Free events in Fayetteville, AR

A Tuesday evening farmers market takes place on the Downtown Fayetteville Square, featuring local farmers and makers. It offers an opportunity to shop directly from the people who grow and create.

Play bingo on the outdoor patio. There is no fee to participate, and food and drinks are available on site. Prizes are up for grabs, including the Spirit Stick. Seating is first come, first served and reservations are not accepted. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

This smaller, slower paced weekday market features local farmers and makers in the historic downtown square gardens. Shop at an easygoing pace and browse their offerings in a relaxed setting.

Enjoy reading time in the seating area with a member of the Ozark Natural Foods staff. Settle in, listen, and relax in a comfortable setting.

Returning for its fourth year, NWA Book Fest fills the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville, AR with a free, family friendly celebration of books and readers. The festival offers author readings and signings, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and a bustling Big Bookish Market featuring bookish makers and vendors. An open mic with NWA Poetry Connection highlights poetry. Tickets are not required, and optional donations help keep the festival free.

ALLBRIGHT brings a solo acoustic performance to Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. This intimate set features original songs from earlier work alongside new material. He is an Americana singer songwriter from Russellville, AR. There is no cover charge.

Experience Lindy Hop in a lively social setting with live bands at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. The evening begins with an introductory East Coast Swing lesson, followed by open dancing. The music lineup rotates through the year... in May, July, September, and November, Bonnie and the Boys play with no cover, June and August feature Jump Company with a $5 cover, and October highlights Sassy Swingers with free entry. Food and beverages are available for purchase, making it easy to grab a bite or a drink during dance breaks or to socialize before and after the dancing.