Events in Little Rock
Little Rock - Weekly Modern
Compete in a Modern format tournament at Game Goblins in Little Rock. Matches are organized as multiple Swiss rounds, with a playoff top cut if turnout warrants it. Certified judges and store staff support the event, and the Rules Enforcement Level is Casual. Bring a Modern legal deck, be familiar with current Modern rules and procedures used at Competitive REL, and be prepared for several rounds with a chance to advance to the cut. Entry is 10 dollars, and players who reach the top cut earn a full store credit payout.
Establishing the Self: Group Therapy
An in-person psychotherapy group in Little Rock helps participants build a steadier sense of self in relationships. Using an experiential approach grounded in AEDP, attachment theory, and the work of Pia Mellody, the group supports people in recognizing and changing codependent patterns, expanding emotional awareness, and strengthening boundaries. Members practice feeling and expressing emotions, using I statements, reflecting on relationship dynamics, and forming authentic connection in a supportive clinical setting. Registration remains open until all 10 spots are filled. Sessions are $40, and the group is in network with Aetna, UHC/UMR, and Ambetter.
Terror Tuesday: The Birds (1963, PG-13)
Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds soars into the Terror Tuesday series, returning a defining suspense film to the big screen. Starring Tippi Hedren and Rod Taylor, this landmark turns everyday flocks into a source of dread through inventive practical effects and steadily building tension that has captivated audiences for more than six decades. Seating is general admission, so plan to arrive early to claim a spot. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Paid ticket holders can receive free parking with validation by presenting a ticket from the library parking lot across from the Main Library or from the parking deck next to the Main Library at the box office. The screening takes place at the CALS Ron Robinson Theater.
VC Coffee Connect
At The Venture Center, this weekly gathering offers casual, consistent networking for entrepreneurs, founders, and mentors. Attendees are welcome to bring a guest who would enjoy building connections with members and mentors. After the session, participants can stay to work on the second floor alongside other innovators.
Music and Movement
Bring your little ones for a lively hour of songs, dancing, and free play. This program is for kids ages 2 to 5 and includes instruments, movement, singing, and time afterward for casual play and socializing. Children under 11 must be accompanied by a caregiver who is at least 16 years old.
Thompson LibraryFolded Paper Hedgehogs
Use simple folds to turn strips of paper into bright, colorful hedgehog figures. This craft focuses on transforming paper strips into playful creations.
CALS Main LibraryWednesday Spins
Wednesday Spins brings art, music, drinks, and socializing together with scenic Museum views at AMFA. Enjoy craft cocktails while DJ Nico sets the soundtrack, wander the Galleries to see the art on display, and snap a photo with friends in the booth. It is presented as a weekly summer happening at AMFA.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsTavo Education & Sizing Event
A Tavo representative will provide product education and personalized sizing for Tavo car seats and strollers made for dogs and cats. Attendees can handle the items, try them out, and get guidance on choosing the right fit for their dogs or cats.
A Prodigal's Path Silent Auction
This silent auction benefits A Prodigal’s Path, a program focused on long-term recovery and restoring lives for men and women facing addiction, reentry after incarceration, homelessness, and other serious challenges. Centered on accountability, mentoring, structure, purpose, and community, the organization helps participants go beyond recovery to rebuild purposeful, successful lives through personal responsibility, vocational training, peer support, and practical opportunities that create lasting change. Guests can expect a professionally hosted auction with local artwork, distinctive experiences, curated gift packages, and items contributed by area businesses in an elegant setting at Chenal Event Venue. The evening includes food and fellowship, time to connect with community leaders, business owners, and supporters, and stories from the team that share the mission and vision for impact across Central Arkansas. Support through sponsoring, donating, bidding, or attending strengthens a program rooted in restoration, dignity, accountability, and hope.
Chenal Event VenueSecond Acts: Presidential Legacies in Action with Jeff Polet
Join the Clinton Presidential Center for an in-person conversation with Jeff Polet, director of the Ford Leadership Forum at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation. Polet will discuss President Ford's legacy and how it continues to influence leadership focused on healing divisions through cooperation, civil discourse, patriotism, and integrity. The program will also highlight how presidential sites support democracy and civic engagement, including the Forum’s virtue-based leadership and educational partnerships promoting ethical decision-making and public service. ASL interpretation is available. The program will be posted on the Center’s YouTube channel the following day.
William J. Clinton Library and MuseumBack to School with AMFA
An educator-focused event at AMFA offers opportunities to connect with peers, spark new classroom ideas, and plan for the year ahead. Attendees can preview upcoming programs and exhibitions while exploring resources that support students and curriculum. The experience includes a reception in the Atrium with complimentary beverages and creative art activities, an education presentation in the Performing Arts Theater, and a Windgate Art School Open House featuring information and resource tables along with several studio art stations. Three professional development credit hours are available for those who complete online pre-registration with the Arkansas Department of Education. Educators can expect to leave feeling supported, inspired, and classroom-ready.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsDIY Uncrustables
This hands-on kitchen activity focuses on making DIY Uncrustables and provides simple instruction for creating these crustless sandwiches at home.
CALS Main LibraryFirst Thursday
Unconventional makers gather just outside Hill Station for First Thursday. This simple outdoor meetup brings these creators together in one place.
Hill StationAmber Violet
Amber Violet brings an evening of live music to The Oyster Bar in Little Rock. A singer and songwriter who plays both guitar and keyboard, she blends influences from country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock, with vocals that stay front and center. In the past couple of years she has performed at festivals, listening rooms, and private parties in and around Arkansas. Enjoy the performance alongside drinks and dishes from the kitchen.
The Oyster BarMeditation Group
Experience the benefits of meditating together in a welcoming group setting. Each week features easy-to-follow practices that aim to reduce stress, lessen anxiety, and support overall health. No experience is required.
103. Digital Photography I - Little Rock
Discover what makes your images stand out in a beginner-friendly Digital Photography I class at Bedford Camera & Video in Little Rock. Starting from the ground up, the course covers core camera operations, thoughtful composition, lighting fundamentals, and how to manage, optimize, and archive your files. Explore essential tools of the trade, including tripods, filters, and flashes, and put concepts into practice through hands-on projects, assignments, and contests. This class is suited to newcomers and to anyone who wants to improve without getting overly technical. Owning a digital camera beforehand and having basic computer skills are recommended. The class runs as either three 2-hour sessions or a single 6-hour session, with no prerequisites. Tuition is $100 per student. Class size ranges from 8 to 15, depending on the venue.
Bedford Camera & Video (Little Rock, AR)Pitch 'N Pint
Pitch 'N Pint brings a fast paced, Shark Tank style pitch night to Southern Tail Brewing. Central Arkansas entrepreneurs each have 60 seconds to present their business ideas to a panel of judges for a shot at up to $500 in cash prizes. Attendees can cheer on local founders, meet fellow entrepreneurs, and enjoy a lively mix of innovation, networking, and great beer.
Southern Tail BrewingTantric
The Rev Room hosts a night featuring performances by Tantric and The Phoenix Within. General admission is $20, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages.
Rev RoomCommander Night
Enjoy an evening of Magic: The Gathering Commander at Game Goblins in Little Rock. The format is Commander Constructed, with players seated in four player pods for multiplayer games where the last player remaining wins. Choose your commander, bring your strategy to the table, and play in a setting that balances casual fun and competitive spirit. A Magic Judge will be on hand to answer rules questions and provide event guidance. The entry fee is $8. Each participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, and winners of each pod also earn an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.
Game GoblinsPitch 'N Pint: A Shark Tank-Style Pitch Competition
Pitch 'N Pint is a fast-paced, Shark Tank-style pitch competition for early-stage entrepreneurs. Competitors get 60 seconds to impress a panel of expert judges while the crowd watches and cheers along. There will be a cash prize of up to $500, and attendees receive one free drink ticket with their purchase.
Southern Tail BrewingSoMa After Dark
SoMa After Dark returns with a monthly first Friday format that fills the South Main (SoMa) district of Little Rock with energy and creativity. South Main Street turns into an easy-to-stroll hub for local shopping, live entertainment, food, art, and activities suitable for all ages. Explore independently owned boutiques and pop-up vendors, connect with artisans and makers, and look for handmade gifts and boutique finds. Area restaurants and bars offer specials, while musicians and entertainers set the tone with live performances. Public art, galleries, and creative installations bring extra color to the neighborhood. This community-centered evening celebrates creativity and small business, delivering an authentic Little Rock experience in one walkable stretch.
Main StreetSupport Real Images Give Back Event
A Kendra Scott Give Back event in Little Rock supports Real Images, with proceeds helping programs that empower and educate girls and women in self love, confidence, leadership, wellness, and purpose. This collaboration has continued for three years, reflecting a shared commitment to stronger communities through business and nonprofit partnership. During the in-store event, 20 percent of purchases will benefit Real Images. Shoppers who cannot attend in person can take part online using a promotional code available on specific days.
Kendra ScottMusic & Movement Storytime
Join in for a Music & Movement Storytime designed to build early literacy along with social and motor skills. The program blends a story with music, directed movement, rhymes, and more. It’s a great, high-energy session for kids (best for ages 3-5), and no registration is required. Wear comfortable, safe footwear for the activities.
North Little Rock Public Library - Laman Public Library42 Dugg
42 Dugg is scheduled to perform live at The Hall in Little Rock. The show starts at 8:00 PM.
The HallEnglewood Art Festival
Celebrating its 52nd year, the Englewood Art Festival brings art vendors from the area and beyond to Centennial Park. The event also features a 5k race, a parade, food, and live entertainment. A charity car show is scheduled for Sunday only. Vendor space is very limited, with two spots noted as remaining at the time of the announcement. Interested vendors are asked to contact the organizers by text at (814) 388-9451 or by email at vfapply@gmail.com instead of using Facebook Messenger.
Centennial ParkDenim & Diamonds Gala
The third annual Denim & Diamonds gala returns with a larger footprint and renewed energy, all in support of the men of Next Step Recovery Housing. Hosted at the President Clinton Library, the evening pairs polished style with purpose through a plated dinner, heartfelt recovery testimonies, and both live and silent auctions. The focus is restoration, hope, and second chances, with a room full of people dedicated to meaningful change. Tables and sponsorships are available and expected to move quickly after last year’s sellout and this year’s increased capacity. Businesses interested in aligning with the mission can request a sponsorship packet at events@nextsteprecoveryhousing.org. Every seat contributes to recovery, every dollar advances the mission, and every moment helps restore hope.
President Clinton LibraryHidden Frequencies: Sacred Return
Hidden Frequencies: Sacred Return offers an elemental sound journey that reaches beyond a typical sound bath. This gentle experience invites a slower pace and a softening of the senses so you can reconnect with yourself. Participants are guided through a blend of practices that include meditation with crystal singing bowls, wave drum meditation, elemental chimes, and an intuitive Element Oil ritual. Together these elements cultivate a calm atmosphere that supports nervous system regulation, encourages the release of what feels heavy, and helps you return to your inner wisdom. Suitable for first-timers and seasoned attendees alike, the session is designed to leave you feeling lighter, more grounded, and genuinely cared for. Space is limited to maintain an intimate setting. Admission is $33.33.
3 Hidden Gems2026 Big Dam Bridge 100 Training Program
This training program helps Arkansas cyclists get ready for the annual BDB100 by building skills, confidence, and community while connecting participants with local riders, clubs, and bike shops. For 2026, riders are organized by experience with options geared to the 26 and 50 mile routes. New cyclists can begin in an introductory group, those with some experience and new to group riding can focus on completing the 26 mile course, recreational riders who ride weekly can prepare for the 50 mile goal or aim to improve a 26 mile finish, and seasoned enthusiasts can refine pacing, fueling, and cooperative pace line techniques with readiness for the 50 and the possibility of stretching toward 75. Training rides head out from Murray Park, and the season leads into a dress rehearsal at the Young Life River Classic before the BDB100 main event. Registration costs $50, is limited to the first 120 participants, and requires a minimum age of 12. Support comes from Spokes Bicycle Shop, Phat Tire Bicycle Shops, Shift Modern Cyclery, Mello Velo, and Rev Rock.
Murray ParkWest Little Rock Farmers Market
Explore the brand new West Little Rock Farmers Market, featuring local farmers and makers with fresh produce, baked goods, and more. The market takes place every Saturday until October.
Breckenridge VillageAmber Violet
Amber Violet brings a night of live music to Dugan's Pub, and the menu includes the pub's well known cheese sticks to start. A singer songwriter active in recent years, she has appeared at festivals, intimate listening venues, and private events across Arkansas and the surrounding area. Performing with guitar and keyboard, she blends influences from country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock, all centered on her standout vocals.
Dugan's Pub2026 Community Health & Wellness Fair
A community health and wellness fair hosted by New Nation Church offers a no-cost day of care and connection for all ages. Attendees can receive free health screenings, enjoy complimentary food, pick up giveaways and books, and let children explore a dedicated kids zone. Local organizations will be present with community resources and family support services. The event serves those seeking health information, connections with local support, and a family-friendly experience, with all activities provided at no charge.
New Nation Church InternationalCentral Arkansas Spinners - Monthly Meet-up
This casual meeting takes place in the classroom on the first floor of the Arkansas Historic Museum. The primary focus is spinning, and attendees are welcome to bring any craft.
Historic Arkansas Museum"Blueberry's Clubhouse" Season 5 Premiere Celebration
This celebration marks the return of the Emmy Award winning original series Blueberry’s Clubhouse. New episodes will be presented on the big screen, with opportunities to meet Blueberry and members of the cast, along with family friendly activities. Created through a partnership between AMFA and Arkansas TV, the series follows Blueberry, a curious and playful puppet, on imaginative adventures across Arkansas. Season five continues to spark curiosity and creativity and supports social emotional learning through stories and songs, making it well suited for families and young learners. Recommended for families and children ages 3 and older.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsDr. Kojo Live @ Little Rock, AR
Get ready for a night of nonstop comedy with Dr. Kojo Sarfo. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM. The event is in person at The Nut House Comedy Lounge in North Little Rock, and the refund policy states no refunds.
The Nut House Comedy Lounge2000s Rave - 18+
Get ready for a high-energy 2000s rave at The Hall, featuring remixed limewire-era classics all night long. The event is 18+ and the crowd will be dancing like it’s 2003. Tickets are general admission and standing-room only on the floor and mezzanine, with limited first-come seating available for mezzanine ticket holders (mezzanine is 21+ only).
The HallAfternoon Milonga
Club 27 hosts a milonga that is similar to the practica, with a slightly more formal touch and a schedule designed to allow for more dancing. Guests from Memphis are expected to attend. The event starts with a class open to all levels, followed by social dancing to music by Noemi. Snacks, water, and other beverages are provided, and attendees may bring additional food or drinks. Admission is $10.
Club 27Bigger Than Mountains and more
Four bands share the bill for a live show featuring Bigger Than Mountains from Salt Lake City, Rifleman from Las Vegas, and Little Rock artists Troy Bennetts Graveyard Lips and Ten Dollar Men. Entry is $10, NOTAFLOF.
Stelly's VineyardBernice Garden Farmers’ Market
The Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market showcases produce from local growers, fresh-baked bread, jams, handcrafted pottery and jewelry, original artwork, and other goods.
The Bernice GardenSunflower Starry Night
Sip, paint, and relax during a guided painting class where you will create the “Sunflower Starry Night” artwork. No prior painting experience is needed, since the instructor walks you through the process step by step, and all materials are provided. You can also add on a DIY soy candle option during registration, and if you’d like to sit with friends, include their names in the seating notes.
Painting with a TwistThe Remarkable Resignation of Dr. Jocelyn Elders
This stage production portrays the life of Dr. Joycelyn Elders, following her journey from the daughter of sharecroppers to serving as U.S. Surgeon General. It is penned and directed by Broadway artist Steve H. Broadnax III.
Arkansas Repertory TheatreFreedom Sings Veterans Songwriting Class
At the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, this songwriting session welcomes veterans, service members, and Blue and Gold Star families to create music that shares military stories. No previous musical experience is needed. There is no charge for veterans.
MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military HistoryLittle Rock - Weekly Standard
Game Goblins in Little Rock hosts a weekly Standard tournament where players can put their tuned decks to the test in a local competitive setting for store credit. The event runs Swiss rounds with a playoff cut based on attendance, and certified judges and staff are on hand to keep matches fair and organized. The format is Standard with a casual rules enforcement level, and the entry fee is 10 dollars. Participants should bring a Standard legal deck, be familiar with the current Modern rules and Competitive REL procedures, and be ready to play through multiple rounds with a possible top cut. Prizes are awarded as full store credit to players who reach the top cut.
Little Rock - Weekly Modern
Take part in a weekly Modern tournament at Game Goblins in Little Rock, featuring a casual rules enforcement level and support from certified judges and staff. Matches are organized using Swiss pairings, with a top cut playoff when attendance allows. Entry is 10 dollars. Bring a Modern legal deck, be comfortable with current Modern rules and familiar with Competitive REL procedures, and prepare for focused, competitive rounds. Prizes are awarded as store credit to players who make the top cut.
Meditation and Mindfulness
Explore meditation in a welcoming class open to all levels, with practices that encourage inner guidance and a stronger mind body connection. Instruction includes breath awareness, body scans, and visualization, along with tools such as breathwork, mudras, and guided meditation. The experience centers on building mindfulness, relieving stress, and enhancing well-being in a calm setting that encourages personal exploration and a deepening practice.
Establishing the Self: Group Therapy
An in-person, experiential therapy group for individuals focuses on helping participants build a clearer, steadier sense of self in relationships. Grounded in AEDP, attachment theory, and Pia Mellody’s work, the group supports members in recognizing and changing codependent patterns, increasing emotional awareness, and strengthening personal boundaries. Participants practice feeling and expressing emotions in real time, speaking from an I perspective, engaging in relational reflection, and fostering genuine connection within a supportive clinical setting. This is a weekly offering. Registration remains open until all 10 participant spots are filled. The cost is $40 per session and the group is in-network with Aetna, UHC/UMR, and Ambetter.
The Morning Grind: Small Business. Big Conversations.
A quarterly coffee meetup hosted by the Little Rock Regional Chamber brings small business owners, entrepreneurs, service providers, and local leaders together for real conversation and useful connections. Step away from the daily rush to trade ideas, compare challenges, and explore opportunities in a relaxed setting. Expect genuine networking without a sales pitch, plus a Connection Corner designed to help spark partnerships and fresh thinking. Attendees can also hear about upcoming Chamber activities, small business programs, and community initiatives that support growth and visibility. Whether you are just getting started or have years of experience, this gathering aims to make your morning productive and connected.
VC Coffee Connect
VC Coffee Connect brings together entrepreneurs, founders, and mentors at The Venture Center for casual, ongoing networking. Participants are welcome to invite a guest who would enjoy meeting the community and growing their connections with members and mentors. After the meetup, attendees can stay, find a spot on the second floor, and work alongside other innovators for the day.
The Venture CenterMusic and Movement
Enjoy songs, dancing, and plenty of free play for kids ages 2 to 5 at Thompson Library. The session includes music and movement activities using instruments, followed by time for kids to socialize and play. Children under 11 must be accompanied by a caregiver age 16 or older.
Thompson LibraryCome Get Your ID
At Seis Puentes Hispanic Outreach, this community-focused event offers assistance with municipal IDs, opportunities to participate in classes, access to a food pantry, and a backpack drive. It provides a simple way to connect with practical resources in one place.
Seis Puentes Hispanic OutreachDIY Needoh Stress Balls
Kids who love squishy textures can enjoy a hands-on activity that uses simple household ingredients to make their own stress balls. Participants will experiment and learn the steps to create a soft, squeezable result.
CALS Main LibraryWednesday Spins
Wednesday Spins turns the middle of the week into a relaxed evening of art, music, drinks, and mingling. Enjoy beautiful Museum views while you sip craft cocktails, move to music mixed by DJ Nico, wander the Galleries to take in the art on display, and capture memories in the photo booth with friends. AMFA keeps Wednesdays lively all summer.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsToddler Storytime- Sharks
This toddler-focused storytime features shark-themed stories and activities.
CALS Main LibraryArkansas Cinema Society Filmland
Arkansas Cinema Society invites you to enjoy Filmland, an event focused on building Arkansas’s film community. It’s a great chance for film lovers to watch films, share ideas, connect with others, and support both new and established talent through exposure to filmmakers and their work.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsMonthly Stroke Support Group
This stroke support group offers a welcoming space for individuals and loved ones navigating life after a stroke. Mark Smalling and Jared Harriman of NSSA Retirepath will share information on Supplemental Security Income disability, Medicaid, and Medicare, helping participants better understand available benefits and resources. The session is available in person and online.
Meditation Group
Experience meditation in a supportive group setting with straightforward, accessible practices. Meditation can reduce stress, lessen anxiety, and improve overall health. Each week, participants explore simple techniques that are easy to follow. No prior experience is required, and beginners are welcome.
Faith Lutheran ChurchDigital Photography I
Discover what makes a photograph truly stand out in an introductory digital photography class at Bedford Camera & Video in Little Rock. Starting from the basics, the course walks through core camera functions, thoughtful composition, the fundamentals of light, and practical image archiving. Participants also get familiar with useful gear such as tripods, filters, and flash units, and put new skills to work through hands-on projects, assignments, and contests. Expect guidance on building a strong image from concept to capture, using essential camera controls, shaping a scene with composition, working with light, and managing, optimizing, and storing your photos. The format is either three sessions of two hours each or one six hour session. The fee is $100 per student, and class size typically ranges from 8 to 15 depending on the space. There are no formal prerequisites, though bringing a digital camera and having basic computer skills is recommended.
Bedford Camera & Video (Little Rock, AR)Commander Night
At Game Goblins in Little Rock, players gather for a casual competitive event centered on Magic: The Gathering Commander. Bring a Commander deck, play in four player pods, and battle in a multiplayer free for all until one player remains. An in-store Magic Judge will be on hand to handle rules questions and provide guidance throughout. Entry is $8. Every participant receives a Set Booster and a random promo card, and each pod winner also earns an extra Set Booster along with a Promo Pack.
Game GoblinsSelf-Advocacy Coffee Chat
A casual coffee gathering for the disability community is held at the CALS Main Library, centered on a monthly conversation about topics that matter to participants. Coffee is available for purchase at Boulevard Coffee on the first floor, and buying a drink is not required to take part. The format is relaxed and conversation focused.
Central Arkansas Library SystemOpening Act: Summer Concert
Opening Act: Summer Concert is a curated, in-person night of live music and community at Hustlers World Creators Studio. Expect performances along with local creatives, vendors, content creators, media coverage, and plenty of opportunities to connect and network. There is a Best Dressed contest with a cash prize, and attendees are encouraged to dress in a fashionable, camera-ready summer look since photographers and media outlets will be capturing the event.
North Little Rock Event Center2nd Friday Extended Hours at Art Group Gallery
Art Group Gallery stays open late for a new second Friday series in a relaxed, come-and-go setting. Each month, a gallery artist hosts the evening with chances to see demonstrations, hear talks about current exhibitions, and catch unique happenings around the space. Every installment brings something a little different, giving visitors a fresh experience each time. Monthly details will be shared as they are confirmed.
Pleasant Ridge Town Center, 11525 Cantrell Rd, #910, Little Rock, AR, United States, Arkansas 722122nd Friday Art Night
Discover local creativity at CALS Main Library during the monthly 2FAN celebration. The newly renovated building welcomes guests to the first-floor Shaylea Harding Lobby, where Arkansas artists showcase their work, live art demonstrations take place, a craft table invites hands-on fun, and a DJ or musical performer provides the soundtrack. Expect a wide array of items for sale, including paintings, prints, photography, jewelry, clothing, ornaments, totes, purses, pottery, wood pieces, magnets, stickers, greeting cards, chocolates, treats, and more. Light refreshments and beverages are offered, and Boulevard Bread Company’s in-library café will be open with a limited menu for coffee, snacks, and sweet bites. 2nd Friday Knit Night is part of the evening, creating a relaxed space to work on a project in progress. People new to knitting are welcome, with instruction and supplies provided. After the library closes, only self-check is available for library services. This event is supported by the CALS Foundation and the Windgate Foundation. For questions, contact Shannon Boguslawski Holmes at 501-320-5792.
CALS Main LibraryFrozen Friday "Karaoke
Families and friends can enjoy an all-ages karaoke night with plenty of singing and laughter. Attendees are encouraged to share their chosen song title and artist in advance so it will be ready when it is their turn at the microphone.
Alley OopsCommander Night - Little Rock
Game Goblins in Little Rock hosts Magic: The Gathering Commander constructed play in four player pods. Matches use a multiplayer free for all structure, and the last player remaining wins the pod. The event welcomes both seasoned players and newcomers, offering a friendly way to experience casual yet competitive games with the community. An in-store Magic Judge is available for rules questions and guidance. Entry is $8. Each participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, and each pod winner earns an additional Set Booster along with a Promo Pack.
Sour Bridges w/ Buckshot Princess
Sour Bridges performs with Buckshot Princess at Stickyz. Advance general admission is $10, and tickets are $12 on the day of the show. All ages are welcome.
Stickyz Rock N Roll Chicken Shack2026 Arkansas Summer Artisan & Vendor Festival
Spend the weekend at the 2026 Arkansas Summer Artisan & Vendor Festival, an outdoor market packed with handmade crafts, artisan goods, boutique fashion, jewelry, home decor, skincare, and specialty foods. There will also be live entertainment and a family-friendly, community vibe with plenty to browse, snack on, and enjoy together.
5900 Rebsamen Park Rd ParkingAge-In-Seminar – Turning 65? Free Medicare Seminar!
Learn how Medicare works and get help understanding your coverage options at this free in-person seminar. It’s geared toward people turning 65 and also covers Medicare Advantage choices so you can feel more confident about what to do next. Seating and an in-person format are available at the Little Rock Midtown Arkansas Blue Welcome Center.
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield - MidtownAmber Violet
Amber Violet brings her singer songwriter set to The Oyster Bar in Little Rock. Over the past couple of years she has performed at festivals, listening rooms, and private parties around Arkansas. Playing both guitar and keyboard, she blends influences from country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock into a sound with vocals front and center. Enjoy live music alongside drinks and dishes from The Oyster Bar.
The Oyster BarTokyo Stories
Explore Tokyo’s creative evolution across four centuries in a cinematic journey inspired by a major exhibition at the Ashmolean in Oxford. The film traces a path from the refined prints of Hokusai and Hiroshige to poster art, contemporary photography, manga, cinema, and new works made in public spaces. Building on the exhibition, it travels into the city to meet artists and reveal how cycles of upheaval and rebuilding have shaped a cultural powerhouse. The result is a richly visual portrait of a place defined by resilience and momentum, echoing artist Machida Kumi’s observation that the city continually rebuilds and moves forward. Seating is general admission, and arriving early is recommended to secure preferred spots. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking is offered to paid ticket holders with validation at the box office upon presentation of a parking ticket.
CALS Ron Robinson TheaterWest Little Rock Farmers Market
Explore the new West Little Rock Farmers Market, held on Saturdays through October and featuring local farmers and makers. Shop fresh produce, baked goods, and other locally made items while supporting the community.
Breckenridge VillageSeth Van Dover w/ Jack Lindsey
At The Rev Room, Seth Van Dover shares the bill with Jack Lindsey for an all-ages show. Tickets are available as $12 advance general admission or $15 if purchased the day of the performance. Table reservations are offered as well, with a two-person table for $30, a four-person table for $60, and a six-person table for $90.
Revolution Music Room (The Rev Room)Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Central - Little Rock Appearance
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is making a stop at the Promenade at Chenal, setting up between Altar'd State and Ninth&Co. Visitors can find Hello Kitty treats and merchandise, available while supplies last.
The Promenade at ChenalHello Kitty Café Truck
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck brings a single-day pop-up to The Promenade at Chenal, featuring a cheerful pink cafe on wheels with truck-exclusive goodies and limited edition merchandise. Visitors can browse sweet treats and pick up fan favorites like hoodies, mugs, and totes. Friends can explore together, capture photos, and enjoy the playful atmosphere throughout this special stop for Hello Kitty enthusiasts.
The Promenade at ChenalFilmland
Arkansas Cinema Society’s Filmland event is a chance for film lovers to connect and grow Arkansas’s film community. The nonprofit aims to bring people together to watch films, share ideas, and support both new and existing film talent through more exposure to filmmakers and their work. Membership options are available to the public, with access to educational videos, member-only tickets, and movie swag.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsFrank Foster
Frank Foster is performing live at The Hall in Little Rock. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM local venue time.
The HallRiftbound Nexus Nights
Riftbound Nexus Nights at Game Goblins in Little Rock offers a friendly 1v1 Constructed tournament where strategy, skill, and deck mastery take center stage. Players bring their own legal Riftbound decks and compete in Swiss rounds that adjust to attendance, leading to a top cut with a full store credit payout. Entry is $10 per player and each participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack with entry, with the possibility of extra promos or prizes depending on turnout. Open to both experienced competitors and newcomers, this gathering provides a welcoming way to play, learn, and connect with the local community.
Game GoblinsBernice Garden Farmers’ Market
A farmers market featuring fruits and vegetables grown nearby, freshly baked bread and jams, along with pottery, jewelry, artwork, and more.
The Bernice GardenMusic and Movement
Bring your little ones for a lively session of songs, dancing, and free play for kids ages 2 to 5. The program includes instrument play, movement activities, and singing, followed by extra time for play and socializing. Children under 11 must be accompanied by a caregiver age 16 or older.
Thompson LibraryKnit and Crochet
Join Dee Brown Library’s Knit and Crochet group for a friendly crafting session where you can work on your current projects or start something new. Beginners and experienced crafters are welcome, and all abilities can participate. It’s a great chance to meet other people who love yarn crafts and share tips and ideas.
Dee Brown LibraryAfternoon Art
Create a cool grid drawing using grid paper and stickers during this fun afternoon art session. All abilities are welcome, and it’s geared toward kids. The workshop takes place in the Children’s Program Room at Thompson Library.
Thompson LibraryLocal H
Rock fans can catch Toadies and Local H for a night of alternative and garage rock at The Hall in Little Rock. Show time is listed for 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.
The HallArgenta: Third Friday Art Night
Spend an after-hours evening in Argenta’s Arts District on the third Friday of the month. This art night features multiple local hosts, including places like the Argenta Gallery, the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub, and the Argenta Library. Pick up a passport at your first venue, then turn it in at your final stop for a chance to win $25 gift cards to local shops and restaurants.
Argenta PlazaBest Dressed Little Rock
Best Dressed Little Rock is a fundraising event benefiting the American Cancer Society. The event runs from early evening into the night at The Decantillon, with proceeds supporting cancer research and patient care programs.
The DeCantillonRoyale Lynn
Royale Lynn teams up with Pretty Pity for a show at Stickyz. Advance general admission is $15, and day-of-show entry is $20. Open to guests ages 14 and older.
Stickyz Rock N Roll Chicken ShackEcuagenera will participate in Plantmania Arkansas - Show
Ecuagenera is taking part in the Plantmania Arkansas show at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds Hall of Industry. There will be hundreds of plants available throughout the event, and orders can also be placed through the company website or via WhatsApp.
Arkansas State fairgrounds Hall of IndustryPLANTMANIA Little Rock
A massive plant shopping showcase fills the Arkansas State Fairgrounds Hall of Industry with leading vendors from across the country and thousands of uncommon finds, including houseplants, tropicals, succulents, aroids, and more. Attendees can browse a wide selection, talk with passionate growers, and take part in free educational classes and hands-on workshops. The experience welcomes longtime collectors as well as newcomers who are just getting started. Tickets are available with two options: general admission at $15 and a VIP option at $40. VIP access includes early entry, an official Plantmania T-shirt, a botanical tote, vendor discount coupons, and access to a plant locker for convenient storage of purchases.
Arkansas State Fairgrounds Hall Of IndustryElla Langley
Catch Ella Langley at Simmons Bank Arena, joined by special guests ERNEST and Laci Kaye Booth. This Texas country honky-tonk style show gets going in the evening, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.
Simmons Bank ArenaCarson Lewis
Carson Lewis is bringing their mix of surf rock, blues rock, indie rock, roots rock, and reggae rock to a live music night at Kings Live Music. The show starts in the evening, with tickets available through Bandsintown.
Kings Live MusicKawaii Rave
Kawaii Rave is an anime-inspired dance party built for adults, with a full-on light-up, jump around rave vibe. Get ready for EDM, K-Pop, Hyperpop, and other familiar pop anthems. Costumes are encouraged, so you can dress as your favorite character from any kind of anime. The event uses general admission standing room only on the floor and mezzanine, with limited first-come, first-served seating available for mezzanine ticket holders. The mezzanine is 21+ only. Doors open at 8:00 PM.
The HallGolden: A K-Pop Kids Party!
GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party! brings a kid-friendly K-pop celebration to The Hall. This event welcomes all ages. Both the floor and mezzanine are general admission with standing room, and a limited number of seats in the mezzanine are available first come, first served for mezzanine ticket holders. Please note that the mezzanine is restricted to ages 12 and up. The Hall operates cashless, so plan to use a credit or debit card at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited, so rideshare is strongly encouraged, and there is a designated pick up and drop off area near the entrance. All sales are final, and lineups are subject to change. Tickets may be available at the door if the event is not sold out, and physical tickets can be purchased at the box office with reduced fees. Tickets suspected of being bought solely for resale can be canceled at the discretion of The Hall or TicketWeb. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for age-restricted events. There is no re-entry.
The Hall2026 ADG Fall Wedding Show
Plan your dream wedding at the 2026 ADG Fall Wedding Show, featuring 70+ local and regional vendors. You can explore venues, florals, attire, photography, and more, plus enjoy food, cake, and bakery samples from top caterers and bakers. The show also includes special offers and giveaways throughout the day, so there’s plenty to taste, browse, and get inspired.
Statehouse Convention CenterGolf Shamble 2026
The Little Rock Golf Shamble is a fun, team-based shamble tournament where you and your friends will be paired with one of the talented golfers from the 2026-2027 Little Rock men’s and women’s golf programs. It’s held at Pleasant Valley Country Club and is geared toward enjoying a day of golf while supporting the event’s goals.
Pleasant Valley Country ClubHamilton (Touring)
The touring production of Hamilton arrives at Robinson Center with the story of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, tracing his rise as he pursues honor, love, and a legacy that helped shape a nation. Drawn from Ron Chernow’s biography, the musical blends hip hop, jazz, R&B, and classic Broadway styles to drive its storytelling and has made a lasting mark on culture, politics, and education. The show features book, music, and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler, and musical supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire. Its accolades include eleven Tony Awards, a Grammy Award, an Olivier Award, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Robinson CenterGarlic Bread Personal Pizzas
Take part in a hands-on pizza session where participants build individual pies that are easy to make and great for kids. The emphasis is on straightforward steps and a fun, approachable experience while creating personal pizzas.
CALS Main LibraryWednesday Spins
Midweek gets a creative boost at Wednesday Spins with a blend of art, DJ sets, cocktails, and conversation alongside views of the Museum. Enjoy craft cocktails, hear a DJ performing live, explore the galleries to see what is on display, and take photo booth pictures with friends. Wednesday evenings at AMFA carry this energy throughout the summer.
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts4word Central Arkansas--Speaker Luncheon (CGP1027)
Join 4word Central Arkansas for a speaker luncheon focused on faith, work, and life, including discussion around the power of collaboration. The program includes lunch and networking, followed by program and table top discussions, with closing prayer and announcements. Vegetarian and gluten-free options will be available, and free parking is provided. Doors open at 11:15 AM.
Arkansas Press AssociationAge-In-Seminar – Turning 65? Free Medicare Seminar!
Turning 65 is a major milestone, and choosing the right Medicare coverage can feel complicated. This free in-person seminar breaks down your Medicare options, including how Medicare Advantage plans work, so you can make confident decisions for the next phase of life. The session takes place at the Arkansas Blue locations in Little Rock.
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield - MidtownQueertopia VI: Queer Music Festival
Presented by Little Rock Queer Girls, this two-day celebration returns for its sixth year with a focus on queer creativity, community, and resilience. The first day, Queertopia Unplugged at The Auburn Yard, features a relaxed yard setting with acoustic performances, and bringing chairs, blankets, hula hoops or silks is welcome. The second day, Queertopia LIVE at Vino's, is hosted by Kitty Kouture and raises the volume for a loud and proud experience. The lineup will be announced, and tickets are available as single day passes for $15 or two day passes for $25.
Vino'sHamilton
Hamilton tells the story of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton’s rise and his pursuit of honor, love, and a lasting legacy that helped shape the nation. Inspired by Ron Chernow’s biography, the production features a genre-blending score that mixes hip hop, jazz, R&B, and classic Broadway. It showcases book, music, and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler, and musical supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire. The show has been widely honored, earning 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy, an Olivier Award, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Robinson CenterCommunity Park Clean-Up
Join the Doula Alliance of Arkansas for a Community Park Clean-Up at Butler Park. Supplies are provided, so just bring comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes, and your community spirit. Whether you can volunteer for the full hour or only part of the time, your help supports a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming space for families and children.
Butler ParkBingo Loco
Get ready for a high-energy night of outrageous, interactive bingo. Bingo Loco flips traditional bingo into a full party with DJs, dance-offs, lip-sync battles, confetti showers, and wild prizes. It’s an all-ages vibe for the senses, with throwbacks from the 80s, 90s, and 00s and comedian MCs keeping things lively throughout. This is a 21+ event.
The HallNatural State Kick-Off Classic
Get ready for an HBCU football showdown as University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff takes on Morehouse College at the Natural State Kick-Off Classic. Expect big game day energy with tradition, band battles, tailgates, and plenty of alumni pride on display.
War Memorial StadiumHamilton (Touring)
Hamilton arrives at Robinson Center with a touring production that charts Alexander Hamilton’s rise as he pursues honor, love, and a legacy that shapes a young nation. Inspired by Ron Chernow’s biography, the musical weaves hip hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway into a vibrant score. The creative team features Lin-Manuel Miranda for book, music, and lyrics, direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler, and musical supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire. Celebrated with 11 Tony Awards, along with a Grammy, an Olivier Award, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this production brings the story to life on stage.
Robinson CenterProject Runway 2026
Experience an evening of fun, creativity, and entertainment in the historic Dreamland Ballroom in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. Hosted by the South Central Chapter of the American Society for Interior Designers, this public event supports a charitable cause. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.
Dreamland BallroomCraft in Common
Craft in Common is a single-day gathering dedicated to collecting, connoisseurship, and the power of contemporary craft. Featured guests include artist and collector Robyn Horn, a longtime champion of artists and the arts, and blacksmith Elizabeth Brim, known for sculptural ironwork that pushes past conventions in a field long dominated by men. The program begins with Collecting That Matters, a conversation on building meaningful collections with Horn and Stefanie Kirkland, AMFA’s Windgate Foundation Curator of Contemporary Craft. Lunch will be provided, followed by hands-on studio demonstrations in ceramics, wood, glass, metals, and more at AMFA’s Windgate Art School. Attendees will then view the documentary Iron Pearls featuring Brim and hear a conversation between Elizabeth Brim and Andy Moon, Director of AMFA’s Windgate Art School. The day wraps up with a Craft in Common happy hour offering drinks, light bites, and time to connect, along with the opportunity to explore Material Nature: John and Robyn Horn Collection and other exhibitions on view in the galleries. Support for Material Nature: John and Robyn Horn Collection is provided in part by the Alan DuBois Fund for Contemporary Craft and by Cindy and Greg Feltus.
Arkansas Museum of Fine ArtsBenson Boone
Benson Boone is performing at Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock. The show starts at 8:00 PM.
Simmons Bank ArenaLatino Landia
Get ready for Latino Landia, an 18+ Latin party with festival energy and nonstop nightlife vibes. Expect Latin music and high-energy atmosphere featuring genres like reggaeton, salsa, bachata, cumbias, dembow, and Latin EDM. DJ Astro is the featured performer bringing the Latino Landia experience.
The HallDELTA DAY AT THE REP
The Central Arkansas Alumnae and Little Rock Alumnae Chapters will observe Delta Day by attending The Remarkable Resignation of Dr. Joycelyn Elders at The Rep, a stage production that honors the life, courage, and legacy of Dr. Joycelyn Elders. Sorors are encouraged to wear red in recognition of Dr. Elders and Delta Day. Following the performance, a reception will provide time to fellowship and celebrate with sorors, family, and friends.
Hamilton
The touring production of Hamilton arrives at Robinson Center with the sweeping story of Alexander Hamilton, following his rise as a Founding Father and his pursuit of honor, love, and a lasting legacy that helped shape a nation. Based on Ron Chernow’s biography, the show blends hip hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway to bring history to life with a modern sound. The production features book, music, and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler, and musical supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire. The musical has earned 11 Tony Awards, along with Grammy and Olivier honors, as well as the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Robinson CenterSummer Sizzler- Little Rock
Get ready for the Summer Sizzler, a family-friendly race day at Burns Park Soccer Complex. Packet pickup runs from early morning, kids have their own Dash event with participants walked out to the start area, and the day culminates with the national anthem and the race start. Results and awards are handled right at the registration tent right after everyone finishes. Registration includes a race shirt and a finisher medal, plus chip-timing with live results for the timed events.
Burns Park Soccer ComplexMasters of Hospitality Golf Tournament
Hospitality professionals team up at Pleasant Valley Country Club for the third annual Masters of Hospitality Golf Tournament. Expect a full day of tournament-caliber play, networking with colleagues in the industry, and standout hospitality on a highly regarded Arkansas course known for its beauty. Teams go head to head for the chance to claim this year's Masters of Hospitality champion title.
Pleasant Valley Country ClubLook Good Feel Better Workshop
The Look Good Feel Better workshop at the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute is free to attend. Registration is required.
UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer InstituteStoney LaRue
Enjoy live music from Stoney LaRue at The Rev Room, with additional guests to be announced. General admission is $30 when purchased in advance and $35 on the day of the event. Attendees ages 14 and older are welcome.
Revolution Music Room (The Rev Room)Labor Day Pancake Run
The annual Labor Day Pancake Run at Fleet Feet Little Rock brings the community together for friendly miles followed by a fresh stack of pancakes. The route welcomes every pace, from those aiming for a personal best to anyone out for a relaxed stroll with friends. Every step supports a local cause, blending movement, good food, and giving back. Families, friends, and hearty appetites are right at home.
Fleet Feet Little RockCentral Arkansas: Happy Hour at The Rail Yard LR (September)
Enjoy a relaxed evening focused on meeting new people and reconnecting with familiar faces. This casual gathering emphasizes building community beyond the shop and creates space for conversation and lighthearted fun.
The Rail Yard LRBluey's Big Play
For Bluey's Big Play, an optional VIP Meet and Greet add-on is available in very limited quantities. The VIP experience includes an exclusive lanyard, a Bluey souvenir for children, and a post-show photo opportunity with Bluey. Every attendee must have a VIP uplift ticket for entry to the meet and greet, and children need to be accompanied by at least one adult. A group photo will be taken with friends and family who attend the post-show experience. Ticket availability is organized through a public onsale as well as presale windows, including one offered by Celebrity Attractions and other presales.
Robinson CenterBriscoe at Stickyz
Briscoe brings a live show to Stickyz, and all ages are welcome. Advance general admission is $20. A $50 Meet Briscoe VIP upgrade is also available and is sold separately from admission. The VIP option includes a pre-show meet and greet with a photo opportunity, access to a short two-song soundcheck, a tour poster signed by the band, and early entry to the venue.
Vintage Market Days® of Little Rock - Fall Event
A three day market experience brings a curated mix of vintage finds to Little Rock, with farmhouse and industrial pieces, repurposed goods, handmade creations, and unique one of a kind items. Shoppers can enjoy specialty drinks, live music, tasty food, and a lively atmosphere while exploring the vendors. Country Living Magazine has included this event among 15 must see flea markets and barn sales, and it has been ranked as the number one flea market in Arkansas. General admission is $10. Kids 12 and under get in free, and parking is free. Early entry is available with pre purchased tickets. Tickets bought for earlier days of the event include free return privileges on later days.
True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show
Work together to crack a comedic true crime case while enjoying dinner. The twist is that the culprit blends into the crowd, and guests may find themselves singled out as suspects. This contemporary, real-time production plants actors among the audience to spark interaction and conversation, creating a social experience designed for adults. From The Dinner Detective, these immersive performances have toured the country since 2004, delivering a lively mix of mystery, humor, and spontaneous surprises.
Holiday Inn Little Rock Presidential DowntownArkansas Comic Con 2026
This is Arkansas' biggest three-day celebration of entertainment and pop culture.
Statehouse Convention CenterSWIFTBALL A drag through the Eras AR
At Loft 1023, a Taylor Swift themed eras prom celebrates all 12 eras with a night of music, dancing, and surprises. A cash bar and small finger foods will be available, and giveaways are planned throughout the event. Dress in the prom look you have always wanted while keeping private areas covered to meet entry requirements. A best dressed contest will highlight outfits inspired by favorite eras. Tickets are planned to start at $65, with package options also in the works.
The Lady J Foundation Gala
Now in its fifth year, the Lady J Foundation Gala presents an evening devoted to excellence, honoring remarkable leaders, sparking lasting impact, and carrying forward the legacy of Lady Jennifer Johnson. Guests are encouraged to dress in formal attire and connect with changemakers from across Arkansas during a night filled with inspiration and memorable moments. The celebration takes place in the Robinson Center Grand Ballroom. Corporate and VIP tables are available.
Point O'Woods(BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND) Exhibition on Screen Presents, Frida Kahlo
Exhibition on Screen presents a richly detailed film portrait of Frida Kahlo, returning after its initial Covid-era release with new material drawn from the transatlantic exhibition at Tate Britain and MFA Houston, Frida Kahlo: The Making of an Icon. The film looks beyond the familiar image to trace the woman behind it, following her story through her own letters and high-quality visuals that bring key works into sharp focus. Interviews with people who knew her, expert insights, and thoughtful commentary reveal the emotions, symbols, and ideas embedded in her art. The result offers intimate access to her paintings, her home, and her studio, highlighting the sources of her creativity, her resilience, and her fervor for life, beauty, and revolution. Created in close collaboration with world experts and those connected to her life, this presentation also includes additional material from the curators of the Tate Britain and MFA Houston exhibition. Seating is general admission. Beer, wine, and concessions will be available. Complimentary parking for paid ticket holders is offered with validation at the box office.
Finally Fall Barrel Race
KS Arena hosts a barrel racing event featuring added money and divisions for different age groups. The Open offers $300 added and the Youth offers $100 added. Exhibitions are available with pre-entries for $5. Peewee runs first, followed by the Open. Entry fees are $50 for Open, $30 for Youth, and $10 for Peewee. A $10 office fee applies, and there is no office fee for Peewee. Text entries are accepted at 8704842306 and should include the rider name, horse name, division selection, and any exhibitions. Event staff includes Kevin Steed as tractor driver, Jenny Goodnight for photos and video, and Phillip Dowell as announcer. A concession stand will be available. For questions, contact Caitlin Thomas at 8704842306.
KS Arena15th Annual Downtown Little Rock Food Truck Festival
Food enthusiasts and music fans can dive into a citywide tasting adventure as the Downtown Food Truck Festival marks its 15th year. Set at the 30 Crossing Green Space beneath the I-30 Bridge, the celebration brings together a wide mix of food trucks, live entertainment, and local vendors, filling the area with lively energy. It is a chance to sample a variety of bites in one place, discover new favorites, and enjoy a festive downtown atmosphere.
Downtown Little RockLow Gap at Stickyz
Low Gap brings its high-energy, song-focused show to Stickyz. Fronted by brothers Gus and Phin Johnson, the duo has spent recent years touring extensively, releasing a run of singles, and unveiling its debut album, Geneva, which has broadened its audience. With roots in Ohio and Eastern Kentucky, they fold 90s alt-country and Americana into a contemporary country sound, crafting original songs that connect with mainstream listeners and draw praise from critics across today’s country landscape. Backed by a five-piece band, Gus and Phin are known for tight songwriting and lively performances. Special guests will be announced. General admission is $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. All ages are admitted.
Arkansas Paranormal Expo
Benefiting the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, established in 1840, this expo gathers keynote presenters who explore UFOs, Bigfoot, cryptozoology, psychic phenomena, and approaches to paranormal investigation. Guests can also take part in psychic readings and browse silent auction selections and raffle items, all in support of the museum.
MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military HistoryThe AlchemyXXII Witches' Ball
The AlchemyXXII Witches’ Ball begins its first chapter, The Midnight Society, at The Hall. Once each year, doors open to an elegant nocturnal gathering where witches, mystics, and kindred night wanderers revel in ceremony, music, and celebration. This immersive Samhain gala invites guests into a space where enchantment lingers and the boundary between worlds feels especially thin. The evening features a guided court dance shaped by Regency ball traditions, opportunities for tarot and other forms of divination, immersive performances unfolding throughout the night, a midnight ritual as Samhain energy peaks, and dancing that carries late into the evening with the Midnight Society. Attire embraces occult aristocracy, dark regency, and witch court glamour. Picture velvet and lace, crowns and capes, masks and sumptuous witchy finery for a decadent, elegant look. Tickets will be released soon, and a guest list provides early access along with event updates.
The Hall