Springdale, AR
Springdale, AR

Events in Springdale

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JUL22
Family

Puzzle Club

Puzzle Club brings kids together for a playful mix of board games, puzzles, and cooperative group games. It is geared toward ages 7 to 12 and provides a friendly space to play and collaborate with peers.

Rogers Public Library
JUL22
Games & Entertainment

Freeplay Commander Night

There is no entry fee to play. Sign in through the companion app to claim a complimentary promo.

Chaos Games
JUL22
Family

Tail Waggin' Reads

Children read aloud to Ella, a certified therapy dog, in a comfortable reading session at the library. In the Children’s Library, each child takes a turn sharing a story with Ella, providing individual reading time in a cozy setting.

Rogers Public Library
JUL22
Food & Drink

Mongolian BBQ, Bingo & Karaoke Every Wednesday

A mix of Mongolian BBQ, bingo, and open mic karaoke brings a tradition from childhood on a military base in the Philippines to Northwest Arkansas. It celebrates community with shared laughs, flavorful food, and the fun of calling out winning numbers. Bingo is free to play. Pick your karaoke songs, play a few rounds of bingo, then step up to sing, and repeat. The menu centers on Mongolian BBQ and lumpia only. Create a stir fry with the house sauce by choosing your protein and vegetables, served with jasmine rice. Lumpia can be mixed and matched so you can try them all. A rotating Chef Special adds something new to explore.

Lasang Pinoy NWA
JUL22
Music

RiRo Rally

At Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale, the RiRo Rally gathers bikes, cold drinks, live music, and food for a casual meetup. The Loyal & Royal Army and riders from across the region share stories, with a segment airing on 94.9 before the in-person hangout carries on. Whether you ride or simply enjoy the scene, it is a laid-back way to connect and experience a roll in, roll out vibe.

Parsons Stadium
JUL22
Health & Wellness

Good Morning mat Pilates

Good Morning mat Pilates offers a reformer-inspired workout on the mat that is designed to be accessible and adaptable. Also known as Human Reformer, the session uses resistance bands so your body functions as the reformer, creating a versatile, full-body experience. With minimal equipment and a creative approach, it recreates the benefits of traditional reformer training without the large machines.

JUL22
Health & Wellness

Community Class

A free community class made possible by First United Methodist Church in Springdale. Capacity is limited, so please register in advance to reserve a spot. The format rotates from session to session and may include barre, willPower & grace, mat Pilates, strength, or stretch.

SelfLove Studio Fitness
JUL22
Sports

Friends of the Farmington Library Spirit Night

Naturals baseball at Arvest Ballpark doubles as a fundraiser for Friends of the Farmington Library. For each ticket purchased through the designated fundraiser link, $6 is directed to the organization. Families, friends, and supporters can enjoy the game together, with $1 hot dogs available in limited quantities.

Arvest Ballpark
JUL22
Health & Wellness

Slow Flow Yoga

Settle into a slow-flow yoga practice that links breath with movement to support the whole self. Begin with intention, then move mindfully to gently stretch and build strength, aligning mind and spirit and inviting a calm, centered feeling.

JUL23
Family

NWA Gem & Mineral Society

Bill Reynolds of the Northwest Arkansas Gem & Mineral Society presents an exploration of fossils, minerals, and dinosaurs. The program explains how fossils develop, highlights the ancient sea life that once inhabited the Ozarks, and points to places around the world where dinosaur remains have been discovered. It is suited to kids, teens, and adults with an interest in rocks, fossils, and prehistory.

Rogers Public Library
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

District 3 Senior State Queen Pageant

Springdale Health & Rehabilitation, in partnership with AHCA/AALA, presents the District 3 Senior State Queen Pageant at the UAMS Schmieding Center Auditorium. This event spotlights the beauty, grace, wisdom, and life stories of senior residents, featuring participants from across District 3 as they compete for the District 3 Senior State Queen title. It offers a warm tribute to seniors and a celebration of aging with dignity, confidence, and joy.

UAMS Schmieding Center Auditorium
JUL23
Health & Wellness

Women's Tactical Pen and Pepper Spray Self Defense Course

A women-only self-defense course centered on practical, discreet tools that can be carried almost anywhere. Enrollment includes a self-defense pen and pepper spray. Through hands-on instruction, participants learn techniques for using a tactical pen and ways to counter common choke holds. Hosted at NWA Tactical & Range in Rogers, class size is limited to 10 for focused attention.

NWA Tactical & Range
JUL23
Civic

Blessings To Go

Blessings To Go at Grace Chapel UMC provides a convenient drive-up grocery distribution in the church parking lot. A complimentary box of groceries is available, with no forms to fill out and no questions required.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Samantha's Garden + Onyx Coffee Lab Plant Bingo

An evening centered on coffee, community, and plants awaits at Onyx Coffee Lab Springdale. Samanthas Garden hosts a spirited night of Plant Bingo where good drinks, playful competition, and greenery come together. Admission includes one beverage of your choice, with options such as beer, wine, coffee, a cocktail, or a nonalcoholic drink, plus entry into six to eight rounds of bingo. Each round offers chances to win houseplants, distinctive planters, gift items, and other prizes for plant lovers. Whether you are growing an indoor collection or planning a fun outing with friends, expect a relaxed setting to sip something you enjoy and test your luck.

ONYX Coffee Lab (Springdale)
JUL23
Health & Wellness

Intro to Breathwork Experience

A beginner-friendly breathwork experience invites participants to relax, let go, and reset. Facilitated by Joshua Beeney at Sacred Space Studio, this small-group session uses intentional breathing patterns and steady guidance to help you reconnect with a powerful healing tool you already carry within you... your breath. The approach creates room for a fuller exhale and a sense of ease, and it is open to anyone curious about exploring breathwork, with no prior experience required. Many people report deep nervous system relaxation, emotional release with greater clarity, a boost in energy and focus, a stronger connection with the body and intuition, and a renewed feeling of calm and presence. For some, it becomes the moment they recognize how much they have been holding inside and how quickly release can begin in the right setting. Walk-ins are welcome, though space is limited due to the intimate group size. A love donation between $25 and $50 is suggested, and payment can be made by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App. For more information, contact Joshua Beeney at Joshua@integratinghealing.com.

JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Teen Thursday Night

Thursday nights at RPL are dedicated to teens ages 13 to 18, with games, movies, and more. Check this event for updates as details are shared.

Rogers Public Library
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Digimon Thursday Locals

A local tournament runs every Thursday, offering a consistent chance to play and compete. The entry fee is $5, store credit goes to the top half of the field, and promotional items are provided to all participants.

Games Explosion
JUL23
Health & Wellness

Cheers to Barre!

Enjoy a ballet-inspired barre workout that builds strong posture and explores range of motion through sequences rooted in ballet, yoga, and Pilates. This low-impact class offers adjustable intensity so it stays enjoyable while still providing a challenge. Participants are welcome to bring an Entertainment Beverage from a local bar if it is in an Entertainment District Cup.

JUL23
Sports

Night at the Ball Park

Addy’s Night at the Ball Park features the NWA Naturals at Arvest Ballpark. The event continues a community partnership with the Naturals, and proceeds from ticket sales support research focused on finding a cure for DIPG.

Arvest Ballpark
JUL23
Sports

NWA Naturals Game

Enjoy a NWA Naturals game at Arvest Ballpark while supporting the Arts Center. Attendees will be seated together in section 106, making it a simple outing for friends and families to share the action. Proceeds from tickets purchased through the provided page benefit the Arts Center. Ticket sales close before the game, so plan ahead to secure seats and enjoy the ballpark experience.

Arvest Ballpark
JUL23
Health & Wellness

Power Flow Yoga

Move with your breath to bring mind, body, and spirit into harmony. This practice invites you to set a personal intention that supports mental and spiritual alignment while you stretch and build strength, cultivating a renewed sense of calm.

JUL23
Civic

Thurs. Food Pantry

Guests are welcome to select free groceries from pantry shelves set up in the Grace Chapel sanctuary. A brief check-in with basic paperwork is part of the process, and caring volunteers are on hand to guide and assist throughout the visit. Families will also find Neighborhood Kids, a dedicated area where children can play and pick from kid-sized shelves while parents or guardians do their shopping. Thanks go to the volunteers and to Northwest Arkansas Food Bank, Central UMC, First UMC, and Bland Chapel Methodist of Rogers, Arkansas for helping make this ministry possible.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
JUL24
Family

The Reptile Lady @ Mary Rogers Park

Snakes, alligators, and lizards are the stars of a hands-on presentation with April Jackson, known as the Reptile Lady. Discover how to show care and respect for reptiles while meeting her live ambassador animals up close. The session welcomes participants of every age, and children must be accompanied by an adult for a safe and comfortable experience. This program takes place at Mary Rogers Park in South Bend.

Mary Rogers Park, South Bend
JUL24
Health & Wellness

Strength!

Discover a dynamic approach to strength training that reimagines traditional resistance work. Pumped Up Strength blends compound movement patterns with music driven by a strong beat to create a focused challenge. The session is designed to build muscle, condition fascia, and boost metabolism, turning strength training into an engaging and enjoyable experience.

JUL24
Music

Bill Skaggs | Tekilas

Bill Skaggs brings a live set to Tekilas Bar and Grill. This appearance is part of a recurring series of performances scheduled on select dates throughout the year.

Tekilas Bar and Grill
JUL24
Health & Wellness

Morning Mat Pilates

A mat Pilates session inspired by reformer training, also known as Human Reformer, uses resistance bands to turn the body into the apparatus. With minimal gear and a versatile, creative format, it captures the full-body benefits associated with reformer work without the large machines. The class is designed to be accessible and adaptable, offering a streamlined way to experience reformer-style movement on the mat.

JUL24
Music

Kuarzo

Kuarzo appears at Railyard Live, presented by La Zeta 95.7FM.

Butterfield Stage
JUL24
Dancing

Friday Two Dance Floors/Dance Class

Vibra Nightclub sets the scene for a full night of dancing with two house DJs and two dance floors, featuring Norteno y tropical rhythms. A salsa class with Instructor Zuma offers a chance to learn new steps and get comfortable on the floor. Admission is $10.

Vibra Night Club
JUL24
Comedy

Friday Night Open Mic

An updated open mic returns with a fresh format and a new night while keeping its bold, welcoming spirit. Performers from every medium are invited to take the stage, including comedy, music, poetry, spoken word, and anything that resists easy labels. Comedy will be part of the mix, but the spotlight is open to whatever voice or idea someone wants to share. The atmosphere encourages participants to bring friends, notes, nerves, and imaginative twists, relax, and enjoy the experience. Open to all.

Flashback Pizza and Milkshakes
JUL24
Workshops & Classes

Teen Cuisine

Build real-world kitchen confidence in a three-session, hands-on series for teens. Participants learn how to choose wholesome foods, put together simple meals and snacks, and add more physical activity to everyday life. Each class includes time to prep and taste a recipe, and ingredients are provided to take home so the featured dish can be made again later. Registration is required, and participants are expected to attend all three sessions. For ages 13 to 18. The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture upholds equal opportunity. For reasonable accommodations or materials in another format, contact the Benton County Extension Office at 479-271-1060 as soon as possible. Dial 711 for Arkansas Relay.

Rogers Public Library
JUL24
Food & Drink

Food Truck Fridays at McLarty Daniel CDJR Springdale

Food Truck Fridays at McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT in Springdale brings a rotating lineup of local food trucks to the dealership lot. This recurring series continues every Friday through the end of summer. Shoppers, service visitors, nearby workers, and anyone looking for a great lunch are welcome. A new featured food truck is announced each week, with updates shared throughout the season. Enjoy local flavors during a relaxed midday break while supporting local businesses.

McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat
JUL24
Health & Wellness

willPower & grace

Previously known as Cardio Yoga, willPower & grace blends energetic cardio training with mindful movement in a vigorous barefoot workout that uses no equipment. The class follows a clear, linear format that is easy to learn and welcoming to all experience levels, pairing strength work with an encouraging, growth-focused approach. Participants set goals and build on them, using barefoot cardio to condition the ankles, knees, and hips for better stability and smoother movement that can help reduce injury risk. With consistent practice, expect taller posture, more confident strides, and greater agility. It is more than a typical cardio sculpt class, it is a focused discipline created to support steady progress.

JUL24
Family

Rogers History Hunt

In honor of the nation’s 250th birthday, the City of Rogers presents a historical scavenger hunt set across multiple locations. Participants visit noteworthy spots while seeking prizes, with a grand prize drawing worth $250. The adventure starts online and guides players through a multi-stop experience.

Rogers Historical Museum
JUL25
Family

Car Show

CHOP Barbell celebrates another year with the return of its second car show. The event highlights builds of every kind, from classics and custom creations to muscle and imports, giving owners a chance to showcase their best presentation. Trophies will be awarded to the top entries. Expect upbeat energy, standout cars, and a welcoming CHOP family atmosphere. Vehicle entries are open for judging.

CHOP Barbell
JUL25
Fundraisers

Charity Car Show/Truck Pull Comp/Vendors

A charity car meet at Chop Barbell will raise funds for Special Olympics and includes a truck pull competition, vendors set up along the sides, and an inflatable bouncy house obstacle course. Vehicle entry is $20, with proceeds benefiting Special Olympics. The gym will be open to the public at no charge during the event. Spectators who are not entering the show will have separate parking. Those interested in cruising from Exit 88 Maverick to the gym can coordinate by sending a direct message or leaving a comment.

Rogers, Arkansas
JUL25
Fundraisers

2026 Nabor Fire Truck Pull

Teams compete to pull a 55,000 pound fire truck in a timed challenge, aiming for the fastest pull to earn the championship title. Family, friends, and supporters can cheer from the sidelines as participants pull for a purpose. Teams may take part or contribute through donations, with proceeds supporting Special Olympics Arkansas. The event is backed by New Vision Real Estate as Premier Underwriter, 12 Stones NWA and Coldwell Banker HMF as Trophy Underwriter, Smiley Team with Exit Realty Harper Carlton as DJ Underwriter, and Guaranteed Rate as the Frisco Station Underwriter.

Barbell Gym 277 N 46th St, Rogers, AR 72756-1836, United States
JUL25
Fundraisers

Make a Difference Silent Auction

In Remembrance Cat Sanctuary is hosting a silent auction at Wagon Wheel in Springdale to support the cats as well as Rufus and Ruby. Guests can browse and bid on a variety of themed baskets, including Baby, Family Game Night, Grill Master, Dog Lover, Cat Lover, Rest and Relax, Garage Guy, and a mystery basket. Bidders must be present to win, and payment for winning bids is accepted in cash, PayPal, or Cash App only.

Wagon Wheel Country Cafe
JUL25
Music

She Rocks NWA: Dawn Cate Band and more

AP Electric Band, Dawn Cate Band, and Leah & the Mojo Doctors come together for a summer showcase of women-led bands, weaving jazz fusion, blues, rock, and Americana into one energizing night that keeps NWA rocking.

Butterfield Stage
JUL25
Markets

Community Parking Lot Sale

Head to the Grove Parking Lot for a community parking lot sale marking the five-month countdown to Christmas, offering a friendly chance to clear out closets and garages and pass along favorite finds. Sellers can secure a space for $10, and Lowell residents receive a spot at no charge. Participants are welcome to share photos of the items they plan to bring. Look for a mix of goods that may include restaurant supplies, tables, chairs, and other surprises pulled from storage.

The Grove Comedy Club
JUL25
Fundraisers

American Legion Auxiliary Give 10 to Education School Supply Drive

Support students as they head back to school by contributing brand-new supplies. Donations will directly benefit young people in the community, including children from veteran families, so they can begin the year with a strong start in the classroom, fully equipped and confident.

Office Depot - Rogers 662
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Spanish for Beginners

Instructor Bill Dunning teaches an introductory Spanish class for adults at the Rogers Public Library. Attendees must register beforehand.

Rogers Public Library
JUL25
Markets

Farmers Market Storytime

Beneath the large tree opposite the Rail & Iron Horse at the Downtown Rogers Farmers Market, Bookseller Halli leads a family-friendly storytime with lively readings chosen from the children’s section. Enjoy the stories while exploring the market and supporting local farmers and vendors. This outdoor activity depends on the weather, so look to social media for any cancellation updates.

Downtown Rogers Farmers Market
JUL25
Health & Wellness

Happy Spine Yoga Series

New Hope Functional Chiropractic partners with Movement Driven Life to present a yoga stretch series dedicated to spinal health. Held in the courtyard at Village on the Creeks, each session focuses on a different area of the back. Attendance is flexible, with the option to sign up only for the weeks that fit your schedule. Bring a mat if you have one, and spare mats will be available to borrow at no cost. Movement Driven Life brings the joy of movement to the experience.

New Hope Functional Chiropractic
JUL26
Workshops & Classes

Pour Your Own Epoxy™

This hands-on workshop at Goat Lab Brewery & Taproom in Lowell, AR guides participants through creating a custom epoxy river piece for the home. Choose to make a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, a set of coasters, or a mini pair. Projects use premium black walnut and other select hardwoods, and each person can pick up to two epoxy colors upon arrival. After the session, each piece cures for about a week, then moves into a detailed finishing phase that typically takes 8 to 10 weeks. The overall timeline can vary based on class size and shipping arrangements. Finished projects are shipped to participants once complete. All ticket sales are final. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place. Each attendee age 12 and up needs a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

GOAT LAB Brewery
JUL26
Free

Community Meal Drive-Thru

At Grace Chapel, a drive-thru service provides free hot meals to take home, offered with no questions asked for both families and individuals. The food is prepared by a rotating team of local churches and families, with each group serving once a month. Support for the Community Meal comes from a grant through the Methodist Foundation for Arkansas and from local churches.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
JUL26
Games & Entertainment

Digimon Sunday Locals

This Digimon locals event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit goes to the top half of players, and promos are provided for everyone.

Games Explosion
JUL26
Workshops & Classes

Paint N Take Sundays

Take part in a free painting session where minis, paint, and workspace are provided. You are welcome to bring your own supplies if you prefer to use your own minis or favorite paints. Settle in for a relaxed creative break, whether you want to spend time with friends and family or enjoy some quiet time on your own.

Chaos Games
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Fixin' to be Stitchin'

Participants explore sewing, cross stitching, and embroidery with guidance from Kristin. Each week during the summer features a new hand stitched project. Best for ages 7 to 12.

Rogers Public Library
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

FREE Paint N Take Monday Nights!

This free painting session provides paints, minis, and space to get creative. Participants may bring their own paints and minis if they prefer. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while painting with friends and family, or take some time to work on your own.

JUL27
Family

Tail Waggin' Reads

Children can boost reading confidence by sharing stories with Ella, a therapy dog who is certified, in the Children’s Library. Each child takes a turn reading aloud in a calm, cozy setting that makes practice feel welcoming. Tail Waggin’ Reads offers a gentle, animal-assisted reading experience created especially for young readers.

Rogers Public Library
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Teen DIY

Teen DIY is a recurring program held on certain Mondays for teens ages 13 to 18. Details and registration are available through the event information link.

Rogers Public Library
JUL27
Health & Wellness

Good morning mat Pilates!

This mat-based Pilates session is accessible and adaptable, taking its cue from classic reformer training. Also called Human Reformer, it relies on simple resistance bands so your body becomes the reformer. With minimal gear and lots of versatility, the class offers a creative approach that delivers full-body results similar to traditional reformer work, without the bulky machines.

JUL27
Health & Wellness

Pilates Party!

This reformer-inspired mat Pilates class is both adaptable and accessible. Using only resistance bands, the Human Reformer approach turns the body into the reformer, delivering a full-body workout that mirrors traditional reformer training without bulky equipment. With minimal gear and plenty of versatility, the format stays creative while enhancing every movement.

JUL28
Art & Culture

Free 4th Tuesday Social Paint Night

Artists and creatives come together at ANA Studio for a relaxed Social Paint Night centered on making art alongside others. Participants can bring a work in progress or start something new. Tables will be set up, and personal easels are welcome. There is time to talk about projects, exchange ideas, and find encouragement in a supportive group setting. Finger foods are available. Free and open to the public.

ANA Studio
JUL28
Workshops & Classes

First United Studio of Art

A summer art class for children ages 3 through rising 5th grade offers a weekly creative small group where participants create unique works of art. Each session focuses on completing a one-of-a-kind project, with all work finished at the church to keep things simple for families. Questions or concerns about materials or projects can be directed to Ms. Carie. The atmosphere welcomes creativity and does not mind a little mess.

JUL28
Art & Culture

Club de Lectura en Español (Spanish Book Club)

This adult Spanish book club offers a warm space for bilingual readers, Spanish speakers, and anyone interested in reading and conversation in Spanish. Sessions are conducted primarily in Spanish and explore themes of identity, migration, memory, and belonging. This meeting centers on Mi nombre es Emilia del Valle by Isabel Allende.

Rogers Public Library
JUL28
Health & Wellness

willPower & grace

Previously known as Cardio Yoga, willPower & grace blends mindful movement with vigorous cardio for a sweat-worthy, dynamic fitness experience. It is a barefoot, equipment-free format guided by a supportive, strength-building philosophy. This practice is structured and easy to follow, encouraging focused effort for all levels while emphasizing clear goal setting and steady progress. Training without shoes builds stability in the ankles, knees, and hips to promote efficient movement and reduce injury risk. Over time, participants can expect improved posture, a more confident stride, and greater agility. More than a typical cardio sculpt class, it unites willpower and graceful movement into a single, disciplined program.

JUL28
Health & Wellness

Yoga Flow

This yoga flow session weaves breath with mindful movement to nurture a harmonious connection between mind, body, and spirit. Expect a focus on intention setting to encourage mental and spiritual alignment, along with stretching and strength-building sequences that support the body and foster a calm, centered finish.

JUL28
Workshops & Classes

Hand Sewing Table Mat

Experience the art of slow stitching in a calm, creative class led by Jean, a slow-stitch expert. In this interactive session, participants will hand sew small fabric pieces to form a panel, then turn that panel into a unique table mat.

JUL28
Health & Wellness

Lunchtime Strength

This dynamic strength workout features the Pumped Up Strength format, a music-driven approach that refreshes traditional resistance training. Compound, full-body movements line up with the beat to challenge multiple muscle groups at once, support fascia health, and kickstart metabolism. The upbeat flow keeps you engaged so strength work feels effective and fun.

JUL29
Games & Entertainment

Freeplay Commander Night

This event is free to play. Sign in through the companion app to receive a complimentary promo.

Chaos Games
JUL29
Family

Puzzle Club

Puzzle Club brings kids together for board games, puzzles, and team play. Recommended for ages 7 to 12.

Rogers Public Library
JUL29
Games & Entertainment

Mongolian BBQ, Bingo & Karaoke Every Wednesday

Wednesday nights bring a lively mix of Mongolian BBQ, free bingo, and open mic karaoke. Inspired by childhood evenings on a Philippine military base where sizzling bowls and lucky numbers meant community and laughter, this tradition now comes to Northwest Arkansas. The flow is easy to follow. Choose your karaoke songs, play a few rounds of bingo, then step up to sing, and keep alternating throughout the night. Bingo is free to play. The menu focuses on Mongolian BBQ and lumpia. Build a stir fry with a house sauce by selecting your protein and vegetables, served with jasmine rice. Mix and match lumpia to sample different varieties. A rotating chef special is featured each week to keep things fresh.

Lasang Pinoy
JUL29
Music

RiRo Rally

At Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale, the RiRo Rally brings together the Loyal & Royal Army and riders from across the region for an easygoing meetup. Bikes set the scene alongside cold drinks, live music, and food, with plenty of stories shared as people spend time together. It suits dedicated riders as well as anyone who simply enjoys the vibe.

Parsons Stadium
JUL29
Health & Wellness

Good Morning mat Pilates

An adaptable and accessible mat Pilates session inspired by the reformer. Also called Human Reformer, it uses resistance bands so your body becomes the reformer. With minimal equipment and plenty of versatility, this class offers a creative approach that delivers full-body benefits similar to traditional reformer work, all on the mat and without bulky machines.

JUL29
Comedy

Rob Schneider

Rob Schneider performs stand-up. An actor, comedian, screenwriter, and director, he is a veteran of the award-winning NBC sketch show Saturday Night Live and has built a wide-ranging career in film and television, from starring roles in Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, The Animal, The Hot Chick, Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, and The Benchwarmers to appearances in Grown Ups, The Waterboy, Little Nicky, The Longest Yard, 50 First Dates, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, and You Don’t Mess With the Zohan. He also narrated the animated film 8 Crazy Nights and appeared in Netflix releases The Wrong Missy and Hubie Halloween, as well as Home Team, starring Kevin James. On television he starred in the NBC sitcom Men Behaving Badly and the CBS comedy Rob, and he produced, directed, and starred in the Netflix series Real Rob. His Netflix special Asian Momma, Mexican Kids shared stories from his family life and closed with a duet featuring his daughter Elle King. Born in San Francisco to a Filipino and Caucasian family, with a Jewish father and Catholic mother, his mixed heritage has long been a theme in his comedy, and he continues to tour across the country and abroad.

The Grove Comedy Club
JUL29
Health & Wellness

FREE Community Class!

This free community class is offered at no cost thanks to the support of First United Methodist Church in Springdale. The workout style varies by session, with options that may include barre, willPower & grace, mat Pilates, strength, and stretch. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required to secure a spot.

JUL29
Family

Stuffie Museum Sleepover

The Rogers Historical Museum is hosting a sleepover party just for stuffed animals. Children can drop off a favorite plush friend to create a name tag, craft a cozy blanket, and take a photo together before saying goodnight. After hours, the stuffies will enjoy activities, games, stories, and snacks, with photos of their nighttime adventures shared on the museum’s Facebook and Instagram. The fun continues the next day when kids and families return for a summer adventure party with story time, a snack, a gallery scavenger hunt, and a hands-on craft. Recommended for ages 3 to 12. One stuffie per child. This free program requires registration and has limited space.

Rogers Historical Museum
JUL29
Workshops & Classes

Scrappy 4~Patch Quilt Block

Start your quilting journey by making a classic scrappy four patch block in a class designed for beginners. Participants receive a charm pack with 42 pre cut squares and are guided through cutting, piecing, pressing, and assembling the block. Suitable for new quilters or anyone looking for a speedy, enjoyable project.

JUL29
Health & Wellness

Slow Flow Yoga

This slow-flow practice centers on breath-led movement that brings body, mind, and spirit into harmony. Participants set intentions to support that alignment while lengthening and building strength in the body, settling into a steadier, more restful calm.

JUL30
Workshops & Classes

Open Sew

Open Sew is a low-key, creative meetup where participants bring works in progress, use studio tools, and have space to sew. A host is available for guidance when a project stalls or when a second opinion would help, while the session itself is not instructional. It takes place one Thursday evening each month, offering inspiration and support as you move your sewing forward.

JUL30
Health & Wellness

Lean In: Women Under 50

This supportive group is for women who received a cancer diagnosis before turning 50. It offers space for anyone at any stage, including those recently diagnosed, in active treatment, living with metastatic disease, or focusing on survivorship. For questions, email Shawnna.Allbritton@HopeCancerResources.org.

Hope Cancer Resources
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Intro to Breathwork Experience

Explore foundational breathwork in a calm, supportive setting at Sacred Space Studio. Guided by Joshua Beeney, this weekly experience introduces simple, intentional breathing patterns and steady guidance that help the body unwind and the mind settle. It is designed for beginners and for anyone curious about using the breath as a practical tool for self care. Participants often notice deep ease throughout the nervous system, emotional release with clearer insight, increased energy and sharper focus, a stronger connection with the body and intuition, and a renewed sense of calm and presence. This is a small group experience with limited spots, and walk ins are welcome. A recommended love donation of 25 to 50 dollars is accepted at the door by cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App.

JUL30
Games & Entertainment

Teen Thursday Night

RPL hosts a dedicated teen night for ages 13 to 18, featuring games, movies, and other activities. Check the event for updates as more details are shared.

Rogers Public Library
JUL30
Civic

Blessings To Go

Blessings To Go brings a drive-through food ministry to the parking lot of Grace Chapel UMC, where a complimentary box of groceries is provided with no questions asked. The pickup process is simple and welcoming for a quick, hassle-free experience.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
JUL30
Games & Entertainment

Digimon Thursday Locals

Weekly Thursday local tournaments are available. Entry is $5, with store credit awarded to the top half of participants, and promos provided to all.

Games Explosion
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Cheers to Barre!

Take part in a ballet-inspired group fitness class that emphasizes posture and mobility through movements rooted in ballet and yoga. The workout blends techniques from ballet, yoga, and Pilates for a low impact experience with intensity you can tailor to your needs. It is designed to be both enjoyable and challenging. Participants may bring an Entertainment Beverage from a local bar, provided it is in an Entertainment District Cup.

SelfLove Studio Fitness
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Power Flow Yoga

Power Flow Yoga centers on linking breath with movement to nurture connection among mind, body, and spirit. The practice encourages setting an intention to support alignment of thoughts and spirit, while stretching and strengthening help build stability and ease. The focus on mindful movement aims to cultivate clarity and a renewed sense of calm.

JUL30
Civic

Thurs. Food Pantry

Free food is available from pantry shelves in the Grace Chapel sanctuary, where shoppers can choose what they need. A small amount of paperwork is required, and friendly, caring volunteers assist throughout the process. Neighborhood Kids provides a place for children to play and even pick items from kid-sized shelves while parents or guardians do their shopping. This ministry is supported by dedicated volunteers and by Northwest Arkansas Food Bank, Central UMC, First UMC, and Bland Chapel Methodist of Rogers, AR.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Red Cross Blood Drive

Take part in a community blood drive with the American Red Cross at McLarty Daniel Chevrolet in Springdale. Donations collected support patients in need, and every contribution counts. Both first-time and returning donors are welcome. Scheduling an appointment is recommended, and walk-ins are accepted. The drive takes place in the dealership showroom and is part of ongoing blood drives hosted across McLarty Daniel locations.

McLarty Daniel Chevrolet
JUL30
Workshops & Classes

1:1 Longarm Initial Course w/ La Dawnya

Gain confidence with a longarm quilting machine through a relaxed, one-on-one lesson tailored to your needs. A LODCH instructor will walk you through setup, threading, troubleshooting, and core quilting techniques, or stay nearby if you are already comfortable and just want supervised access. After you complete the course, you are eligible to rent the longarm machine for your own projects. This is suited to beginners as well as anyone who wants reassurance before quilting independently.

JUL30
Food & Drink

BeaverTails in Rogers @ Benchmark

BeaverTails comes to Rogers for a lunchtime visit at Benchmark Group, featuring authentic Canadian poutine with new choices and a lineup of gourmet hot dogs. Their signature whole wheat pastries are hand stretched into the classic beaver tail shape, served hot and finished with a variety of toppings. A Canadian favorite since 1978, this midday stop highlights comfort food and a sweet finish.

Benchmark Group
JUL31
Workshops & Classes

French Seam Market Tote

This beginner friendly sewing class teaches how to make a beautiful, durable market tote using classic French seams. You will practice sewing clean, fully enclosed seams and create a stylish everyday bag suited to shopping, library trips, or carrying your essentials.

Center for Nonprofits at St. Mary's
JUL31
Health & Wellness

Strength!

This dynamic strength training session features Pumped Up Strength, a format that blends compound movement patterns with rhythmic, beat-driven music to refresh traditional resistance training. It is designed to strengthen muscles and fascia and support metabolism, making strength work feel fun.

JUL31
Health & Wellness

Morning Mat Pilates

A mat-based Pilates class inspired by classic reformer training, also called Human Reformer. Using only resistance bands, this session has you work as your own reformer for a creative, full body practice. The format is adaptable and accessible, delivering the feel and benefits of reformer work while keeping equipment to a minimum.

JUL31
Music

Mannie Fresh and DJ Paul

DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia and Mannie Fresh of Cash Money Records step into a live, hit-for-hit showcase with a single band backing both artists. The program honors Southern hip-hop, with each producer presenting the major tracks they produced, influenced, and helped bring to prominence. It is framed as a celebration rather than a battle, pairing Memphis and New Orleans mainstays on the same stage for one night only.

The Victory Theater
JUL31
Family

Summer Movie Series - SpongeBob: The Search for SquarePants

Springdale Parks and Recreation returns in 2026 with a Summer Movie Series featuring four free movie nights across multiple parks and facilities. This stop showcases Spongebob Movie: Search for SquarePants as a free dive-in screening at Springdale Aquatic Center. Movies start after dark. The season also includes Lilo & Stitch at Luther George Park, Minecraft Movie at C.L. ‘Charlie’ and Willie George Park, and Zootopia 2 at Shaw Family Park. Support for the series comes from presenting sponsor OzarksGo, with popcorn and refreshments provided by City Church NWA.

Springdale Aquatic Center
JUL31
Dancing

Friday Two Dance Floors/Dance Class

Vibra Nightclub hosts a night filled with music and movement, featuring sets by two house DJs and a pair of dance floors dedicated to norteno and tropical styles. The evening starts with a salsa class taught by Instructor Zuma, then shifts into a full club experience across both rooms. Admission is $10.

Vibra Night Club
JUL31
Comedy

Friday Night Open Mic

A refreshed open mic arrives with a new format and a new night while keeping the familiar Brave Mic spirit. Performances of every kind are welcome, including comedy, music, poetry, spoken word, and pieces that defy easy labels. Comedians will be part of the mix, but the stage is open for any style. Participants can bring friends, nerves, notes, voices, and offbeat ideas. The atmosphere is relaxed and geared toward having a good time, and it is open to all.

Flashback Pizza and Milkshakes
JUL31
Food & Drink

Food Truck Fridays

Food Truck Fridays brings a rotating lineup of local food trucks to McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT in Springdale. The series continues every Friday through the end of summer, creating a convenient lunch stop on the lot for anyone shopping for a vehicle, visiting the service department, working nearby, or simply craving something tasty. A new featured truck is announced each week, with updates shared throughout the season. Enjoy a flavorful Friday break while supporting local businesses at this recurring lunchtime gathering.

McLarty Daniel Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat
JUL31
Health & Wellness

willPower & grace

Formerly known as Cardio Yoga, willPower & grace offers a dynamic fusion workout that pairs cardiovascular challenge with mindful movement. This equipment-free session is done barefoot and embraces an uplifting, strength-focused approach. Built as a clear, linear program that is easy to follow, it welcomes all fitness levels and emphasizes focused effort, goal setting, and steady progress. Through barefoot cardio training, the class targets stability in the ankles, knees, and hips to support efficient movement and help reduce the risk of injury. With consistent practice, participants can experience taller posture, more confident strides, and improved agility. It is more than a cardio sculpt class... it is a disciplined method that develops willpower and grace from the ground up.

JUL31
Civic

Rogers History Hunt - Ends August 29

Rogers marks the nation’s 250th birthday with a historical scavenger hunt set across several locations. Participants visit fun and interesting spots as they play for prizes, plus a drawing for a $250 grand prize.

Rogers Historical Museum
AUG1
Family

6th Annual Cars, Cops & Burgers

The 6th annual Cars, Cops and Burgers brings a day of vehicles, food, drinks, music, and prizes to Pig Trial Harley Davidson. Onsite registration is available for those who are not pre-registered, and pre-registered participants can pick up printed dash cards in the registration area on the day of the show. Vehicle entry is $30 with pre-registration or $35 on show day, and entrants may add extra classes for an additional fee. Clubs can compete for an award recognizing the group with the strongest participation, and club members remain eligible for individual trophies. Trophies will be presented for first, second, and third place in every class, along with Best in Show and a People’s Choice award. Classes include Exotic Supercar of any year, Modern Car from 1998 to present, Classic Car from 1980 to 1997, Antique Car before 1979, Modern Truck from 1998 to present, Classic Truck from 1980 to 1997, Antique Truck before 1979, Modern Muscle Car from 1998 to present, Classic Muscle Car from 1998 and earlier, Hot Rod of any year, Under Construction for all makes and years, Special Interest for all makes and years, Import Vehicle of any year, Police Vehicle of any year, and Motorcycles of any year.

AUG1
Fundraisers

NWA Parrot 🦜 Head Club “Beach House” Party

A purpose-driven celebration from the Northwest Arkansas Parrot Head Club, this yearly benefit pairs high-spirited fun with meaningful support for a great cause. It offers a lively atmosphere and turns good times into doing good.

AUG1
Family

Back to School Bash 2026

Grace Chapel UMC in Rogers hosts a back to school bash focused on preparing 500 students for a successful year. School aged children can pick up free backpacks with essential school supplies, enjoy healthy snack packs, and receive complimentary haircuts. Hometown heroes will visit with their service vehicles so kids can explore and learn about them. Parents and caregivers can access helpful resources on site, including assistance with applications for free school lunch, DHS services, and more. Quantities are limited, children must be present to receive backpacks and supplies, and distribution is first come, first served.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
AUG1
Outdoor Recreation

HOG2075 Weekend Getaway

Ride the Mother Road with a weekend getaway to Springfield, Missouri, celebrated as the birthplace of Route 66. The Pig Trail H.O.G. Chapter is planning an overnight group ride featuring scenic roads, rich Route 66 history, neon lights, food stops, and time with fellow riders. Expect a guided ride to and from Springfield, plus additional guided routes led by Jon and Valerie Goodnight. The itinerary includes a stop in Uranus, Missouri, and an evening cruise to Neon Park for photo opportunities. Group lunch and dinner options will be coordinated, while lodging or camping is arranged individually, with suggestions listed on the signup sheet. For details, contact Peder and Laura Berg at Activities@pigtrailhog.com. A signup sheet is available.

Pig Trail Harley-Davidson
AUG1
Workshops & Classes

Spanish for Beginners

Adults who are new to Spanish can get started with a beginner-friendly course led by instructor Bill Dunning at the Rogers Public Library. The class focuses on building a strong foundation through approachable lessons and supportive practice. Registration is necessary.

Rogers Public Library
AUG1
Family

Farmers Market Storytime

Storytime comes to the Downtown Rogers Farmers Market with Bookseller Halli sharing energetic read alouds from the children's section. Enjoy the readings while supporting local farmers and market vendors. Look for the gathering under the large shade tree across from the Rail & Iron Horse. This outdoor program is dependent on the weather.

Downtown Rogers Farmers Market
AUG1
Workshops & Classes

Sewing 101

Get comfortable with a sewing machine in a class designed for beginners. The session introduces the main components of the machine, explains how each part functions, and teaches core skills like threading and sewing straight lines. All equipment and materials are provided. Expect a supportive environment that builds confidence at the machine while sharing practical tips along the way.

Center for Nonprofits at St. Mary's
AUG2
Groups & Meetups

The Book Club

Beehive Book Club gathers at Bee Well Yoga for a conversation centered on Dancing Light by yogi and teacher Tao Porchon-Lynch. The book encourages living fully and unapologetically, highlighting limitless potential, the power of a smile, and seeing each day as a new beginning. A guiding line captures the spirit: “Inhale life, exhale strife, and dance to your own rhythm.” In a yoga-centered spirit, the discussion explores how attitude, joy, and the willingness to begin again can shape life on and off the mat, with space for reading, reflection, and connection within the Bee Well community.

Bee Well Yoga
AUG2
Civic

Community Meal Drive-Thru

The Community Meal Drive-Thru at Grace Chapel offers a no-questions-asked, free, hot meal packaged to go for individuals and families to take home. Meals are prepared by a group of local churches and families. The program is supported through a grant from the Methodist Foundation for Arkansas and by the local churches.

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church
AUG2
Games & Entertainment

Digimon Sunday Locals

A local Digimon event with a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and every participant receives a promo.

Games Explosion
AUG2
Sports

Blacktop Sunday

Celebrate the pulse of the NWA automotive community as Blacktop Promotions brings this gathering back with an even larger showcase of standout builds and passionate enthusiasts from across the region. Expect a wide range of machines, from supercars and exotics to metric motor builds and motorcycles, along with drifters, drag racers, and rugged overland rigs. Fans of high performance speed, off road capability, and the clean lines of beloved classics will all find something to admire. Complimentary donuts set a welcoming tone, while up tempo music fuels a lively social atmosphere. The event is relaxed, family friendly, and designed for connection. There is no charge for entry, and optional registration helps attendees receive updates about special guests, potential schedule or weather changes, and text reminders for future editions. This production is presented with the support of 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.

South Pinnacle Hills Parkway
AUG2
Games & Entertainment

NavDash: Inferno

NavDash: Inferno is an on-the-road navigation challenge where drivers and co-drivers turn a 30 mile radius into a live strategy game. Using the WayHopper app, teams choose their own routes to reach more than 50 hidden checkpoints, make real-time decisions, and climb a running leaderboard. The objective is simple and intense, collect the highest score within a two hour window to win. Scoring rewards smart planning, with higher point values the farther you travel from the starting area. The first check-in must occur at Blacktop Sunday to remain eligible for prizes. Every stop requires a quick selfie that includes everyone in the vehicle, which is shared live in the app. Players stay connected through in-app photos, WhatsApp messaging, and a comprehensive leaderboard that shows standings throughout the game. After two hours, check-ins close automatically. Entry is $20 per vehicle, with prizes for the top three finishers. The payout is 70 percent for first place, 20 percent for second, and 10 percent for third, drawn from a prize pool equal to half of all entry fees collected. For the best experience, use a co-driver to handle navigation, study checkpoint values before each move, account for traffic, and bring a backup power source for your phone. A reliable data connection is required for WayHopper, and some locations may offer Wi-Fi. Each checkpoint has an approximately 600 foot check-in radius. If your phone’s GPS drifts, toggling your connection and reopening the app can help. All participants must follow traffic laws and posted speed limits, since efficient routing and smart decisions, not speed, determine the outcome.

Blacktop Sunday
AUG2
Health & Wellness

TrailMix Together

Trailmix Together convenes at McAuley Hall at the Center for Nonprofits for a gathering guided by the theme The Long Haul. The program explores resilience, grief, and how people continue moving forward through periods of hardship and change, creating room for candid conversation, connection, and encouragement. Guest speaker Lori Carter, an ANFT Certified Forest Therapy Guide and proprietor of Interconnected Forest Therapy, will help facilitate discussion around perseverance in difficult times. An activity for children will take place during the event, with more details to be shared. The setting is open and relaxed, inviting thoughtful dialogue, personal reflection, and community building.

McAuley Hall at the Center for Nonprofits at St. Mary's
AUG2
Free

Free Paint N Take Sundays

A free painting session with paints, minis, and workspace provided. Participants may bring their own paints and minis if they prefer. The setting is relaxed, offering a chance to paint with friends and family or enjoy some quiet creative time alone.

Chaos Games
AUG3
Health & Wellness

Brain Games

The Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education is bringing its Brain Games program to the Lowell Senior Activity Center. Health Education Specialist Carrie Hamblin leads enjoyable, thought provoking Brain Games sessions offered on a recurring basis at the center.

Lowell Senior Activity Center
AUG4
Family

NWA Homeschool Fair

Connect with local providers and organizations that support the homeschool community. Goodie bags will be available for the first 100 visitors, limited to one per family.

First Baptist Church
AUG4
Music

Wynonna Judd and Melissa Etheridge

Wynonna Judd and Melissa Etheridge bring the Raised On Radio Tour to Walmart AMP. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket benefits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, advancing efforts to better understand and treat childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases, as well as Steps of Faith, which helps provide prosthetic care and financial support for amputees. Melissa Etheridge will contribute $1 from each ticket to the Etheridge Foundation, which funds research into plant medicines and innovative therapies that address the root causes of opioid use disorder and promote healing. Ticket options include a public onsale, fan club and Spotify presales, VIP package offerings, and a Wynonna membership bundle.

Walmart AMP
AUG5
Workshops & Classes

Bookcraft workshop

Dana, a volunteer, leads an adults-only bookcraft workshop focused on creating what some call junk journals, with the emphasis on having fun. Participants are encouraged to bring their own ephemera, and additional supplies will be provided for use.

The Friendly Bookstore
AUG5
Games & Entertainment

Uno Tournament

A monthly Uno tournament featuring friendly competition, chances to play a decisive Draw 4 against opponents, and prizes for participants. Participation is free.

Dice Goblins' Cafe
AUG5
Groups & Meetups

Coffee & Calling

Faith in the Field is relaunching as a community for Christian real estate professionals who want to connect, encourage one another, and keep their work grounded in faith. With this refresh, the monthly coffee meetup takes on the new name Coffee & Calling. Each gathering features coffee, time to mingle with others in the industry, introductions around the room, giveaways, and a message from a local speaker. The focus is to grow closer to Jesus through both business and daily life. Coffee & Calling continues on the first Wednesday of each month.

AUG6
Theater

Til Death Do Us Part - Murder Mystery Dinner Theater

A wedding for Daisy Mae and Tommy sets the scene at Shady Times Trailer Park, and the celebration quickly turns into a homespun mystery when someone turns up dead. With neighbors hiding secrets and twists at every turn, try to piece together the clues and identify the culprit before they slip away. Dress to match the theme, whether that means crisp jeans, a throwback hairstyle, or playful country attire like cutoff shorts and a halter top, then settle in for plenty of laughs, surprises, and a full dinner. Your ticket includes a meal choice with a non-alcoholic drink, with options such as a gourmet burger with sides, a quarter-pound all-beef hot dog with sides, or a hummus and veggie plate. Prizes will be awarded for the best outfit, for correctly naming the murderer, and for the most creative response.

The Grove Comedy Club
AUG7
Music

Wingin' It

Take Cover returns to JJ's Grill Springdale for a live appearance.

JJ's Grill Springdale
AUG7
Sports

Dustin's Dream Night @ the Naturals

Arvest Ballpark, home of the NW Arkansas Naturals, hosts an evening of baseball capped by a fireworks show after the game. Ticket purchases made through Dustin's Dream support its ongoing work, with up to half of the proceeds benefiting the Dustin Chamberlain Memorial Foundation. Only tickets bought through Dustin's Dream count toward this benefit. Before the game, pick up tickets at the Dustin's Dream will-call table located outside the Arvest gate.

Arvest Ballpark Home Of The NW Arkansas Naturals
AUG7
Health & Wellness

The Hope Brigade: Mens Support Group

Men navigating cancer will find a welcoming space to connect, share, and support one another at every stage of the journey. This support group offers both in person and virtual participation. For questions, email Charles.Johnston@HopeCancerResources.org.

Hope Cancer Resources
AUG7
Family

Swim meet up!

A swim meetup at Springdale Aquatic Park brings homeschoolers together to enjoy the water and connect with one another. A pavilion area is reserved as a central place to meet fellow attendees. Admission is $5 at the door.

Springdale Aquatic Park
AUG8
Games & Entertainment

Trade It Forward Card Show

Billed as the biggest Trade It Forward Charity Card Show yet, this community gathering brings together collectors, players, families, and local vendors for a full day of trading, tournaments, and card-focused fun. Whether the focus is Pokémon, Magic, Riftbound, sports cards, or simple curiosity, there is something for everyone. At its core, the event is about giving back, with entries, vendors, and sponsors helping support local families and children facing food insecurity in Northwest Arkansas. The day offers chances to connect with fellow enthusiasts, make trades, and enjoy friendly competition while contributing to a meaningful cause. Vendor and sponsor signups will be available online.

The Jones Center Ice Arena
AUG8
Sports

Wags & Bags

Now in its fifth year, Wags & Bags features both cornhole and pickleball in a single event.

Matrix NWA
AUG9
Family

Funday Sunday: Free Ice Skating & Swimming!

Funday Sunday at the Jones Center is a no-cost community outing for families and neighbors. The series usually takes place on the second Sunday of the month and rotates between free ice skating and swimming, sometimes both. This installment features free swimming in the indoor pools. Plans are subject to change.

Jones Center
AUG9
Music

Monthly Beginner Jam

Enjoy a relaxed slow jam centered on traditional Old Time and Bluegrass tunes. The unhurried pace makes space to savor the melodies and play together with ease.

Springdale Senior Center
AUG15
Family

Crush Zone

Crush Zone brings a high‑octane monster truck spectacle to Parsons Stadium, also known as Rodeo of the Ozarks, in Springdale. Presented by Called To Action Events, this single‑show event features monster truck stars Tailgator, Smashosaurus, Raminator and Rampdemption, with the lineup subject to change. A fan fest includes rides in the Wheels of Freedom truck, and the program also showcases Backyard Bashers Pro Tough Truck Racing, pro lawn mower racing that can reach 50 mph, plus giveaways and a variety of food. Called To Action Events is an Arkansas based organizer with experience producing monster truck shows.

Rodeo of the Ozarks-Parsons Stadium
AUG15
Groups & Meetups

Ruddington Cars & Coffee

Ruddington Media debuts its first event with a cars and coffee gathering at the Rogers Convention Center and Hilton Suites. Presented in collaboration with Express Rally, this meet has been rescheduled.

Rogers Convention Center
AUG15
Sports

Pickle-looza

Part of the Summer in the City series on the Jones Center campus, this third annual mixed doubles pickleball tournament invites friendly competition for every skill level. Teams of two face off in a bracket format with medals and a full year of bragging rights on the line. Participants must be 16 or older, and one registration covers both partners. The entry fee is $50 per team, and a registration deadline applies. The field is limited to 20 teams, split into two brackets of up to 10 teams each. The Blue bracket is for ratings 2.5 to 3.2, and the White bracket is for ratings 3.3 to 3.9. Play begins with pool rounds featuring four pools of five teams where each team competes in four matches, and tie breakers are decided by total points scored. Teams then move into bracket play seeded by their pool results, with top finishers receiving the most favorable positions and last place teams the least. The tournament concludes with double elimination bracket play.

Jones Center
AUG16
Family

TrailMix Sunday : Park/ Splash Pad Day

Cool off with TrailMix NWA at a Park and Splash Pad Day at Ward Nail Park in Lowell. The setting includes wide grassy areas, playground equipment, and a water play zone, creating an easygoing summer outing for families and friends. Splash in the water, spend time on the playground, or relax in the shade and chat, with plenty of room to spread out and move at a comfortable pace. Pack towels, sunscreen, drinking water, snacks, and any other items that help you stay comfortable in warm weather. Expect a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere centered on connection, play, and community.

Ward Nail Park
AUG19
Career

Women In Networking NWA Monthly Luncheon

This monthly luncheon gathers women from across the community for purposeful networking, meaningful conversations, and personal and professional growth in a warm, inclusive setting. Attendees can connect with peers, hear motivating speakers and shared stories, exchange ideas, and build authentic relationships in a supportive environment focused on development and connection. It welcomes entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders, as well as anyone hoping to widen their circle, offering a space to be yourself and leave with fresh encouragement and new connections. The gathering takes place at Napoli’s in Rogers, Arkansas.

Napoli's in Rogers Arkansas
AUG20
Workshops & Classes

100. 3rd Thursday Photo Walk - Fayetteville

Explore photography on a guided walk with professional photographers and tech reps while learning how to get the most from your camera and capturing fresh images along the way. The group meets at Mr. Taco Loco in Downtown Springdale. This free, single-session outing runs about 1.5 to 2 hours and has no prerequisites. To make the most of it, consider bringing a camera, a lens, a tripod, a memory card, a speedlight or strobes, filters, a shutter release, and an extra battery. Group size may be limited and can vary by store location.

AUG21
Music

Cody Rawlings Live @ Shirley’s

Gather with friends for live music from Cody Rawlings, with tasty food and drinks to complement a high-energy night.

Shirley's Bar
AUG22
Festivals

NWACC 29th Annual Summer’s End Corvette Show

The Northwest Arkansas Corvette Club presents the 29th Annual Summer’s End Corvette Show at Holiday Inn Springdale and the NWA Convention Center. This move brings everything to one convenient hub, adding room for more cars, a larger mix of vendors, clothing and merchandise booths, and a wider selection of food options. With all activities in a single location, participants and guests can enjoy the show without driving between sites.

Holiday Inn Springdale & NWA Convention Center
AUG29
Sports

Summer Sizzler- Fayetteville

Set at JB Hunt Elementary, this family friendly race welcomes every pace and fitness level with multiple distances to choose from. Packet pickup is available on race day, the Kids Dash gathers at the start line and participants are guided to their starting area, and the National Anthem precedes the main start. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent right after participants finish. Every registration includes a designer shirt, a custom medal, chip timing with live results and awards, free photos, and a complimentary Kona Ice at the finish, along with plenty of fun. The 5K, 10K, and 15K registrations include a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The 1 Mile option is untimed and also includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The Kids Dash is a fun, untimed event for ages 10 and under that comes with a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a kid specific medal. Children who wish to participate in the Kids Dash without the included swag are welcome to run at no cost. Youth based pricing is available for the 5K and 10K, with ages 12 and under priced at $17. Shirt availability is guaranteed for those who register by midnight on the Thursday that falls two Thursdays before race day.

JB Hunt Elementary
AUG30
Family

Family Fun Day

Family Fun Day returns with a free afternoon of activities at Mt. Hebron Park, hosted by Rogers Parks & Recreation. Set within one of Arkansas’s largest inclusive parks, the event features hands-on games and activities presented by community vendors and organizations, a variety of food trucks, music and entertainment throughout, and colorful face painting for kids. The first 300 children will receive a complimentary event T-shirt while supplies last. It offers a friendly way to connect with the community, sample local flavors, and enjoy time together in an inclusive setting.

SEP2
Groups & Meetups

Happy Hour - Casa Alejo (Springdale)

Casual run-ins with fellow Aggies around Northwest Arkansas are common, and a recurring happy hour helps turn those brief moments into real relationships. At Casa Alejo, this Ozark A&M Club gathering is friendly and easygoing so both longtime locals and first-time attendees can build connections within the Aggie network. As the region attracts more corporate professionals, remote workers, and retirees, it provides a simple way for Aggies who are new to the area to find community while giving others a regular spot to reconnect.

Casa Alejo
SEP5
Fundraisers

Northwest Arkansas WALK To End Hydrocephalus

This community walk at Shaw Family Park raises funds in support of the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. The day centers on walking, fundraising, and connecting with fellow community members while honoring individuals and families affected by hydrocephalus.

Shaw Family Park- North Entrance
SEP6
Sports

Blacktop Sunday! The Ultimate NWA Motorsports Event - Drive it! Ride it! Bring it! (Sept 6, 2026)

Blacktop Sunday returns bigger than before with a region-wide celebration of the NWA car scene, presented by Blacktop Promotions. The gathering brings together standout builds and passionate enthusiasts, showcasing supercars and exotics, metric-powered vehicles and motorcycles, drift machines, drag builds, rugged overlanding rigs, plus classics and rock climbers. Attendees can enjoy free donuts, upbeat music, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to connect with others. Admission is free, and optional registration is available to receive updates about special guests, any schedule or weather changes, and text reminders for future events. 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.

SEP11
Family

Community Campout

Part of the Summer in the City series at the Jones Center, this overnight experience invites families and friends to share a night under the stars as the Community Campout returns for its third year. It is welcoming for first-time campers and seasoned pros alike, with staff available to help set up tents and introduce basic outdoor skills. Pop-up learning stations add to the adventure with wilderness know-how, kid-friendly crafts, and hands-on nature exploration. Expect classic camp fun like campfire cooking, lawn games, and live music, plus a late-night movie and a morning yoga session for all ages. Dinner features hot dogs and hamburgers with all the fixings, along with chips and sodas. Dessert means building your own s’mores, and breakfast includes a yogurt bar, fruit, and muffins. Campsites accommodate up to six people. You can select a 2, 4, or 6 person tent during registration while supplies last, or bring your own if you prefer. The setting is North Community Park at the Jones Center, within a fenced area on the west side of campus, with security on site around the clock. On-site restrooms, easy parking and unloading, and helpful staff keep things comfortable. Pack seating, bedding, and other sleepover essentials. Open to all ages, and anyone 17 or younger must attend with an adult. Pricing is per campsite at $50 for the public and $40 for members.

Jones Center
SEP17
Markets

NWA Automotive Swap Meet

The NWA Automotive Swap Meet has confirmed its plans and will be held at Parsons Stadium in Springdale. Vendor spaces are available, and interested sellers can call or text 479-981-1693 or 479-981-0912 to reserve a spot. Organizers plan to send mail notifications and express gratitude for the ongoing support from the community.

Rodeo of the Ozarks-Parsons Stadium
SEP18
Music

Parker McCollum | Rogers, AR

Parker McCollum tops the bill at Walmart AMP, joined by Vincent Mason and the Logan Ryan Band. The concert is open to all ages and offers a general admission pit along with reserved seating. A password presale is available using the code DOOZY.

Walmart AMP
SEP18
Music

Cody Rawlings Live @ Shirley’s

Enjoy a high energy evening of live music featuring Cody Rawlings at Shirley’s. Gather with friends, pair the tunes with food and drinks, and soak up an upbeat atmosphere from start to finish.

SEP19
Family

OZ Kids™ Crit Series At Downtown Springdale

The Ozark Foundation is bringing the OZ Kids™ Crit Championship Series to Downtown Springdale, a bike racing experience for children ages 2 to 10. Races are organized by age group, with divisions for balance bikes and for bikes with pedals. Every participant receives a numbered plate equipped with a timing chip and a medal. The three fastest finishers in each category will step onto the podium to receive prizes. Results from this stop contribute points toward the OZ Kids™ Crit Championship Series Overall Podium, which will be celebrated after this race as noted on the series schedule. The course will be a lively street layout in Downtown Springdale, with the exact location to be announced. Registration is required, space is limited, and the entry fee is $15. The full schedule will be announced soon, along with details about early packet pickup and parking.

SEP20
Groups & Meetups

TrailMix Sunday : Autumnal Equinox and 3 Year Anniversary Celebration

TrailMix NWA is gathering at Shaw Family Park to recognize the Autumnal Equinox and commemorate three years together as a community. The equinox marks the start of fall, a moment when daylight and darkness are nearly equal, and often encourages reflection, gratitude, transition, and preparation for the season ahead. This occasion highlights both the shift into autumn and the connections, growth, and shared moments that have shaped TrailMix over the past three years. Participants can enjoy conversation, community, and time outdoors while reflecting on where the group has been and envisioning what lies ahead. The gathering welcomes longtime members and those discovering TrailMix for the first time.

SEP30
Festivals

Bikes, Blues, and BBQ 2026

Now celebrating its 26th year, Bikes, Blues, and BBQ returns for another annual edition that marks a special milestone.

Butterfield Stage
OCT1
Festivals

Kick N Twist

Kick N Twist debuts as a new annual vintage motorcycle and chopper show in Northwest Arkansas, hosted at Rodeo of the Ozarks, Parsons Stadium in Springdale. This multi day gathering features an indoor guest showcase alongside a ride in chopper show, an old school biker rodeo, a swap meet, a kickstart contest, mini bike races, an FXR showcase, and live music. On site amenities and activities include camping, tattoos, food trucks, and art. Admission options include a $25 weekend pass that includes camping and showers, or a $10 general admission day pass. Veterans receive $5 off either option, and kids 12 and under enter free. Vendor spaces are $75 for a 20 by 30 spot and include two weekend passes. RV hookups with electric are available, with pricing to be determined. BYOB is permitted throughout the property except inside the rodeo arena, where stadium beverages are served. Friendly pets are welcome. Everyone is welcome, with a no drama policy. Presented with support from Choppers Magazine, Four Speed Mayhem, Road Justice Motorcycle Attorneys, Lost Label Co., Fast Eddy Co., Mint Speed Shop, Pig Trail Harley-Davidson, Baumer Cycles, Road Men Fabrication, Hog Tool Rolls, Lone Star Swap Meet, Wayhopper App, American Metal Whiskey, 805 Beer, Two Wheel Tribute Museum, A Biker's Garage, Independent Motorcycle Aftermarket, Black Stitch Label, Life is PISS magazine, and more to be announced. For sponsorship details or other information, contact kickntwistvintage@gmail.com or 214-254-7346.

OCT1
Music

Shotgun Billys | Bikes Blues and BBQ Mainstage

Bikes Blues and BBQ features Shotgun Billys on the main stage on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Attendees can plan their rally schedule around these mainstage sets.

Butterfield Stage
OCT2
Music

Dawn Cate Band | Bikes Blues and BBQ Mainstage

Bikes Blues and BBQ presents the Dawn Cate Band on the mainstage with a powerful blend of soul, blues, and Americana. The group is led by Springdale native Dawn Cate, whose deep musical roots include being the daughter of Earl Cate of the Cate Brothers Band and Earl and Them. Her voice draws on inspirations from artists such as Gladys Knight, Etta James, Bonnie Raitt, and Mavis Staples. She launched her career with Earl’s Garage alongside her brother, Devin, performing from Tulsa to Beale Street. A founding member of Divas On Fire, she now fronts her own band, while the Dawn Cate Trio offers an acoustic and electric setup that delivers an intimate take on the same spirited sound. Look for a lively set that carries the Cate family legacy forward on a big stage.

Butterfield Stage
OCT2
Music

TAKE COVER: Equal Parts Talent & Terrible Ideas

TAKE COVER returns to JJ's in Springdale for a lively evening packed with favorites and plenty of fun. Audience requests will influence what you hear, turning the night into an interactive experience.

JJ's Grill Springdale
OCT3
Festivals

ArkanSalsa Fest 2026 🔥🎶13th Anniversary

ArkanSalsa Fest celebrates its 13th anniversary with a multicultural showcase dedicated to education, culture, music, and community. Families, artists, businesses, organizations, and cultures from across Northwest Arkansas come together to honor diversity, connection, and the spirit of community during America’s 250th anniversary, with festivities at Luther George Park. The day features a family-focused festival with live music and cultural performances, engaging activities, food vendors and local businesses, a career and workforce area, and a Best Salsa Contest highlighting downtown restaurants. The celebration continues into the evening with an after party featuring a Spanish live band that keeps the rhythm and cultural spirit alive. Hosted by OneCommunity, this free community event supports educational and community programs that serve families across Northwest Arkansas.

Luther George Grove Street Park
OCT4
Sports

Blacktop Sunday! The Ultimate NWA Motorsports Event - Drive it! Ride it! Bring it! (Oct 4, 2026)

Blacktop Promotions brings back Blacktop Sunday, a celebration of the NWA car community that gathers standout builds and dedicated enthusiasts from across the region. Expect variety at every turn, from the thunder of supercars to rock crawlers and cherished classics, along with exotics, metric machines, motorcycles, drift cars, drag racers, and trail ready overlanders. Look forward to upbeat music, a welcoming social scene, and a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to connect. Complimentary donuts help kick things off. Admission is free, and optional registration is available to receive notices about special guests, potential schedule or weather updates, and text reminders for future editions. This gathering 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.

OCT7
Music

AMP Up the Arts

This public benefit concert at Walmart AMP supports arts education through Walton Arts Center. Seating is reserved with a donation, and availability is limited. Contributions help bring live performing arts to more than 26,000 students and educators across Northwest Arkansas and beyond each year. Walton Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that depends on community support to offer enriching education initiatives and programming that remains accessible and affordable for the region. A Walmart AMP venue presale and a First Right of Refusal program are available.

Walmart AMP
OCT9
Markets

Expo de Negocios/Business Expo

This business expo highlights local entrepreneurs and businesses as they showcase and sell their products and services. Attendees can explore unique offerings, connect with the people behind them, and support local commerce. The focus is on discovery, networking, and community support that strengthens the local business community and energizes entrepreneurship.

OCT10
Sports

Shaw-ctober 5K & Fun Run

Springdale Parks and Recreation hosts the second annual Shaw-ctober 5K and Fun Run at Shaw Family Park in Springdale. Open to runners of all ages, the event features both a 5K and a fun run. Registration includes a finisher medal. Participants can register through Race Wizard, and race packets may be picked up at the Springdale Recreation Center.

Shaw Family Park
OCT15
Fundraisers

2026 Holiday Toy Drive | First Tee-NWA

First Tee-NWA is hosting a holiday toy drive to brighten the season for kids in Northwest Arkansas. Every donation stays in the community and supports the Education Center and outreach programs that have served more than 5,000 students at no cost. Contributing a new unwrapped toy, whether a board game, a doll, or a science kit, helps ensure local youth feel the joy of the holidays. Community partner drop-off locations will be announced, with updates sharing the impact of these gifts.

OCT16
Markets

36th Annual Ozark Regional Arts & Crafts Festival 2026

Now in its 36th year, the Ozark Regional Arts & Crafts Festival 2026 brings more than 200 booths of arts and crafts to the Springdale NWA Convention Center. Admission and parking are free.

Northwest Arkansas Convention Center

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