Events in Pine Bluff today

Game Goblins in Little Rock hosts a Modern tournament where players move through multiple Swiss rounds with a possible top cut based on attendance. The event uses a Casual Rules Enforcement Level, with certified judges and staff on hand. Participants should bring a Modern legal deck and be comfortable with current Modern rules and Competitive REL procedures, since qualifying may include a playoff. Entry is 10 dollars. Prizes are awarded as full store credit to players who make the top cut.

Explore meditation in a welcoming, all-levels class designed to help you tune into your inner guidance and strengthen the connection between mind and body. Instruction introduces foundational practices like focusing on the breath, scanning the body, and using visualization, along with tools such as breathwork, mudras, and guided meditation. The emphasis is on cultivating mindfulness, easing stress, and supporting overall well-being in a supportive setting where you can deepen your personal practice.

Coheed and Cambria take the stage for a rock concert highlighted by strong vocals and intricate guitar riffs, offering an evening of live music for rock fans.

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.

At the Clinton Presidential Center, the 2026 BBB Torch Awards for Ethics and Spark Awards shine a spotlight on Arkansas businesses and individuals who model integrity, trust, and principled leadership in the marketplace. These honors recognize organizations that go the extra mile to build confidence with customers, employees, and the communities they serve. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and community supporters from across the state gather for recognition, connection, and celebration. The program includes the announcement of BBB Torch Awards for Ethics recipients in four business categories and the presentation of the BBB Spark Award to an emerging company demonstrating ethical leadership and innovation. It also highlights the BBB Student Video Contest winners, celebrating the next generation of ethical leaders. Dr. Rhonda Mattox, a board-certified psychiatrist, nationally recognized leadership strategist, and creator of The Cost of Silence, delivers the keynote, “You Should ‘NO’ Better.” Her talk invites audiences to reconsider the conversations they avoid and shows how courageous communication strengthens trust, shapes organizational culture, and advances ethical leadership. The event offers networking with business and community leaders from across Arkansas, lunch, and time to connect with some of the state’s most trusted organizations.

Vino's in Little Rock hosts a live music event featuring performances by The Callous Daoboys, Kaonashi, Girl Of Glass, and Wielded Steel. The event is open to attendees of any age.

A weekly blues jam presented by the Port City Blues Society takes place in historic downtown Pine Bluff at RJ’s Sports Grill & Bar, standing among the region’s longest running gatherings of its kind. Created to honor and sustain the Delta blues heritage tied to Pine Bluff and Jefferson County, it is free, open to the public, and built around participation. Musicians from near or far can sign up to play, with the Port City Blues Players anchoring the stage as the house band while a rotating mix of guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, drummers, vocalists, and others join in. The atmosphere stays relaxed and welcoming. RJ’s provides a casual, family friendly, smoke free setting with food and bar service, and it has become known throughout the Delta for these weekly sessions as well as monthly blues concerts. The Port City Blues Society is a member supported nonprofit established in 2015 that promotes and advances blues as an American art form, preserves Delta blues traditions in Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, and Arkansas, supports live performances through concerts, jams, and festivals, and engages the community through events and charitable initiatives.

At Sunset Lodge at Rusty Tractor Vineyards, guests can look forward to a relaxed, blue-accented gala supporting the Arkansas Autism Foundation and the community it serves. The evening blends easygoing style with a touch of sophistication, featuring hearty hors d’oeuvres, wine and beer, live entertainment, interactive games, photo-worthy moments, and a spirited silent auction. The auction spotlights the Master Puzzle Piece collection, showcasing custom wooden pieces created by local artists, alongside attraction and event tickets, themed baskets, gift certificates, and more. Attire is smart yet comfortable, such as polished denim, dressy separates, or imaginative cocktail looks, especially in shades of blue. Each $70 ticket helps deliver essential resources, inclusive programs, expanded outreach, and grants and scholarships for individuals with autism across Arkansas. The event is presented by the Arkansas Autism Foundation, which is dedicated to fostering greater independence for Arkansans with autism.

A group meditation gathering that explores simple, accessible practices. Each week focuses on techniques that can help reduce stress, lessen anxiety, and support overall health. No prior experience is required.

Enjoy an evening of Magic: The Gathering in the Commander format at Game Goblins in Little Rock. Bring a Commander constructed deck and sit down in four player pods for multiplayer, free for all battles where the last player remaining wins the pod. An in store Magic Judge is available for rules questions and guidance. The entry fee is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, and each pod winner also earns an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

Low Gap takes the stage at Stickyz with their five-piece band for a spirited set that highlights thoughtful songwriting and dynamic performance. Brothers Gus and Phin Johnson weave 90s alt-country and Americana with a modern country sensibility, drawing on roots in Ohio and eastern Kentucky. After a year and a half of heavy touring and a run of singles, the duo has released its debut album, Geneva, earning attention from both mainstream listeners and critics across the country landscape. Special guests will be announced. All ages are admitted. General admission is $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

This casual meetup at 317 Coffee and Cafe centers on conversation over coffee, bringing together small business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals who prefer relationship-first networking. The approach is simple and low pressure, with no set agenda, no pitch routine, and no expectation to circulate from table to table. Attendees can settle into open dialogue and natural introductions, allowing connections to form over time. The environment is welcoming and straightforward, with no badges, no lightning-round introductions, and no emphasis on collecting business cards. It suits those new to networking as well as anyone seeking an alternative to traditional formats. No membership is required.

Vibes and Verses Poetry Night welcomes ages 16 and up to the Southwest Community Center for a warm evening devoted to spoken word and community. Admission is free, complimentary refreshments will be available, and stage time sign-ups are free with limited spots. Performers can share original work, while listeners are welcome without registration to relax, connect, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Feeling constantly busy, stressed, or tired can take a toll. This restorative yoga class offers a calm space to slow down and truly rest. The focus is on comfort, stillness, and ease rather than building strength or flexibility, helping to activate the body’s relaxation response and support healing from within. With bolsters, blankets, and blocks, you will be fully supported in a small number of floor-based poses held for about five to twenty minutes, allowing muscles to release, the mind to settle, and the nervous system to shift into a restful state. The class welcomes all levels and requires no previous experience. It is especially helpful for stress, burnout, fatigue, injury recovery, or anyone seeking a slower, more mindful counterbalance to an active routine. Expect to finish feeling steady, refreshed, and deeply restored.

Commander Night in Little Rock centers on Magic: The Gathering’s Commander format at Game Goblins. Bring a Commander-legal deck and settle into four-player pods for multiplayer free-for-all games, with the last player remaining winning the pod. The atmosphere suits both seasoned veterans and players new to Commander, and an in-store Magic Judge is available for rules questions and guidance. Entry is $8. Every participant receives one Set Booster and a random promo card, and each pod winner also earns an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack.

George Brant’s play brings Sister Rosetta Tharpe into focus, charting a key moment in her career while highlighting her far-reaching impact on gospel, rock and roll, and popular music. Blending music with dramatic storytelling, it offers an intimate and uplifting portrait grounded in themes of rediscovery, respect, and recognition for artists who helped shape American culture. The performance runs about 90 minutes and is recommended for ages 13 and up. Tickets are $20, with a $15 rate for members. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc., with support from Cardinal Counseling, Virgil L. Miller, Jr., the Rebsamen Fund, and Dr. Odell Nickelberry. Support for Children’s Theatre and Performing Arts programs comes in part from The Shubert Foundation and The McMath Family.

The newly opened West Little Rock Farmers Market brings together local farmers and makers on Saturdays through October. Shoppers can find seasonal produce, fresh-baked breads and pastries, and a selection of additional locally made goods. It offers an easy way to support small producers while picking up fresh ingredients and treats in one stop.

The 2026 Sulphur Springs Farmers Market takes place at Sulphur Springs City Park and warmly welcomes the community.

The Wandering Workshop brings a hands-on Mission Embossable session to The Spot Social, where participants create a personalized embossed art piece to take home. Bring a favorite saying to imprint, then follow step-by-step instruction with all materials provided. Tickets are $45 per person and include the guided workshop and small bites. Bottomless mimosas can be added for $20, and a frame is available as a $10 add-on.

Anatomy of Love brings fashion, elegance, and purpose together for a high end runway showcase at Chenal Country Club. Attendees can look forward to original designs for men and women, live entertainment, and fine dining in a setting that honors love in all its forms. A portion of proceeds benefits the Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation (ASDF), supporting resources and opportunities for individuals and families affected by autism.

Solve a comedic whodunit while enjoying dinner at an interactive true crime experience from The Dinner Detective. The mystery unfolds in a modern-day setting and in real time, with performers blending into the crowd so anyone could be part of the story. Guests may even be tapped as prime suspects as they work to crack the case. This social evening is designed for adults and mixes laughter, intrigue, and improvised surprises with a full meal. The Dinner Detective has presented immersive murder mystery productions nationwide since 2004.

Discover locally grown produce, fresh baked bread and jams, plus pottery, jewelry, artwork, and more at the Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market.

Riftbound Nexus Nights brings players together at Game Goblins in Little Rock for a friendly 1v1 Constructed tournament that rewards sharp play and thoughtful deck building. Participants use their own tournament legal Riftbound decks and compete in Swiss rounds determined by attendance, leading to a top cut that pays out in store credit. Every entrant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack at check in, and the top cut earns a full store credit payout scaled by turnout, with the possibility of additional promos or prizes when attendance is higher. The entry fee is $10 per player. Suitable for both veteran duelists and those new to the Rift, this recurring event offers a welcoming place to play, learn, and connect with the local community.