Free events in Pulaski County, AR

Everything this week that costs nothing, each one checked against where it was posted.

4 free this weekChecked Wednesday, October 21

Free this week

4 of this week's 47 events cost nothing. Here they are, day by day. All events →

Wednesday, October 21Today

1 free event

  • 6pm

    Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World Weekly Tournament

    Jacksonville · 2126 N 1st St

    Free

    This weekly tournament for the Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World features Constructed play. Entry is free. All players receive participation prizes, with extra rewards for top finishers.

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Friday, October 23

1 free event

  • 2pm

    Stroke Caregiver Class

    North Little Rock · 3333 Springhill Dr

    Free

    This free class is designed for family members and friends who care for a stroke survivor. Held at the Lakeside Conference Room, it provides practical guidance on understanding stroke recovery, strategies for coping and caregiver self-care, and an overview of community resources that can help. Attendees can gain tools to manage day-to-day responsibilities and connect with supportive services.

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Saturday, October 24

2 free events

  • 8am

    West Little Rock Farmers Market

    Little Rock · Breckenridge Village, 10301 N Rodney Parham Rd

    Free

    A newly opened farmers market in West Little Rock highlights local farmers and makers. Visitors can find fresh produce, baked goods, and other local products while supporting the community.

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  • 9am

    Arkansas Rasta Fest & 5K 10K Run/Walk

    North Little Rock · 2801 River Rd

    Free

    Experience a colorful community gathering at the sixth annual Arkansas Rasta event, combining a 5K and 10K run or walk, a Kids Dash, and a free cultural festival. Participants can chase a personal record or enjoy a relaxed walk with friends while families cheer on young runners and explore the festivities. Expect live entertainment, food vendors, a fashion show, cultural showcases, and giveaways, creating an energetic atmosphere for all ages. The event highlights mental health and wellness, unity, and healthy living, with Rasta colors encouraged.

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