a different style takes center stage, keeping learning and movement fresh. Happy Hour includes $1 off drinks and small plates. Newcomers and seasoned dancers are welcome, and questions can be directed to EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarDigimon Sunday Locals
This event is a locals tournament for the Digimon card game with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of participants, and promos are provided to everyone.
Monthly Sunday morning Dance Party at Mt Sequoyah
Now taking place in Clapp Auditorium at Mt Sequoyah, NWA Dance Jam offers an inviting environment to dance and connect with fellow enthusiasts. No prior experience is needed. Participants are encouraged to be themselves, celebrate movement, and discover their own rhythm within a friendly, supportive community.
Mount Sequoyah CenterRiftbound - $1,000 Prize Pool
This Riftbound event features a $1,000 prize pool. Decklists are required, and entry is $40. Prizes include $400 for first place, $120 each for second through fourth, and $40 each for fifth through tenth.
El Fantasma
El Fantasma y Su Equipo Armado appear with Los Rugar and more at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Washington County FairgroundsJustin Alan Payne
East Nashville artist Justin Alan Payne brings an intense, heartfelt presence to the stage, blending raw angst, fearless grit, and open vulnerability for a live show that lingers long after the final note. A supporting act will be announced.
Nomads Trailside75 Cent Wings. Every. Single. Monday. 🍗🔥
Nomads Trailside features 75-cent wings with options that span crispy, saucy, and everything in between, offering something for every palate. Pair the wings with a cold drink and enjoy the easygoing, local vibe for a relaxed start to the week.
Nomads TrailsideFayetteville Silent Book Club
Bring your current read to a Silent Book Club gathering at Ozark Natural Foods in Fayetteville. Settle in with a coffee, beer, or wine from the bar, and you are welcome to purchase food as well. A quiet hour is set aside for reading. After that, you can stick around to chat, keep reading, or slip out whenever it suits you. Late arrivals are welcome, and the come and go format means you can arrive when it works for you and leave when you need to.
Ozark Natural Foods (Fayetteville)Summer Strum Class
Enjoy a relaxed, eight-week class focused on building confidence with basic chords and rhythm. You will learn songs you like and there is no final performance, keeping the emphasis on the simple joy of playing. Attendees may bring a guitar or a ukulele. A limited number of ukuleles will be available to use or purchase during the first session. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
NWA Healing HubGood morning mat Pilates!
Enjoy a reformer-inspired mat Pilates class, also called Human Reformer. Classic reformer exercises are reimagined on the mat with only resistance bands, turning your body into the reformer. The setup is simple yet versatile, offering a creative, adaptable approach that supports a full-body workout. Get the benefits of a reformer session without any bulky equipment.
Singer-Songwriter Showcase
Nomads presents an intimate evening celebrating singer-songwriters, bringing together local favorites and touring talent in a cozy setting. The lineup features Madaline Collins, a Memphis transplant now based in Northwest Arkansas whose piano-driven songs carry a bold rock energy; Chris Arcana, sharing heartfelt Americana stories with a soulful touch; and Justin Alan Payne, visiting from Nashville with a set of original material. The venue’s weekly Wing Night adds to the experience, with signature chicken wings available for $0.75 each for anyone who wants to make it a full night out.
Nomads TrailsideCamp Invention SPARK - Week 1
Kids dive into a new, high-energy program that sparks curiosity and strengthens core STEM skills. With friends by their side, they take on inventive challenges and unique creative problem-solving projects. Immersive, hands-on activities and open-ended explorations encourage fresh discoveries and help transform big ideas into real creations. The experience centers on collaboration, imagination, and building confidence through creativity.
Holcomb ElementaryWall / Door Bow Class
Craft a bow for your wall or door using fabrics you choose in a hands-on class led by Becky. The finished piece is suitable for front door flair, baby or wedding showers, or as a decorative accent in a bedroom.
KPOP Bootcamp ages 4-12
Young K-Pop enthusiasts can dive into a four-day bootcamp at The Movement Dance Studio designed for children ages 3 to 12. The camp blends high-energy choreography and dance with creative projects such as K-Pop inspired fashion design, pop star karaoke, photoshoots, and preparation for live performances. Rumi teaches in full costume to immerse participants in the K-Pop vibe. Each child will design and create a costume to wear in a showcase on the final day, with all apparel and embellishments provided so personal style can shine. Enrollment requires a $50 nonrefundable deposit, and the remaining $200 is due on the Sunday before the camp begins on Monday.
Kids Rock! Camp
Kids Rock! Camp welcomes young musicians ages 8 to 18 for a hands-on music camp. Participants choose drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, or vocals, are grouped by skill level, and build confidence and technique on their chosen instrument. Together they write an original song with a band, then perform it in front of an audience at a local venue. Instruction covers keeping time and foundational music theory, songwriting basics and song structure, and an appreciation of historic underrepresented artists through modern rock icons. Special guests and breakout sessions expand the experience with insights into the performing arts as well as the technical and business sides of the music industry. No prior experience is required, and instruments are available, or campers may bring their own. Campers should bring a sack lunch and a water bottle, and snacks will be provided.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolLittle Historians: Lights!
Curious kids can explore how families illuminated their homes before electric lights in a hands-on installment of the Little Historians series. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, this program blends sensory-based fun with Ozark history and culture. Pre-K participants will examine vintage candle molds and lanterns from the museum’s education collection, enjoy a read-aloud of a historical story, and join in a music and movement activity. Each child will also roll a beeswax candle to take home. The group will gather at the Steele General Store on the museum grounds, and arriving a little early is recommended so everyone can get settled.
Shiloh Museum of Ozark HistoryMen's Process and Support group
This eight-week support and process group for men offers a confidential space for deeper connections, honest conversations, personal growth, and a sense of community. Participants will explore relationships and communication, build emotional awareness, consider stress, identity, and purpose, practice accountability with supportive peers, and foster authentic connection with other men. The full series costs $160. Registration is required and begins with a brief screening, and space is limited.
Tentative: Advertising & Promotion Commission
The Advertising & Promotion Commission will convene for a meeting.
Fayetteville Town CenterWeekly Support Group
This weekly support group is held at Library Vintage on Township in Fayetteville. It provides a secular setting that welcomes harm reduction approaches and is inclusive of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Sunset on the Square
Downtown Fayetteville Square comes alive with a farmers market featuring local farmers and makers. Visitors can meet the people behind the products and shop directly from the community that grows and crafts them.
Downtown Fayetteville SquareBingo Night at The Legion
Bingo Night happens every Tuesday at the American Legion in Fayetteville.
Bunco Night!
Spend an easygoing evening playing Bunco at The Center For Nonprofits. The game is quick to learn and moves at a lively pace, making it welcoming for first-timers and longtime players alike. Rules and gameplay will be explained on site, so no prior experience is necessary. Attendance is limited to 12 players and advance registration is required to reserve a spot. Prizes and light refreshments will be available for participants.
BDN Networking Event
This networking event focuses on honoring the legacy that shaped the community while building toward what comes next. It emphasizes rising, building, and thriving together through meaningful connections. Appreciation goes to Ray Coleman of AMC Mortgage and Joni Martin of TWS Title, and to Dr. Bri of Essence Wellness for serving as the location host sponsor. Also noted are Prepmor Insurance Group and Amaud Mitchell EXP Realty NWA Branch.
Essence WellnessThis Wheel's Still on Fire: The Legacy of Levon Helm Exhibit
An exhibition pays tribute to Arkansas-born Americana icon Levon Helm, celebrating his enduring legacy. A complimentary opening reception welcomes visitors, though space is limited and reservations are encouraged for attendance.
Alexander Gallery at the Porter Art WarehouseJeopardy Bar League - 7pm Tuesdays Only at Smokin' Oak Wood-Fired Pizza and Taproom
Dive into a team-based Jeopardy bar league at Smokin’ Oak Wood-Fired Pizza and Taproom, where the game plays just like the show. Expect authentic categories and clues, smartphone buzzers for quick responses, and all the big moments including Daily Doubles, Final Jeopardy, and a live leaderboard. Brooklyn hosts, keeping the energy high and the pace lively. Fuel up with from-scratch, wood-fired individual pizzas and explore the self-pour taproom wall while you play. Bring a crew, claim a table, and use your phone to buzz in as you work to clear the board and climb the rankings. Late arrivals can still jump into the action mid-game. It is free to play.
Buddy Shute & Friends
Buddy Shute appears at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar with a changing circle of friends, delivering personalized takes on blues, folk, and soul. Each performance is unique thanks to the varied ensemble of collaborators. The venue’s happy hour features $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarYoga Flow
Flow through a yoga session that links breathing with movement to cultivate harmony between your body and inner self. Begin by setting intentions to focus your practice, then progress through sequences that both stretch and strengthen. Emerge with a steadier mindset and a refreshed sense of calm.
Create this Wall Flag
Participants will create a wall or door flag while learning quilt-as-you-go techniques and how to add a rag-style finish between the design elements. The fee is $20, with supplies purchased separately. Scraps from their stars are available for anyone interested.
Lunchtime Strength
Enjoy a dynamic strength session built on the Pumped Up Strength method. Compound, full-body moves sync with rhythmic music to create a challenging, energizing flow. The format works muscles and fascia and engages your metabolism, making resistance training upbeat and enjoyable.
MIDWEEK MELTDOWN @ Dirtbag Vintage Lounge
Break up the week at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge with bar snacks, records spinning on the turntable, chilled drinks, and a quick round of cards. Whether the plan is to catch up with friends or just get out of the house for a bit, this easygoing hangout offers a low-pressure way to unwind. Arrive as you are and stay for as little or as long as you prefer.
RiRo Rally at Parsons Stadium!
RiRo Rally brings riders and non-riders together at Parsons Stadium for a lively gathering with bikes, cold drinks, live music, and great food. Stories and conversation from the Loyal & Royal Army and riders from across the region create a friendly community vibe where people linger and connect. The idea is simple... roll in and roll out... with plenty of chances to swap tales and soak up the scene. Bring big energy and head home smiling.
Parsons StadiumBen Harris
Ben Harris performs guitar music at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar202. Portraits With Flash with Field Trip - Fayetteville
Build confidence with flash portraiture in a hands-on, three-hour class that blends guided instruction with an on-location field trip. Learn to set up your camera and flash for both indoor and outdoor portraits, refresh your understanding of exposure, and practice practical shooting techniques. Instructors demonstrate wireless flash and how to work with light modifiers, then provide dedicated time to photograph models so you can apply new skills right away. The focus stays on simple, portable gear, including small battery-powered strobes and lightweight accessories. This session is intended for participants who have completed Digital Photo II or who already have a basic grasp of their camera and exposure. Enrollment is limited to 12 to 15 students. The cost is $125 per person.
Bedford Camera & VideoCave Mountain: A Disappearance and a Reckoning
An author talk explores nature, survival, and Ozark lore as Benjamin Hale presents Cave Mountain. The story opens with the 2001 disappearance of Hale’s cousin and follows its unsettling recovery, connecting to a regional past marked by a 1970s cult and a teenage prophet. Blending family history with local mystery, Hale examines the boundary between belief and skepticism. The program will be available in person and as a virtual livestream. Admission is free, and registration is required for the virtual option. Hale is a senior editor at Conjunctions and an educator at Bard College and Columbia University.
Shiloh Museum of Ozark HistoryMeet the Artist: Albert Skiles
In the Commons at TheatreSquared, a Meet the Artist conversation spotlights Albert Skiles, curator of an exhibition inspired by Eugene Onegin: A Bluegrass Musical. Skiles has held Arkansas architectural licensure since 1981, focusing on residential design and the restoration of historic structures. Alongside his architectural practice, he has maintained a long-standing dedication to photography, preserving work that reaches back to his college years. The discussion explores how architecture, photography, and storytelling come together within this exhibition.
TheatreSquared (477 W. Spring St.)Wednesday Night Bingo on the Patio
Enjoy a casual gathering on the outdoor patio with no fee to participate, and plan to dine and sip on drinks from the venue while you play. Prizes are available, including the Spirit Stick. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and reservations are not accepted. No outside food or beverages are permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryDiscovery: The Who, What, and Where of the Ozarks
Historian Jared Phillips from the University of Arkansas leads a thoughtful exploration of how the Ozarks has been portrayed by outsiders and understood by the people who live there. The conversation looks at why stereotypes such as hillbilly and moonshiner took hold, what those labels suggest in an era shaped by Walmart and Netflix, and how communities in the region have made sense of their place in the nation over time. Topics include the region’s geography, major historical currents from Indigenous beginnings through the rise of Walmart, and changes in the Ozarks’ population. Phillips is a writer and farmer with longstanding ties to the Arkansas hill country. He and his wife work a farm above the Muddy Fork of the Illinois River, using draft horses for their fieldwork. He teaches Ozark and rural history at the University of Arkansas, authored Hipbillies: Deep Revolution in the Arkansas Ozarks, and is completing Harvesting Hope: How Organic Farming Tried to Save the Ozarks, a history of the Ozark Organic Growers Association and the development of the USDA Organic program. His writing has appeared in Gravy, Farming Magazine, Front Porch Republic, Skipjack Review, and other publications.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolCXF Mixtape Music Series
At The Medium, A Place to Create, this free, all-ages live music series spotlights original songs by musicians from the community and nearby regions, inviting connection through performances and shared storytelling. Music in Common will take the stage with the Black Legacy Project, a concert honoring Black history that aims to strengthen racial harmony, encourage bridge building, and inspire collaborative partnership.
The Medium, A Place to CreateDinosaur Discovery Day Camp
Young explorers can spend a day in Tontitown, Arkansas immersed in dinosaur themed adventures at this camp. Activities include digging for dinos, erupting volcano experiments, creative crafts, lively games, sensory experiences, and plenty of interactive fun. Participants step into the role of budding paleontologists as they move, roar, make, and discover together. Designed for ages 3 to 8, it offers a big day of dinosaur themed fun fueled by imagination.
Made for More CollectiveWeekly Qigong Classes @Good Dog Cafe!
Weekly group Qigong classes at Good Dog Cafe offer a calm, welcoming practice in a relaxed setting. Weather permitting, sessions take place outside on the grass beneath the shade trees, with an indoor option when it is too cold. If it rains, the class is canceled and moved to the following week. Although the cafe is dog friendly, participants are asked to leave pets at home during class to help maintain focus. After class, the cafe opens, making it easy to enjoy a drink. The practice blends gentle movement and focused breathing to settle the nervous system and restore energy. Expect light warm-ups, easy stretching, and flowing, meditative sequences that can be adapted for seated participation if needed. Newcomers are welcome. Drop-in attendance or a class pass is available, and the first class is complimentary. Instruction is led by Holden Qigong Certified Instructor Maria Chowdhury.
Good Dog CafeReWired: RETRO GAME NIGHT @ Dirtbag Vintage Lounge
Rediscover favorite pastimes at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge with a retro gaming hangout that blends console classics and tabletop staples. Face off on a vintage system connected to a large screen or settle into the analog area for rounds of Monopoly, Jenga, and other favorites. The atmosphere leans nostalgic with ever-changing throwback playlists, throwback snacks, and a well stocked bar. It is a welcoming scene for anyone who lights up at the mention of Mario Kart or Sega, and for those who want to feel like it is 2004 again for a little while.
Bill Laney’s Retirement Celebration
An informal, drop-in celebration honors Bill Laney’s retirement after 40 years of teaching. Attendees can reminisce and offer congratulations while enjoying cake and light refreshments. The gathering takes place at Veterans Memorial Park.
Veterans Memorial ParkThursday Night Splurge
Nomads celebrates National Splurge Day with a solo performance by Todd Arkyn Crush. A versatile multi-instrumentalist, Todd moves between piano, bass, trumpet, and flute in a single show, shaping an energetic blend of smooth jazz, lively funk, alternative influences, and elegantly interwoven classical themes. The spirit of the night is all about treating yourself, whether that means indulgent bites, premium drinks, or simply savoring time with live music. Admission is free.
Nomads TrailsideMadaline Collins duo
The Madaline Collins duo performs at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Madaline Collins, a songwriter with a classic rock sensibility, delivers raw, expressive, dynamic vocals alongside piano lines that move through a wide emotional range. She is joined by electric guitarist John Wilkerson, whose accompaniment completes the sound. Shaped by a belief that rock and roll never fades, their performance blends grit with melody. After relocating from Memphis to Fayetteville in August 2025, they are beginning to make connections in the local music scene.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarASN Night Out
ASN Night Out with the Naturals at Arvest Ballpark offers a community-focused evening in support of a mission to empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to be active and valued members of the community. A portion of ticket purchases made through ASN benefits ASN. Tickets may also be donated for the people ASN supports, and purchases are encouraged ahead of the stated deadline.
Arvest BallparkWine and Wills
Wine and Wills at Prude Legacy Law Group offers a complimentary estate planning session paired with a glass of wine, creating a relaxed setting to learn how to safeguard your family and assets. The discussion covers why a basic will may not be sufficient, ways to keep property out of court and with loved ones, strategies to protect both personal and business holdings, the importance of well-chosen beneficiaries and guardians, and how wills, trusts, and powers of attorney can work together for comprehensive protection. It is well suited for parents focused on their children’s future, anyone seeking clear guidance on estate planning, families hoping to avoid costly legal disputes, and individuals ready to take control of their legacy. Space is limited.
Prude Legacy Law GroupDigimon Thursday Locals
Local tournaments take place every Thursday with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and promos are provided to all participants.
Thursday Morning Market
A relaxed weekday market set in the gardens on the historic downtown square. Browse offerings from local farmers and makers at an easy pace in a welcoming, small-scale setting.
An Evening With Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen at Ozark Music Hall
Experience an intimate night as Ryan Bingham teams up with The Texas Gentlemen at Ozark Music Hall, delivering his blend of outlaw country and Americana. The evening features no opening act, only a complete set from the band. Tickets are available, and early access is offered through the venue’s newsletter.
Ozark Music HallRoll Cage Mary
This birthday show spotlights Roll Cage Mary, the folk project led by Justin Dolan from the Arkansas Oklahoma border. His songs tell stories of sinners and saints and give voice to hard-pressed lives, drawing on local history and personal experience to echo the region’s past and present. Expect a free, all-ages performance that blends original material with covers of artists such as John Prine, John Cash, John Hurt, Blaze Foley, Townes Van Zandt, and more.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarFLOPS June Club Meeting
This club meeting at Fossil Cove Brewing Co. introduces FLOPSperiment, a new program dedicated to expanding understanding of brewing ingredients and techniques.
Fossil Cove Brewing Co.Gulley Park Summer Concert Series
Celebrating its 30th year, this community tradition presents six free outdoor concerts at the Gulley Park Gazebo. The series pairs live music with a food truck rally and a welcoming, family friendly setting. An Art Market highlights local artists and makers, offering plenty to browse while the music plays. Pets are welcome. The lineup features Jon McLaughlin, Mae Estes, Jukeboxx for a special Kidz Night, Arkansauce, Barrett Baber during the A250 Celebration, and J & The Causeways.
Gulley Park GazeboThe Smokehouse Players Benefit Performance of On Golden Pond
The Smokehouse Players present an opening night benefit performance of On Golden Pond, with proceeds from at-the-door donations and concessions directed to Magdalene Serenity House. Ernest Thompson's play follows a lively older couple as they navigate later life, exploring themes of lost youth, forgiveness, and enduring love. The cast features Bill Burchit, Evan Crawford, Jack Fletcher, Tim Gilster, Terry Vaughan, and Michael Weir, and it is directed by Warren Rosenaur. Seating is first come, first served. Match donors are being sought for contributions up to $1,000 to encourage audience generosity.
Ozark Mountain SmokehouseBook Nook Storytime
Enjoy a short, relaxed reading session where a staff member from Ozark Natural Foods reads stories aloud in a comfortable space at the venue. It is a simple way to pause for a bit of shared reading.
Learning Lab: 3D Printing (Ages 13+) *
This lab is an introduction to the librarys Bambu Lab printers. Participants will learn about safety, operations, and basic tips to get started with 3D printing. The session covers the safe operation of the equipment, approved materials, and how to send files for printing. This class is required before users can book appointments for the librarys 3D printers. Participants will receive a digital badge on their library card, which will allow them to reserve lab equipment on open lab days. This class is for ages 13+ (ages 8-12 with a responsible adult).
Fayetteville Public LibraryRyan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen
Ryan Bingham performs live at Ozark Music Hall in Fayetteville. Tickets are available for this concert.
Ozark Music HallIt’s a Wonderful Life
Eight performers bring to life more than 65 characters in a T2 original adaptation of a film the American Film Institute has named the most inspirational of the century. It’s a Wonderful Life centers on George Bailey.
Jane Don't
Jane Don't performs live at C4 Nightclub & Lounge.
TGIFriday Flix Movie Night @ Dirtbag Vintage Lounge
At Dirtbag Vintage Lounge, this revived movie night brings back old-school fun with pizza, popcorn, and late-night snacks alongside screenings of cult favorites. Watch retro films on a large drive-in style screen, or explore smaller-screen selections inside the lounge. Movies are paired with nostalgic treats from the 90s and 2000s, celebrating the spirit of the gatherings that made nights like these memorable.
Ground In: A Rustic Nature Retreat
Set at Lake Wedington within the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest, this weekend retreat is designed for women who want to slow down and reconnect with nature. Participants can ease into the day with morning hikes, craft flower crowns, and use open time to swim, explore, read, rest in a hammock, or simply sit by the water. Optional yoga, meditation, and a nature photo session are available and included for those who choose to take part. The experience is intentionally rustic, with shared sleeping space in the historic lodge, indoor and outdoor composting toilets, and small camping-style showers, keeping time in nature at the center of the stay. Lodging and meals are provided, and attendees may bring additional drinks or snacks if desired. Fresh air, quiet moments, meaningful conversation, gentle movement, and community come together with the idea that recreation can also be a form of re-creation.
Lake WedingtonRockED NWA summer camp shows
Enjoy a live showcase featuring musicians from the RockED NWA summer camp.
Jammin JavaA Juneteenth Celebration!
Let’s Talk presents a Juneteenth celebration designed as an outdoor cookout with family friendly activities. Enjoy complimentary food, music, and prizes, along with time to connect with neighbors in celebration of this historic day. RSVPs are requested, and updates will be provided.
Spring Shop StudiosMarvel Super Heroes Pre-Release Weekend
Gear Gaming Fayetteville transforms its Main Battlefield for a crossover weekend where Magic: The Gathering meets Marvel Super Heroes. The schedule features a prerelease focused on opening packs to see what you can pull, a Two-Headed Giant event designed for partners, and a Win-a-Box competition. Entry is $35 per event. Look forward to bold plays, memorable moments, and clutch draws that arrive right on cue.
Young Artist Spotlight featuring Mia Gripka, Elizabeth Dwyer & Sally Jo
A showcase of emerging local talent unfolds at Jammin Java as Sally Jo, who gave her debut live performance on this stage, welcomes Elizabeth Dwyer and Mia Gripka. The evening begins with Mia, continues with Elizabeth, and concludes with a closing set from Sally Jo.
Jammin JavaManguare Trio
Enjoy a live performance by Manguare Trio that will proceed regardless of weather conditions.
Calle Latin CuisineSip & Sing with Pretty Big Deal
At Tontitown Winery, Sip & Sing brings live music from Pretty Big Deal to the outdoor patio. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no need to reserve seats or purchase tickets. The winery offers food options made in house. Outside food and drinks are not allowed and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryDeuce Hydro @Tallgrass(Harrison,Ar)
The deuce returns to Tallgrass for an evening of good music.
TallGrass Bar & GrillPlay It Forward
Play It Forward @ The Naturals is a community night with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals at Naturals ARVEST Ballpark. The event centers on a baseball game and a collective show of support, aiming to fill the stands. Tickets are available for purchase.
Naturals ARVEST BallparkJerGriffin
Jer presents a mix of beloved classics and original songs, with special guests joining in. Expect an evening of heartfelt music and easygoing fun.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarGet Ready to Get Weird: Fearless Dave and more
At Nomads Trailside, Fearless Dave and the Tsunamis from Memphis share the stage with local acts Screamer and Unit 24 in an energetic blend of alternative psychedelia, funk, and rock. The showcase leans into psychedelic-tinged rock with groove-driven energy and a lively atmosphere. Drinks are available while the bands deliver a full live music experience.
Nomads TrailsideCrooked Path Revival Live
Crooked Path Revival takes the stage at JJ's Grill Fayetteville with a sound that blends country roots, rock-fueled drive, and bluesy soul. The show pairs lively playing with a relaxed, feel-good vibe.
JJ's Grill FayettevilleNext Top Entertainer
This Pride event brings a high-energy drag showcase headlined by Jane Don’t from RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18. She performs alongside the cast of Next Top Entertainer for a night filled with glamour, fierce twirls, and standout style. Hosting duties are handled by Taylor Madison Monroe and Ella Rosa. A meet and greet starts things off, then the show follows.
C4 Nightclub & LoungeJSA at GG2 Sports Cards
JSA will be on site at Holiday Inn Springdale/Fayetteville Area to accept submissions for autograph authentication. Pricing starts at $25, with standard submission rates available. Completing the submission form in advance can save time. JSA certification is recognized by leading auction houses, dealers, and collectors, which can increase the value and marketability of autographed items. Please note that cash will not be accepted for autograph services at this event.
Holiday InnPride & Prejudice
Revisit Jane Austen’s classic in an adaptation from T2 that blends quick wit with an intensified romance. True to the spirit of the original, it entertains while also encouraging reflection. Featuring Elizabeth Bennet, this version underscores both the humor and the complexities of love and character.
TheatreSquaredOn Golden Pond: Presented by the Smokehouse Players
Presented by the Smokehouse Players, this production of On Golden Pond follows an aging couple as they navigate later life with humor and grit. Ernest Thompson’s acclaimed play shines a light on reconciliation, the passage of time, and the strength of love. It offers a gentle, uplifting portrait of family, forgiveness, and the ties that hold people together.
Ozark Mountain SmokehouseLGBTQ+ Resource Fair
A resource fair brings together over 20 local organizations focused on the LGBTQ+ community. Meet LGBTQ-affirming health and wellness providers, learn about crisis support organizations and how to access their services, and connect with social groups while discovering fun local events. It is a welcoming chance to explore local resources and build connections with many supportive partners and community groups.
Fayetteville Public LibraryWhat Your Asana Practice is Missing
Many yoga routines favor the same shapes hour after hour, whether on the mat or at a desk, which can leave important movement patterns underused. This workshop offers a reset by broadening how you move. Through three thoughtfully sequenced flows you will experience the contrast between flexion, extension, and balance, then take time to notice how each lands in your body and how your daily habits play a role. Expect clear guidance on posture and repetitive movement, along with an exploration of moving in more than one plane so you can recognize what typical classes may overlook. A simple daily reset, created by a Doctor of Physical Therapy, is included to support your practice at home. It is designed for yoga practitioners, active individuals, and anyone curious about how routine positions shape the body. Instruction is led by Ashtyn Madden, PT, DPT, a Doctor of Physical Therapy and 500 hour yoga teacher with training in yoga therapy, who brings a practical clinical perspective through Whole Health Physical Therapy. Hosted at Trailside Yoga. Cost is $20.
Trailside YogaCalling all Wieners!!!!! We are having a Dachshund Pawty!
A Dachshund party at Good Dog Cafe invites Dachshunds and Dachshund mixes to enjoy playtime and meet new canine friends in the park. The cafe will be closed to the general public so only these breeds can participate. A limited selection of food and drinks will be available throughout, and kiddie pools will be set out for extra fun. Admission is $12 per dog, and a waiver must be completed before entering the park. Dogs must meet the off-leash park requirements. Children under 12 are not allowed in the off-leash area, though they may be in the leashed area.
Good Dog CafeFreedom Festival
Honoring the federal holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, this Juneteenth celebration brings Northwest Arkansas and surrounding communities together for a day of reflection, music, food, and fun. Recognized as one of Arkansas’ largest observances, it has become an annual tradition that draws thousands. Past attendance topped 4,300, with family friendly features that have included a kids zone with games and activities, a vendor market highlighting local entrepreneurs and businesses, a live fashion show, giveaways, and a lineup of musical performances featuring top names alongside nostalgic acts for all ages. Presented by Music Moves in partnership with The Community Cohesion Project, with support from the Walton Family Foundation and the Tyson Family Foundation.
Luther George ParkDragon boat festival
Experience a dragon boat festival at Veteran Memorial Park in Fayetteville. Enjoy traditional Zongzi along with other savory food options. Admission is $15 for non members, and CANWA members attend for free.
Veterans Memorial ParkAinsley's Angels
At Arvest Ballpark, Ainsleys Angels teams up with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals for a special night at the ballpark. Before the game, watch the Angels make a lap around the warning track. Tickets purchased through the designated QR code send $6 per ticket to Ainsleys Angels, and for each 100 tickets sold an angel will have the chance to throw the first pitch. Cheer on the Naturals and stay for fireworks after the game.
Arvest BallparkMWF Welcome to the Jungle
A family friendly night of professional wrestling featuring Mutiny Wrestling Federation favorites facing off to determine the King of the Jungle.
Jones Center For FamiliesMike Bewley
Mike Bewley takes the stage with friends for a live music performance.
Jammin JavaSip & Sing with The Atlantics
Enjoy live music from The Atlantics on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is unassigned and filled in order of arrival, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers an in-house food menu. Outside food or drinks are not permitted and this rule is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryZachary Estes
Settle in for a relaxed acoustic evening at Six Twelve Coffee House & Bar, blending original songs with familiar favorites and a roots-inspired feel. Drinks from the bar and an easygoing atmosphere make it a comfortable spot to unwind while the music takes the spotlight.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarShake, Rattle, & Rock!
An energetic night of live music marks National Vanilla Milkshake Day, pairing big riffs with cool, creamy delights. On the bill are Tao of Lucy with garage rock grit, Glass Motel delivering Indy alt-rock, and Humbaba and the Monokritters firing up punk and hardcore. Loud guitars meet vanilla sweetness for a playful mashup of flavors and sound.
Nomads TrailsideFlexing Down 49 Tour - Northshore
The Flexing Down 49 Tour brings a PDGA-sanctioned Flex Start C-Tier stop to Northshore Disc Golf Course, where a single rated round earns points toward the series and a chance to compete for major payouts at the finale. The official leaderboard and complete rules will be announced. All participants need to check in with the Tournament Director before teeing off. Cards are formed at check-in and course guidelines are covered. Beginning play without TD approval can result in disqualification without a refund. Registration is available online or on site, and early online signup qualifies players for Closest-To-The-Pin challenges. On-site payments are accepted by cash, card, or Venmo. The entry fee is $30, allocated as $17 to the event purse, $8 to fees, and $5 reserved for the Tour Finale payout. Players may also enter an optional $5 ace pot. Ace pot participants are eligible for a payout if they record a hole-in-one during competition. If no aces are made, the pot rolls to the next Arkansas Flex Start event. If multiple aces are hit, the pot is split evenly among those players. Payouts are funded by $17 from each entry and awarded to the top 45 percent of each division based on the PDGA payout scale. Pro divisions are paid in cash or digitally. Amateur divisions receive merchandise credit redeemable with the on-site Disc Golf Dojo pro shop. Results and payouts will be posted to Disc Golf Scene once all rounds are complete. Credit may be used the same day or at a future Disc Golf Dojo event, and amateur credit expires two years from the award date. A concurrent Flex Start Doubles option is also offered, unsanctioned, with Pro and Am divisions. Register the team with a single entry and list both players under the name field. Doubles has a separate ace pot, scoring is kept in a UDisc event, and the top third of each division receives payout, with cash for pros and store credit for amateurs.
Northshore Disc Golf CourseGirls Soccer College ID Camp
The inaugural OZFC women’s soccer college identification camp brings college coaching staffs from across the region to the University of Arkansas UREC Soccer Fields for a focused environment where players can showcase their skills and connect with recruiters. Confirmed programs include University of Arkansas Cossatot, Ouachita Baptist University, Northwest Arkansas Community College, National Park College, Mississippi University for Women, Coffeyville Community College, New Jersey Institute of Technology, and Drury University. The camp is intended for rising high school sophomores and older. Space is limited, and participants are selected through the registration process.
MAUD CRAWFORD live @ GEORGE’S MAJESTIC LOUNGE
Enjoy a live performance from Arkansas’s own Maud Crawford at George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Free Kids Day
Kids can enjoy a day of free fun at the farmers market, with hands-on activities like a bingo scavenger hunt, seed planting, live entertainment, and additional kid friendly options. The Jones Center offers a comfortable place for the whole family to spend time together. Shoppers who received $120 in Summer EBT benefits can double that amount at the market, giving them $240 to spend on fresh, local produce with no extra requirements. Details are available at the market information booth, where visitors can also pick up some swag.
Springdale Farmers' Market at the Jones CenterYoga at Market!
Take part in a community yoga flow that runs on donations and is suitable for every level of experience. Please bring your own mat.
Rachel B
A Saturday morning at the Farmers Market includes live music on the Jamin Java patio, with food and coffee available.
Jammin JavaWorld Refugee Day
Celebrate World Refugee Day at a free community event. This family-friendly celebration highlights the strength and diversity of refugee and immigrant communities in Northwest Arkansas. Enjoy cultural experiences, food, music, and activities for all ages, including face painting, live music, cultural performances, and international food vendors. Guests can also discover more about Canopy’s work supporting refugee families.
Fayetteville Town CenterYoga + Mimosas
Enjoy a relaxing morning of yoga followed by mimosas. All levels are welcome to join for good vibes. The ticket price includes your first mimosa. Bring your yoga mat and a smile!
City Park FayettevilleGolden Disco: Donuts with Dad
Golden Disco presents a family-friendly celebration honoring dads, grandfathers, bonus dads, and all father figures. Guests can enjoy donuts with coffee, live music, and giveaways. A curated selection of gifts and goods chosen with Dad in mind makes it easy to browse for something special while spending time together.
Golden Disco: Thrift & Craft CollectiveJune Rainbow Library Pop-Up
A Rainbow Library pop-up at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar offers a browse-and-borrow experience for readers of every age. The collection includes children’s picture books, young adult novels, graphic novels, and workbooks that explore gender, sexuality, race, nationality, and other aspects of identity. It highlights characters and authors from LGBTQIA+, Black, and Indigenous communities. Expect imaginative stories that help young children understand gender, memoirs by non-binary writers, tender narratives of queer love, and richly illustrated titles that celebrate cultures around the world. Borrowing is managed through LibraryCat. First-time borrowers receive a card with a unique ID, there are no set due dates, and there are no penalties for late or lost items. Books can be returned at a future pop-up, supporting access to materials that may be difficult to find in some public settings.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarYoga with Diamond Training in the Barn
Hosted in a light-filled barn with fresh air and room to breathe, this yoga session centers presence at an easy, unhurried pace. Instructors from Diamond Training Fitness Center lead a well-rounded sequence for all levels, pairing focused breathing with gentle strength and flexibility work. The spacious setting encourages attention to turn inward, creating calm that builds with each pose. Participants can look forward to a grounding experience that eases tension, renews balance, and supports a relaxed rhythm that lingers after practice.
The Barn at Markham HillNWARPG June Game Day
A day of one-shot roleplaying games and board games in a welcoming setting where newcomers and longtime players can jump right in. It is a chance to share favorite titles, try something new, or simply spend time with fellow geeks. Beginner-friendly RPG options will appear in the discussion, and spots can be claimed by commenting. Those interested in running a game can propose one as well. Board game fans are encouraged to bring their own and can post about them in advance. There will be table space for games available to sell or swap. There is no kitchen for a potluck, but snacks and drinks are welcome, and paper products will be on hand. These Game Days happen once a month on the third Saturday.
Airways FreightPride & Prejudice
Rediscover the quick wit and high-spirited romance of Jane Austen’s classic in T2’s adaptation. True to its source, this version is crafted to both delight and provoke thought, with Elizabeth Bennet at the heart of the story.
TheatreSquaredFayetteville Ar Reptile Expo
Show Me Reptile Show brings a lively expo devoted to reptiles, promoted as the largest and most diverse of its kind in the nation. The event offers a fun atmosphere and an opportunity to explore an expansive reptile-focused gathering.
Hilton Garden InnMake Music Day 2026
In celebration of the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, the largest annual music celebration in the world returns with more than 5,000 concerts, music lessons, and jam sessions nationwide. On the lawn at the Folk School, attendees can explore instruments and watch jam sessions featuring 2nd Sunday Singing Circle, Soldier Songs, Squirrel Jam, and international musicians from Silkroad Ensemble.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolSoap Making Class
Spend an afternoon learning the art of soap making in a cozy, social setting at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Instructors guide you through the entire process, and no prior experience is required. Create your own bars and take home the soaps you made. Hands-on instruction is provided, all supplies are included, and space is limited. It is more than a class... it is an experience.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarSquirrel Jam
Part of Make Music Day in Fayetteville, Squirrel Jam leads a half-hour community jam at Ozark Folkways Fayetteville Folk School, featuring songs that span different eras and genres. Bring an acoustic instrument to play, add your voice, or relax and listen. Musicians of every skill level are encouraged, and there is no cost to attend. The festivities also include additional jams led by the Second Sunday Singing Circle and by Soldier Songs. Between sessions, Kelly and Donna of Still on the Hill invite everyone to explore handmade instruments at their Instrument Petting Zoo.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolLorcana Wilds Unknown Set Championship
This event is a Lorcana championship focused on the Wilds Unknown set. Play is planned to start promptly, and anyone who anticipates a late arrival is asked to notify the store in advance through its Discord server or by phone.
Games ExplosionSmall Dog Paw-ty EVERY SUNDAY!! 3:00-4:00!
Good Dog Cafe hosts an after-hours play session reserved for small dogs, creating a relaxed, small-pup social scene in the off-leash park. The park may appear closed online during this period to prevent larger dogs from dropping in, but the event is active for small dogs only. First-time visitors will need to complete a one-time waiver. Entry costs $6 with any purchase. Arriving a little early can help maximize playtime. Children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash area, though they are welcome in the leashed section. For everyone’s well-being, only healthy dogs should attend.
Good Dog CafeEn Fuego Latin Dance Night
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar transforms into a lively Latin dance destination with high-energy music and a welcoming atmosphere, presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness. The night features a rhythmic mix of salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba. Each month spotlights a different style, giving dancers a chance to explore something new and stay inspired. New dancers are encouraged, with a beginner-friendly class to start the evening followed by open social dancing. Happy Hour adds to the fun with $1 off drinks and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarDigimon Sunday Locals
This Digimon locals event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of participants, and promos are provided to all players.
Treat Trot Fayetteville
Race day begins with packet pickup, followed by a meet up for the kids dash at the start line where participants are guided to their starting area. The national anthem will be performed before the race begins, and live results and awards are available at the registration tent as soon as you finish. Registration perks include a designer race shirt, a custom medal, chip timing with live results and awards, free photos, and tasty snacks at the finish, all in a lively, welcoming atmosphere. This spring event is family friendly, inclusive, and suited for every pace and fitness level, whether you are chasing a personal best or simply enjoying the experience. The 5k, 10k, and 15k registrations include a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. The 1 Mile option is untimed and also comes with a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. The kids dash is an untimed run for ages 10 and under, and registration includes a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a medal created for this dash. Children may participate in the kids dash at no cost if they do not wish to receive the swag. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k at 17 dollars for ages 12 and under.
JB Hunt ElementaryMountain Street Stage: Rupert Wates
Rupert Wates will perform a selection of his original songs, along with some guitar pieces. According to the event description, the performance is designed to be a musical and emotional journey that leaves you uplifted and restored. The multi award winning singer-songwriter Wates combines unforgettable songs with virtuoso guitar playing. His music is the fruit of twenty years at the top of his profession, folk tinged, with flavors of jazz and even classical, it bears the impression of his English roots as well as his years in New York City and on the road in America, by turns witty, erudite and moving, his songs will go straight to your heart.
Fayetteville Public LibrarySummer Solstice Meditation and Sound Bath
Unwind with a meditation and sound bath focused on creating a peaceful state. Soothing sounds provide a gentle backdrop that encourages relaxation and tranquility.
Mount SequoyahThe Fantasy
The Pride edition of The Fantasy at Flyway is hosted by Angel Divinity and features Juicyy, Amour, and Jade Noir.
Flyway BrewingCreate & Innovate Summer Camp
Designed for ages 8 to 12, this screen-free camp fills summer with imagination, movement, and meaningful play. Campers explore creative art making, open-ended projects, and inventive challenges that build problem-solving skills, self-expression, and confidence. Outdoor time includes supervised creek play and nature exploration, giving kids a chance to get messy, work as a team, and enjoy a relaxed environment. The daily rhythm blends guided creative activities with plenty of free play so children can follow their interests, make friends, and unwind. All programming is intentionally free of screens to foster imagination, social connection, and real-world discovery. Tuition is $250 for early registration and $275 for regular registration. A daily snack is provided, and care is offered across five full days. Enrollment is limited to 7 participants to keep the experience personal. A $50 non-refundable deposit secures a spot, with the remaining balance due 14 days before the session begins.
Tontitown ArkCJ Leede Book Tour
Author CJ Leede will discuss her new horror novel. Trevor Williamson from Sley House Publishing and the Sley House Presents podcast will join her in conversation. There will be a Q&A session, and CJ will sign copies of her books. Each ticket includes a horror-themed cocktail or mocktail.
VaultTerrific Tuesday Nights
Themed nights with an educational focus welcome participants of all ages. Enjoy the Garden's beauty on warm summer evenings at no cost, thanks to generous support.
Botanical Garden of the OzarksBen Harris guitar music
Ben Harris performs guitar music.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarSix Twelve Art Social
Artists of any experience level can settle into a relaxed creative session at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, where cozy seating, table lamps, and mellow live music set the mood. Bring your own supplies for whatever you love to make, from painting and drawing to crochet, knitting, or writing. Work quietly on your own, team up with a friend, or share a table with other local artists. Keep the inspiration going with lattes, handcrafted cocktails, and locally made bites. There is also a daily happy hour with $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarFree Food Truck - City Night: World Cup Kickoff Party 🌮⚽
Celebrate the start of the World Cup with a free pre-game gathering presented by City Church NWA in partnership with the City of Springdale, held ahead of Mexico’s match. A food truck will serve up to 300 complimentary taco plates on a first come, first served basis, and families can enjoy a Kids Zone filled with games and activities. When the festivities wrap up, the action continues with a World Cup watch party hosted by Springdale Parks and Downtown Springdale, featuring the game on a giant screen. This edition of the City Nights Free Food Truck series adds a World Cup theme, and everything is free with no tickets required.
Luther George ParkTrash Talks (Completed Grades 5–12) *
Dr. Michelle Rathgaber of the Arkansas Archeological Survey leads a session on archeology and the archeological history of Arkansas. Designed for participants who have completed grades 5 through 12, this program offers an introduction to the field along with hands-on experience.
Fayetteville Public LibraryMahj Like a Mother - A Mahj Night Benefitting Havenwood
This relaxed mahjong night centers on connection rather than competition, with tables full of laughter, good food and drinks, and a welcoming community rallying support for Havenwood. The Mingle Co will help keep the festivities flowing and NWA Mahjong will guide the gameplay, so no experience is required and both newcomers and seasoned players can feel at ease. Friends are encouraged to come together for a summer evening that gives back, and registration is available.
The Bloomhouse100. 3rd Thursday Photo Walk - Fayetteville
Walk alongside professional photographers and technical reps for a friendly, hands-on photography outing. Learn how to get the most from your camera while practicing techniques and capturing images in real-world scenes. This is a single session lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours. There are no prerequisites and there is no fee. To be prepared, bring a camera, lens, tripod, memory card, speedlight or strobes, filters, a shutter release, and an extra battery. Capacity may vary by store location.
Mr. Taco LocoColt Ball Music Brings the Sauce to your BBQ with Live Feel Good Tunes!
Enjoy a summer patio session with live music from Colt Ball Music. The sound blends folk with reggae influences and touches of blues and funk, creating an upbeat, toe tapping vibe. Barbecue favorites come with a broad menu suitable for all ages, and beverages include local pours as well as familiar canned options. The outdoor setting is ideal for groups to relax together and take in the feel good tunes. It is presented as suitable for ages 3 through 97 and is not intended for 2-year-olds or anyone older than 98.
Red Door Bar & GrillSummer Tool Fair
This event highlights flooring installation tools and includes a Mapei demo. Attendees will see tools used for installing floors along with a demonstration from Mapei.
C&C Wholesale Distributors 2015 S Thompson St Springdale, ARBabysitting 101 Classes
Arkansas Children’s is offering an interactive babysitting course created for youth ages 12 to 14. Participants learn essential childcare skills along with choking response, first aid, and other safety basics. Sessions are available in Little Rock, Springdale, and Jonesboro. A $35 payment is collected at check-in and covers class materials plus a healthy lunch. For questions, contact Daizia Lee at leed2@archildrens.org or 501-364-4479.
Arkansas Children’s NorthwestBoulders & Brews
Take part in the next Spirit Event at Boulders & Brews and support the Holcomb PTA. Mention HOLCOMB and 50 percent of each participant fee will be donated to the PTA. No rock climbing experience is required, and participants of all skill levels are welcome.
Boulders & BrewsMade for More Collective hosts Brushes & Brews
Made for More Collective hosts a relaxed, hands-on tote bag design workshop at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Personalize a reusable bag with step-by-step guidance and take your finished piece home. All materials are provided, including paints, stencils, and other design elements, so there is nothing extra to bring. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from the coffeehouse and bar. The setting invites you to slow down, get inspired, and create something beautiful and practical.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarPride Happy Hour
Leah & the Mojo Doctors perform at George’s Majestic Lounge for a PRIDE happy hour during NWA PRIDE Weekend. The show takes place on the venue’s historic happy hour stage as part of the weekend’s festivities.
George's Majestic LoungeChristian Waterfowlers Benefit Banquet
The 11th annual benefit banquet associated with Christian Waterfowlers and the Christian Sportsman's Association features silent and live auctions along with giveaways. Table sponsorships and tickets are available.
Cross Church SpringdaleSip & Sing with Once Were Young
Live music fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery with a performance by Once Were Young. Seating is first come, first served and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery offers house-made food from its kitchen. Outside food or drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WinerySummer Movie Series - Minecraft Movie
Springdale Parks and Recreation brings back its Summer Movie Series in 2026 with four family friendly screenings at different parks. This event showcases the Minecraft Movie at C.L. 'Charlie' and Willie George Park. The film starts after sunset, and there is no cost to attend. The series is supported by presenting sponsor OzarksGo, with City Church NWA as the popcorn and refreshments sponsor.
C.L. "charlie" and Willie George ParkPride & Prejudice
Rediscover the sharp humor and high-spirited romance of Jane Austen’s classic in T2’s adaptation. It offers both enjoyment and thoughtful moments and features Elizabeth Bennet.
TheatreSquaredCreativeMornings/Fayetteville *
CreativeMornings/Fayetteville is holding its monthly breakfast meeting at Fayetteville Public Library. The event is a gathering for the creative community, offering coffee and a light breakfast. A local speaker will share their insights on a globally-assigned theme. It is free to attend.
Fayetteville Public LibraryNWA Stroke Play
NWA Stroke Play is a golf tournament held in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Paradise Valley Athletic ClubCalling all Golden Retrievers!!!!!! Golden Retriever PAW-TY!!
Good Dog Cafe hosts a special playdate for Golden Retrievers and Golden mixes. The off-leash park will be reserved for Goldens only, creating plenty of space to romp, socialize, and splash in kiddie pools. A limited selection of food and drinks will be available throughout the event. Admission is $12 per dog, and a waiver must be signed before entering the park. All dogs must meet the off-leash park requirements. Children under 12 are not allowed in the off-leash area, but they are welcome in the leashed section.
Good Dog CafeSpringdale Farmer's Market
The Springdale Farmers' Market is open for the season, featuring market vendors, plenty of fresh produce, and the sounds of Ozark traditional music. Live performances take place once a month on the last Saturday of each month through October, creating a lively backdrop while you browse and stock up.
Jones Center For FamiliesSip & Sing with 96 Miles
Experience live music at Tontitown Winery as 96 Miles performs on the outdoor patio. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no need for reservations or tickets. The winery offers in-house food options to enjoy during the show. Outside food or drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown Wineryteeter @ Red Door
This patio night features barbecue, beers, and rock music.
Red Door Bar & GrillThe Bowling Baddie Throwdown Women’s Singles
This women’s singles tournament welcomes female bowlers ages 16 and up. Competition is on a modified house shot with a handicap of 70 percent of 210, capped at 28 pins per game. The format features seven qualifying games with at least one in six participants cashing, then a cut to finalists for a round robin where every finalist bowls one game against each opponent. Each match win earns 30 bonus pins, and ties award 15 bonus pins to each player. The top qualifier receives a refund of the $200 entry fee because pinfall resets for the finals. The champion takes home a trophy and a guaranteed $3,000. Brackets and high game pots will be offered, along with raffles and giveaways. The highest league average from 2024 to 2025 will be used, averages will be verified, and players may be re-rated at any time. The 10 pin rule is in effect, meaning if a current league average is 10 pins higher than last season after 21 or more games, that must be disclosed. Deposits to reserve a spot can be made via Cash App at kateyf123 or Venmo at kmf123, and deposits are non-refundable. If the full entry fee is paid and the bowler later cannot attend, $150 will be returned. All payouts are issued the same day.
Ozark LanesSuper Saturday: The Rockin' Roly Polys
The Rockin’ Roly Polys will be performing their high-energy original songs, which they call FAM ROCK. Their shows blend the spirit of classic rock with playful storytelling and crowd participation, making it a fun experience for both kids and parents. Expect catchy music and interactive moments during this live performance. This event is part of the 2026 Summer Reading program, Unearth A Story!
Fayetteville Public LibraryFamily Fun Day
Tontitown’s first annual Family Fun Day is a free community celebration for all ages, offering plenty of family-friendly fun.
Tontitown ParkBring Your Own Book (BYOB) Club
Participate in a book club where you get to choose the reading material. Each month has a prompt, and you can select any book that aligns with it. Share your chosen book and thoughts with the group. This months prompt is "Youve Got to Read This..." read a book recommended to you by someone else, and next months prompt will be Christmas in July.
Fayetteville Public LibraryWatercolor Workshop - Beaches
This in person watercolor workshop focuses on peaceful beach landscapes created on 8 by 10 paper. It welcomes beginners as well as those looking to build on existing skills, with instruction on painting soft skies, shimmering water, and sandy textures, plus the option to add pen and ink accents. Live, step by step demonstrations are followed by time for personal work, questions, and quiet concentration. Participants complete one finished seaside scene to take home and leave with refreshed techniques and a sense of ease. Pricing is $45 when bringing personal supplies or $55 with materials provided for use in the studio, and beginner kits are available for pick up or shipping. If bringing your own materials, plan for one sheet of 140 lb cold press paper, round brushes in sizes 6 and 12, a flat brush about one half to three quarter inch wide, an optional liner or detail brush, watercolor paints, a pencil and eraser, masking or painter’s tape, and a sturdy board around 9 by 12 inches. Recommended supplies are available for purchase at the studio. Registration is nonrefundable, with the option to transfer to a future session if requested at least 48 hours in advance.
Beth Woessner ArtAuthor Signing: Kay Pritchett
A book signing at Pearl’s features local author Kay Pritchett and her new mystery, Murder at the Old Schoolhouse. Set on St. John’s Eve, the novel follows a real estate agent who teams up with a dedicated police chief to confront generations of corruption and buried trauma after a librarian is killed in a ritualistic manner. As they work through the victim’s final clues, suspicion centers on either a familiar predator or a once-trusted mentee, and the pressure mounts to prevent another tragedy. Pritchett is the author of the eight-book Mosey Frye Mystery series, known for classic whodunit storytelling shaped by Southern settings from her Mississippi roots to her home in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The appearance includes a signing with the author.
En Fuego Latin Dance Night!
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a lively Latin Dance Night presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness, filled with high energy music and nonstop movement. Dance to salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba, with a rotating monthly spotlight on a featured style to keep things fresh and on trend. The evening starts with a beginner friendly class, then continues with open social dancing for all levels. Happy hour offers $1 off drinks and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarKessler Mountain Jam
Kessler Mountain Jam returns with fast, technical mountain bike racing on the trails of Kessler Mountain. Part of the Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Series and sanctioned by USA Cycling, it brings together riders of all ages and skill levels to push themselves on a classic trail network. With categories from beginner to elite, the experience is welcoming, competitive, and fun for first-timers and points contenders. The event includes professional chip timing, event shirts, post-race food and drinks for adults and youth, and awards at the finish, all in a lively atmosphere supported by the local mountain bike community.
Mount Kessler Regional ParkSensory Swim
This dedicated swim session at Springdale Aquatic Center is designed for people with sensory needs, those who are handicapped, or anyone whose disabilities make open swim difficult. Entry is $2, and attendance is limited to immediate family members only. Lifeguards will be on duty, and the facility is enclosed.
Springdale Aquatic CenterTeam Trios - Riftbound - Pokemon - Magic: the Gathering
Final Boss Games is hosting a team trios tournament that brings together Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, and Riftbound. Each team has three players, with one competing in Magic: The Gathering Modern, one in Pokémon Standard, and one in Riftbound Standard. In every round, teammates face the corresponding player from the opposing team, and the first team to earn two match victories wins the round. The tournament follows a Swiss structure with the number of rounds determined by attendance. A prize pool of $1,000 will be paid out to the top cut. Proxies are fully allowed as long as they are in color and use official art, and printing can be provided if needed. Players who are interested but do not have a complete team can reach out to be connected with others.
Tales & Traditions
Staff genealogists and guest speakers present stories about the people and places of Ozark history, with sessions held on the final Sunday of the month. The program spotlights regional heritage through narratives of communities and individuals who shaped the Ozark region.
Fayetteville Public LibraryUnearth a Good Book *
Step outside your usual reading comfort zone by sampling books you might otherwise pass by. Determine what you can about a book in five minutes. Judge the cover, read the jacket, flip through the pages, and sample a few lines. Spend five minutes with books from a variety of fiction genres and nonfiction topics, and then rate your experience. Registration is required.
Fayetteville Public LibraryHairpins Pride Cool Down (Fayetteville, AR)
Attend a post-Pride party for lesbians and queers. A portion of every ticket will go to support NWA Pride. There will be photography, audio, and video recording at this event, and accommodations will be available for those who may want or need ear plugs.
Maxines Tap RoomSummer Art Workshop: Drop-In Artsy Craftsy
Children in grades K-4 can drop in for an afternoon of arts and crafts. A variety of art supplies will be provided to make your own masterpiece. Adult supervision is required. This event is part of the 2026 Summer Reading program.
Fayetteville Public LibraryMEI Solidarity Concert
Taking place at Fayetteville Public Library, this solidarity concert commemorates 80 years since U.S. nuclear testing began in the Marshall Islands with music, remembrance, and resilience. MARK Harmony will introduce a new album created in tribute to the anniversary, and additional program details, including special guests, will be announced. The event is free and open to the public.
Fayetteville Public LibraryEmbrace the Journey – What Is an End-of-Life Doula...
This session introduces the role of an end-of-life doula, led by Alison Nail-Malone. She holds credentials as an end-of-life doula and guide and serves as a grief educator and coach. She brings more than 15 years of experience in career and life coaching.
Fayetteville Public LibraryIt’s a Wonderful Life
An ensemble of eight takes on more than sixty-five characters in an original T2 adaptation of It’s a Wonderful Life, recognized by the American Film Institute as the most inspirational film of the century. The adaptation follows George Bailey’s story, with the cast moving seamlessly among many roles.
TheatreSquaredSip & Sing with Illinois River Boys
Live music from the Illinois River Boys fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating operates on a first-come basis, with no reservations or tickets required. The winery offers house-made food with a full menu available. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryGentry Freedom Fest
At Gentry Freedom Fest in Gentry City Park, the country's 250th anniversary takes center stage with an appearance by The Swade Diablos. Guests are encouraged to pack lawn chairs and wear red, white, and blue to set the tone for the celebration.
Gentry City ParkJonivan Jones at Jammin Java
Jonivan Jones performs live music during the farmers market, providing a musical backdrop while the market is underway.
Jammin JavaWonders of Water Summer Camp
At Tontitown Ark, kids ages 6 to 10 immerse in a screen-free, full-day, five-day camp focused on the wonders of water. Through hands-on science, water-inspired art, and outdoor adventures, campers explore how water shapes the earth, try out floating and sinking investigations, and enjoy supervised creek and water play. The experience blends guided activities with open play and social time to encourage teamwork, creativity, and confidence in a nurturing setting. A daily snack is included. Group size is limited to 7 for a personal experience. Tuition is $250 for early bird registration and $275 for regular registration. A $50 nonrefundable deposit holds a spot, and the remaining tuition is due 14 days before the program begins.
Tontitown ArkSix Twelve Art Social
Artists at any level can settle into a cozy art social designed for creativity and conversation. The space offers comfortable chairs, table lamps, and mellow live music to set the mood. Bring your own supplies in any medium, whether you paint, draw, crochet, knit, or write, and choose to work solo, pair up with a friend, or sit with a group of local creatives. Lattes, handmade cocktails, and locally made bites are available to enjoy while you create. A daily happy hour features $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarSummer Play Dates - PowerPoint Party!
Summer Play Dates offers a relaxed midweek pause with space to hang out, unwind, and connect in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Each week features a new theme that is open to everyone. This time the theme is a PowerPoint Party, where participants put together short, playful slide presentations on any topic and share them with the group. Expect a lighthearted vibe with no strict rules and no pressure, just plenty of laughs. Bring a laptop or device with your slides ready, or email them in advance to Staci at staci@vineandbranch.church. Bringing a snack to share is optional.
Live Music at Six Twelve (Surprise Musician 🤗)
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar presents a night of live music with a surprise musician, with more information on the performer to follow. The space blends coffee, cocktails, and nightly performances, serving local coffee and tea along with beer and food. Dedicated to its community, it champions local music, art, comedy, and dance.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarFayetteville Movement Festival 2026
The 5th annual Fayetteville Movement Festival brings together passionate, creative instructors from NWA for dance, movement, art, and connection at Mount Sequoyah Center in the heart of Fayetteville. The environment emphasizes openness and creativity, with beginner-friendly classes that welcome all bodies, all ages, and every level of experience. Ticket options include Pre-Early Bird Special at $95, Early Bird at $105, Not So Early Bird at $125, Last Chance to Save at $135, and General Admission at $155. Attendees under 18 are admitted at no cost, and financial barriers will not prevent participation. For inquiries, email connect@fayettevillemovementfestival.com.
Mount Sequoyah CenterThe DEAD HORSE MOUNTAIN BAND, Featuring Regina Caeli at JAMMIN JAVA!
The Dead Horse Mountain Band performs at Jammin Java, featuring Regina Caeli and special guest Frank Connor's. The performance highlights a mix of new songs alongside longtime favorites. Food and beverages are available, and the venue is located a short distance from the Fayetteville Square. Jammin Java hosts live music every weekend from April through December.
Jammin JavaSip & Sing with Dr. Choice & the Bad Decisions
Live music fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery with a performance by Dr. Choice & the Bad Decisions. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and reservations or tickets are not required. The winery offers in-house food options. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WinerySummer Movie Series - Zootopia 2
Springdale Parks and Recreation’s Summer Movie Series returns in 2026 with four free movie nights across four different parks. This event features Zootopia 2 at Shaw Family Park. The movie begins after dark. The series lineup also includes Lilo & Stitch, Minecraft Movie, and Spongebob Movie: Search for SquarePants, with the Spongebob screening offered as a free dive-in movie at Springdale Aquatic Center. Presenting sponsor is OzarksGo, and popcorn and refreshments are sponsored by City Church NWA.
Shaw Family ParkBryan Bielanski Live @ Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar
At Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski shares catchy, rock-and-folk infused songs with a style that feels both familiar and new. Known for tireless touring, he has played more than 2,500 shows, including 311 in 2025, across the United States and in countries such as Austria, Belgium, China, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. Audiences and music writers have highlighted the upbeat energy reflected in his album title, Bryan’s Super Happy Fun Time.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarOzarks 250 Block Party!
The Shiloh Museum campus hosts the Ozarks 250 Block Party, a free community celebration of America’s 250th anniversary and the region’s rich, diverse heritage. The event also debuts Our Changing Landscape, an exhibit offering an Ozarks perspective on this national milestone. The lineup features live music from country singer-songwriter and Gar Hole Records founder Nick Shoulders. Dance performances include the Chinese Association of NWA, Nkauj Hmoob Puavpheej, NWA Historic Dancers, Ocean Wave, the Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation, and square dancing with the Shiloh Old Time Pickers. Presentations are offered by Brooks Blevins, Brandon Weston, Emily Pianalto-Beshears, and Stephanie Carter. Families can explore hands-on activities such as 19th-century games with the Old State House Museum, paper chain-making with The Scott Family Amazeum, the Crystal Bridges Mobile Art Lab, and programs from the J.B. & Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center. Heritage demonstrations showcase traditional woodworking and blacksmithing, and mini-train rides add to the fun. Community displays feature the Arkansas Coalition of Marshallese, the Hmong Culture Club, and the Museum of Native American History. Local food trucks will be on site. Admission is free, with support from Explore Springdale, Tyson Foods, Ozarks Electric, OzarksGo, and McLarty Daniel.
Shiloh Museum of Ozark HistoryPoodle/Doodle Day at Good Dog Cafe
Good Dog Cafe hosts a special playtime reserved just for Poodles and doodles in the dog park. The space will be closed to the general public so only these pups may participate. A food and beverage menu will be available for purchase for the humans. Admission is $12 per dog for this private gathering, and a waiver must be completed before entering the park. Children must be 12 or older to go inside the dog park, while younger kids are welcome in the leashed area.
Good Dog CafeMoulin Rouge! The Musical Cocktail Class
At Walton Arts Center, Moulin Rouge! The Musical Cocktail Class offers a hands-on mixology experience for adults 21 and over. For $45, participants learn to make two specialty cocktails with guidance from the in-house team of local mixologists, complemented by light appetizers prepared by Fayetteville High School's Brightwater culinary students. You will take home the recipes and enjoy an opportunity to connect with other participants. If you already have performance tickets, the class can be added beforehand and you will still reach your seat before the lights go down. A show ticket is not required to take part.
Walton Arts CenterSip & Sing with Take Cover Band
Take Cover Band brings live music to the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, and no reservations or tickets are required. The winery serves house-made food from its own menu. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, and this rule is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryPost Malone & Jelly Roll
Post Malone and Jelly Roll perform live at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Tickets are on sale.
Donald W. Reynolds Razorback StadiumClass 3 Final Rd
The final round of this Class 3 competition features three courses, each built with ten gates plus two bonus gates at a consistent 16 inch width. Scoring targets a perfect negative forty on each course, and the overall result for the day is the combined total from all three. Each course has a strict limit, and not finishing within it results in a DNF. A winch is highly recommended. Entry is $10 per class per driver. After tech and sign ups, drivers meet for a briefing, the start order is decided by a chip draw, and the competition begins right after. Payouts are awarded each competition, with 50 percent to first, 30 percent to second, and 20 percent to third. If fewer than ten drivers take part, 100 percent goes to first place. The schedule is subject to change.
Nearby Address: 6523 Lynch's Prairie Cove, Springdale, AR 72762War Boar Pig Roast Steamroller
War Boar Pig Roast Steamroller serves as an Iron Gauntlet Qualifier with five 100 point rounds of MKIV Warmachine. Tables use 2.5d terrain and templates to mark terrain footprints, along with removable 3d pieces to keep gameplay precise. The entry fee is $30 and includes a BBQ lunch and a drink.
Games ExplosionSplash Bash
Part of Summer in the City, a four-event series on the Jones Center campus, this Splash Bash brings back old-school ways to beat the heat. Cool off with inflatable water slides, water balloons, and ongoing games and activities. Music will set the tone for dancing in the Jones Center backyard, and a dedicated Toddlers Zone welcomes the youngest participants. Pack a swimsuit for this free, all-ages community block party. A waiver is required at entry. Lawn chairs are recommended, and concessions will be available for purchase.
Jones CenterPaint your own Pottery! Come join us, have a cup of coffee and paint your next masterpiece!
At Six Twelve Coffee Shop, take part in a relaxed painting session where you bring the inspiration and all materials are supplied to help bring your idea to reality. This is a family-friendly activity.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarTristen at George's Majestic Lounge on July 12
Tristen, an artist from Nashville, appears at George's Majestic Lounge for an all ages show. Embracing the unconventional and a spirit of independent thought, Tristen crafts songs with abstract lyrics, graceful melodies, and warm instrumentation. The music explores difficult emotions, ambivalence, and clear-eyed cultural critique, all while keeping a sense of celebration. An additional performer will be announced.
George's Majestic LoungeForts & Friends Summer Camp
A five-day summer camp invites children ages 6 to 10 to unplug, explore the outdoors, and construct imaginative forts and hideaways. The experience blends hands-on art, adventurous play, and faith-centered character growth to nurture creativity, build confidence, and spark curiosity. Each day includes nature walks and discovery across 12 acres with a spring-fed creek, process-focused art inspired by the natural world, team challenges and creative movement, gentle faith lessons woven throughout the day, generous time for unstructured play, and healthy snacks. The aim is a safe, caring setting where kids connect with nature, build friendships, and head home feeling energized, inspired, and self-assured. Enrollment is intentionally limited to 7 campers for a highly personal experience. Early bird tuition is $250 and the regular rate is $275. A $50 non-refundable deposit reserves a spot, and the remaining balance is due 14 days before the session begins.
Tontitown ArkBen Harris guitar music
Enjoy a program of guitar music from Ben Harris.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarRoll Cage Mary @ SixTwelve Coffeehouse and Bar
Roll Cage Mary, the musical project of Justin Dolan, brings a storytelling folk set to Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Rooted in the Arkansas and Oklahoma border region, his songs explore sinners, saints, and people facing hard times, shaped by local history and his own experiences to reflect the area’s past and present. The performance features a mix of originals and covers, with influences that include John Prine, John Cash, John Hurt, Blaze Foley, and Townes Van Zandt. The show is free and open to all ages.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarMaud Lite (stripped down show) @ Kingfish
Maud Crawford performs a stripped-down show at Kingfish, bringing an intimate set to a favorite Fayetteville dive.
KingfishDance Workshop "Sanctuary"
This free, multi-session dance workshop is designed for adult survivors and offers a supportive setting to unwind, connect with others, and explore creativity through movement. No dance background is required. Across the sessions, participants will work toward an on-site dress rehearsal and a culminating performance. For questions or more information, contact Odalys at odalys@nwasexualassault.org or 479-347-2304.
Sip & Sing with Old Dime Box
Enjoy an evening of live music as Old Dime Box performs on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is open and available upon arrival, with no reservations or tickets required. The winery offers house-made food options to complement your visit. Outside food or drinks are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryLovetree Live
A celebration of rock and blues, filled with lots of love.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarCalling all Corgis!! Corgi Paw-ty!
Good Dog Cafe hosts a playful gathering dedicated to Corgis and Corgi mixes. The park is reserved exclusively for these pups during the event, creating a safe space to romp, socialize, and splash in kiddie pools. A limited selection of food and drinks will be available throughout. Entry is $12 per dog, and a waiver must be completed before entering the park. All dogs must meet the venue’s off leash park requirements. Children under 12 are not allowed in the off leash area, though they may be in the leashed area.
Good Dog Cafeteeter @ Red Door
This outdoor gathering at Red Door Bar & Grill offers pleasant weather, refreshing drinks, satisfying food, and a backdrop of rock music.
Red Door Bar & GrillSip & Sing with Rumours
Enjoy live music on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery as Rumours takes the stage. Seating is first come, first served, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers a selection of in-house prepared food to pair with the show. Please note that outside food and drinks are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryAlli and I - Live at Six Twelve!
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar welcomes Alli and I, an Americana and punk project from Lincoln, Nebraska, for a high-energy solo performance. The set spotlights the new A&I record and features a one-person setup built around a six-string acoustic guitar and kick drum. Expect a blend that channels the punch of Green Day with the folk-driven spirit of Mumford and Sons.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarEn Fuego Latin Dance Night!
Six Twelve hosts Latin Dance Nights with EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness, featuring high energy music, nonstop movement, and a lively atmosphere. Dance to salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba. A beginner friendly class leads into an evening of social dancing, and new dancers are welcome. Each month highlights a different style to explore, so there is always something new to learn. Happy hour offers one dollar off drinks and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarNatureSTEAM: Rooted in Reading - Nature Glows!
At Springdale Public Library, a collaboration of local artists, businesses, nonprofits, public schools, and libraries presents a free community program that connects S.T.E.A.M. learning with environmental education. Through art and nature, the event highlights how science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics relate to the natural world.
Springdale Public LibraryMake It Sew! Get to Know Your Machine
Build confidence with your sewing machine in a welcoming, hands-on class. Learn the essentials of operation and threading, pick up practical techniques for consistent results, and discover how different needles and machine feet affect your projects. Bring your own machine whether it is newly purchased, secondhand, or on loan, or choose to rent one from Jessica. To be ready for practice, pack the power cord, foot pedal, and any accessories you have. Participants will also sew a simple pincushion, putting new skills to work and leaving with a handy tool for future projects.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolFriends of the Farmington Library Naturals Spirit Night
Arvest Ballpark hosts a Northwest Arkansas Naturals game dedicated to supporting Friends of the Farmington Library. Families, friends, and supporters can enjoy Naturals baseball while contributing to the cause. For every ticket purchased through the designated fundraiser link, $6 goes directly to Friends of the Farmington Library. It is also $1 Hot Dog Night, while supplies last.
Arvest BallparkDistrict 3 Senior State Queen Pageant
Springdale Health & Rehabilitation, in partnership with AHCA/AALA, presents the District 3 Senior State Queen Pageant at the UAMS Schmieding Center Auditorium. This uplifting program honors the beauty, grace, wisdom, and life stories of senior residents as remarkable women from across District 3 take the stage to compete for the title of District 3 Senior State Queen. Families, friends, community members, and supporters are welcome to attend and cheer for the contestants, celebrating aging with dignity, confidence, and joy. For more information, call 479-431-7474.
3BallMTY CLUB CONEXIÓN TOUR at Ozark Music Hall
3BALLMTY brings the Club Conexión Tour to Fayetteville, Arkansas. This newly announced stop offers a chance to see the tour in person, and tickets are available for purchase.
Ozark Music HallJude Brothers // Moriah Bailey in Acoustic Contact // Moldilocks
Moriah Bailey, formerly known as sun riah, brings her full band, Moriah Bailey in Acoustic Contact, to Nomads Trailside in Fayetteville. The bill also features Jude Brothers and Moldilocks. Admission is $10.
Nomads TrailsideHerScan Breast Ultrasound Screening
Mindful Massage is hosting a breast ultrasound screening that offers a gentle experience without compression, is painless, and involves no radiation. For women with dense breast tissue, adding ultrasound can boost detection rates by up to 96 percent. Advance booking is encouraged, as availability is limited.
Downtown FayettevilleSip & Sing with 96 Miles
Live music from 96 Miles fills the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served with no reservations or tickets required. In-house food options are available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryDillon Joens at Jammin' Java
This free show spotlights Memphis, Tennessee Americana singer songwriter Dillon Joens. His songs draw on everyday experiences and are delivered with a simple, honest sound. The performance blends thoughtful writing with easygoing stories between songs and a bit of humor, creating a memorable experience.
Jammin JavaSip & Sing with Maud Crawford
Maud Crawford brings live music to the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first-come, first-served, with no reservations or tickets required. The winery serves food prepared in house. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, and this rule is strictly enforced.
Tontitown WineryKids Fiber Camp
This camp for ages 7 to 14 invites participants to explore how fiber becomes textiles by tracing the journey from sheep to a finished piece. Along the way, they learn about the fiber supply chain, gain useful skills, and build appreciation for the fabrics they encounter every day. The instructor is Abby Hollis, a local fiber artist and community organizer. Tuition is $150 and includes a snack each day. Scholarships are available for families receiving SNAP benefits, and discounts are offered for enrolling multiple children. For details, contact info@ozarkfolkways.org.
Fayetteville Folk SchoolBen Harris guitar music
This event features guitar music from Ben Harris.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarVine & Branch Talent Show!
Enjoy a midweek breather in a safe, inclusive setting where each Wednesday brings a different theme. This edition spotlights a community talent show that closes out the summer with celebration. Step up to perform or simply cheer on others, everyone is welcome. Pizza will be provided. RSVP is requested, and you are welcome to bring a small treat to share if you wish.
Crowd Control Hamlet
Presented by Buzzed Bards, Crowd Control Hamlet is a playful take on Shakespeare that supports Canopy NWA. Staged at The Medium in Springdale, Arkansas, the performance invites the audience to steer the action for a good cause. The cast first presents a straightforward version of a scene, then the crowd votes on how to shake it up. Choices can include swapping in outlandish props, trying a garbled translation, or attempting the moment blindfolded. Donations of any amount to the partner charity serve as votes, and the winning twist is applied as the actors run the scene again. Fresh options follow, and the cycle continues until the tale concludes. This event is part of The Medium’s InnerSpace program, which offers free space to pilot new creative or community-building ideas in a supportive setting and reflects a commitment to accessible space.
An evening of music, poetry & prose hosted by Mike Lavender
Students and staff from the U of A English Department share their creative works. The event also features live music performed by Mike Lavender.
Dr. Choice Live at Red Door Bar & Grill
Enjoy tasty barbecue paired with lively music out on the patio. Expect good food and great sounds under the open sky.
Red Door Bar & GrillSummer Movie Series - SpongeBob: The Search for SquarePants (FREE Dive-In Movie at Aquatic Center)
Springdale Parks and Recreation is bringing back a family-friendly Summer Movie Series with four film nights across four different locations. This installment features Spongebob Movie: Search for SquarePants as a free dive-in screening at Springdale Aquatic Center. The film will begin after dark, and there is no charge for entry. The series is presented by OzarksGo, with popcorn and refreshments sponsorship from City Church NWA.
Springdale Aquatic Center2026 USSP South Regional Championship-Fayetteville, AR-Presented by Humana
Presented by Humana, this USSP South Regional Championship takes place at the Fayetteville Athletic Club and serves as a qualifier for the US Senior Pickleball National Championship in Casa Grande. Competition spans three days, with men’s doubles and women’s singles on the first day, mixed doubles on the second, and women’s doubles along with men’s singles on the final day. Early registration is $65 plus $20 per event, and late registration is $80 plus $20 per event. USSP membership is $20 per year with multi-year discounts, and members receive a $10 discount. A current USSP membership is required to compete at the National Championship. US Senior Pickleball reserves the right to refuse service at any time.
Fayetteville Athletic ClubOZZOLUTION live at George's Majestic Lounge
George’s Majestic Lounge hosts a high-energy journey through Ozzy’s career, from the heavy riffs of Black Sabbath to the solo anthems that shaped a generation. The show brings its own Lita Ford to ignite the stage. Expect a full night of unrelenting heavy metal. Tickets are on sale.
Sip & Sing with the Mountain Gypsies
Enjoy live music as The Mountain Gypsies perform on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Seating is available on a first-come basis, and no reservations or tickets are needed. The winery offers in-house food options. Outside food or beverages are not allowed, and staff will enforce this policy.
Tontitown WineryKiller Queen - A Tribute To Queen ft Patrick Myers as Freddie Mercury at Ozark Music Hall
Killer Queen brings a stadium-sized celebration of Queen to Ozark Music Hall, starring Patrick Myers as Freddie Mercury. This renowned tribute, celebrated around the world, fills the set with the band's biggest songs, soaring vocals, and relentless energy. Expect audience sing alongs, powerful anthems, and a high-energy rock show that channels the spirit of the originals.
Ozark Music HallEn Fuego Latin Dance Night!
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a Latin dance event presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness with upbeat music and social dancing. Enjoy salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba in one place. New dancers are welcome, with a beginner-friendly class offered before the social. Each month highlights a different dance style to keep learning and movement going. A happy hour special features $1 off drinks and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarWingin' It Live
Take Cover returns to JJ’s in Springdale for another appearance.
JJ's Grill SpringdaleDr.Choice and The Bad Decisions Live at Tontitown Winery
Dr.Choice and The Bad Decisions bring a live set to Tontitown Winery for those who want the Tontitown Grapefest experience without the packed crowds. The atmosphere is more relaxed, with more room to dance.
Tontitown Winery2026 Run for the Grapes
Registration is open for the 2026 Run for the Grapes. The event features door prizes, awards, grape mascots, and a family friendly 5K plus a half mile fun run. T-shirts are guaranteed only during the regular registration window, with limited availability afterward. All proceeds support programming for children and youth.
Mike Bewley Live at Six Twelve
Michael Bewley brings a family affair to Six Twelve with a set that blends original tunes and covers from artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Don Henley, The Wallflowers, John Mayer, Prince, and others. Six Twelve also offers a daily happy hour with $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarTrade It Forward Card Show
Announced as the biggest Trade It Forward Charity Card Show yet, this community gathering brings together collectors, players, families, and local vendors for an entire day of trading, tournament play, and fun. Fans of Pokémon, Magic, Riftbound, and sports cards, along with anyone simply curious, will find plenty to explore. The heart of the show is giving back. Every entry, vendor, and sponsor helps support local families and children experiencing food insecurity in Northwest Arkansas. Vendor and sponsor signups will be available.
The Jones Center Ice ArenaEn Fuego Latin Dance Night!
Six Twelve comes alive with Latin rhythms as EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness presents a night of high-energy music and nonstop dancing. The lineup spans salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha cha, and kizomba, all delivered with EN FUEGO’s signature flair. A different style is highlighted each month, offering fresh steps to learn and explore. New dancers are welcome, with a beginner-friendly class to start, followed by open social dancing. Happy hour features $1 off drinks and small plates to set the tone for a festive evening.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar303. Adobe Lightroom Classic - Digital Portrait Retouching - Fayetteville
Learn practical techniques to turn dull portraits into polished, cover-ready images in a focused workshop on digital retouching. Instruction covers foundational adjustments such as tone and color, then progresses to targeted edits with localized controls. Most methods are demonstrated in Adobe Lightroom, and bringing a laptop is optional but encouraged for following along. The class also addresses sharpening, color correction, blemish and red eye removal, and noise reduction, with additional tips to refine your workflow. This is a single three-hour session priced at $100 per student. A basic understanding of Adobe Lightroom is required. Enrollment is limited to 8 to 15 participants.
Bedford Camera & VideoCrush Zone - Springdale, AR.
Presented by Called To Action Events, this monster truck spectacle takes over Parsons Stadium, home of the Rodeo of the Ozarks, in Springdale. Giant trucks including Tailgator, Smashosaurus, Raminator, and Rampdemption throw down in a gravity-defying competition, with the lineup subject to change. The experience also offers rides in the Wheels of Freedom monster truck during Fan Fest, Backyard Bashers Pro Tough Truck Racing, and pro lawn mower racing that can reach 50 mph. Expect giveaways, a variety of food options, and activities suited for families, all delivered by an Arkansas-based team with deep monster truck event expertise.
Rodeo of the Ozarks-Parsons StadiumPayton Joy at Jammin Java
Payton Joy takes the stage for a live performance, sharing songs in person. The show centers on the artist's music played live.
Jammin JavaPickle-looza
Part of the Summer in the City series at Jones Center, this third annual mixed doubles pickleball tournament welcomes teams of two with players aged 16 or older. Mixed gender and all-female teams are eligible, and only one registration is required per team. The entry fee is $50 per team. The field is capped at 20 teams and split into two skill groups. The Blue bracket is for ratings 2.5 to 3.2, and the White bracket is for ratings 3.3 to 3.9. Play begins with pool matchups across four pools of five teams so each team competes in four matches, with ties settled by total points scored. Teams are then seeded into bracket play according to pool results, and the event finishes with a double elimination format. Winners receive medals and a full year of bragging rights.
Jones Center103. Digital Photography I - Fayetteville
Build a strong foundation in digital photography at Bedford Camera & Video in Fayetteville with a beginner friendly course that starts from square one. The curriculum covers core camera controls and how to create an image, balanced composition, essential lighting concepts, and an overview of helpful gear such as tripods, filters, and flashes. Participants also learn how to manage, enhance, and archive their photos, and they put new skills into practice through hands-on projects, assignments, and contests. The class is intended for newcomers or anyone looking to improve without getting overly technical. Owning a digital camera ahead of time and having basic computer skills are recommended, though there are no formal prerequisites. The format is offered as either three sessions of two hours each or a single full day. Tuition is $100 per student. Class size typically ranges from 8 to 18 depending on the venue.
Bedford Camera & Video (Fayetteville, AR)August Rainbow Library Pop-Up
Experience the Rainbow Library Pop-Up at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, showcasing a collection of diverse books for all ages. The shelves feature children’s picture books, young adult novels, graphic novels, and workbooks that explore themes such as gender, sexuality, race, nationality, and other topics that reflect a wide range of identities and experiences. The collection prioritizes stories and characters with LGBTQIA+, Black, and Indigenous representation, along with works by authors from the same communities as the characters they write about. Amid ongoing uncertainty around access to these materials in public settings, this pop-up offers an expanding selection of educational resources that may not be readily available in schools or libraries. Readers can discover imaginative stories that help young children learn about gender, memoirs by non-binary authors, heartwarming tales of queer love, and beautifully illustrated books that highlight cultural celebrations around the world. Checking out books is simple through LibraryCat. Visitors receive a library card with a unique identifier when borrowing a first book. There is no formal due date and no penalty for late or lost items, and books can be returned at the next pop-up.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarBuddy Shute & Friends Live at Six Twelve
Six Twelve hosts regular performances by Buddy Shute, delivering personal renditions of blues, folk, and soul. Each show is unique, with different friends joining him to create a fresh mix at every appearance. A widely respected local musician, Buddy leads the music. Guests can also enjoy happy hour, with beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates one dollar off every day.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar202. Portraits With Flash with Field Trip - Fayetteville
Build confidence with flash in portrait photography in a focused, hands-on class. Learn essential camera and flash settings for indoor and outdoor portraits, see how wireless flash works, and explore light modifiers. The session also covers simple, portable gear such as small battery powered strobes and lightweight accessories. Expect a review of exposure, practical shooting techniques, guided demonstrations, and time to photograph models. This is a single three-hour course that includes an on-location field trip. Recommended prerequisites include completion of Digital Photo II or a basic understanding of your camera and exposure. Tuition is $125 per student. Enrollment is limited to 12 to 15 participants.
Bedford Camera & Video100. 3rd Thursday Photo Walk - Fayetteville
Explore photography alongside professional photographers and knowledgeable technical representatives on a relaxed walk designed to help you get more comfortable with your camera while capturing compelling images. The group meets at Mr. Taco Loco in downtown Springdale, then heads out for a single session lasting about an hour and a half to two hours. There are no prerequisites, and there is no fee to participate. To make the most of the experience, consider bringing a camera, lens, tripod, memory card, speedlight or strobes, filters, a shutter release, and an extra battery. Capacity is limited, so check with the store for details on the group size.
Roll Cage Mary @ SixTwelve Coffeehouse and Bar
Taking place at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar, Roll Cage Mary, the moniker of folk artist Justin Dolan from the Arkansas-Oklahoma border, delivers narrative songs rooted in local history and personal experience, telling stories of sinners, saints, and the hardships faced by the downtrodden. This free, all-ages performance blends original material with covers, nodding to influences such as John Prine, John Cash, John Hurt, Blaze Foley, and Townes Van Zandt.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarJCL Pickleball Classic
The Fayetteville Junior Civic League presents the fourth annual JCL Pickleball Classic at the Fayetteville Athletic Club, home to the city’s largest indoor pickleball facility. Proceeds support nonprofits that serve women and children throughout Northwest Arkansas. Teams are guaranteed at least three games, and dinner is included with registration. A full bar will be available on site. Play opens with pool rounds and continues into a single elimination bracket for advancing teams. All matches are doubles, with mixed doubles teams and skilled youth players welcome. Divisions are organized by skill level, including Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Registration is $95 per team. Space is limited and registration may close once all team spots are filled.
Causing Flashbacks Since Soundcheck
TAKE COVER is back at JJ's Grill on Dickson for a night of familiar favorites. Audience song requests will shape the setlist, keeping the music tailored to the crowd.
JJ's Grill on DicksonGirl Scouts Paddle Boat Design at the Creek
Junior Girl Scouts can dive into a creekside STEM workshop where they earn the Paddle Boat Design badge while exploring how motion and buoyancy work in the water. Over two engaging hours, participants become engineers as they plan, build, and test their own paddle boats using creative materials and authentic design-thinking skills. They will move through the full design cycle, from brainstorming and prototyping to trials and improvements, learning how boats travel through water and what leads to a successful build. This outdoor session blends scientific discovery with hands-on creek exploration, encouraging experimentation, problem solving, and a splash of fun along the way.
Tontitown ArkDoormat Painting Party with Painted Peony at SixTwelve Coffeehouse & Bar
Create a custom doormat with guidance from Painted Peony at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Email your design idea to Lauren at paintedpeonyart@gmail.com so it can be sketched on your mat and ready to paint. The workshop welcomes beginners and makes it simple to craft a personalized door mat. Enjoy the food and drink menu from Six Twelve while you paint. For design inspiration from previous classes, visit Painted Peony Art on Facebook.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarNWACC 29th Annual Summer’s End Corvette Show
The Northwest Arkansas Corvette Club brings its 29th end‑of‑summer Corvette showcase to a new home at the Springdale Holiday Inn. The change centers everything in one convenient spot for participants and guests. Expect more cars, an expanded selection of vendors, additional food options, and clothing and merchandise offerings. With all activities in a single location, there is no need to drive between sites, making it easier to enjoy the full experience.
Holiday Inn Springdale & NWA Convention CenterJump Company plays dancing music for NWA Swing Dance Society
Jump Company brings a generous set of swing music to Six Twelve Coffee House and Bar, creating a lively setting for dancing.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarSix Twelve Art Social
This laid-back art social at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar welcomes artists of any experience level. Bring your own supplies and create in the medium you love, whether painting, drawing, crocheting, knitting, or writing. Settle into comfortable seating beside lamp-lit tables while mellow live music sets the tone, then work independently, team up with a friend, or connect with a group of local creatives. Enjoy lattes, craft cocktails, and locally made bites, and take advantage of a daily happy hour with $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.
Six Twelve Coffeehouse & BarBehind the Red Door & Behind On Payments
The Repo’d Trailers revive the sounds of 90s country at Red Door Bar & Grill, creating a nostalgic throwback to that decade’s style.
Red Door Bar & GrillDr. Choice Live at Red Door Bar & Grill
Dr. Choice performs live at Red Door Bar & Grill, pairing the music with tasty food. It offers a simple combo of good eats and live tunes.
Red Door Bar & GrillSip & Sing with 412 West
Live music fills the outdoor patio as 412 West performs at Tontitown Winery. Seating is first come, first served, and there is no need for reservations or tickets. The winery offers food options prepared in house. Outside food or beverages are not allowed, and this policy is strictly enforced.
Tontitown Winery