Events: Community

Series of Rides with Local Songwriters Culminates in a FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival Performance Celebrating Music and the Outdoors  

Ride Schedule & Community Cycling Partners

Each SongRider event features a different route, a partnering bike organization, and a lineup of musicians who will write and perform songs inspired by the ride.  

April 5 – Hazel Valley Rally with Rule of Three  

SongRiders: JD Pinto, Ben Bergstrom, Travis Chaney  

Post-ride gathering features live music from JD & The Sons of Otis Malone (Ben & Travis bandmates David Farley and Dennis West) 

April 22 – Latinas en Bici Greenway Ride

SongRiders: Lisa Soto, partner to be announced

Post-ride gathering with live music by Lisa Soto, further details TBA

April 30 – FAST Wednesday Night Ride at Pedal It Forward, Bentonville

Riders: Dan Cranney, Thomas Stringfellow  

Post-ride party on the patio features live music by Dan & Thomas 

  

May 3 – Women of OZ Monthly Flagship Ride, Bentonville 

Riders: Ashtyn Barbaree, Dana Louise 

Post-ride gathering at Bike Rack Brewing features live music by Ashtyn & Dana

 

May 4 – Hillfolk Ride

Riders: Evan Alvarado, Jasper Logan

Post-ride gathering features live music by Evan & Jasper  

  

The Spirit & Sounds of Resilience

  

SongRider celebrates the region’s thriving music and cycling cultures, bringing to the surface stories of land and people. This year especially will elevate themes of resilience and renewal — echoing the community’s ongoing efforts to rebuild after last year’s devastating Memorial Day weekend tornadoes that affected local trails, residents, businesses, and community organizations. While The House of Songs property where musicians stay and play is still undergoing some repairs from the storm, this year’s rides on clear trails are a testament to community resilience, reminding riders of the healing power of creativity, community, and nature.

Join the Ride & FreshGrass | Bentonville Performance 

Community members are encouraged to follow along through social media updates for behind-the-scenes content, opportunities to join in person, and special announcements along the way. The journey will culminate at FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival on May 17 at the Momentary, where musicians will perform the songs they’ve created throughout the rides. One-day and weekend passes are available at theMomentary.org/FreshGrass. 

For more information on how to get involved, follow @thehouseofsongs on Instagram and Facebook. 

About the House of Songs

The mission of The House of Songs is to unite musicians from across the world, fostering creative harmony through cross-cultural collaborations, creative processes and shared performances.

Since their founding in 2009, in Austin, TX, the House of Songs has worked tirelessly to create an environment that encourages collaboration and supports musicians as they hone their craft. Committed to building a global community of artists who are in touch with the forefront of entertainment and music, The House of Songs expanded their reach by establishing roots in Northwest Arkansas in 2018. To date, The House of Songs has sponsored over 1,000 musical collaborations in 33 countries.

Join Cocoon Yoga Lab for an energizing, yet mindful yoga flow. This class offers a balanced mix of gentle challenge and restorative movement, perfect for those who want to cultivate strength, flexibility, and inner calm.

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Join a dynamic panel discussion featuring University of Central Arkansas President Houston Davis, University of Arkansas Chancellor Charles Robinson and NorthWest Arkansas Community College President Dennis Rittle as they explore higher education’s critical role in workforce development, talent recruitment and regional collaboration.

Doors open at 11 a.m. for registration and networking. The program starts at 11:30 a.m.

PARKING INFORMATION

Complimentary parking is available in the Town Center parking deck. Additional paid parking is available downtown within walking distance to the Town Center. Click here for a Fayetteville parking map.

Make the most of your after-work hours and recharge with MoPros—curated experiences for creative professionals.

This month, we’re teaming up with Two Friends Book to celebrate World Book Day with an inspiring bookseller-led panel discussion. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the magic of books and connect with fellow literary enthusiasts!

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Enjoy a new season of live music in Downtown Springdale at Turnbow Park on the last Thursday of the month in April, May, August & September.

Concerts are free and begin at 6:30PM.

A monthly nightclub pop-up hosted by the Momentary, COLLIDE is the best spot in NWA for 2025. Experience new artists each night, DJ sets, live musicians, and more.

Tickets are $5, reserve your spot online or with the Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.
Ages 18 only. Please present a valid ID upon entry.

After time at the Fayetteville Public Library, “The Hearts Project: A COVID-19 Memorial” is on the move again; this time it will be exhibited at Life Styles Blair Center in Springdale, Arkansas. Joined in concert with the individuals and adults with disabilities served by the center, the 3-piece collection will be integrated within a show highlighting artistic works made in response to prompts about life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This exhibit adds a new dimension by incorporating new voices rarely heard: those of individuals and adults with disabilities who were shut in during the pandemic. Led by art educators at Life Styles, Joanna Reid, Joelle Storet, and Rosalind Waiwaiole the words and works awaken a variety of experiences integral to composing a comprehensive story about the pandemic. During the four-month stay at Life Styles, Moore will work with the clients and art educators to create a panel that will become part of a future frame devoted to the “shut-in” experience. Reception to open this exhibit will be Thursday, February 20 from 6pm – 8pm at the Blair Center in Springdale. Join us for an evening featuring expressive works of art as a new dimension of The Hearts Project.

Join Cocoon Yoga Lab for an energizing, yet mindful yoga flow. This class offers a balanced mix of gentle challenge and restorative movement, perfect for those who want to cultivate strength, flexibility, and inner calm.

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The Shindig Ozark Living Expo is a family-centered community event celebrating our Ozark heritage, agriculture, and farm/homesteading way of life.

This year’s event will feature YouTube sensation and An American Homestead founder Zac Bauer as our keynote speaker as well as live musical performances by the Pam Setser Band, Fair to Middlin’, 7South, and Ozark Legacy. Entertainment for the whole family can be found with live crafting and homesteading demonstrations, a Kids Zone, old fashioned General Store, vendors, car show, and barn dance throughout this two day event.

Join us for a captivating evening exploring the legendary Ozark Chinquapin tree—once a cornerstone of our native forests. Enjoy an expertly crafted, tree-inspired cocktail (included with your ticket) as our panel of experts shares the tree’s rich history, ecological significance, and ongoing restoration efforts.

Led by Steve Bost, Founder of the Ozark Chinquapin Foundation, Steve Chyrchel, Interpretive Specialist at Hobbs State Park, and Samantha Best, Senior Manager of Outdoor Experience at Crystal Bridges, this discussion will shed light on the fight to bring this iconic species back to its former glory. Don’t miss this unique blend of conservation, conversation, and cocktails!

Tickets are $25 ($20 for members), reserve your spot online or with the Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.
Ticket includes one alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage.

Tuxes and dresses? Not here! Leave the sequins and cummerbunds at home—this year’s UnGala at the Scott Family Amazeum is all about casual fun and big adventures. Step into a time-traveling journey as we celebrate 10 incredible years of exploration, curiosity, and imagination. Race into the future on 24v racers, experiment with liquid metal, and enjoy delicious food and creative drinks crafted by our Tipsy Chemistry mixologists.

Join us on Friday, April 25, from 7–10 PM for a night like no other! No need to dress up—rock your favorite T-shirt, shorts, and sneakers for an evening that’s all about discovering, tinkering, and playing like a kid again. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of the past, present, and future!

Local teens have created something amazing, and they want you to check it out! Explore an exclusive artificial reality experience designed for our museum in partnership with the technology students at Ignite Professional Studies.

Dive into the fusion of art, architecture, and nature in a virtual world, offering a fresh take on the museum’s galleries. Bring the whole famil

You’re invited to our first ever “Skate & Bake” event April 26th here at GLASS Smoke Boutique from 1-6pm! 🛹 Skateboarding, Live DJ’s, fingerboard skateparks, prizes, store-wide sales and more!! This is a local community project with local skate brands, skate crews, DJ’s, and artists. 🎨 Thanks to Vermin Unlimited and Seasons Fingerboards for helping me curate such an epic event! 

Seasons is putting together a miniature skatepark for fingerboarding on the sales floor of our smoke shop! He creates his own custom, wooden fingerboards and he’ll be offering prizes! At 3pm Vermin will host a game of skate with prizes from him, Ozark Mountain Hemp, Red Rose Skate, 2Percent Boards, GLASS Smoke Boutique, and Zlabs!🏆🎉

We’re going to have a couple DJ’s here bringing the vibe and groove! 🔊🔊 Come out and enjoy live sets by Rellik and Villain Skateboards! 🔊🔊

Hush The Kid, Owen White, Red Rose Skate, Vermin Unlimited, and Seasons Fingerboards will be our premier vendors for this event! 

Bring your skateboards, fingerboards, and your friends, this is an event you don’t want to miss! 🛹🛹🛹

We’re not playing around—this day is all about hands-on discovery and fun, come ready to create and play! Participate in a toy swap (don’t forget to bring a toy or two to trade for something new to you), get creative with local makers and community partners, build in our cardboard city, challenge your friends to a board game in our game zone, and create your own pin pal in our studios. With something for everyone, it’s a fantastic blend of art, play, and entertainment that promises a great time for the whole family. Don’t miss out on this unique experience that combines creativity, community, and joy!

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Come learn the ins and outs of Crystal Bridges with a day of creative fun!

In partnership with the Arkansas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Arkansas School for the Deaf, students are invited to join us for a day of multisensory engagement.

In the morning, students will explore artworks using their senses with braille and verbal descriptions, as well as touchable artworks they can feel and interact with and even smell. Students will enjoy lunch in the Great Hall, followed by the chance to create their own artwork and learn about behind-the-scenes careers that make a museum like Crystal Bridges possible.

After exploring the trails and grounds, the day of learning and fun will come to a close as students engage in a social hour in the Great Hall. Crystal Bridges is excited to welcome students for this day!

Free, registration required. Reserve your spot online through our registration form.
Registration closes April 18.

Series of Rides with Local Songwriters Culminates in a FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival Performance Celebrating Music and the Outdoors  

Ride Schedule & Community Cycling Partners

Each SongRider event features a different route, a partnering bike organization, and a lineup of musicians who will write and perform songs inspired by the ride.  

April 5 – Hazel Valley Rally with Rule of Three  

SongRiders: JD Pinto, Ben Bergstrom, Travis Chaney  

Post-ride gathering features live music from JD & The Sons of Otis Malone (Ben & Travis bandmates David Farley and Dennis West) 

April 22 – Latinas en Bici Greenway Ride

SongRiders: Lisa Soto, partner to be announced

Post-ride gathering with live music by Lisa Soto, further details TBA

April 30 – FAST Wednesday Night Ride at Pedal It Forward, Bentonville

Riders: Dan Cranney, Thomas Stringfellow  

Post-ride party on the patio features live music by Dan & Thomas 

  

May 3 – Women of OZ Monthly Flagship Ride, Bentonville 

Riders: Ashtyn Barbaree, Dana Louise 

Post-ride gathering at Bike Rack Brewing features live music by Ashtyn & Dana

 

May 4 – Hillfolk Ride

Riders: Evan Alvarado, Jasper Logan

Post-ride gathering features live music by Evan & Jasper  

  

The Spirit & Sounds of Resilience

  

SongRider celebrates the region’s thriving music and cycling cultures, bringing to the surface stories of land and people. This year especially will elevate themes of resilience and renewal — echoing the community’s ongoing efforts to rebuild after last year’s devastating Memorial Day weekend tornadoes that affected local trails, residents, businesses, and community organizations. While The House of Songs property where musicians stay and play is still undergoing some repairs from the storm, this year’s rides on clear trails are a testament to community resilience, reminding riders of the healing power of creativity, community, and nature.

Join the Ride & FreshGrass | Bentonville Performance 

Community members are encouraged to follow along through social media updates for behind-the-scenes content, opportunities to join in person, and special announcements along the way. The journey will culminate at FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival on May 17 at the Momentary, where musicians will perform the songs they’ve created throughout the rides. One-day and weekend passes are available at theMomentary.org/FreshGrass. 

For more information on how to get involved, follow @thehouseofsongs on Instagram and Facebook. 

About the House of Songs

The mission of The House of Songs is to unite musicians from across the world, fostering creative harmony through cross-cultural collaborations, creative processes and shared performances.

Since their founding in 2009, in Austin, TX, the House of Songs has worked tirelessly to create an environment that encourages collaboration and supports musicians as they hone their craft. Committed to building a global community of artists who are in touch with the forefront of entertainment and music, The House of Songs expanded their reach by establishing roots in Northwest Arkansas in 2018. To date, The House of Songs has sponsored over 1,000 musical collaborations in 33 countries.

Mental State:

April 30th, 6:30-8:00 pm

Location: The Medium, Springdale AR

Tickets: $20, All ages are welcome!

Mental State is a dance performance and informative experience created to give a voice to those who struggle with mental illness and educate the community on how they can stand with them.

The event will consist of dance performances from a variety of local artists that depict mental health struggles; as well as, brief info sessions on warning signs, symptoms, and treatment options for those struggles.

The goal of this event is for the audience to walk away with a better understanding and sense of empathy for what those with mental health issues experience. It’s crucial that we continue to increase education and awareness so that earlier intervention can take place, strangers and loved ones can be helpful and not hurtful, and we can keep anyone from feeling alone or helpless.

Join us for a night of mental health awareness, dance, and education! And as always, remember to protect, understand, and be patient with your mental state.

Music is a universal language, defining cultures and transcending borders. The new television series City of Songs will showcase musicians from around the world to spotlight how a region’s music has shaped its culture when the show premieres on PBS May 15.

The Northwest Arkansas community is invited to see it first as the Arkansas Cinema Society and Crystal Bridges present ACS Sneaks Series: City of Songs on Thursday, May 1 in the museum’s Great Hall!

Director & producer Mario Troncoso and Creator & Executive Producer Troy Campbell—both NWA residents — will be on-hand for a Q&A following the special sneak preview.

The show starts at 6 p.m.—see you there!

Free, no ticket required.

Mark your calendars for the 4th Annual Arkansas Pottery Festival, a three-day celebration of the art and tradition of pottery free and open to the public! This exciting weekend will showcase pottery demonstrations and lectures by nationally recognized artists, Brad Schwieger and Lorna Meaden offering a unique opportunity to learn from masters in the field. Visitors can explore an extensive pottery exhibition and sale featuring work from over 50 regional potters, showcasing a diverse range of styles and techniques.

After time at the Fayetteville Public Library, “The Hearts Project: A COVID-19 Memorial” is on the move again; this time it will be exhibited at Life Styles Blair Center in Springdale, Arkansas. Joined in concert with the individuals and adults with disabilities served by the center, the 3-piece collection will be integrated within a show highlighting artistic works made in response to prompts about life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This exhibit adds a new dimension by incorporating new voices rarely heard: those of individuals and adults with disabilities who were shut in during the pandemic. Led by art educators at Life Styles, Joanna Reid, Joelle Storet, and Rosalind Waiwaiole the words and works awaken a variety of experiences integral to composing a comprehensive story about the pandemic. During the four-month stay at Life Styles, Moore will work with the clients and art educators to create a panel that will become part of a future frame devoted to the “shut-in” experience. Reception to open this exhibit will be Thursday, February 20 from 6pm – 8pm at the Blair Center in Springdale. Join us for an evening featuring expressive works of art as a new dimension of The Hearts Project.

Series of Rides with Local Songwriters Culminates in a FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival Performance Celebrating Music and the Outdoors  

Ride Schedule & Community Cycling Partners

Each SongRider event features a different route, a partnering bike organization, and a lineup of musicians who will write and perform songs inspired by the ride.  

April 5 – Hazel Valley Rally with Rule of Three  

SongRiders: JD Pinto, Ben Bergstrom, Travis Chaney  

Post-ride gathering features live music from JD & The Sons of Otis Malone (Ben & Travis bandmates David Farley and Dennis West) 

April 22 – Latinas en Bici Greenway Ride

SongRiders: Lisa Soto, partner to be announced

Post-ride gathering with live music by Lisa Soto, further details TBA

April 30 – FAST Wednesday Night Ride at Pedal It Forward, Bentonville

Riders: Dan Cranney, Thomas Stringfellow  

Post-ride party on the patio features live music by Dan & Thomas 

  

May 3 – Women of OZ Monthly Flagship Ride, Bentonville 

Riders: Ashtyn Barbaree, Dana Louise 

Post-ride gathering at Bike Rack Brewing features live music by Ashtyn & Dana

 

May 4 – Hillfolk Ride

Riders: Evan Alvarado, Jasper Logan

Post-ride gathering features live music by Evan & Jasper  

  

The Spirit & Sounds of Resilience

  

SongRider celebrates the region’s thriving music and cycling cultures, bringing to the surface stories of land and people. This year especially will elevate themes of resilience and renewal — echoing the community’s ongoing efforts to rebuild after last year’s devastating Memorial Day weekend tornadoes that affected local trails, residents, businesses, and community organizations. While The House of Songs property where musicians stay and play is still undergoing some repairs from the storm, this year’s rides on clear trails are a testament to community resilience, reminding riders of the healing power of creativity, community, and nature.

Join the Ride & FreshGrass | Bentonville Performance 

Community members are encouraged to follow along through social media updates for behind-the-scenes content, opportunities to join in person, and special announcements along the way. The journey will culminate at FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival on May 17 at the Momentary, where musicians will perform the songs they’ve created throughout the rides. One-day and weekend passes are available at theMomentary.org/FreshGrass. 

For more information on how to get involved, follow @thehouseofsongs on Instagram and Facebook. 

About the House of Songs

The mission of The House of Songs is to unite musicians from across the world, fostering creative harmony through cross-cultural collaborations, creative processes and shared performances.

Since their founding in 2009, in Austin, TX, the House of Songs has worked tirelessly to create an environment that encourages collaboration and supports musicians as they hone their craft. Committed to building a global community of artists who are in touch with the forefront of entertainment and music, The House of Songs expanded their reach by establishing roots in Northwest Arkansas in 2018. To date, The House of Songs has sponsored over 1,000 musical collaborations in 33 countries.

Series of Rides with Local Songwriters Culminates in a FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival Performance Celebrating Music and the Outdoors  

Ride Schedule & Community Cycling Partners

Each SongRider event features a different route, a partnering bike organization, and a lineup of musicians who will write and perform songs inspired by the ride.  

April 5 – Hazel Valley Rally with Rule of Three  

SongRiders: JD Pinto, Ben Bergstrom, Travis Chaney  

Post-ride gathering features live music from JD & The Sons of Otis Malone (Ben & Travis bandmates David Farley and Dennis West) 

April 22 – Latinas en Bici Greenway Ride

SongRiders: Lisa Soto, partner to be announced

Post-ride gathering with live music by Lisa Soto, further details TBA

April 30 – FAST Wednesday Night Ride at Pedal It Forward, Bentonville

Riders: Dan Cranney, Thomas Stringfellow  

Post-ride party on the patio features live music by Dan & Thomas 

  

May 3 – Women of OZ Monthly Flagship Ride, Bentonville 

Riders: Ashtyn Barbaree, Dana Louise 

Post-ride gathering at Bike Rack Brewing features live music by Ashtyn & Dana

 

May 4 – Hillfolk Ride

Riders: Evan Alvarado, Jasper Logan

Post-ride gathering features live music by Evan & Jasper  

  

The Spirit & Sounds of Resilience

  

SongRider celebrates the region’s thriving music and cycling cultures, bringing to the surface stories of land and people. This year especially will elevate themes of resilience and renewal — echoing the community’s ongoing efforts to rebuild after last year’s devastating Memorial Day weekend tornadoes that affected local trails, residents, businesses, and community organizations. While The House of Songs property where musicians stay and play is still undergoing some repairs from the storm, this year’s rides on clear trails are a testament to community resilience, reminding riders of the healing power of creativity, community, and nature.

Join the Ride & FreshGrass | Bentonville Performance 

Community members are encouraged to follow along through social media updates for behind-the-scenes content, opportunities to join in person, and special announcements along the way. The journey will culminate at FreshGrass | Bentonville Festival on May 17 at the Momentary, where musicians will perform the songs they’ve created throughout the rides. One-day and weekend passes are available at theMomentary.org/FreshGrass. 

For more information on how to get involved, follow @thehouseofsongs on Instagram and Facebook. 

About the House of Songs

The mission of The House of Songs is to unite musicians from across the world, fostering creative harmony through cross-cultural collaborations, creative processes and shared performances.

Since their founding in 2009, in Austin, TX, the House of Songs has worked tirelessly to create an environment that encourages collaboration and supports musicians as they hone their craft. Committed to building a global community of artists who are in touch with the forefront of entertainment and music, The House of Songs expanded their reach by establishing roots in Northwest Arkansas in 2018. To date, The House of Songs has sponsored over 1,000 musical collaborations in 33 countries.

Join us for our annual event to celebrate Jazz and Spring in the Ozarks and to kick off our 27th Summer Concert Series. Hosted at the stunning grounds of the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, the Brant Jester / Peter Schlamb Quartet will take the stage under the tents. Pianist Brant Jester and vibraphonist Peter Schlamb lead this group of Kansas City’s finest with an evening of mainstream jazz. Tickets include heavy hors d’ oeuvres provided by Spring Street Grill and libations provided by Liquor World.

Sunday, May 4

Doors @ 5:30 PM

Music @ 6:00 PM

Members – $40 each (up to 4 tickets)

Choose general admission tickets and, at checkout, use the coupon code provided by email to members.

General admission – $50

5 VIP Tables (seats 4) available for $300 each.

EXTRAS:

 This year’s Jazz In Bloom will include a Classic CD Sale available for those of you who still play discs. Titles including Ella Fitzgerald, Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian, and more will be available at great prices. 

 We will also welcome an Arkansas author for a book signing and meet-and-greet with  Joyce Pattillo Stubblefield. Her new book, Yours Truly, John: A Memoir, is an intimate portrait of her brother and Little Rock native, John Stubblefield. John is among the most highly respected jazz saxophonists of his generation. He played with legendary musicians across the jazz spectrum and left a legacy of work over more than three decades as a bandleader, studio musician, and go-to saxophonist.

Brant Jester is a jazz pianist, piano instructor, adjudicator and accompanist across the greater Kansas City area. Jester serves as a board member for the UMKC Jazz Friends. Brant has also performed with artists such as Carl Allen, Lynn Seaton, Bobby Watson, Bob Bowman, Julian Coryell, to name a few. His influences include Oscar Peterson, Kenny Barron, Dave Brubeck and Keith Jarrett.

Peter Schlamb is a vibraphonist and pianist based in Kansas City, MO. He is a versatile and sought after musician who maintains a busy schedule performing nationally and internationally. Peter spent several years in New York City where he graduated from New School University with a degree in Jazz Performance. He is an active member of several ensembles including Lost Wax, Logan Richardson’s Blues People & All Night Trio in addition to leading his own groups.

TheatreSquared’s signature annual celebration supporting education and access to remarkable live theater will be held on May 1, at 6:00pm at the Fayetteville Public Library, and is presented by sponsors Bob and Becky Alexander.

This year’s event will evoke the relaxation and understated luxury of Santorini! Picture this: sun-kissed blue rooftops, crisp white linen, and vibrant olive trees surrounding you. A sparkling turquoise ocean, layers of natural textiles, and bursts of magenta bougainvillea flowers and bright yellow lemon trees. All of it bathed in the golden glow of a Greek sunset, with flickering candles setting the mood.

If you love to dress on theme, feel free to incorporate it into your outfit. Dressing on theme is totally optional—wear whatever you feel fabulous in! So, whether you choose to dress the part or just feel the vibes, we can’t wait to celebrate with you in this stunning atmosphere!

Please see link for more information. 

CRAFT CAMP NWA (hosted at Rick’s Streetside Studio)
Step up your home decor game in this fun-filled two-hour workshop where creativity meets practicality! In this interactive session, you’ll design and hand-paint your very own front door mat, transforming a simple entryway accessory into a vibrant statement piece that reflects your personal style. Our experienced instructor will guide you through innovative design techniques and painting tips, ensuring that your door mat becomes a unique work of art.

Whether you’re looking to add a personal touch to your home or simply eager to try something new, this workshop promises a delightful mix of art, flavor, and fun. Reserve your spot today and start your journey to a more personalized welcome at your front door!

A complimentary beverage and snackies will be provided at no additional cost. No outside alcohol is permitted.

18 and up age limit. One person per ticket.

Instruction will begin at 6:45 so please arrive between 6:30 and 6:45 to get checked-in and settled.

After time at the Fayetteville Public Library, “The Hearts Project: A COVID-19 Memorial” is on the move again; this time it will be exhibited at Life Styles Blair Center in Springdale, Arkansas. Joined in concert with the individuals and adults with disabilities served by the center, the 3-piece collection will be integrated within a show highlighting artistic works made in response to prompts about life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This exhibit adds a new dimension by incorporating new voices rarely heard: those of individuals and adults with disabilities who were shut in during the pandemic. Led by art educators at Life Styles, Joanna Reid, Joelle Storet, and Rosalind Waiwaiole the words and works awaken a variety of experiences integral to composing a comprehensive story about the pandemic. During the four-month stay at Life Styles, Moore will work with the clients and art educators to create a panel that will become part of a future frame devoted to the “shut-in” experience. Reception to open this exhibit will be Thursday, February 20 from 6pm – 8pm at the Blair Center in Springdale. Join us for an evening featuring expressive works of art as a new dimension of The Hearts Project.

Clover Community School, a small, non-profit school on
a farm is having their first fundraiser ever May 9th , 5-8pm. It’s only $25 for adults and includes a full
very eclectic, specially curated dinner menu prepared by Members Mark, that is adult and kid friendly. There will also be an opportunity to purchase a drink ticket. Family friendly events and games, opportunities to meet our farm animals, silent auction, sensory booth live music and more. We are raising money to
improve and add to our existing programming. We serve students who learn
differently in a primarily outside environment with a mission to give students an independent life of purpose.

Welcome to the Fayetteville Farmers Market, where our commitment to fresh, locally grown produce and goods has helped Northwest Arkansas grow into a healthier and greener community.

Since 1973, the market has offered the finest in locally produced vegetables, fruits, flowers, plants, meats, baked goods, honey, eggs, jams, juried crafts, and fine art from the four-county area. All producers at our market grow and make their products within 60 miles of Fayetteville, AR. This is why we are hyper local and ALL Arkansas Grown and Arkansas Made. 100% Local and Loved!

The Fayetteville Farmers’ Market operates year round making locally grown and locally made items available during every season.

Explore a buzzing, humming hive of activity as human-sized bees busy themselves in the community creation alongside children who can transform into bees as they play.

Inspired by the mysterious life and work of bees, this re-imagining of public space involves the slow uncovering of an intricate unseen world.

FREE & open to the public

Join Amanda for a Kundalini Yoga Series utilizing the energy of the monthly Full Moon.

This workshop includes journaling, monthly stones, Kundalini Kriyas and Meditations to release, discard and fine tune monthly goals & intentions.

Explore a buzzing, humming hive of activity as human-sized bees busy themselves in the community creation alongside children who can transform into bees as they play.

Inspired by the mysterious life and work of bees, this re-imagining of public space involves the slow uncovering of an intricate unseen world.

FREE & open to the public

After time at the Fayetteville Public Library, “The Hearts Project: A COVID-19 Memorial” is on the move again; this time it will be exhibited at Life Styles Blair Center in Springdale, Arkansas. Joined in concert with the individuals and adults with disabilities served by the center, the 3-piece collection will be integrated within a show highlighting artistic works made in response to prompts about life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This exhibit adds a new dimension by incorporating new voices rarely heard: those of individuals and adults with disabilities who were shut in during the pandemic. Led by art educators at Life Styles, Joanna Reid, Joelle Storet, and Rosalind Waiwaiole the words and works awaken a variety of experiences integral to composing a comprehensive story about the pandemic. During the four-month stay at Life Styles, Moore will work with the clients and art educators to create a panel that will become part of a future frame devoted to the “shut-in” experience. Reception to open this exhibit will be Thursday, February 20 from 6pm – 8pm at the Blair Center in Springdale. Join us for an evening featuring expressive works of art as a new dimension of The Hearts Project.

Explore a buzzing, humming hive of activity as human-sized bees busy themselves in the community creation alongside children who can transform into bees as they play.

Inspired by the mysterious life and work of bees, this re-imagining of public space involves the slow uncovering of an intricate unseen world.

FREE & open to the public

It’s back!! Friday May 16 5-9pm

Y’all loved the first valentine’s edition of Cozy & Craft with @ozarkknitco & @the_cozy_librarian so we thought we’d bring it back for some summer flower power!

CHB will provide real flowers for flower arranging (bring your own vase) and flower crowns!

@ozarkknitco is bringing paper, tissue paper, yarn, and more for paper flower bouquets, and knit or crocheted flowers!

@the_cozy_librarian will have blind book dates and book cozies for purchase!

This event is free to join and we encourage bringing your own crafts too! All ages welcome!

You are cordially invited to bring your most beloved teacup for an afternoon most divine…

Step into the elegance of a Bridgerton-inspired affair as we host a tea party steeped in scandal, secrets, and scrumptious treats. It would seem the season’s most delightful gathering is upon us — and your presence is requested.

Location: Parker Hall, Mount Sequoyah
Attire: Regency-Inspired or Garden Party Chic

What Awaits You:
*In honor of Fayetteville’s Strawberry Festival, sip on a refreshing Strawberry Lemon Mimosa (regular under-21 version available)
*Ceramic Keepsake – Dip your own cup in glaze to be kiln-fired for future use — a charming memento of the day
*Tantalizing finger sandwiches, dainty desserts, and delightful teas
*Raffle Drawing: One lucky guest will receive a hand-thrown teapot by Mount Sequoyah’s award-winning ceramicist, Jordan Meyers
*Music, laughter, and just the right amount of genteel gossip

Prepare to sip, spill, and sparkle…

Join Melody for an evening of soothing sound and breath work, the 3rd Sunday of each month, 7:15-8:45pm.

As we find stillness, we will soften and release into sound using a variety of instruments including crystal and metal singing bowls. The vibration will permeate our bodies and spirits as it dissolves any lingering tension and allows us to soften more deeply into our selves and into the moment.

The sound bath will be split up into 20 minute increments with time for silence and integration in between.

Bring pillows, props, blankets and anything else you’d like to feel cozy!