Events in Rogers today

The Rise Challenge, presented by Niagara, unfolds at The Rise at Coler, a stair climb of 185 steps that equals 11 flights at the preserve. Participants aim to complete as many laps as possible within one hour, with an up-and-down counting as a single lap. Compete individually or enter the Team Relay, where teams of 2 to 3 people rotate laps for the full hour to reach the highest total. Female and male divisions are available. All participants receive a t-shirt and a Junk headband, and shirt sizes are selected during registration. No onsite registration is available.

Set on the Bentonville Square, this long-standing farmers market highlights the best from local growers and makers, including seasonal produce, fruits, vegetables, and other goods. It offers a welcoming setting to support small businesses and meet the farmers and artisans behind the products. Arvest Bank is the presenting sponsor.

Get ready for the next Second Saturday parking lot sale. This is a one-day event.

Explore Vera’s Victorian Garden with a free, one-hour public tour presented by the Benton County Master Gardeners. Offered monthly from June through October, this rain-or-shine program highlights seasonal blooms in the museum’s Ozark heritage garden, with a different focus each month. Knowledgeable guides share insights into the plants and flowers while tracing the story of the garden on the south lawn of the museum’s Hawkins House in historic downtown Rogers. Established in 1989 to honor Vera Key, the museum’s co-founder and first Museum Commission chair, the garden was transformed in 2022 through a collaboration with the Benton County Master Gardeners and the City of Rogers Parks Department into an Ozark Victorian flower garden that complements the 1895 historic house. Renamed Vera’s Victorian Garden in 2024, it received the 2024 Arkansas Master Gardener Project of the Year Award. No reservations are required.

Trade It Forward Charity Card Show is presented as the organizers’ biggest edition yet, bringing together collectors, players, families, and local vendors for an all-day mix of trading, tournaments, and friendly community spirit. Whether interests run to Pokémon, Magic, Riftbound, or sports cards, attendees can browse, trade, and connect with fellow enthusiasts, and those simply curious are welcome to explore as well. The event centers on supporting neighbors in need, with each admission, vendor participation, and sponsorship helping local families and children facing food insecurity in Northwest Arkansas. It blends a vibrant hobby gathering with a mission that makes a meaningful difference close to home.

Instructor Bill Dunning leads a beginner Spanish course designed for adult learners. Sessions are held on Saturdays at the Rogers Public Library. Registration is required.

At Crystal Bridges, Second Saturday: Book It! celebrates the connection between literature and art. The Library and Archives staff will be in the Commons with selections from the archives and rare volumes to explore, and Two Friends Books will lead a book-centered gallery conversation that links works in the collection with titles from their bookstore. This program is free with no tickets needed, and visitors can drop in at any time during the day. Additional Second Saturday offerings are available.

Lionlamb Music Festival brings the Christian community together through worship and the arts, promoting unity and honoring the name of Jesus through faith-centered performances and creative expression. Admission is free.

Crooked Path Revival brings a mix of country roots, the drive of rock, and the soulfulness of the blues to JJ's Grill Bella Vista. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of positive energy.

A lively community market at Sugar Creek Shopping Center brings together area growers, food producers, and makers from across Northwest Arkansas. Browse just-picked fruits and vegetables, local honey, meats, and other farm goods, along with fresh-baked pastries, specialty foods, and handmade gifts. Seasonal flowers and plants brighten the scene, and the experience can include chef demonstrations, educational activities, and family-friendly entertainment. The Bella Vista Farmers & Makers Market offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and an easy way to support local businesses while enjoying time outdoors, whether you are from Bella Vista, visiting Bentonville, or exploring the region.

Get ready for the Ozark Blues Society of Northwest Arkansas Blues Challenge 2026, a blues-focused competition event taking place at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville. The festival runs on August 9, 2026.

A free community afternoon for families and neighbors features access to indoor pools and an ice rink. Activities rotate between complimentary swimming or ice skating, and sometimes both. Admission and activities are free for everyone. Offerings are subject to change.

This six-week watercolor course welcomes both newcomers and painters with some experience in an encouraging setting. Beginners will build core skills such as creating color washes, using dry brush, masking, and layering. Intermediate artists can focus on personal or specialty projects while receiving guidance and constructive feedback from the instructor and fellow participants. Whether you want to explore new ideas, strengthen your technique, or try watercolor for the first time, the format is designed to support a variety of goals. All materials are provided. Tickets are $219, or $182.50 for members and for adults 25 and under. Registration is available online or by calling Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335.

honestav is playing at Ozark Music Hall in Fayetteville. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Experience a mat Pilates session inspired by reformer training, also called Human Reformer, where simple resistance bands help your body act as the reformer. The approach is adaptable and accessible, offering a creative format with lots of versatility and very little equipment. Enjoy a complete, full-body workout that captures the benefits of traditional reformer work without the bulky apparatus.

Link breath with mindful movement to nurture a deeper connection between mind, body, and spirit. Set meaningful intentions to guide your practice as you build strength, increase flexibility, and support mental alignment. Step away with a grounded sense of ease and calm.

Teens can get together for Teen DIY at Rogers Public Library, a weekly meetup held on Mondays. The program welcomes participants ages 13 to 18. More details and registration are available through the event listing.

Coach Kip Lacey leads beginner pickleball clinics at Osage Park designed for people who are brand new or have only recently started. Meeting once a week for eight weeks, the lessons build fundamental skills, including grips such as Continental, Eastern, and Semi Western, a clear understanding of rules and scoring, and purposeful dinking with technique and strategy. Participants also practice moving from the baseline to the non volley zone and reinforce these concepts through beginner friendly drills.

Enjoy an approachable Pilates session that captures the feel of reformer work on a mat. Using only resistance bands, the Human Reformer method turns your body into the equipment for a versatile, full-body workout. With minimal gear and a creative, adaptable format, this class provides the benefits of traditional reformer training without large machines.

Coach Kip Lacey leads advanced pickleball lessons at Osage Park, meeting once a week on Monday evenings across an eight week series. Designed for players rated 3.5 or higher, including those with tournament experience, these sessions focus on refining skills, elevating strategy, and building a strong competitive mindset. Instruction covers purposeful dinking with technique, strategy, shifting, and shadowing; moving effectively from the baseline to the non-volley zone using drops, drives, and smart placement; a range of volleys including roll, punch, and reset; advanced attacking options and defensive responses; serving and return placement strategy; and high level drills and game play.

Move with your breath to bring body, mind, and spirit into harmony. This practice invites intention setting to support mental and spiritual alignment, while stretches and strength work help the body feel supple and strong. With focused breathing throughout, settle into a calmer, more centered state.

Explore slow stitching in a calm, creative class led by Jean, a slow-stitch expert. Learn to sew smaller fabric pieces together to create a quilted panel that can be used for quilts, bags, jackets, table runners, and more. The session focuses on Boro, a centuries-old Japanese approach that layers fabric patches and uses visible running stitches to reinforce, mend, and decorate textiles, recognized for its rich texture, visual beauty, and a strong sense of story.

Experience a dynamic strength session using the Pumped Up Strength format that refreshes traditional resistance work. Compound movement patterns sync with rhythmic, beat-driven music to challenge the whole body while supporting muscles, fascia, and metabolism. This music-led approach aims to make building strength feel engaging and fun.

Formerly known as Cardio Yoga, willPower & grace delivers a sweaty, high-energy fusion workout designed as a cardiovascular option for mind-body enthusiasts. This barefoot, equipment-free class blends a positive, strength-building approach with an easy to follow, linear format suitable for all experience levels. Participants focus on clear goals and steady progress. Through cardio-focused barefoot training, the session emphasizes stability in the ankles, knees, and hips to support healthy movement patterns and help prevent injury. With consistent practice, attendees can expect to stand taller, move with greater confidence, and build agility. It is more than a typical cardio sculpt session. It is willPower & grace.

Dahlias After Dark brings an evening of moody blooms, seasonal beauty, and creative inspiration to Field Notes inside The Compton in Bentonville. Led by Samantha's Garden, participants create a garden-inspired arrangement that highlights lush dahlias alongside other premium summer flowers known for their dramatic colors and intricate petals. The $85 ticket includes step-by-step instruction, all design materials, premium flowers, a dahlia-focused arrangement to take home, and one complimentary beverage such as a cocktail, a glass of wine, or a non-alcoholic option. It is ideal for a night out with friends, a date, or a solo creative escape. No prior floral design experience is needed, just bring your creativity.

Good Morning mat Pilates brings reformer-style training to the floor. Also known as Human Reformer, this session uses simple resistance bands to make your body the primary apparatus. With very little gear and lots of versatility, the format adapts to different needs and recreates the comprehensive, whole-body benefits of reformer practice without bulky machines.

A midweek edition of the market offers the same vendor-grown and vendor-made selection you enjoy on Saturdays. Explore in-season produce and other staples, meet the folks behind the booths, and restock favorites. Set along the A Street Promenade, it is a refreshing break in the middle of the week and a simple way to enjoy Downtown Bentonville around lunchtime. Saturday markets continue as well.

This slow flow yoga practice links breath with mindful movement to nurture connection between body, mind, and spirit. It invites you to set personal intentions that support alignment of mind and spirit, while sequences that stretch and strengthen the body help cultivate a steady, calming ease.

Ease into the week with live music in the lobby and a glass of wine from The Eddy. This performance features Lukas Wigington. On other nights, the lineup includes Meadowlark, Jon Dooly, Willow Rainey, Matt Moix, and another appearance by Meadowlark.

Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale hosts a lively motorcycle gathering featuring bikes, cold drinks, live music, and great food, with plenty of stories shared by the Loyal & Royal Army and riders from across the region. Whether you ride or just enjoy the scene, it offers a welcoming place to hang out and connect with a spirited community. Roll in, swap stories, enjoy the atmosphere, then roll back out. Show up with energy and head home happy.

Open-play street chess at Bentonville Square welcomes players of all experience levels. The gathering offers a chance to meet fellow chess enthusiasts and enjoy relaxed games in a friendly community setting. Boards and pieces are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and bringing a personal set is welcome. No registration is required. Occasional prizes and challenge nights may be featured.

Head to the RØDE House for a free live music night as part of The Momentary’s On the House series. This week features Gavin Sumrall and the Band. The event is open to all ages, with alcohol limited to guests 21+. A Momentary Food Truck will be on site serving meals and snacks.

Ease into Latin dance with a beginner friendly series in salsa and bachata. Over four group lessons, an instructor guides you through foundational steps, timing, and body movement so you can feel comfortable on the dance floor. Explore the lively rhythms of salsa and the smooth style of bachata in a supportive setting. You do not need a partner. Wear comfortable attire and shoes suited for Latin dance. The complete four week series costs $95 per person and is held at Dance With Me Studio by Aura.

Supper Club offers an evening centered on great food, conversation, and community. Guests share a meal while swapping stories and building connections around the table. This edition features Chef Jon Sawrie. Tickets are $115, with a $105 rate for members. For ticket assistance, contact the Box Office at (479) 657-2335.

Experience a free community fitness class made possible by First United Methodist Church in Springdale. Space is limited, so please register ahead of time to secure a spot. The workout style varies and may include barre, willPower & grace, mat Pilates, strength training, or stretching.

A jazz duo performs live at Isabella's Italian in Bentonville, sharing their own jazz interpretations.

Motionless In White presents The Sweat And Blood Tour with Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. All four bands share the stage on the same bill.

Experience a high-energy lineup of hard rock, deathcore, metalcore, and metal at this concert featuring Motionless In White, Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress. The show is set to start in the early evening at Walmart AMP.

Enjoy an adults-only BYOB painting night at Imagine Studios with friends. Choose from creative projects such as pottery from the shelf, wooden door hangers, and canvases, and pay only for what you paint. A $15 studio fee reserves a table for up to four people and includes door prizes. Bring your creativity and your own beverages for a relaxed, social art experience.

An open mic at the Meteor Guitar Gallery at The Ravington offers a welcoming stage hosted by Jenna of Jenna and the Soul Shakers. Performers across genres can share music, comedy, poetry, storytelling, spoken word, singer songwriter sets, and other unique talents. The atmosphere centers on creativity and community, with a supportive audience and a beautiful setting that celebrates live performance. Whether stepping up for the first time or returning to the stage, artists of all experience levels are welcome to take the mic.

These weekly Thursday local tournaments have a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and promos are provided to all participants.

Breath-led movement brings body, mind, and spirit into harmony in this practice. There is time for intention setting to support alignment of mind and spirit, followed by sequences that stretch and strengthen the body and foster a renewed sense of calm.

Everyone is welcome to pick up free groceries from pantry shelves set up in the Grace Chapel sanctuary. A brief bit of paperwork is required, and caring volunteers are on hand to assist at each step. Families will also find Neighborhood Kids, a dedicated area where children can play and select items from kid-sized shelves while parents or guardians do their shopping. This community effort is supported by Northwest Arkansas Food Bank, Central UMC, First UMC, and Bland Chapel Methodist of Rogers, Arkansas, along with the many volunteers who make it possible.

The Bentonville Community Blood Drive offers a simple way to support patients close to home. In partnership with the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks, this annual effort brings neighbors, employees, and community partners together for a shared act of care that helps local hospitals. With two convenient sites, Fire Station #1 Training Room and the Northwest Medical Center Bentonville classrooms, and donation hours that run from late morning into the evening, it is set up to fit busy schedules whether someone is giving for the first time or is a repeat donor. One donation can aid multiple patients across the region. Participants can choose a time that works for them and may invite a colleague, friend, or family member to donate as well, since small efforts done together make a meaningful difference.

Bring a project you are working on and spend time with fellow crafters who enjoy knitting, crochet, needlework, and more. Focus on your own creation while visiting and enjoying the company of others who like to make things by hand.

Work on your current sewing projects in an American Sign Language setting during this open studio session. Enjoy a relaxed, creative atmosphere with access to studio tools, and a host will be available for light guidance. This is not a class and no formal instruction is provided. Attendance is intended specifically for the ASL community.

ANA Gallery in Downtown Rogers hosts an August artists reception that blends visual art with live music and free treats. The ANA Gallery Group is planning an old-fashioned ice cream social in the gallery, complete with a cart serving chilled goodies, followed by a concert and sing along in the ANA Studio. The performance features the Southern Strings Mountain Music Group alongside Dave Floyd and LeRoy Dubois. One of the ensembles includes 18 members and plays a wide range of instruments such as mountain and hammered dulcimers, banjo dulcimer, cajon and box drum, folk and mountain harps, guitar, ukulele, violin or fiddle, harmonica, bow psaltery, cello and other percussion. The music spans Americana, international folk, and spiritual selections. The reception is free and open to the public, with original artwork, refreshments and easy conversation throughout.

Settle in on the Bentonville Square with blankets and lawn chairs for a free, family-friendly outdoor screening of The Lorax. Complimentary refreshments will be available thanks to event sponsors. This screening is part of Movie Nights on the Square, with a 2026 lineup that also includes Zootopia 2, National Treasure, Ratatouille, and Back to the Future. Sponsors include Cadillac of Bentonville, Arbor Vitae Chiropractic, Catalina Crunch, MadeGood, Product Connections, Bazooka Brands, and Roxberry.

Step into a drawing class that swaps strict rules for play and discovery. Explore loose, intuitive techniques with unexpected tools and processes to build lively lines, rich textures, and abstract shapes. Guided studio time pairs with a visit to the galleries, where you will look closely at how artists use gesture, motion, and inventive methods in their work. The experience welcomes every skill level, and participants leave with a collection of experimental pieces along with renewed freedom and curiosity in their mark making. All materials are provided. Tickets are $213, with a $177.50 rate for members and for adults 25 and under. Registration is available online or through Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335.

Start the evening at Eleven with a handcrafted cocktail created by talented mixologists, then continue to the Frank Lloyd Wright house for an engaging look at Wright and how geometry shapes his homes. This relaxed, spirited tour offers a fun way to explore Crystal Bridges. Tickets cost $25, with a $20 price for members.

Led by Linda Lopez, the Crystal Bridges Teaching Artist in Residence and an artist represented in the museum’s collection, this hands-on workshop invites learners ages 14 and up to shape imaginative abstract sculptures using pre-pigmented porcelain clay. Participants skip color mixing and move straight into building bold forms while exploring texture, repetition, movement, and form to develop a personal abstract vocabulary inspired by everyday observations. Demonstrations cover approachable handbuilding techniques and simple ways to blend, layer, and arrange colored porcelain. Everyone will create a small set of color samples and a series of playful, small-scale sculptural pieces that reflect individual discoveries. Alongside studio time, the class looks at how contemporary and historical ceramic artists, including Lopez, use color, line, and abstraction to turn familiar moments into sculptural expression. Designed for all skill levels, the experience encourages curiosity, experimentation, and creative play. Tickets are $249, with a discounted rate of $207.50 for members and for adults 25 and under. All materials are provided, and enrolled students receive access to Sunday open studio hours for independent practice. Registration is available online or by calling Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335.

Blessings To Go offers a drive-through food ministry in the Grace Chapel UMC parking lot, providing a complimentary box of groceries to anyone in need. There is no screening or paperwork required, simply pull through by car and pick up a box.

Thursday night is teen night at Rogers Public Library. Teens ages 13 to 18 can enjoy games, movies, and more. Updates will be shared on the event listing.

Explore a beginner friendly breathwork session designed to help you relax, release, and reset. Led by Joshua Beeney at Sacred Space Studio, this guided experience uses intentional breathing patterns and grounded support to encourage deeper breathing and give the body room to unwind. It is open to anyone, no prior experience is needed, and the small group format keeps the setting personal with limited space available. Participants often report deep ease in the nervous system, emotional release with greater clarity, a boost in energy and mental focus, a stronger connection to the body and intuition, and a renewed sense of calm and presence. Walk-ins are welcome. A recommended love donation from $25 to $50 can be offered at the door, with payment accepted by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App. For more information, contact Joshua Beeney at Joshua@integratinghealing.com.

Enjoy a ballet-inspired group fitness class that emphasizes posture while expanding range of motion through a variety of ballet and yoga positions. The session blends elements of ballet, yoga, and Pilates to offer a low impact workout with adjustable intensity that is both fun and challenging. Participants may bring an Entertainment Beverage from a local bar as long as it is in an Entertainment District Cup.

At Bentonville Square, this community-led tradition gathers local musicians and anyone with an acoustic instrument to make music, listen, and connect. Bring an instrument if you want to play, or bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the music. It is free to attend and open to all ages and skill levels. The gathering is supported by Downtown Bentonville Incorporated.

A welcoming night out in Bentonville for lesbians, queer folks, and gender-diverse community members age 30 and over. Expect an easygoing atmosphere for connection and dancing, plus custom cocktails at Loveless Cocktail Club. Resident vinyl DJ Rae Will spins a decades-spanning mix to set the mood. Tickets are available, priced at $12 in advance and $15 during the week of the event.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening of live hip hop and R&B as Courtyard Sessions: Hip Hop 101 returns at The Momentary’s Arvest Bank Courtyard. The lineup includes DJ D. Sewell, SpidaCrazy8, and Ace Mac performing on the drums, along with crowd-favorite sounds, free merch giveaways, and a special DJ set. Food and snacks will be available from The Momentary Food Truck, and the event is weather permitting. Admission is free and no tickets are required.