The Hero Half Marathon hosted by The Spark Foundation in partnership with Fayetteville Firefighters’ IAFF – Local 2866 kicks off in Lake Fayetteville on Sunday, October 14.

TheatreSquared begins their 13th season with “Once” August 22 – September 23. 

What could possibly be better than music and arts in the Ozarks? Join Terra Studios on Sunday, Sept. 9, for their annual fundraiser event where the music and arts will be in full swing from 12-6pm!

This unique festival will include song circles, heritage folk arts, local craft vendors and live art demonstrations. Local food trucks will also be on site, including Wicked Wood Fired Pizza, Get Ya Some Bbq Sauce, Pedal Pops and Nellie B’s Bakery. There will be a fun variety of things to do for all ages, and an opportunity to benefit an incredible nonprofit.

So, you’ve graduated high school and are packing up to move to the good ol’ city of Fayetteville, Arkansas! While you’re gearing up for classes in the fall, you also can’t help but think… what in the world should I do in my new home? Whether that be enjoying the food, art or even outdoor scene, Fayetteville has you covered. This city has so much to offer, and you are about to be in for the best 4 years!

The City of Fayetteville and University of Arkansas have partnered with VeoRide to be the exclusive provider of the city and university’s bike share program.

Fayetteville’s first tattoo and art expo, Ink & Art in the Ozarks, will take place September 28-30 at Fayetteville Town Center. Presented by Colours Couture and Inked Magazine, the event is an addition to the 2018 Bikes, Blues & BBQ festival schedule.

Fayetteville is known for its thriving arts scene, and Art Ventures is one of the most popular art galleries in the city. Its exhibit this July, “Equality Backlash: The Artist’s Eye for Social & Political Crises,” is described as a “cultural check-in” and a way for viewers to connect with the social and political crises that our country is undergoing.