Events in Fayetteville today

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.

Bingo Night at the Legion takes place every Tuesday at the Fayetteville American Legion.

At Isabellas Italian in Fayetteville, live jazz sets the tone as musicians perform while guests enjoy Chef Todd's menu alongside their favorite drinks. The blend of music and Italian cuisine offers a warm backdrop for a night out with friends or a date. Reservations are available through the restaurant.

A recently announced show brings Modest Mouse back to Fayetteville at Ozark Music Hall. Tickets are on sale now.

Wake up with an approachable, reformer-inspired mat Pilates class that uses only resistance bands to turn your own body into the machine. Often called Human Reformer, this session takes the principles of traditional reformer training and reimagines them on the mat. With simple gear and lots of versatility, the format is creative and easy to adapt, delivering a head to toe workout that captures the feel and benefits of reformer practice without any bulky equipment.

Weekly group Qigong classes at Good Dog Cafe offer a gentle, nature centered practice that helps turn stress into renewed energy. Sessions are typically held outside on the grass beneath a shade tree, with an indoor option when the weather is too cold. If it is raining, class is canceled, with plans to reschedule the following week. Although the venue is pet friendly, attendees are asked to leave dogs at home during class to support a calm and focused atmosphere. The practice blends mindful movement, breathwork, and quiet attention to foster balance in body, mind, and spirit. Expect warm ups, light stretching, and flowing meditative sequences, with adaptations available for a seated practice if needed. After class, the cafe opens for beverages, offering a way to connect and ease into the day. The first class is free, and participants can drop in or use a class pass. Instruction is led by Holden Qigong certified teacher Maria Chowdhury.

A laid-back midweek hangout at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge features snacks at the bar, vinyl records spinning, cold drinks, and quick card games. It is an easy way to catch up with friends or simply get out of the house for a little while. Drop in casually and stay as long as it suits you. This relaxed gathering happens every Wednesday.

Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale becomes the gathering place for the RiRo Rally, where the Loyal & Royal Army and riders from around the region swap stories and enjoy a relaxed scene built around bikes, cold refreshments, live music, and tasty food. It is designed for anyone who rides as well as those who simply appreciate the energy, creating a friendly hangout that celebrates two wheels and good company... roll in, then roll back out.

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.

Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a relaxed art social that welcomes artists of every experience level. The setting features comfortable seating, cozy table lighting, and mellow live music to create an easygoing space for creativity. Bring your own supplies and work in any medium, whether painting, drawing, crochet, knitting, or writing. Settle in on your own, pair up with a friend, or sit with other local artists. The cafe and bar offer lattes, handmade cocktails, and locally made bites, and happy hour features $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.

Ozark Music Hall hosts a stop on Bilmuri’s The Kinda Hard North American Tour (Second Leg), with Knuckle Puck appearing as the special guest.

Local Digimon tournaments take place each Thursday with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of finishers, and every participant receives promotional items. It is a friendly weekly opportunity to compete and pick up prizes.

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.

Dirtbag Vintage Lounge turns Thursdays into a retro gaming hangout where video game favorites like Mario Kart and Sega share the spotlight with board game staples such as Monopoly and Jenga. Play on a classic console connected to a big screen or settle in at the analog game area for tabletop fun. The atmosphere leans nostalgic with rotating throwback soundtracks, nostalgic snacks, and a fully stocked bar, creating a weekly mix of friendly competition and old-school entertainment.

This supportive gathering is for women who received a cancer diagnosis before turning 50. It welcomes those who are newly diagnosed, undergoing treatment, living with metastatic disease, or in survivorship. For questions, email Shawnna.Allbritton@HopeCancerResources.org.

Judah & the Lion are back in Fayetteville for a big night at Ozark Music Hall. Tickets will be available for purchase, and early access is offered through the venue’s newsletter.

Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet, the longtime duo behind Trout Fishing in America, mark five decades of friendship and songwriting with a hometown kickoff celebrating 50 years of music. Their songs are crafted for listeners who enjoy fun with substance, blending an energetic sound, approachable lyrics, and a distinctive stage presence that appeals to a broad audience. Their national touring has covered more than a million miles, with shows in every U.S. state and across parts of Canada and Europe, and they are heading back on the road once again.

Returning due to high interest, this dedicated skating session welcomes homeschool families for some indoor fun on wheels. Admission is $7 and covers rental of quad, speed, or inline skates. The concession counter will be open, so outside food and beverages are not permitted. Instructors certified by the Society of Roller Skating Teachers of America will be available for one-on-one help if needed, creating a supportive setting for skaters of every age and skill level. For any schedule updates, check the organizer’s social media.

Explore the art of herbal tinctures in a hands-on workshop at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. Guided, step-by-step instruction covers simple techniques for crafting natural remedies, and all supplies are provided. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and live music follows for those who want to linger. Hosted by Made for More Collective, this relaxed evening invites connection and creativity so participants head out with their own herbal creations and a refreshed spirit. Spots are limited.

Clay Date Night Series offers a monthly hands-on clay experience at Summit Hall in the Mount Sequoyah Center, where pairs create a project together to take home and use. Each session features a new theme and welcomes beginners. This edition combines a casual movie night with a guided workshop to design and decorate a personalized ceramic popcorn bucket. The cost is $45 per person, and space is limited.

Dime Box performs live.

Enjoy a community yoga flow open to all experience levels. The session is donation based, and participants should bring their own mat.

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.

Before Tulsa Football takes on Arkansas in Fayetteville, The University of Tulsa Alumni Association is organizing an official tent party at the University of Arkansas. Two package options are available. The full experience pairs the tent party with a game ticket for $125, while the tailgate-only option includes the tent party with a meal and refreshments for $50. There is a final deadline for purchasing packages that include game tickets, with an opportunity to sit with the TU crowd. A fan bus to Fayetteville is also available.

Allbright takes the stage for a live set. Experience the energy of a real-time performance from this act.

Dr. Choice brings live patio music to Red Door Bar & Grill, with barbecue to match the tunes for a relaxed, feel good outing.

Corks & Covers features TAKE COVER back at Tontitown Winery for a lively set of familiar favorites. Audience requests will guide the playlist, giving guests a chance to shape the sound as the show unfolds.

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.

Small dogs get the run of the off-leash park during a special after-hours paw-ty reserved just for them. The online status may show closed to prevent larger dogs from arriving, but this session is dedicated to little ones. First-time visitors are asked to complete a one-time waiver. Admission is $6 with any purchase. Arriving a bit early helps maximize playtime. For safety, children under 12 are not allowed in the off-leash area, though they are welcome in the leashed section. Please ensure all dogs are healthy before attending.

Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a Latin dance night presented by EN FUEGO Dance & Fitness, featuring upbeat music and a lively dance floor. Styles include salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha-cha, and kizomba. The program starts with an intro lesson, then transitions to open social dancing. Each month a single style receives special focus, offering a fresh way to learn and keep moving. The venue also notes a happy hour with $1 off drinks and small plates.

Players can compete in a Digimon locals event with a $5 participation fee. Store credit is awarded to the highest-placing half of the field, and all participants receive promotional items.