Events in Little Rock today

Take on local competition in a recurring Modern tournament at Game Goblins in Little Rock, featuring certified judges and staff. Expect multiple Swiss rounds with a top cut playoff if attendance warrants. The format is Modern with a casual rules enforcement level, and entry is 10 dollars. Bring a deck that is legal in Modern, be familiar with current Modern rules and competitive rules enforcement procedures, and be prepared to play through several rounds with a top cut if you qualify. Prizes are awarded as store credit to the top cut.

This meditation and mindfulness class welcomes both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. It focuses on strengthening the connection between mind and body while encouraging participants to listen to their inner guidance. The class introduces core practices such as breath awareness, body scanning, and visualization, along with supportive techniques like breathwork, mudras, and guided meditation. The aim is to foster mindfulness, ease stress, and support overall well-being in a caring environment that invites exploration and a deeper personal practice.

Coheed and Cambria bring their dynamic sound to UA Little Rock West Hall for a night of live rock. Expect powerful vocals and standout guitar work throughout a high-energy concert experience.

Start the morning with a relaxed sunrise spin on the Arkansas River Trail. Riders meet at the Big Banana sculpture in Murray Park. This casual, no drop ride prioritizes a friendly pace and conversation, with the group usually covering about 10 to 12 miles at roughly 12 mph, though the distance is decided together. Bring a helmet, a water bottle, and a sense of adventure. For questions, contact Recreation Coordinator Mike Simmons at msimmons@littlerock.gov or send a direct message.

Celebrate ethical business leadership at the 2026 BBB Torch Awards for Ethics and Spark Awards, honoring Arkansas organizations and individuals who model integrity and trust in the marketplace. This annual gathering at the Clinton Presidential Center brings together business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and community champions from across the state for recognition, conversation, and connection over lunch. The program highlights Torch Awards recipients in four business categories, presents the Spark Award to a rising company that blends innovation with principled leadership, and spotlights winners of the BBB Student Video Contest. Dr. Rhonda Mattox, a board-certified psychiatrist, a leadership strategist recognized nationally, and creator of The Cost of Silence, delivers the keynote, You Should 'NO' Better, encouraging candid dialogue that builds trust, shapes culture, and advances ethical leadership.

Vino’s in Little Rock hosts a multi-artist concert featuring The Callous Daoboys with Kaonashi, Girl Of Glass, and Wielded Steel. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Blue Tie Blue Jean Ball transforms Rusty Tractor Vineyards, home of Sunset Lodge, into a casual yet polished night beneath the stars in support of the Arkansas Autism Foundation and the community it serves. The atmosphere blends laid back elegance with a blue forward style, featuring hearty hors d'oeuvres, wine and beer, live entertainment, interactive games, photo opportunities, and a lively silent auction. The auction spotlights the Master Puzzle Piece collection, one of a kind wooden puzzle pieces created by local artists, along with attraction and event tickets, gift baskets, gift certificates, and more. Attire is smart and relaxed, from refined denim and elevated separates to creatively styled cocktail looks, especially in shades of blue. Each $70 ticket advances vital programs by funding resources, inclusive events, expanded outreach, and grants and scholarships for individuals with autism across Arkansas.

A welcoming group setting offers a chance to practice meditation and experience its benefits. Sessions focus on simple, approachable techniques that can reduce stress, lessen anxiety, and improve health. Each week introduces practical methods that are easy to follow. No experience is required.

Game Goblins in Little Rock hosts Magic: The Gathering Commander play in a casual, community-focused setting. Bring a Commander Constructed deck and compete in four-player pods in a multiplayer free for all where the last player remaining wins. An in-store Magic Judge will be available for rules questions and event guidance. The entry fee is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and one random promo card, and pod winners also take home an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

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.

Coffee + Connections is a casual, conversation-first meetup for business owners and professionals who prefer genuine relationships to sales talk. Taking place at 317 Coffee and Cafe, it centers on authentic dialogue over coffee without the awkward feel of a sales meeting. Attendees can expect a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere with open conversation and easy, organic introductions among local business owners and professionals. There is no planned program, no elevator pitches, and no expectation to make the rounds. The format is intentionally simple. Name tags and rapid-fire introductions are left out, and there is no emphasis on collecting business cards. It suits small business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals who value relationships over transactions, as well as anyone curious about a modern, relationship-first approach to networking. Membership is not required.

Vibes & Verses Poetry Night welcomes ages 16 and older for an evening centered on spoken word and connection. Share your own pieces on stage or relax as a listener in a laid back setting. Admission is free, and complimentary refreshments will be available. Stage time is free to register for, with limited slots. If you are not performing, no registration is needed. Expect a warm atmosphere that encourages learning, meeting others, and celebrating poetry together.

Feeling overbooked, stressed, or worn out? This restorative yoga session offers space to slow down, unplug, and truly rest. The practice is gentle and caring, encouraging the body’s natural relaxation response and supporting recovery from within. Instead of working on strength or flexibility, the emphasis is on comfort, stillness, and ease. With props such as bolsters, blankets, and blocks, you will settle into a small number of floor-based postures, each held for several minutes, often between five and twenty, so the body can fully release. When well supported, muscles soften, the mind becomes quieter, and the nervous system shifts into a restorative rest and digest state. All levels are welcome, and no prior yoga experience is needed. It can be especially helpful for stress, burnout, fatigue, injury recovery, or for anyone seeking a slower, more intentional complement to an active lifestyle. Expect to finish feeling grounded, recharged, and deeply restored.

Step into the story of Sister Rosetta Tharpe through Marie and Rosetta, a music-rich drama that spotlights a defining moment in her journey and the far-reaching influence she had on gospel, rock and roll, and popular music. Intimate in scale and uplifting in spirit, the production highlights themes of rediscovery, respect, and long overdue recognition for trailblazing artists who helped shape American culture. The performance lasts about 90 minutes and is recommended for ages 13 and up. Tickets are $20, with a $15 price for members. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. Support is provided in part by Cardinal Counseling, Virgil L. Miller, Jr., the Rebsamen Fund, and Dr. Odell Nickelberry. Children’s Theatre and Performing Arts programs receive additional support from The Shubert Foundation and The McMath Family.

Settle in for an evening of Magic: The Gathering focused on the Commander format at Game Goblins in Little Rock. Players choose a legendary leader, bring a deck built for Commander Constructed, and face off in four player pods. Each game is a multiplayer free for all, and the final player remaining takes the win. A certified Magic judge will be on hand to answer rules questions and provide guidance throughout play. The entry fee is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, while pod winners earn an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

The newly opened West Little Rock Farmers Market features local farmers and makers offering fresh produce, baked goods, and other items. It provides a welcoming place to support local producers and shop for food and goods directly from them.

At The Spot Social, The Wandering Workshop leads a hands-on Mission Embossable experience where participants choose a favorite saying to emboss and create a personalized art piece to take home. Tickets are $45 per person and include guided instruction, all necessary materials, and small bites. Mimosas are available, with a bottomless option for $20, and finished pieces can be framed on site for an additional $10. It is a relaxed, creative evening with appetizers and a chance to craft something uniquely your own.

Anatomy of Love unites fashion, elegance, and purpose at Chenal Country Club in a luxury runway showcase from Ashton Hall Collection. The experience features original menswear and womenswear on the catwalk, live entertainment, and fine dining within an uplifting atmosphere that honors love in all its expressions. A portion of proceeds benefits the Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation, so each ticket helps provide opportunities and resources for individuals and families impacted by autism while granting access to a memorable blend of style and entertainment. It resonates with fashion enthusiasts, community leaders, and anyone who values giving back, pairing creativity with meaningful impact.

Settle in for dinner while piecing together a hilarious true crime mystery. In this Dinner Detective experience, the story is set in the present and plays out in real time, with performers hidden among the guests to keep everyone guessing. The culprit is in plain sight, and anyone could be singled out as a prime suspect as the investigation unfolds. It is a social, interactive evening for adults, mixing intrigue and laughter with spontaneous surprises. This style of dinner theater has been presented to audiences across the country since 2004.

Explore Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market and discover local produce, fresh-baked bread, and jams. Shop a range of goods that also includes pottery, jewelry, artwork, and more.

Riftbound Nexus Nights at Game Goblins in Little Rock gathers players for a weekly 1v1 Constructed tournament where strategy, skill, and deckbuilding shape the standings. Bring a legal Riftbound deck and compete in Swiss rounds based on attendance, followed by a top cut for prizes. Entry is $10 per player. Every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack at check-in, and the top cut earns a 100% store credit payout determined by turnout, with the potential for additional promos or prizes depending on attendance. Whether you are polishing a favorite list or learning the game, this is a welcoming setting to play, improve, and connect with the local Riftbound community.