This weekend in Fayetteville, AR

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.

Take part in a community yoga flow offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, welcoming practitioners of every level. Please bring your own mat.

Melody and Morty perform live at Jammin Java.

Join the Gen Lafayette Chapter for their chapter meeting at Whole Hog Cafe. It is free to attend and open to the general public, so everyone is welcome to stop by and learn more.

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.

Amber Violet performs live at Ozark Natural Foods in Fayetteville. A singer songwriter who has spent the past couple of years playing festivals, listening rooms, and private parties around Arkansas, she accompanies herself on guitar and keyboard. Her sound blends country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock, with vocals front and center. Visitors can enjoy live music while shopping.

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.

Enjoy an evening at Tontitown Winery with live music from 96 Miles on the outdoor patio. Seating is available on a first-come basis, and there is no need for reservations or tickets. The winery’s kitchen serves house-made food, with a full menu available on site. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and this rule is strictly enforced.

Wind down the season with a unique movie night at Mount Sequoyah as NWA Film Club presents The Legend of the Stardust Brothers at Clapp Auditorium. This free outdoor screening unfolds beneath the night sky. The 1980s Japanese musical tracks a fictional pop band through a meteoric rise and a dramatic fall, blending playful camp and lively chaos for a memorable experience. Concessions such as snacks, popcorn, candy, sodas, and adult beverages will be available for a suggested donation that helps cover NWA Film Club costs and supports Mount Sequoyah’s free community programs. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Honestav brings The Sweet American Boy Tour to Ozark Music Hall, delivering a raw and emotional live show in Fayetteville. This is a chance to experience Honestav on stage with a performance that is impossible to ignore.

Now at Clapp Auditorium at Mt Sequoyah, this welcoming dance jam invites people of all backgrounds to move, connect, and enjoy music together. Beginners are encouraged, and you can participate in the way that feels right for you. Express yourself, celebrate movement, and share the floor with a warm, supportive community of fellow dance lovers.

Catch the Ozark Blues Society of Northwest Arkansas Blues Challenge 2026 at George's Majestic Lounge. It's a blues-focused festival event happening in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Intuitive medium Shelly Wilson leads an in person gathering at Unity of Fayetteville focused on compassionate connections with Spirit. Drawing on her psychic and mediumship abilities, along with her healing work and teachings, she answers audience questions and shares messages that may come through from angels, spirit guides, or loved ones who have passed. The experience is intended to support insight and healing, and many attendees find value even in messages offered to others. A personal message is not guaranteed. Shelly is a Reiki Master, life coach, author, and inspirational speaker who offers a personalized approach to help individuals strengthen their connection to Spirit and provides practical tools for empowered growth. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased in advance or at the door.

Funday Sunday brings the community together at the Jones Center for a free afternoon of active fun. Enjoy access to the indoor pools, with this edition focused on free swimming. The series rotates between complimentary ice skating or swimming, and sometimes features both. Dates and lineup are subject to change.

A relaxed, slow-paced jam devoted to traditional Old Time and Bluegrass repertoire. The focus stays on familiar tunes played at an easy tempo.

4TC Philanthropy is presenting the fourth annual back to school bash in partnership with the Donald W. Reynolds Boys & Girls Club of Fayetteville. The event focuses on getting kids ready for the first day of school, and barbers and stylists are invited to lend their skills so students can head back with fresh looks. The event is sponsored by Adventure Subaru.

Enjoy a dedicated play session designed just for small dogs, giving petite pups the run of the off-leash park without larger dogs present. The park may be marked as closed online to help keep it small-dog only. First-time guests need to complete a one-time waiver. Admission costs $6 with any purchase. Arriving a bit early lets pups make the most of the fun. For safety, children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash area, though they are welcome in the leashed section. Please ensure all dogs are healthy before attending.

Everyone is welcome to use their voice with confidence in a collaborative singing circle that feels much like a drum circle. The gathering is largely unstructured, offering space to explore, experiment, and improvise as simple melodies expand through shared creativity. The focus is on connection rather than skill, and no experience is required. It can be uplifting and empowering to help shape music that exists only in the present moment, created by the people who are there. Attendees are encouraged to bring a friend and an open heart to help foster a supportive musical community.

Use the simple rule of parting with items you have not worn in a while and take part in a clothing swap that helps clothing and accessories find a new home. Bring unwanted pieces to share, then browse for items that are new to you. Anything left over will be donated to Peace at Home. There are designated drop off windows before the swap, and organizers will handle the rest. Message the organizers with any questions.

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.

This Sunday Digimon locals event has a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of participants, and promotional items are provided to all attendees.