Events under 'Guided Hobbies and Skills'

Hey parents and little ones!

We are thrilled to invite you to our delightful Storytime session every Thursday from 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.! This is a wonderful opportunity for children to dive into captivating tales, enjoy fresh fruit snacks, and play with various toys!!

Bring your little adventurers for an afternoon filled with joy, learning, and healthy treats.
We can't wait to see you there!

Shop Local ~ Shop Ozark Natural Foods!

Great new location for our show this spring!

If you have been to a previous show you know that we will have other orchid societies around our region, Kansas City, Springfield, Tulsa, and even Memphis that will put in exhibits at our show, as well as our society and several individuals and groups.

This is an official American Orchid Society judged show, so accredited AOS judges will do all the judging. This is rather like a big AKC dog show - to be an AOS orchid judge takes years of study and you are continuously evaluated by the more senior judges.

We usually have several plants at our show that are given AOS "flower quality" awards, a sign of excellence.

We order orchids to sell from various vendors that we've vetted, from Hawaii, California, Louisiana, and even one from Missouri who has won many awards for his Vanda orchids. We always try to have a wide selection - things already in bud for people who want a quick hit of the tropics in March, smaller plants for those who like to grow things up themselves, odd things for people that like 'weird', things for a wide range of growing conditions ... the one kind you won't find many, or any, of is the ones you can find at grocery stores.

We have some very good growers among our members and they'll be there to help people if they have questions about how to care for each type, or what might do best in their conditions. We are also offering orchid care classes and this year the classes are free, plus, since we have more space they'll be less crowded.

We'll have a basic orchid care class with a demo on how to repot an orchid (something that worries a lot of new orchid owners), and then one that goes deeper into some aspects of orchid growing for those who like to get a bit more technical.

The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks’ first annual Arkansas Gardening School is an horticultural symposium for beginner home gardeners, featuring expert-led programs by horticulturists, garden designers, and landscape architects. Through interactive talks and Q&A sessions, participants will learn to create beautiful, sustainable, and successful gardens in the Ozarks.

This year’s event will focus on the connection between gardens and well-being, offering practical tips for creating low-maintenance gardens, accessible design strategies, and tools to make gardening easier for all ages. Attendees will leave inspired and ready to start or enhance their home gardens for greater happiness and health.

Great new location for our show this spring!

If you have been to a previous show you know that we will have other orchid societies around our region, Kansas City, Springfield, Tulsa, and even Memphis that will put in exhibits at our show, as well as our society and several individuals and groups.

This is an official American Orchid Society judged show, so accredited AOS judges will do all the judging. This is rather like a big AKC dog show - to be an AOS orchid judge takes years of study and you are continuously evaluated by the more senior judges.

We usually have several plants at our show that are given AOS "flower quality" awards, a sign of excellence.

We order orchids to sell from various vendors that we've vetted, from Hawaii, California, Louisiana, and even one from Missouri who has won many awards for his Vanda orchids. We always try to have a wide selection - things already in bud for people who want a quick hit of the tropics in March, smaller plants for those who like to grow things up themselves, odd things for people that like 'weird', things for a wide range of growing conditions ... the one kind you won't find many, or any, of is the ones you can find at grocery stores.

We have some very good growers among our members and they'll be there to help people if they have questions about how to care for each type, or what might do best in their conditions. We are also offering orchid care classes and this year the classes are free, plus, since we have more space they'll be less crowded.

We'll have a basic orchid care class with a demo on how to repot an orchid (something that worries a lot of new orchid owners), and then one that goes deeper into some aspects of orchid growing for those who like to get a bit more technical.

Great new location for our show this spring!

If you have been to a previous show you know that we will have other orchid societies around our region, Kansas City, Springfield, Tulsa, and even Memphis that will put in exhibits at our show, as well as our society and several individuals and groups.

This is an official American Orchid Society judged show, so accredited AOS judges will do all the judging. This is rather like a big AKC dog show - to be an AOS orchid judge takes years of study and you are continuously evaluated by the more senior judges.

We usually have several plants at our show that are given AOS "flower quality" awards, a sign of excellence.

We order orchids to sell from various vendors that we've vetted, from Hawaii, California, Louisiana, and even one from Missouri who has won many awards for his Vanda orchids. We always try to have a wide selection - things already in bud for people who want a quick hit of the tropics in March, smaller plants for those who like to grow things up themselves, odd things for people that like 'weird', things for a wide range of growing conditions ... the one kind you won't find many, or any, of is the ones you can find at grocery stores.

We have some very good growers among our members and they'll be there to help people if they have questions about how to care for each type, or what might do best in their conditions. We are also offering orchid care classes and this year the classes are free, plus, since we have more space they'll be less crowded.

We'll have a basic orchid care class with a demo on how to repot an orchid (something that worries a lot of new orchid owners), and then one that goes deeper into some aspects of orchid growing for those who like to get a bit more technical.

Open Mic at Waystone Pizza; BYOTalent.
If you're into comedy, music, or poetry, tonight's your night.
Join us for an evening of the finest amateur entertainment that Northwest Arkansas has to offer.

Every Tuesday from 5pm-8pm
$15 for four 3oz pours
Each week we choose four exemplary natural wines to showcase in our tasting.
Come on out to try some fun wines and learn from one of our wine experts!

Sponsored by Meeple Academy, Fayetteville Beer Works hosts a weekly board game night on Tuesday from 6:00-9:00 PM, featuring popular games and knowledgeable attendees who can teach various games. The venue also offers great food, a wide beer selection, shuffleboard, and cornhole.

Any and all are welcome!  Free Event

(Games are supplied, but everyone is encouraged to bring their own board games too! Variety is the spice of life.)

Weekly dart tournament. Blind Draw.
7pm Tuesdays $10 entry, Mystery out pot.

POETRY NIGHT AT KAVA BAR FAYETTEVILLE!
Hosted by DERELICTS DIGEST, enjoy this FREE, ALL AGES event to share your work, meet your people, and have a chance to perform your work!
Open to the public, if you're not ready to share or just want to enjoy, grab a bev from our HAPPY HOUR, and enjoy the vibes of CLUB 509 and KAVA BAR FAYETTEVILLE.