Events in Rogers, AR

Take part in a weekly local tournament with a $5 entry fee. The top half of players receive store credit, and everyone gets promos.

The Grace Chapel food pantry offers free food for community members to choose from its pantry shelves. A little paperwork is required, and caring volunteers are available to help. Children can play in Neighborhood Kids, which also has kid-sized shelves for them to shop from while their parents or guardians browse the pantry.

A dedicated rink session tailored for families with toddlers and young children. Kids can move at their own pace as they skate, glide, or ride on the floor, and strollers are welcome. A limited supply of gliders and scooters is available, and you may bring your own, though metal Razor-style scooters are not allowed to protect the surface. This session is typically offered on the first Thursday of each month, and the schedule may change with the weather, with updates shared on social media. Please refrain from bringing outside food or beverages, as a full concession stand is open during these hours.

Enjoy a storytime in the seating area, with a member of the Ozark Natural Foods staff reading aloud.

Bring a favorite project and spend time with fellow crafters working on knitting, crochet, needlework, and more.

Marking two decades of this regional tradition, this multi-day gathering in Eureka Springs, Arkansas showcases the Ozark mountains with winding roads and seasonal color. Curated routes are planned for Friday and Saturday under the guidance of route leader Josh Butts. The event honors David and Dana Lisk and is a major highlight for the ZSCCA community. Registration and hotel information is available on the ZSCCA member events page, and the host hotel’s group-rate room block has limited availability.

An intimate traveling supper club pairs a chef-prepared dinner with a live songwriter performance by Chancey Williams in a quiet, close-up setting. There is no stage, no crowd, and no background noise, only a beautifully arranged table, exceptional food, and an artist near enough to hear each lyric. It is neither a restaurant nor a traditional concert, and seating is intentionally limited to preserve the experience. Every installment changes city, chef, artist, and setting, while the feeling in the room when it all comes together remains the same. Seats are $625, and this event will sell out. A waitlist is available, and the link to join will be sent.

Nashville duo Goldpine brings harmony-rich, hard-hitting Americana to Meteor Guitar Gallery in Centerton. The long-time married pair shares songs that blend grit and tenderness, drawing from their third album, Three, a collection that explores sorrow, love tested by time, and even space-bound tales. Mastered by Dave McNair, known for work with Shovels & Rope and Lauren Daigle, the album was built from live performances captured on the road in 2024 to preserve the charge of their stage show. Audiences may recognize them from NPR’s Mountain Stage with Kathy Mattea and a KC Chiefs national anthem appearance, along with a win at the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriting Contest. Their touring history includes official showcases at Americanafest in Nashville and MerleFest, plus performances at Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion, Red Ants Pants Music Festival, Kerrville Folk Festival’s main stage, 30A Songwriters Festival, Mile of Music, and the Philly Folk Festival. Critics have praised their honest, emotive writing and homespun spirit, and this performance centers on bold harmonies and compelling storytelling.

Explore a beginner-friendly breathwork experience guided by Joshua Beeney. Through intentional breathing patterns and grounded guidance, the class offers space to reconnect with the breath and may support relaxation, emotional release, clarity, energy, focus, and a greater sense of calm and connection with the body. No experience is necessary, and the class is open to anyone curious about breathwork. The small-group experience welcomes walk-ins, with a recommended donation of $25–$50. Payment is accepted by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App.

Teen night at Rogers Public Library offers teens ages 13 to 18 games, movies, and more. Check the event for updates.

Explore how hormones may relate to brain fog, exhaustion, and other changes in how you feel during an informal, educational seminar focused on women’s hormones. Kyndel Brecheisen, nurse practitioner and owner of Living Well, will discuss common symptoms, potentially helpful testing, when to ask about testing, and how Living Well can support your health. Light refreshments will be provided.

The eighth annual NWA Holiday Market brings a festive shopping experience to the Springdale NW Arkansas Convention Center, with more than 160 booths offering gifts, home décor, apparel, jewelry, health and beauty items, food, children’s goods, repurposed pieces, handcrafted items, and more. Every entry supports a cause, as admission is a $5 donation at the door benefiting the Children’s Safety Center of Washington County and helping children in Northwest Arkansas. Capture a photo with Santa, and enjoy free parking. Only two vendor spaces remain, and inquiries are accepted by text at (814) 388-9451 or by email at vfapply@gmail.com rather than through Facebook Messenger.

In Eureka Springs, a weekend-long celebration of LGBTQ+ pride unfolds amid the Ozark Mountains. Across the city, local businesses host a full slate of happenings, including drag performances, casual meetups, advocacy-focused events, interactive workshops, and featured shows. Between activities, there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy the area’s natural setting, from leafy trails to quiet lakes and wide-open views. Downtown invites exploration with independent shops and cozy places to eat, reflecting a welcoming spirit that has made the town a gathering point for queer communities in the South. Powered by residents, organizations, and small businesses rather than corporate sponsorship, the weekend centers on connection, learning, and fun in an inclusive atmosphere.

Children ages 2–5 can enjoy a storytime with Ms. Ash and Ms. Inga, featuring playful songs, crafts, and stories. Supplies and space are limited.

Enjoy a throwback movie night featuring cult classics on a large drive-in-style screen or smaller screens inside the lounge. Pizza, popcorn, late-night snacks, and iconic treats from the 1990s and 2000s are part of the experience.

A local staging of The Boys in the Band is presented at Inspiration Point Center for the Arts in Eureka Springs. Written by Mart Crowley in 1968, the play centers on a group of gay men who gather for a birthday party in New York City and is known for its groundbreaking portrayal of gay life. It was later adapted into feature films in 1970 and 2020. This production is directed by Eureka Springs local Gene Flake.

New York stand-up Adam Muller shares a mix of personal stories and sharp observations, shaped by his journey from MIT and a career in finance to life behind the mic. Originally from Toronto, he is known for clean, thoughtful material that stays clever and relatable. His body of work includes the hour specials According to Plan, available on Amazon Prime and YouTube with more than 150,000 views, and Funny To You, along with a recorded Dry Bar Special. His comedy is heard on Sirius XM, and his festival credits include the New York Comedy Festival, the Asheville Comedy Festival, and the Boston Comedy Festival. He earned a top 5 placement in the Riot National Comedy Contest and has repeatedly advanced in the World Series of Comedy Main Event, reaching the top 14 twice. He performs across the United States and Canada and is a regular presence at New York Comedy Club, West Side Comedy Club, and Standup NY.

Momentous spans two days and brings together art, music, and food in Northwest Arkansas, with a focus on electronic sounds, live DJs, and plenty of dancing. Two day passes are available at multiple tiers, with General Admission priced at $165 or $132 for members, Premium at $250 or $200 for members, and a $100 option for students.

Brother Troy takes the stage at the Gravel Bar at Wanderoo Lodge with a big sound and a wide mix of songs spanning classic rock, classic country, and alternative favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. From Waylon Jennings to Van Halen, expect familiar tunes delivered with energetic flair that gets people singing along. More than a singer songwriter, he works in washboard, spoons, and harmonica to add rhythmic layers and character, shaping the set to match the room whether the feel is high energy or laid back. The Gravel Bar rounds out the night with a welcoming setting on a heated, covered deck, along with creative cocktails, craft beers, and a menu featuring gourmet sandwiches and flatbread pizzas.

The Express Rally Fall Classic is a two-day driving event that begins in Northwest Arkansas and ends in Little Rock. The relaxed, planned route travels along backroads and scenic highways across Arkansas, with stops for fuel, meals, and points of interest. The entry fee includes hotel accommodations, breakfasts, group lunches, a vehicle sticker kit, commemorative poster, event and collaboration T-shirts, access to an exclusive Spotify playlist, and media coverage.

An all-gravel cycling event that begins and ends at the Lake Wedington Recreation Area near Fayetteville, Arkansas. Riders can pick from routes of 24, 40, 64, or 96 miles and take on Ozark gravel from the first pedal stroke to the finish.

The SLS Dash is an inclusive race welcoming neurodivergent and neurotypical participants of all abilities to run, walk, race with adaptive mobility, or volunteer. With a superhero theme, participants and volunteers can wear a favorite superhero costume or another family-friendly repurposed Halloween costume. The event also features vendor booths and activities in a family fun zone, a live DJ, coffee and snacks from Pathway Cafe, a culinary training academy for individuals with disabilities, Crystal Bridge’s Mobile Art Lab, and food trucks. Proceeds support SLS Community, a Fayetteville-based nonprofit providing residential and supported employment services for neurodivergent adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The route winds through the future home of SLS Community, below the hills extending from Mount Kessler at Mile Zero of the Razorback Greenway.

Celebrate the launch of Deanna Rochelle and Dana Boyd’s book with an informal drop-in gathering. Guests can stop by, stay as long as they like, and visit with the authors and one another. Light refreshments will be available, and children are welcome. Bring a copy if you would like it signed, or purchase a book at the event.

Gravenwyrm Keep hosts an invitational Dogskull tournament built on a Dagorhir-legal version of Jugger, the game introduced in the 1989 film “The Salute of the Jugger.” Reflecting a long history of LARP remixes, this event gathers teams of five to compete. Simple lunch bags with a sandwich, chips, and a soda will be available for a small fee.

In recognition of 250 years of American freedom, We SALUTE, Inc. presents the second annual Veterans Day Parade in Fayetteville, AR, honoring those who have served and those still serving in the United States Armed Forces. The procession starts at the corner of East Ave and Dickson Street, travels down Historic Dickson Street, then continues along West Ave. Spectators can look forward to veterans, military vehicles, community groups, youth marching units, and bands performing along the route. After the parade, a Veterans Community Fair will feature veterans groups, service organizations, and businesses that support veterans in need. Attendees are encouraged to show their patriotism in red, white, and blue, and many bring American flags and lawn chairs. Josh Pineda from FOX will serve as emcee. For volunteer inquiries, email FayVetParade@gmail.com.

Casa de la Cultura Mexicana marks the twelfth year of its Día de Muertos celebration at Luther George Park in Springdale, Arkansas. The festival offers an arts and crafts area, food and craft vendors, and more than six live performances by local Latino artists from NWA, highlighting Mexican and Latin music. The lineup features Flor Morena, Sensación Latina, Marcy Chávez X Co Jackie, Chinelos Morelenses Unidos en Arkansas, Ritmos de Colombia, Ballet Folklorico Sol Azteca, Duo Divinas, and Mariachi Los Potrillos. Leading up to the celebration, community programming includes art and craft workshops, a community ofrenda at the park, and altar building. Free and open to all ages, the gathering welcomes everyone to experience, observe, and take part in the celebration and its workshops. Rooted in a long-standing Mexican and Mexican American religious tradition that blends pre-Columbian practices with Catholic customs, Día de los Muertos honors loved ones who have passed and is observed across Mexico and many Latin American communities in connection with the Catholic Holy Days of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day.

Open a prerelease kit, build a deck, and compete in up to five rounds, followed by a Top 8 playoff for a booster box. Players receive a pack for each win, and entry costs $35.

An annual fundraiser at The HUB Bike Lounge supports the Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks and brings the community together for rides, movement, food, and music. A $25 ticket includes a guided choice of mountain bike ride, gravel ride, art ride, or a yoga session, along with a meal, a beverage, and time to dance and connect. While the ride experiences are reserved for women, the celebration is open to everyone. Friends, families, and kids are welcome, with celebration-only tickets available and free entry for children. In partnership with the Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks, every attendee receives a confidential mammogram voucher. This is a ticketed event and advance registration is required.

Enjoy a storytime with award-winning Chinese American children’s author Songju Ma Daemicke, featuring her books “Sort, Wash, ROAR!” and “Tu Youyou’s Discovery: Finding a Cure for Malaria,” followed by a craft. A former engineer, Daemicke shares China’s cultural heritage and STEM knowledge with young readers through her books.

StoneRidge Studio hosts the 4th Annual Hayride, a free community celebration featuring live performances by Brick Fields and Patti Steel. Families will find a dedicated kids area, with a bounce house and games to keep the fun going. Expect a special visit from Bluey, plus classic treats like hotdogs and s'mores. Bakers can step into the spotlight with a pie baking contest, while everyone relaxes, enjoys the music, and spends a laid-back afternoon together.

Enjoy a relaxing one-hour soundbath in a small-group setting. A minimum of three tickets must be sold for the session to take place, or it will be canceled.

Celebrate a decade of Dhirana Academy of Classical Dance with a performance centered on Bharatanatyam, Indian classical dance, tradition, and artistry. The 10th annual celebration marks a journey of dedication and passion for dance.

Enjoy a Dungeons & Dragons adventure designed for couples. Play alongside up to three other couples, explore the world of D&D, and get to know your partner a little better. Tickets are $20 per couple, and an RSVP is required.

Enjoy a free, relaxed painting session with paints, miniatures, and space provided. You are also welcome to bring your own paints and miniatures. Paint with friends or family, or take some time to enjoy painting on your own.

Families and neighbors can enjoy a no-cost afternoon at the Jones Center in Springdale. Funday Sunday usually falls on the second Sunday of the month and switches between free ice skating and swimming, with some editions featuring both. For this date, free swimming is on the schedule. The schedule may change.

Small dogs are invited to enjoy an after-hours paw-ty in the off-leash park. Admission is $6 with any purchase. First-time visitors need to complete a one-time waiver, and dogs should be healthy before attending. Children under 12 are not permitted in the off-leash park but may visit the leashed area. You may arrive early to make the most of playtime.

A free, hot meal is available for families and individuals to take home, with no questions asked. The meals are prepared by local churches and families, each serving one Sunday per month. The program is supported by a grant from the Methodist Foundation for Arkansas and by local churches.

Enjoy a lively Latin dance night featuring salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, cha-cha, and kizomba, with music and social dancing for all experience levels. New dancers are welcome, and a beginner-friendly class offers a chance to learn the steps. Each month features a different dance style to explore. Happy hour includes a discount on drinks and small plates.

Award-winning author and illustrator Dan Santat leads a lively event welcoming for families. He offers a behind-the-scenes look at his books, including The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend and A First Time for Everything, and shares insights into his creative process, inspirations, and reading life. Pearl's Books will have books available to purchase on site, and a signing will take place after the presentation. Registration is advised.

Abby Worthy of Canine Companions leads a Lunch and Learn conversation about the journey of a service dog, from candidate selection through training. The session explains who is eligible to receive a service dog, shares the organization’s guiding values and strategic direction, highlights the populations they serve, and reflects on their growth over the years.

Artist, author, and educator Geo Rutherford leads a family friendly presentation that uncovers the strange and surprising tales of lakes and rivers worldwide. Drawing on science, history, and art, she shares standout stories from Spooky Lakes, her bestselling book, along with new highlights from the sequel, Spooky Rivers. She is also known for Spooky Lake Month, a widely viewed video series that delves into shipwrecks, toxic lakes, and other unusual water phenomena. Through vivid storytelling and clear visuals, she brings real-world mysteries of our planet’s waterways to audiences of all ages. Admission is free, and tickets are recommended. Pearl's Books will be on site offering books for purchase, and a signing with the author follows the talk.

Time for Three presents a vibrant blend of styles, weaving classical roots with Americana and singer-songwriter influences into a unified sound. The Grammy and Emmy winning ensemble features Ranaan Meyer on double bass and vocals, Nicolas Kendall on violin and vocals, and Charles Yang on violin and vocals. Celebrated for virtuosic playing and a fearless creative spirit, they reshape expectations of a string trio and have connected with audiences across the globe.

Settle in at Boar’s Nest for an evening with Shaun Munday, trained at Berklee and recognized for rich vocals and notable bass work. His performance weaves together soul, jazz, R&B, and pop for a distinct sound that fits both a relaxed night out and an attentive listen. Expect live music, drinks, and an easygoing vibe throughout.

The Artist-Blacksmith’s Association of North America brings its 2026 conference to the Benton County Fairgrounds just outside Bentonville, Arkansas. Highlights include live blacksmithing demonstrations, hands-on forging, a dedicated area for kids, tailgating for buying, selling, and trading, a vendor marketplace, workshops and lectures, and an art auction. The venue sits about four miles from Northwest Arkansas National Airport and offers abundant parking, five acres set aside for tent camping, RV hookups, and plenty of room for all conference activities. When purchasing tickets, choose the admission option that fits your plans, such as a full event pass or a single day. You can add family members, reserve camping, RV parking, or a tailgating space, and include tickets for the Saturday night buffet dinner. Preorder merchandise to ensure availability, since on-site sales will be limited.

The community is invited to gather at the Field of Honor to recognize and honor the men and women who have served the nation. The event includes an ice cream social and an opportunity to share in fellowship and gratitude for veterans and their families. Dan Skoff will serve as Master of Ceremonies for a brief ceremony.

A laid-back, drop-in art session that tosses out the rules and embraces creative mess in a no-judgment space. Get nostalgic with kid-style supplies such as macaroni, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes, and rediscover the joy of making without pressure. Whether the goal is to spark creativity or simply unwind, participants can create something intentionally terrible and enjoy the process. Artistic skill is not required, and it is even discouraged. All materials are provided.

Retirement opens the door to new adventures, whether returning to favorite places or finally taking long-awaited trips. Planning travel at this stage comes with unique considerations, including how to budget wisely, understand insurance needs, navigate accessibility, and stay safe on the road. At First United Methodist Church Bentonville, this seminar brings travel professionals together to share practical guidance on crafting affordable and memorable itineraries, choosing destinations that match your lifestyle and interests, and managing health and mobility while away from home. It also explores how to make the most of group tours, cruises, and independent journeys. Expect clear advice and helpful resources designed to build confidence for exploring the world or discovering nearby gems throughout retirement.

Baby Storytime offers families with babies aged 0 to 18 months a chance to enjoy songs, rhymes, bouncing, and reading together. Supplies and space are limited.

Lauren Tarshis, author of the I Survived series, offers a lively and participatory presentation that opens the door to her research-driven writing process, showing how she recreates the past on the page. She will explain how she animates historical events in the series and share the inspirations behind its stories and characters. This event is family friendly and suitable for all ages. Admission is free, and tickets are recommended. Pearl's Books will be on site with books available for purchase, and a book signing with the author will follow the presentation.

Enjoy a live performance by Take Cover at the AC Hotel Falfurrias Rooftop Lounge in Bentonville.

Last Minute makes its debut at George's Majestic Lounge with an evening of live music for friends, relatives, and supporters. This show marks the band's first appearance at the venue. Advance tickets are available.

March to August, an indie acoustic duo from Fayetteville formerly performing as Route 358, blends Americana influences by weaving bluegrass, country, folk, and pop through varied acoustic instrumentation. Their set emphasizes vivid storytelling and a roots-focused sound that is uniquely their own. The performance takes place at Wanderoo Lodge and Gravel Bar, where live music pairs with creative cocktails, craft brews, and a menu featuring sandwiches and flatbread pizzas on a covered, heated deck. The lodge is on the upper loop and within walking distance of downtown Eureka Springs.

This Arkansas concealed handgun carry course is designed for first-time firearm owners and experienced shooters seeking to obtain or renew their license. Arkansas State Certified instructors provide beginner-friendly, personalized instruction in a welcoming environment, with small class sizes and time for questions. Topics include firearm safety, Arkansas law, conflict avoidance, and the legal and moral responsibilities of carrying. Certification and an enhanced carry option are available.

Loop de Loop returns to Bella Vista with multiple ride options, a dedicated hiking route, and finish-line festivities, all focused on building new trail for the community. For the first time, this traditionally free gathering includes a registration fee, and every dollar goes directly to the professional construction of a new green trail on the west side of Bella Vista. This is structured as a ride rather than a race, encouraging personal challenge, mutual support, and a shared experience on local singletrack. There are several cycling distances and e-bike categories, and there is no requirement to cover 50 miles to take part. Riders and hikers are encouraged to choose the option that matches their preparation and experience. The Megaloop covers roughly 65 miles with more than 6,400 feet of climbing and added technical mileage for experienced, well-prepared participants seeking a demanding day. The Classic Loop de Loop spans about 50 miles with around 5,500 feet of climbing through Tunnel Vision and Back 40, delivering the original, rigorous experience. The Tunnel Vision Loop is approximately 28 miles with over 3,000 feet of climbing, combining punchy climbs, switchbacks, and rewarding descents at a shorter distance than the Classic. The Back 40 Loop is about 22 miles with more than 2,000 feet of climbing, offering a memorable tour of classic Northwest Arkansas singletrack without the longer commitment. The Mini Loop is approximately 16 miles with around 1,500 feet of climbing and provides a shorter but meaningful outing on Bella Vista trails with a rewarding finish. The Mini Loop does not include an aid station, so participants must carry their own hydration, nutrition, and essential supplies. Hike de Loop covers approximately 13.2 miles through It’ll Bluff Out, Blowing Springs, and Back 40, giving hikers a way to share the challenge and finish-line experience while supporting the same project. Registration directly funds the proposed Lago Vista West extension, which is planned to add about 5,000 linear feet of professionally designed and constructed green beginner-tech-flow trail with sustainable grades and drainage, approachable flow, predictable sightlines, and professionally built creek bridges. The goal is to create a welcoming progression opportunity on Bella Vista’s west side that helps newer riders and families build confidence while remaining enjoyable and durable. FAST will not retain any portion of registration fees for organizational operations.

Expecting Moms Connection Hour offers a welcoming setting for pregnant individuals to meet others on a similar path. Attendees can share personal experiences, ask questions, and build relationships with fellow moms-to-be. From time to time, local doulas, midwives, and other birth professionals stop by for informal Q&A, blending peer community with expert insight. The gathering takes place at Bloom & Bond Maternity and is free to attend.

Pit Ridge Rescue is bringing fully vetted rescue puppies to Petco in Rogers for a friendly adoption event. The gathering offers playful puppy time and individual meetups with adoptable pups, along with opportunities to speak with the rescue team about the adoption process, puppy care, and how to choose a good match for a home.

Explore the folklore, mysteries, and living traditions of the Ozarks through the work of folklorist and author Brandon Weston. Drawing on nearly twenty years of documenting Ozark healers and storytellers, Weston shares the stories and experiences that connect folklore with memory, academic study, and lived tradition, helping preserve these traditions for future generations.

Explore a 100-room maze spanning 10 levels, with secret ladders, hidden pitfalls, monsters, items, traps, and puzzles along the way. Be the first to make it through and claim the prize. The venue also serves ale brewed on site with seasonal grains and offers wings.

Bryan Copeland, who has been crafting and performing music in Springfield since the Luna J. era beginning in 2008, brings a set that blends original songs with cover tunes across classic rock, blues, funk, jazz, and pop. His performances are high energy, defined by versatility, groove, and a smooth mix of his own material with familiar favorites. The show unfolds at the Gravel Bar at Wanderoo Lodge, where a covered and heated deck hosts the live music alongside a menu featuring gourmet sandwiches, flatbread pizzas, creative cocktails, and craft draft beers.

TAKE COVER returns to JJ's Grill in Rogers with a lively mix of favorites. Audience requests guide the music, inviting everyone to help shape the sound throughout the night.

Experience live classic rock spanning the 1970s through the 1990s.

Refresh your board game collection by exchanging gently used games with fellow enthusiasts. Browse familiar favorites and newer releases, then choose the trading style that works for you: leave a game and take another at the drop-and-swap tables, or discuss direct trades in the one-to-one area, which is suited to rare, collectible, or higher-value games. Please bring games with all pieces, parts, and instructions in the box and in good working condition. Registration is not required, but bring a game to exchange if you plan to take one home.

Texas storyteller Lyle Lovett appears as a singer, composer and actor whose 14 album career has stretched the boundaries of American music. In concert he blends country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues in a way that resists easy labels, allowing his narrative gift to stand out. The performance highlights the depth of his talents and the broad sweep of his influences, reflecting why he remains a compelling presence in popular music.

This free community class shares information about how money works and ways to grow and protect it for retirement, college savings, or wealth accumulation. Sponsored by Five Rings Financial, the class was created to help people make informed decisions about their money.

This monthly luncheon brings together women in business and leadership for meaningful conversations, relationship-building, and personal and professional growth. Attendees can connect with like-minded women, hear inspiring speakers, share experiences, and build authentic relationships in a welcoming, supportive environment.

Enjoy an evening of games for all ages. Games are provided, or you can bring your own. Dinner is served in the Fellowship Hall, followed by games in the Parlor. A suggested donation of $5 per person for dinner supports the FUMC Rogers Kitchen Ministry.

Bowling For Soup makes a return to Ozark Music Hall with Hey! Let’s Be Friends... The Tour, joined by Ballyhoo! and rosecoloredworld. Look forward to upbeat pop punk, crowd-wide singalongs, and the band’s signature high-energy presence in Fayetteville.

A community preservation boot camp in the Auditorium basement in Eureka Springs invites volunteers to help revive a historic wood floor using passive restoration methods that avoid sanding. Hosted by Main Street Eureka Springs in collaboration with the Eureka Springs Preservation Society, the Eureka Springs Building Department, and the City Advertising and Promotion Commission, this working project depends on volunteer support. Guided by experienced professionals Paul Sutherland, Eureka Springs Building Inspector with more than 30 years of restoration experience, and Trevor Halladay, both trained by nationally recognized preservationist Bob Yapp, participants learn practical techniques that can be applied to future projects at home or on the job. Activities include patching damaged boards, gently removing old finishes without sanding, treating stains and matching color, applying historically appropriate finishes, and assisting with setup, general support, and cleanup. No prior experience is required. The work is physical and can be dusty, and time commitments are flexible, whether for a short stint or multiple days. Recommended items to bring include work gloves, eye protection, knee pads, lunch, and water. This effort is about more than a floor. It builds local skills, strengthens care for historic places, and creates space for people to learn, connect, and contribute. It welcomes homeowners, artists, contractors, preservation enthusiasts, and anyone who is curious.

The event features mindful crafts and activities as part of a community-focused fundraiser supporting Peace at Home Family Shelter, a local 501(c)3 dedicated to empowering victims of domestic violence to survive and thrive by nurturing self-determination and courage. This recurring series takes place on third Thursdays in March, May, July, September, and November, offering free opportunities to create and connect. This edition centers on Christmas card making. Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar will contribute ten percent of sales to benefit survivors of domestic violence, and additional donations are welcome.

Drivers Select is holding a hiring event for multiple CDL positions throughout Northwest Arkansas. Meet with the team, learn about available opportunities, and interview on-site. Applicants should be prepared to interview and complete a drug test. Everyone who attends will be entered into a drawing for a $250 cash giveaway.

Unwind with a community yoga session focused on ease and relaxation. The practice moves from a gentle slow flow to grounding yin, then settles into a restorative sound session. This give what you can class directs contributions to the community cause of the month, or attendees may bring food for the Little Free Pantry. Designed as a way for the Beehive to give back, it offers quiet time on the mat and opportunities to connect with the Beehive community.

Take Cover comes back to JJ's Grill Springdale for a night centered on favorites. Attendees can help guide the music by making song requests throughout the evening.

Enjoy an evening of dancing, music, and connection in a welcoming setting for dancers of all levels. The event features a line dance class led by a certified instructor, with opportunities to work on foot placement, timing, rhythm, styling, dance figures, and confidence. After class, the floor opens for social dancing to Ballroom, Latin, and Country music. No partner is needed, and beginners are welcome.

Patti Steel brings an engaging night of music to Wanderoo Lodge and its Gravel Bar, drawing on more than a decade on stage and a confident presence. A wide-ranging multi-instrumentalist, she shifts between clarinet, spoons, guitar, mandolin, and other offbeat sound makers, keeping the performance fresh throughout. Her set weaves roots, jazz, blues, soul, and recognizable covers. After years backing other artists, she began a solo path in 2020 and has since performed across Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas in solo, duo, and full band formats. Her goal is to share love through music and create a fun, welcoming atmosphere. The Gravel Bar complements the show with creative cocktails, craft beer, and a menu featuring gourmet sandwiches and flatbread pizzas. A covered, heated deck provides a comfortable place to listen to the music.

Carbon, Chrome & Coffee brings a relaxed cars and coffee vibe to Eureka Springs at The Village at Pine Mountain, home to Eureka Springs Harley Davidson. Enthusiasts gather to enjoy good coffee, scenic Ozark roads, and a wide mix of machines, from import tuners and muscle cars to sports cars, exotics, trucks, Jeeps, overland rigs, motorcycles, and any ride someone is proud to share. It is free to attend and designed as an easy come and go meetup with friendly conversations and a welcoming atmosphere for all who love driving. An optional caravan is offered from Northwest Arkansas for those who prefer a group drive into town. After the meetup, many participants take a self-guided cruise through the Historic Loop and downtown, then continue exploring with favorite routes like the Golden Gate of the Ozarks in Beaver Town, Roaring River State Park, or War Eagle Mill. Grabbing lunch at Pauly’s Burgers is a popular way to round out the day. Attendees are asked to drive responsibly, follow all traffic laws, avoid burnouts, reckless driving, and excessive revving, respect pedestrians and the local community, and leave the area cleaner than they found it. The event runs rain or shine, proceeding when conditions are safe and the temperature meets a 50°F threshold.

Show Me Reptile Show presents a family friendly expo that brings education, fun, and hands-on discovery to enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Explore a wide range of animals and supplies with leading breeders and reputable vendors. Expect reptiles of many varieties, plus amphibians, invertebrates, and small exotic mammals. Find plants and bioactive materials, aquatics, and the equipment, feeders, enclosures, decor, and care essentials that support responsible keeping. It is perfectly fine to browse without taking a pet home. Many visitors simply enjoy seeing the animals, taking photos, asking questions, and connecting with the community behind the hobby. General admission is available with advance pricing of 12 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for kids ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adults are 15 dollars and kids 7 to 12 are 5 dollars, with children 6 and under still free. A VIP pass is offered for 17 dollars in advance or 20 dollars at the door, which includes early entry and complimentary admission on the second day at any two-day show. All ages are welcome.

This teen event at Rogers Public Library in Rogers, AR features tabletop gaming with a variety of titles, including Dungeons and Dragons. No prior experience is needed to participate. Space is limited and advance registration is requested.

Watch robots face off in a lively competition to claim the title of indestructible. People of all ages are welcome to cheer on their favorites. Participants aged 16 and older may enter, while younger participants need a guardian’s assistance. Students do not need to enter, and registration details and robot rules are available through the provided registration information.

Renè from the Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education brings Drums Alive to the Lowell Senior Center. This enjoyable class offers a welcoming way to take part in the program.

A welcoming community meal celebrates gratitude for another year of God’s faithfulness. Turkey will be provided, and attendees may bring a side dish to share. Those who love to bake can also bring a favorite pie to enter in a friendly contest.

Celebrate the season at the annual Winter Market of NWA at the Benton County Fair and Expo Center. This family-friendly market offers free admission and parking, along with complimentary photos with Santa. Browse holiday gifts from local vendors, support small businesses, and start the season on a festive note.

Now in its tenth year, this Thanksgiving masters swim challenge takes place at Bentonville Community Center. The format features four groups that accommodate different training targets, with Beginner and Intermediate set at 50x50, Intermediate Advanced at 50x75, and Advanced at 74x75. Masters swimmers may participate with a monthly masters membership or by paying a $10 drop in masters fee.

Museum Store Sunday at the Museum of Native American History features meaningful shopping and special savings. The museum store is offering up to 60 percent off select jewelry. Purchases support museums and other cultural institutions, along with the artists and makers whose work they present. It is a timely way to find holiday gifts that carry history and beauty. This global celebration includes participation from over 2,300 museum stores, emphasizing that where you spend has an impact.

Experience Lindy Hop with live music at Six Twelve Coffeehouse & Bar. An introductory East Coast Swing lesson gets everyone moving, then social dancing keeps the energy going. This edition features Bonnie and the Boys with no cover. Food and drinks are available, so you can grab a bite or a beverage during a break or relax while socializing before and after the dancing.

Folklore scholar Professor Robert Cochran and musician Michael Cockram record a live episode of their podcast, exploring the music and lives of overlooked or forgotten pioneers of American music.

Ring in the season with an evening of music led by Tony and Grammy Award winner Leslie Odom Jr. This holiday performance blends timeless favorites with original songs from his Christmas albums, plus standout selections from Hamilton, the Broadway hit that earned him a Tony for his portrayal of Aaron Burr. With a warm stage presence, a remarkable voice, and themes of peace and unity, the show delivers a soulful, uplifting celebration of the holidays.

Explore how people experienced winter in the Ozarks through the ages. Step inside an 1854 log cabin, see a Dutch oven cooking demonstration, explore museum exhibits, and watch a 19th-century magic lantern project hand-painted slides depicting winter scenes from the past. The program is intended for students in kindergarten through fourth grade, though all are welcome. Registration is required.

Homegrown Tales brings its live storytelling series to the Gravel Bar at Wanderoo Lodge in Eureka Springs. Co-producers Sandra Spotts and Zeek Taylor present true stories with rotating guest speakers and a welcoming community spirit. The event is free and open to all. Stories are shared live and only once, creating a one-of-a-kind experience in the room. Food and drinks are available from the Gravel Bar, including gourmet sandwiches, flatbread pizzas, creative cocktails, and craft draft beers.

At The Pedaler's Pub, this casual Ozark A&M Club happy hour turns chance Aggie meetups into meaningful connections. The gathering emphasizes consistency and thoughtful organization to create an accessible, low-pressure setting where both familiar faces and first-time attendees feel welcome. With Northwest Arkansas continuing to attract corporate professionals, remote workers, and retirees, it serves as an easy touchpoint for Aggies to reconnect and build community.

Mariachi Herencia de México brings a festive holiday concert that blends Mexican and American seasonal favorites. The Latin Grammy–nominated ensemble performs fresh renditions of “It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year,” “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,” “Winter Wonderland,” and more. The program delivers lively music, cherished traditions, and holiday cheer for the whole family.

Celebrate the season with a pioneering holiday cirque spectacle that returns each year, pairing Broadway-caliber storytelling with astonishing modern circus feats. A lively cast of festive characters springs to life and delivers gravity-bending moments that keep audiences of every age engaged. Newly refreshed for 2026, Cirque Dreams Holidaze presents original music alongside live performances of cherished seasonal favorites, complemented by brand-new sets, radiant scenery, and striking costumes. The result is a joyful, immersive experience from beginning to end.

The grand finale of the 2026 Van Cliburn Concert Series features an evening of piano artistry with internationally acclaimed Anne-Marie McDermott. Recipient of the Mortimer Levitt Career Development Award for Women, McDermott has performed throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Expect a classical program that reflects her nuanced interpretations across beloved repertoire and influential contemporary composers, performed on the Van Cliburn Piano. Tickets are $45, $36 for members, and $10 for students and teachers. For assistance with reservations, contact Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335.

Enjoy a relaxed, creative outing with friends, family, or a date. Choose a blank canvas or a pre-sketched design, with no painting experience needed. All ages are welcome, and food and drinks will be available from SixTwelve. DJ SoulFree will provide music for the evening.

Choose your distance with a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or fun run. The race visits some of Fayetteville's most unique spots, and virtual options are available.

Now in its 37th year, the Highlands Church Cookie Walk continues a longstanding community tradition at Highlands Church of Bella Vista, featuring thousands of festive homemade cookies prepared by church members. Along with the cookie selection, guests can stop by the Sweet Shoppe for candies, breads, fudge and peanut brittle, visit the Coffee Shoppe for homemade cinnamon rolls, sticky buns, muffins and coffee, pick up Soups-To-Go for something warm to take home, and browse the Craft Shoppe for holiday gifts. The church choir will share Christmas music throughout the event. Decorated cookie cans cost $15 each, with payment accepted by cash, check or credit card. Admission is free, no preregistration is required, and there are no advance tickets or preorders. Cookies are purchased on site only, and all proceeds benefit local and regional charities. There are no vendor spots for this event. Comments on Facebook asking for direct messages are scams, so questions should be directed to the church office.

The Arkansas Air and Military Museum partners with Greenland to pair a Santa Drop with HollyFest. The Miss HollyFest pageant is included, and a tentative schedule is available on the museum website.

Celebrate the season at the 4th Annual Christmas Crafts & Claus, a hands-on holiday gathering for kids and their families. Children can explore a variety of art supplies to create festive keepsakes that capture the spirit of the holidays. Santa will be there to hear wishes and take photos, making cheerful memories to treasure. A hot cocoa and donut bar adds a sweet treat to the fun. Capacity is limited to keep the experience personal. Tickets are $30 per child, with a $25 rate for each additional sibling. Each ticket covers one child with an accompanying parent or guardian, and children must attend with an adult. All ticket sales are final. With notice of cancellation, studio credit will be provided. Registration closes one day before the event.

Gypsy Outcast rolls into Legends Saloon for a full takeover of the stage.

Blacktop Promotions is bringing back Blacktop Sunday in an expanded format that gathers standout builds and passionate enthusiasts from across NWA. The showcase spans the full spectrum of automotive and motorcycle culture, including supercars, exotics, metric motors, bikes, drift cars, drag machines, rugged overlanders, and timeless classics. Free donuts get the morning rolling, while lively music and a relaxed, family-friendly setting make it easy to connect with others who love horsepower and craft. Admission is free, and optional registration keeps participants in the loop about special guests, schedule or weather updates, and text reminders for future gatherings. Welcoming lifelong gearheads and fans of fabrication alike, this gathering focuses on community and the machines that bring people together. The production is presented with support from 4 Wheel Concepts, Hype Coffee, McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln, McLarty Daniel Buick GMC, McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM FIAT, Marque Collection, Heroes Coffee Company, NWA Custom Audio & Lighting, Ball Metal Fabrication & Hot Rods, Red Barn Donuts, Jason's Pro Detail, Express Rally, 101.5 The Vibe, Southwest Missouri Car Shows, and A Biker's Garage.

Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol relocates Dickens' holiday tale to the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee in the 1930s. Ebenezer Scrooge is reimagined as the owner of a mining company town whose fixation on profit keeps him distant from the season’s warmth. As a Christmas Eve snowstorm approaches, he is visited by his late business partner and three spirits who guide him to see life anew and realize that love matters most. Featuring Dickens’ classic characters and songs by 11-time Grammy winner Dolly Parton, this retelling shares the story through an American mountain setting.

Hairpins in the Lounge is a no-cost monthly meetup where people can unwind, meet others, and strengthen community bonds. Presented by Hairpins in collaboration with Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, it fosters welcoming, inclusive spaces that encourage conversation and meaningful connection.

TAKE COVER is back at JJ's Grill Rogers for a lively night of favorites. Share song requests to help shape the setlist and keep the music going.

Insight Firearms Training partners with the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s First Shots program to present an approachable introduction at Lonesome Oak Guns & Range. Designed for newcomers, this session emphasizes safe, responsible recreational use of firearms and the fundamentals of marksmanship. Certified trainers provide hands-on instruction in both individual and group formats, explain local requirements for firearm ownership and purchasing, and outline the many ways to get involved in shooting sports at any interest level. Participants also receive direction on how to continue their training after the class. All essentials are included, such as course materials, eye and ear protection, a firearm, and ammunition.

Who’s Bad brings a high-energy Michael Jackson tribute to Fayetteville at Ozark Music Hall as part of the 2026 World Tour. Expect signature moves like the moonwalk, standout costumes, electrifying choreography, and a nonstop run of hits such as Thriller, Beat It, Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal, and more for a night that celebrates the King of Pop.

Bryan Copeland brings a high-energy night of music to Wanderoo Lodge and Gravel Bar, weaving his own songs with familiar favorites. Since launching Luna J. in 2008 in Springfield, he has drawn on classic rock, blues, funk, jazz, and pop to create a versatile, groove-centered sound. The performance unfolds on a heated, covered deck with access to drinks and a full menu that includes sandwiches, flatbread pizzas, cocktails, and craft beers. It is a comfortable spot to unwind, whether you prefer a relaxed evening or something more lively, and lodging is available on site within walking distance of downtown Eureka Springs.

Boars Nest - Rogers hosts a high energy night of live dance music in Rogers, Arkansas. A mix of rock, pop, and country invites singing along and plenty of dancing. Guests can grab a drink, play some pool, and enjoy an upbeat atmosphere with friends.

A seasonal tradition returns with a special screening of The Snowman, inspired by Raymond Briggs' classic children's book, accompanied by SoNA performing the original score live. After the film, SoNA's assistant conductor Sarah Pearson leads an audience singalong of favorite holiday songs. It offers a bright, family friendly afternoon of symphonic music and festive spirit.

Support Hellstern Middle School during a Freddy's fundraiser celebrating the Hellstern Heroes. Enjoy dinner your way... eat in, pick up, or place an app order, and 15 percent of your total will benefit the school. Apply the code GIVEBACK at checkout so your purchase is counted toward the fundraiser. A simple meal can make a big difference.

Aaron Weber is a Nashville-based stand-up comic who regularly performs at the Grand Ole Opry, where he became the youngest comedian to step into the Opry circle. He grew up in Montgomery, Alabama, and earned his degree from Notre Dame before turning comedy into a full-time pursuit. His first special, Signature Dish, was executive produced by Nate Bargatze and Nateland Entertainment, and he followed it with a late-night appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. In 2020 he made his television debut hosting Stand Up Nashville on Circle Network, and in 2021 he was selected as a New Face at Just For Laughs. He also co-hosts The Nateland Podcast with Nate Bargatze and Brian Bates, chatting about subjects ranging from animals to calendars to Rhode Island. Touring nationwide, he delivers sharp, self-deprecating material in clubs and theaters across the country.

Experience a live performance from Take Cover at the AC Hotel Falfurrias Rooftop Lounge in Bentonville.

FayetteVINTAGE returns to Fayetteville Town Center on the historic Fayetteville Square with an indoor vintage and artisan market that brings a creative take to holiday shopping in Northwest Arkansas. Browse one of a kind gifts from curated regional vintage vendors and makers, including rare vintage apparel, sustainable fashion, handmade goods, and Arkansas inspired accessories. The experience features live DJ sets, local food, immersive holiday decor, and an energetic vibe that feels more like a downtown celebration than a mall visit. This free public event welcomes holiday travelers, University of Arkansas students preparing to head home, and families throughout NWA. Set in the heart of downtown next to the Fayetteville Farmers Market, VIP early access passes are available for first pick of the finds.

Springfield musician and entertainer Justin Larkin brings a road-tested solo show to Wanderoo Lodge’s Gravel Bar, drawing on more than fifteen years of performances across the country. He leans into a bold blend of roots, soul, and rock and roll he calls Cosmic Ozarkana, weaving original songs with clever mashups and familiar favorites that reach back over six decades. The Gravel Bar and Restaurant complements the music with a covered, heated deck, craft drinks, and a menu featuring sandwiches and flatbread pizzas, offering an easygoing setting for relaxed hangs or lively nights in Eureka Springs.

Renè from the Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education presents Drums Alive at the Lowell Senior Center on the fourth Tuesday of each month.

Holly, an overworked executive from the city, returns to her offbeat small town to save Christmas, only to find herself balancing an old romance, a looming corporate merger, a questionable cookie contest scheme, and a moose running amok. Brimming with familiar holiday movie staples and energized by original pop numbers like “Judge That Cookie” and “It Feels Like Christmas (Because It Is Literally Christmas),” this parody musical serves up a playful twist on the seasonal stories many already know by heart.

Artists of all experience levels are welcome to bring their favorite supplies and enjoy a relaxed, comfortable setting for creative time. Any medium is welcome, including painting, drawing, crochet, knitting, and writing. Work independently, with a friend, or alongside other local artists, and choose from lattes, handmade cocktails, and locally made bites to eat. Comfy chairs, table lamps, and live music create a laid-back atmosphere.

A new TCG-Kon event brings family friendly fun to the Embassy Suites Convention Center in Rogers, Arkansas. The convention features voice actors, vendors, local artists, trading card games, video games, and more.

Hosted by Blacktop Promotions, this motorsports gathering spotlights the Northwest Arkansas car community with a broad mix of builds and enthusiasts from across the region. Supercars and exotics roll in alongside motorcycles, drift and drag machines, and rugged overlanding rigs, creating a showcase of performance, style, and craftsmanship. Upbeat music fuels a friendly, social atmosphere in a relaxed, family friendly setting. Admission is free, and optional registration is available for updates on special guests, schedule or weather changes, and text reminders for future editions. Complimentary donuts are offered. The event is produced with support from 4 Wheel Concepts, Hype Coffee, McLarty Daniel Ford Lincoln, McLarty Daniel Buick GMC, McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM FIAT, Marque Collection, Heroes Coffee Company, NWA Custom Audio & Lighting, Ball Metal Fabrication & Hot Rods, Red Barn Donuts, Jason's Pro Detail, Express Rally, 101.5 The Vibe, Southwest Missouri Car Shows, and A Biker's Garage. Designed for devoted gearheads and fans of fabrication alike, it celebrates horsepower, craft, and community.

The two-time Grammy-nominated Dover Quartet is one of the world’s most sought-after chamber ensembles. Recognized by BBC Music Magazine as one of the greatest string quartets of the last century, the group has earned numerous honors, including a sweep of the prizes at the 2013 Banff International String Quartet Competition, top awards at the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, and prizes at the Wigmore Hall International String Quartet Competition.