Events in Springdale today

The next Second Saturday features a parking lot sale that runs for a single day.

When school is out, Crystal Bridges hosts a spring break cooking camp that brings together food and art. Kids will do hands-on cooking sessions led by Lunch Bunch, using inspiration from the museum’s collection and special exhibitions. Each day includes a tasty dish along with an art connection, and campers can expect to learn basic cooking skills, explore cultural connections, and make new friends. No prior experience is needed.

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.

Enjoy a guided look at Vera’s Victorian Garden with the Rogers Historical Museum and the Benton County Master Gardeners. This complimentary, hour-long public tour explores the museum’s Ozark heritage plantings as Master Gardeners share insights into flowers and foliage. Each month introduces a fresh theme that features seasonal blooms. The garden is on the south lawn of the museum’s Hawkins House in historic downtown Rogers. Created in memory of museum co-founder Vera Key, the space was later reimagined in collaboration with the Benton County Master Gardeners and the City of Rogers Parks Department as an outdoor educational extension of the Hawkins House, reflecting the Victorian character of the historic home. Plant choices echo what residents in Rogers might have grown around the turn of the twentieth century. Now known as Vera’s Victorian Garden, it has been honored as the Arkansas Master Gardener Project of the Year. The tour proceeds in any weather and does not require advance sign up.

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

Storytime with Bookseller Halli takes place beneath the large tree opposite Rail & Iron Horse at the Downtown Rogers Farmers Market. Lively read-alouds feature favorite children's titles, and attendees can support local farmers and market vendors during their visit. This activity is weather dependent. Check socials for any cancellations.

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

Meet adorable, fully vetted rescue puppies from Pit Ridge Rescue at a puppy adoption event at Petco in Rogers. Spend time playing with the pups and get individual introductions, while the rescue team answers questions about how adoption works, puppy care, and choosing a match for your home. Whether you are ready to adopt or simply want to learn more about rescue dogs, it is a friendly opportunity to connect with animals who need loving families.

Head to George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville for the Ozark Blues Society of Northwest Arkansas Blues Challenge 2026. It’s a blues-focused festival event happening on August 9, 2026.

This free event provides paints, miniatures, and space to create. You are also welcome to bring your own paints and minis if you prefer. Enjoy a relaxed painting session with friends and family, or spend some time painting on your own.

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.

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.

Grace Chapel hosts a drive-thru where anyone can pick up a free, hot meal to take home, with no questions asked. Individuals and families are welcome. Local churches and families prepare the food, taking turns so that each group serves one Sunday a month. This community effort is supported by the Methodist Foundation for Arkansas and the participating congregations. The drive-thru takes place every Sunday.

The Digimon Sunday Locals features a $5 entry fee, store credit awarded to the top half of participants, and promotional items for everyone.

honestav is bringing its mix of alternative rock and rap-influenced sounds to Ozark Music Hall for an evening show. The performance is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.

Experience a reformer-inspired mat Pilates class built around the Human Reformer approach, reimagining classic reformer work on the mat. Using only resistance bands, your body becomes the reformer for a creative, full-body workout. The format is adaptable and accessible, offering plenty of versatility with minimal gear and delivering the benefits of reformer training without large equipment.

A mindful yoga session that blends breath with movement to strengthen the connection between body, mind, and spirit. Begin by setting intentions to align your focus and inner self, then move through sequences that build flexibility and strength. The practice encourages a steady, renewed sense of calm.

A free paint-and-take session with paints, miniatures, and workspace provided. You can also bring your own paints and minis if you prefer. Settle into a relaxed, creative atmosphere to paint solo or share the experience with friends and family.

Teen DIY meets on Mondays at Rogers Public Library and is open to ages 13 to 18. Additional event information and registration details are available through the event listing.

Experience an adaptable, accessible mat Pilates session inspired by reformer training. The Human Reformer® approach replaces bulky machines with simple resistance bands so your body becomes the reformer. With minimal gear and plenty of versatility, this class delivers a creative, full‑body workout that captures the benefits of traditional reformer practice without the equipment.

This session centers on mindful movement guided by breath to unify mind, body, and spirit. Participants set personal intentions to steer the practice and support mental and spiritual alignment. Stretching and strengthening throughout the flow cultivate a renewed sense of calm.

Enjoy a calm, hands-on slow stitch class with Jean, a slow-stitch expert. Learn to join small fabric pieces into a quilted panel that can be incorporated into quilts, bags, jackets, table runners, and more. The session focuses on the Boro tradition from Japan, layering fabric patches and using visible running stitches to strengthen, repair, and embellish textiles. The technique highlights texture and beauty, allowing each piece to carry its own story.

Experience a dynamic strength session using the Pumped Up Strength approach, where compound moves line up with the beat to keep you moving. Expect an upbeat, music-driven workout that builds muscular strength, engages fascia, and fires up your metabolism so strength training feels genuinely fun.

Bring a love of cooking and creativity to this hands-on summer camp for kids ages 8 to 10. Each day focuses on making a delicious dish while also connecting it to art from the museum’s collection. Led by Lunch Bunch, campers will explore flavors and techniques with a fun, art-inspired twist.

Come to the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks for Terrific Tuesday Nights, a series of educational, themed evenings for all ages. Enjoy the beauty of the garden during warm summer nights, and admission is free thanks to community support.

Bring your competitive spirit (and your sense of humor) to a monthly game night focused on tabletop and card games. You can jump into popular games like Munchkin, King of Tokyo, Throw Throw Burrito, plus classics such as Uno and Risk. The event is free to attend and alcohol-free, and you’re welcome to bring non-alcoholic drinks and snacks or grab something from Gear Gaming’s vending machine.

Previously offered as Cardio Yoga, willPower & grace blends cardio with mindful movement in a high-energy, sweat-worthy format. The session is done barefoot and without equipment, guided by an uplifting, strength-focused approach that welcomes every fitness level. Its clear, linear flow makes it easy to follow while staying focused and strong, and participants set goals to track steady progress. This cardio-based barefoot training builds stability through the ankles, knees, and hips to support healthy movement patterns and help reduce the risk of injury. With consistent practice, it aims to improve posture, boost confidence in everyday movement, and enhance overall agility. More than a typical cardio sculpt class, it functions as a disciplined practice with purpose.

This mat Pilates session draws inspiration from reformer training and is also known as Human Reformer. Using only resistance bands, the movements turn your own body into the working apparatus. With minimal gear and plenty of versatility, the class offers a creative format that can be adjusted to different needs. Expect a comprehensive, full body experience that captures the feel and benefits of reformer work without any large equipment.

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Parsons Stadium in Downtown Springdale hosts the RiRo Rally, a social gathering where the Loyal & Royal Army and riders from across the region connect over bikes, cold drinks, live music, great food, and shared stories. It suits dedicated riders as well as anyone who enjoys the scene, creating an easygoing place to hang out and take in the energy, with 94.9 adding to the vibe alongside the in-person fun.

Enjoy free live music in the RØDE House as part of The Momentary’s On the House series. This Wednesday night features Gavin Sumrall and the Band. The Momentary Food Truck will be on site with meals and snacks. The event is open to all ages, with a 21+ requirement for purchasing or consuming alcohol.

Get moving with a beginner friendly series focused on Salsa and Bachata. Across four group lessons at Dance With Me Studio by Aura, a skilled instructor guides learners through essential steps, timing, and body movement, building confidence in both styles. Expect lively Salsa basics and the smooth, romantic patterns of Bachata, all taught in a welcoming environment. No partner is required. Wear comfortable dance attire and shoes suitable for Latin styles. The full four week series is priced at $95 per person.

Made possible by First United Methodist Church in Springdale, this community class is offered at no cost. The format changes regularly, with possibilities like barre, willPower & grace, mat Pilates, strength, or stretch. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Motionless In White is bringing their tour stop to Walmart AMP in Rogers, with Lorna Shore, Fit For A King, and Static Dress on the lineup. The show is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM.

Bring your own beverages to Imagine Studios for a relaxed painting night with friends. Choose from a variety of creative options, with plenty of project ideas available, including pottery to paint, wooden door hangers, and canvas pieces. A $15 studio fee reserves a table for up to four and goes toward door prizes. Pay only for the pieces you decide to create, whether picking pottery from the shelf or decorating a wooden door hanger. Adults only.

This weekly local Digimon tournament features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top half of players, and all participants receive promos.

This power flow practice links breath with movement to nurture connection among mind, body, and spirit. It invites participants to set a personal intention that supports alignment of mindset and inner awareness throughout the practice. Movement focuses on stretching and building strength while cultivating a steady sense of calm.

Grace Chapel opens its sanctuary as a community pantry where anyone is welcome to choose free groceries from stocked shelves. A small amount of paperwork is required, and caring volunteers are available to assist throughout the visit. Families will also find Neighborhood Kids, a dedicated area where children can play and select items from child-sized shelves while parents or guardians shop. Appreciation goes to the volunteers and to Northwest Arkansas Food Bank, Central UMC, First UMC, and Bland Chapel Methodist of Rogers, AR for helping make this ministry possible.

Bring your in-progress sewing projects to an ASL-focused open sew session in a relaxed, creative setting. Participants can use studio tools, and a host will be on hand for light guidance. This is not a class, so you will work independently. The session is exclusively for the ASL community.

At The ANA Gallery in Downtown Rogers, this artist reception blends visual art, live music, and complimentary ice cream. The ANA Gallery Group hosts an old-fashioned ice cream social in the gallery with an ice cream cart serving chilled treats, followed by a concert and a sing along in the ANA Studio. The Southern Strings Mountain Music Group performs in the studio with Dave Floyd and LeRoy Dubois joining for the sing along. Strings Mountain Music Group features 18 members and instruments that include mountain and hammered dulcimers, a banjo dulcimer, cajon, folk harp, mountain harp, box drum, guitar, ukulele, violin or fiddle, harmonica, bow psaltery, cello, and other percussion. The music includes Americana, international folk tunes, and spiritual selections. Admission is free and open to the public.

Explore a beginner-friendly breathwork session at Sacred Space Studio focused on relaxing the body, letting go of built-up tension, and resetting your energy. Guided by Joshua Beeney, the experience uses intentional breathing patterns and steady instruction to create a supportive environment where you can slow down and breathe more fully. Participants often report a soothed nervous system, clearer emotions, increased vitality and focus, a stronger connection to bodily cues and intuition, and a renewed sense of calm and presence. No prior experience is required, and the small-group format means space is limited. Walk-ins are welcome. A love-based contribution of $25 to $50 is suggested, with cash, Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App accepted at the door. For more information, contact Joshua Beeney at Joshua@integratinghealing.com.

Teen night at RPL features games, movies, and other activities for ages 13 to 18. Updates will be posted.

Blessings To Go offers a drive-thru grocery distribution in the parking lot of Grace Chapel UMC, where a complimentary box of food is provided with no intake questions.

Stop by Onyx Coffee Lab for the Civil Discourse Coffeehouse Series, where thoughtful conversation and coffee come together face to face. The focus is on civil dialogue, including how people with different viewpoints can communicate respectfully.

Experience a ballet inspired group fitness class that emphasizes posture while exploring range of motion through a variety of ballet and yoga positions. The workout blends elements of ballet, yoga, and Pilates for a low impact format with variable intensity that remains fun yet challenging. Participants may bring an Entertainment Beverage from a local bar, provided it is in an Entertainment District Cup.