Events in Pine Bluff today

The 52nd Englewood Art Festival brings artists and makers to Centennial Park for an annual celebration of creativity. The festival features art vendors from the region and beyond, a 5k race, a parade, food, live entertainment, and a charity car show. Vendor availability is very limited, with only two spaces remaining. For vendor inquiries, use text at (814) 388-9451, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com, and avoid Facebook Messenger due to scammers.

This training ride program helps Arkansas cyclists get ready for the annual BDB100 by building skills, confidence, and community connections with local riders, clubs, and bike shops. Participants are grouped by experience and goals for the 26 and 50 mile routes, welcoming those who just bought a bike, riders eager to learn safer techniques and sharpen skills, and enthusiasts focused on pacing, fueling, and smooth paceline work who are prepared for 50 miles and may reach 75. The series is designed to make group riding feel comfortable, supportive, and fun. Training rides follow an every other Saturday rhythm. Registration is $50, limited to the first 120 riders, and open to ages 12 and up. For more information, contact the Training Ride Coordinator, Chris Paladino, at BDB100Training@gmail.com. The program is supported by Spokes Bicycle Shop, Phat Tire Bicycle Shops, Shift Modern Cyclery, Mello Velo, and Rev Rock.

The 2026 Sulphur Springs Farmers Market takes place at Sulphur Springs City Park.

The brand new West Little Rock Farmers Market showcases local farmers and makers offering fresh produce, baked goods, and more. Attendees can browse and buy directly from the people who grow and create these items, supporting the local community along the way.

Attendees can meet local farmers, shop fresh produce, and enjoy complimentary food samples. The day centers on community, fun, and fellowship.

Hosted by New Nation Church, the 2026 Community Health & Wellness Fair offers a no-cost day focused on well-being for people of all ages. Enjoy complimentary health screenings, free food, giveaways, and books, along with a Kids Zone. Local organizations will be on hand with community resources and family support services, making it easy to find health information, build connections, and spend a fun day together.

A monthly meet up of the Central Arkansas Spinners takes place in a first floor classroom at the Historic Arkansas Museum. The focus is spinning, and attendees are welcome to bring any craft to work on.

Celebrate the return of the Emmy Award-winning original series Blueberry’s Clubhouse with a big-screen preview of new episodes, opportunities to meet Blueberry and other cast members, and fun activities for friends and families. Created in partnership by AMFA and Arkansas TV, the show follows Blueberry, a curious and fun-loving puppet, on imaginative adventures across Arkansas. Season five continues to spark curiosity, creativity, and social-emotional learning through storytelling and song, making it a welcoming choice for families and young learners. Best enjoyed by families and children ages 3 and up.

Denim & Diamonds 2026 returns with fresh momentum and a larger footprint, while staying true to its mission of supporting the men of Next Step Recovery Housing. Hosted at the President Clinton Library, this gala blends elegance and purpose in a denim-and-diamonds themed evening. Guests can look forward to a plated dinner, powerful testimonies, and both live and silent auctions, all set within an atmosphere focused on restoration, hope, and second chances. Tables and sponsorship opportunities are available and expected to move quickly after a sold out year, especially with expanded capacity. Every seat helps change a life, and every contribution supports another step toward recovery.

Hidden Frequencies: Sacred Return offers an elemental sound journey centered on slowing down and reconnecting with yourself. The experience blends guided meditation with the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls, wave drum meditation, and elemental chimes, along with an intuitive Element Oil Ritual. The setting is designed to feel calm and supportive, encouraging release of tension and a return to inner clarity. It is suitable for those new to sound journeys as well as seasoned participants. Admission is $33.33, and capacity is intentionally limited to keep the experience intimate.

John Legend is coming to Saracen Casino Resort for an evening show starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster, and the page notes that there are only a few left.

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).

Amber Violet brings live music to Dugan’s Pub, accompanying herself on guitar and keyboard with vocals front and center. Her set blends country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock influences, shaped by performances over the past couple of years at festivals, listening rooms, and private parties in and around Arkansas. Settle in for the show and start with Dugan’s famous cheese sticks while you listen.

Browse the Bernice Garden Farmers’ Market for fruits and vegetables grown locally, fresh-baked bread, and jams. You will also find artwork, jewelry, pottery, and other items.

Club 27 hosts a milonga with a touch more polish than a typical practica, arranged to allow for extra dancing. An all levels class leads into social dancing with music provided by Noemi. Attendees from Memphis are expected, adding to the energy on the floor. Snacks, water and other beverages will be available, and participants may bring additional food or drinks. Admission is $10.

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.

Four bands share the stage as BIGGER THAN MOUNTAINS from Salt Lake City and RIFLEMAN from Las Vegas perform alongside Little Rock’s TROY BENNETTS GRAVEYARD LIPS and TEN DOLLAR MEN for an evening of live music. Admission is 10 dollars, NOTAFLOF.

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.

Hosted at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History, this supportive songwriting session welcomes veterans, service members, and Blue and Gold Star families to share and express the veteran story through song. No prior musical experience is needed, and veterans can participate at no cost. The focus is on connection and storytelling through music, highlighting veterans helping veterans.

Game Goblins in Little Rock hosts a Standard format tournament where players compete through multiple Swiss rounds, with a top cut playoff used if turnout calls for it. The event runs at a Casual Rules Enforcement Level and is overseen by certified judges and staff. Entry is 10 dollars. Participants should bring a Standard legal deck, be familiar with current Modern rules and Competitive REL procedures, and be ready to play through several rounds with the possibility of advancing to a top cut. Prizes are awarded as store credit to those who make the cut.

The Morning Grind brings small businesses together for big conversations over coffee. Presented quarterly by the Little Rock Regional Chamber, it offers a casual environment to connect with entrepreneurs, service providers, and community leaders to exchange ideas, explore partnerships, and meet potential customers. Participants hear updates on upcoming Chamber events, small business programs, and community initiatives that can enhance growth and visibility, with time devoted to authentic conversations, discussing common challenges, and the Connection Corner. It welcomes those launching a venture as well as long-established business owners.

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.

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.

At Casa Samantha, hard shell tacos with your choice of beef or chicken are just $2 each. Friends and families can enjoy this budget-friendly taco special together.

Game Goblins in Little Rock hosts a weekly Modern tournament for players looking to compete locally for store credit. The event runs through multiple Swiss rounds with a playoff cut based on turnout, and it is staffed by certified judges to keep everything running smoothly within a casual rules enforcement level. Bring a Modern legal deck, be ready for challenging matches, and arrive with a solid grasp of current Modern rules and Competitive REL procedures. Entry is 10 dollars, and prizes are awarded as store credit to those who make the top cut.

Explore a gentle path to connect with your inner guidance and strengthen the mind body connection in a class welcoming to all experience levels. Learn core meditation skills including breath awareness, body scan practices, and visualization, and try supportive techniques such as breathwork, mudras, and guided meditation. The environment is calm and encouraging, with a focus on reducing stress, cultivating mindfulness, and enhancing overall well being as you deepen your personal practice.

This in-person psychotherapy group centers on building a clearer, more grounded sense of self in relationships. Guided by AEDP, attachment theory, and the work of Pia Mellody, it helps participants recognize and shift codependent patterns, deepen emotional awareness, and strengthen personal boundaries. Sessions focus on experiencing emotions in the moment, using an I perspective, reflecting on relational dynamics, and forming authentic connections in a supportive clinical setting. Registration remains open until all 10 spots are filled. The cost is $40 per session and the group is in network with Aetna, UHC/UMR, and Ambetter.

The Arkansas Cinema Society is hosting Filmland, bringing together film lovers to watch movies, share ideas, and connect with others in the local film community. It’s focused on supporting both new and existing talent in Arkansas through increased exposure to filmmakers and their work. Memberships are available to the public and may include access to educational videos, member-only tickets, and movie swag.

Enjoy shark themed storytime along with activities that tie into the theme.

Two Pine Bluff homes are being offered at a live on-site auction with a simultaneous online bidding option. You can bid on either property or both, and each will sell to the highest bidder no matter the amount. One home features four bedrooms and three bathrooms across approximately 2,275 square feet, a split-level layout with brick and frame construction, and a one-car garage. The other offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms in about 2,156 square feet, a one-story brick design with a two-car carport. Pre-auction offers are welcome, and the format makes this a flexible opportunity for a residence, a rental, or an investment.

This hands-on activity lets kids who enjoy squishy textures experiment with everyday household ingredients while learning to make their own stress balls. It offers a creative, tactile experience centered on simple experimentation and satisfying squish.

A relaxed evening that blends art, music, and conversation with scenic museum views, Wednesday Spins offers craft cocktails while DJ Nico provides the soundtrack. Attendees can wander the galleries to see the art on view and capture moments with friends in a photo booth. This AMFA summer series continues weekly throughout the season.

In historic downtown Pine Bluff, a long-standing blues jam hosted by Port City Blues Society keeps the Delta tradition alive at RJ’s Sports Grill & Bar. The event is free and open to the public, centered on participation and an easygoing, inclusive atmosphere. Any musician, whether local, regional, or traveling, is welcome to take the stage. The Port City Blues Players serve as the house band while a rotating mix of guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, drummers, vocalists, and others add their sound throughout each session. RJ’s is a casual, family-friendly, smoke-free venue with food and bar service, and it is widely recognized across the Delta for showcasing this jam and additional blues shows. Port City Blues Society is a member-supported nonprofit founded in 2015 that preserves Delta blues heritage in Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, and the State of Arkansas, supports live performance through concerts, jams, and festivals, and engages the broader community through education and charitable efforts.

This monthly open coffee chat focuses on self-advocacy and conversation about issues important to the disability community at the CALS Main Library. It offers a relaxed space for open dialogue among attendees. Coffee is available for purchase at Boulevard Coffee on the first floor, but buying a drink is not required to take part.

People and their loved ones adjusting to life after a stroke can connect at this monthly support group. Guest presenters Mark Smalling and Jared Harriman of NSSA Retirepath will focus on Supplemental Security Income disability benefits, Medicaid, and Medicare. Participation is available in person or online.

A group meditation session offers easy to follow practices that highlight benefits like reduced stress, less anxiety, and better health. Each week introduces techniques in a straightforward, accessible format. No prior experience is required.

Digital Photography I at Bedford Camera & Video in Little Rock introduces the fundamentals for anyone new to photography or looking to refine skills without heavy technical detail. The class focuses on what makes an image stand out, moving through core camera operations, thoughtful composition, and key lighting concepts. Participants explore practical tools like tripods, filters, and flashes, then learn to organize, optimize, and archive their digital images. Instruction is paired with hands-on projects, assignments, and contests. The course is offered as either three two-hour meetings or a single six-hour session. There are no prerequisites, though bringing a digital camera and having basic computer skills is recommended. The fee is $100 per student, and class size is capped at 8 to 15 learners depending on the venue.

Magic: The Gathering Commander takes center stage at Game Goblins in Little Rock, featuring Commander Constructed play in 4-player pods. Matches are multiplayer free for all, and the last player remaining claims the win. An in-store Magic Judge is available to answer rules questions and provide guidance. The entry fee is $8. Each participant receives a Set Booster and a random promo card, while pod winners also earn an additional Set Booster and a Promo Pack. The atmosphere supports both newcomers to Commander and experienced players looking for a friendly, casual-competitive experience with the community.