Events in Fayetteville today

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.

Experience a reformer-inspired mat Pilates class that is both adaptable and accessible. Also called Human Reformer, it trades the traditional machine for resistance bands so your own body becomes the reformer. With minimal gear and plenty of versatility, this creative session delivers full-body training that mirrors the benefits of reformer work without any bulky equipment.

This slow flow yoga session links breath with movement to support connection among mind, body, and spirit. You will set intentions for your practice to align your inner focus, then move through poses that stretch and strengthen while cultivating a new sense of calm.

Nomads Trailside offers 75 cent wings every Monday, with options ranging from crispy to saucy and everything in between. Friends can get together for wings and a cold drink and ease into the week.

Take part in a reformer-inspired mat Pilates session that keeps things adaptable and accessible. Sometimes called Human Reformer, this approach swaps a bulky machine for simple resistance bands, turning your body into the reformer. With minimal gear and plenty of versatility, the class offers a creative format that elevates your workout while delivering full-body benefits similar to traditional reformer training.

An open mic night spotlighting music, poetry, and comedy. The microphone moves from one act to the next, creating a simple showcase of songs, jokes, and verse.

This yoga flow links breathing with movement to support the connection of mind, body, and spirit. The practice invites setting intentions that bring the mind and spirit into alignment while stretching and strengthening the body. Expect a grounded experience that cultivates a fresh sense of calm.

This dynamic strength training workout centers on Pumped Up Strength, a format that reimagines classic resistance work by pairing compound moves with music-driven rhythms. It targets muscles and fascia and boosts metabolism, turning strength training into a lively, enjoyable experience.

A Tuesday evening farmers market brings the Downtown Fayetteville Square to life with local farmers and makers sharing their goods. Visitors can browse a variety of offerings and connect with the people who produce them in a friendly, community setting.

Bingo Night takes place at Fayetteville's American Legion.

Stop by for Gaymers Night, a monthly hangout focused on tabletop and card games. Expect a mix of favorites like Munchkin, King of Tokyo, Throw Throw Burrito, plus classics such as Uno and Risk. Game night activities are free and alcohol-free, and you’re welcome to bring non-alcoholic drinks and snacks or grab something from the vending machine.

Enjoy a relaxed board game gathering at Fayetteville Beer Works, where a variety of games are on hand and guests are welcome to bring their own favorites. Pair the tabletop fun with a drink and turn it into a laid-back hangout with friends.

Once known as Cardio Yoga, willPower & grace blends vigorous cardio with mindful movement in a sweaty, high-energy format for those who value a mind-body approach. This barefoot, equipment-free workout pairs a supportive, strength-centered mindset with a straightforward, linear sequence that is simple to follow for all experience levels. More than a single session, it functions as a training discipline where participants set goals and build steady progress. Through cardiovascular barefoot work it targets stability in the ankles, knees, and hips to support efficient movement and help reduce injury risk. With regular practice it promotes taller posture, a more confident stride, and agile everyday function… not just another cardio-sculpt class, but the distinct willPower & grace method.

The official Jeopardy Bar League is back at Smokin’ Oak Wood-Fired Pizza and Taproom with Brooklyn hosting. This is a team-based, fully interactive spin on the beloved quiz show, featuring categories and clues from the real source. Players use their smartphones as buzzers to answer quickly, choose the next clue, and track standings on a live leaderboard. Daily Doubles and Final Jeopardy raise the stakes, while Brooklyn keeps the pace lively and the laughs coming. Fuel the competition with scratch-made, wood-fired pizzas and check out the self-pour taproom wall between rounds. Individual-style pies come straight from the oven, making celebrations after a big wager or discussions over a tricky clue even better with fresh, fire-cooked flavor. Participation is free. Teams of clever friends or enthusiastic guessers claim a table, use their phones to buzz in, and compete. Late arrivals can still participate mid-game.

A mat Pilates session inspired by classic reformer training. Often called Human Reformer, it uses simple resistance bands so your body acts like the reformer, delivering a full-body workout without bulky machines. The format is welcoming and highly adaptable, offering creative options that suit different needs while keeping movements smooth and effective. Expect the hallmark benefits of reformer practice brought to the mat with minimal gear and maximum versatility.

Weekly morning Qigong classes take place at Good Dog Cafe, held outdoors when conditions allow with an indoor option if it is too cold. This moving meditation blends gentle, flowing sequences with deep, intentional breathing to soothe the nervous system, replenish energy, and cultivate a grounded sense of clarity. The standing practice includes warmups, stretching, and meditative movement, and it can be adapted for a seated option based on comfort and needs. Although the cafe is dog friendly, participants are asked to leave pets at home during class to maintain a calm, focused space. If it is raining, class will be canceled and rescheduled for the following week. After class, the cafe opens, making it easy to stay for a drink and ease into the day. Everyone is welcome. The first class is free, with options to drop in or purchase a class pass.

Link movement with breathing to support balance between body, mind, and spirit. Set thoughtful intentions for your practice to clarify your focus, stretch and build strength, and settle into a refreshed sense of calm.

Ease into the middle of the week with a relaxed break at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge. Enjoy bar snacks, vinyl spinning, something cold to sip, and a quick card game. Whether you are meeting friends or simply stepping out for a change of pace, it offers an easy way to reset. Drop in as you are and take your time. This casual midweek hangout takes place each Wednesday at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge.

At Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale, the RiRo Rally brings the Loyal & Royal Army together with riders from across the region for a laid-back meetup featuring bikes, cold drinks, live music, and great food. Expect plenty of stories, a lively soundtrack, and a social scene that keeps rolling even after the on-air portion on 94.9 wraps. Whether participants arrive on two wheels or simply enjoy the vibe, it is a welcoming hangout where the community connects and leaves happy.

Enjoy free live music in the RØDE House during On the House, happening every Wednesday. This particular night features Gavin Sumrall and the Band. Open to all ages, with a 21+ requirement to purchase or consume alcohol. The Momentary Food Truck will be on site serving meals and snacks.

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.

Every Wednesday features Craft Nights at Fay Beer Works. Bring a project you are working on and exchange supplies with others. Keep an eye out for sessions that are themed or guided.

Play bingo on the outdoor patio at Tontitown Winery. Participation is free, and you can enjoy food and drinks during the games. Prizes are available, including the Spirit Stick. Seating is first come, first served and reservations are not accepted. Outside food or beverages are not permitted, and this policy is strictly enforced.

Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar hosts a relaxed art social that welcomes creators at any skill level. Expect a cozy setting with comfortable chairs, table lamps, and mellow live music that makes it easy to focus on your craft. Bring your own materials for the medium you enjoy, such as painting, drawing, crochet, knitting, or writing. Work independently, pair up with a friend, or share a table with fellow local artists. Refreshments are available, including lattes, handmade cocktails, and locally made snacks. Arriving early gives access to happy hour pricing with $1 off beer, wine, cocktails, and small plates.

Made possible by First United Methodist Church in Springdale, this community class is offered at no cost. Space is limited, so registration is required to attend. The format rotates and may include barre, willPower & grace, mat Pilates, strength, or stretch.

Motionless In White is bringing a hard rock lineup to Walmart AMP in Rogers, with special guests Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. The show is scheduled for 6:30 PM.

Compete in a weekly local Digimon tournament with a $5 entry. Store credit goes to the top half of players, and every participant receives promos.

Discover a relaxed, modestly sized weekday market where the pace is unhurried. Browse offerings from local farmers and makers in the gardens of the historic downtown square.

Power Flow Yoga centers on synchronized breath and movement to bring mind, body, and spirit into harmony. Set a personal intention to support mental and spiritual alignment, then move through a flow that both lengthens and strengthens the body. The practice encourages clarity and a calmer state through purposeful motion and mindful breathing.

Join the Crimes & Clues book discussion group at the Fayetteville Public Library. This month’s selection is "Eight Perfect Murders" by Peter Swanson, and the group chats about a range of mystery styles like classics, cozies, true crime, modern thrillers, and more. Drop-in visitors are welcome to participate in the conversation.

Book Nook Storytime features stories read in the seating area by a member of the Ozark Natural Foods staff. It offers a relaxed setting for listening to stories.

Thursdays at Dirtbag Vintage Lounge bring a retro game night packed with favorites. Mario Kart lights up a big screen on a retro gaming console, and the analog game space features board game classics like Monopoly and Jenga. Nostalgic snacks, a fully stocked bar, and rotating throwback soundtracks set the mood for a few hours that feel straight out of the early 2000s. The blend of console and tabletop play offers options for both competitive players and casual nostalgia seekers.

Front Porch Real Estate and Hometown Collective host a launch gathering in partnership with Walk Your Plans, featuring a forthcoming townhome development on College Avenue. The event takes place at Walk Your Plans.NWA and highlights both the project and the new collaboration. An RSVP is requested to assist with an accurate headcount.

Experience Cody Rawlings performing live for an energetic night of music. Get together with friends, enjoy food and drinks, and settle in for a lively evening.

Explore handbuilding in a six week series centered on pinch, coil, and slab construction. Work in a welcoming studio that nurtures curiosity and values the creative process alongside the final result. Each session features instructor demonstrations, plenty of hands-on time, and room for individual projects. The course includes 25 pounds of clay and use of studio glazes, and participants leave with a collection of fired pieces that mark their progress. The series is held at the Clay Studio, Creative Spaces NWA at Mount Sequoyah. Beginners are welcome, and space is limited.

At the Holos Collective Community Hub, this monthly, open process group creates a supportive, relational space for women and femmes to integrate psychedelic, spiritual, and other transformative experiences. Facilitated by Kelly Dundon (Fireside Project) and Gabby Vilpando (Naropa graduate), the group centers reflection, connection, and shared process in an ethically held circle. The focus is on turning insights into embodied change, gently weaving what emerged into everyday life with care, presence, and community. Attendance is flexible with no ongoing commitment required. Participation is limited to eight people to support depth, safety, and meaningful connection.

Enjoy a ballet inspired group fitness class that builds strong posture and explores range of motion through ballet and yoga positions, with Pilates woven in for a well-rounded mix. The workout is low impact with adjustable intensity, offering something approachable yet challenging. Participants may bring an Entertainment Beverage from a local bar as long as it is in an Entertainment District Cup.

Acoustic guitarist Juan Moscoso performs original music drawing on flamenco and jazz influences. This performance features his own compositions shaped by these styles.

Test your knowledge at a trivia night at Fayetteville Beer Works in partnership with NWA Trivia. Arrive early to enjoy a beer and a snack so you are ready for the questions.