Downtown Fayetteville Coalition’s inaugural Fayetteville Strawberry Festival is coming to the historic downtown square on Sunday, May 19th from 12-6pm.
Fayetteville will be bustling with things to see and do including two stages of performances from Trout Fishing in America, Dandelion Hearts, 360 AllStars Circus, Gone Country, Noah Richmond's Little Monster, Abbey Pierce Band, and Newco.
Sign up your costumed canine to walk with Anthony Ball’s NOLA Brass Band as they lead the Hounds Lounge Dog Paw-ty Parade.
Test your baking skills by entering Rymolene’s Pie Competition and two-step with Jumpsuit Jamey and the Can’t Wait to Playboys during the Honky Tonk Street Dance.
Sample over a dozen local and regional beers with the Arkansas Brewers Guild.
Grab fresh strawberries from a local farm or satisfy your sweet tooth with our long list of dessert vendors.
Learn something new from the culinary demonstrations and panel discussions. Stop by the downtown bars and restaurants to try their seasonal menu items and embrace your creative side with make-and-take art activities led by local artists.
For a full list of festival details, head over to downtownfay.org.
Strawberries are available April - May.
Enjoy You-pick strawberries, music, food & drinks, bumper cars, barn chute slide, train rides, bounce pillows, bubble barn, ropes course, & more!
Open Select Dates: April 20- May 19
TUES-WED: 10AM - 6PM
THURS: 2PM - 7PM
FRI: 10AM - 6PM (PRE-PICKED ONLY)
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
About Author Solomon Donoho:
Solomon is a young man with a plan. After helping his mom promote her books at markets and finding himself drug along to her storytelling workshops, he decided it was time to share a story of his own.
For the majority of his third grade school year (2022- 2023), he worked through ideas and finally decided to tell the tale of a DJ with superpowers. This combined his dream job of being a DJ with his love of video games and superhero movies.
He spent most of his fourth grade year learning the long process of publishing a quality book and is happy to have a great story to entertain and inspire other kids.
About "The Legend of DJ Awesome"
This isn't just any book—it's a thrilling journey packed with music and superheroes. When bad guys start causing trouble in Music City, DJ Awesome steps up. He uses his powers and mad DJ skills to fight back. It's like he's conducting a symphony of bravery and beats!
Every hero starts with a story, and this story might just inspire
you to write your own. Grab your headphones, tune into this epic
adventure, and let the rhythm guide your way!
The Legend of DJ Awesome is more than just a story—it's a challenge. A challenge to find the hero within you. It's a challenge to march—or dance—to the beat of your own drum. And trust us, once you start reading, you won't want to stop until you've danced through every page.
Bonus Material
At the back of the book, "Write Your Legend" helps readers learn how to create your own characters and worlds so you can write a legendary story of your own.
Sundays 1:30 at Columbus House Brewery is our “Sunday Social” ride (Year-round except Easter Sunday, weather permitting.)
The no-drop ride is typically around 30 miles sometimes with 2 pace groups. Ride concludes with post ride banter and refreshments at Columbus House Brewery.
Ride CANCELLED when temperature is 40 degrees or below.
Go on a journey through traditional Japanese culture as a guest to enjoy Japanese sweets and tea. The guests will try a blend of the tea family Horii Shichimeien and will create bean paste sweets to get a taste of the blends you prefer and can order.
All materials will be provided by the instructor, Jennifer Huffman.
$45 – $55
$45/members or $55/nonmembers
Bluegrass Circle: 2-3:30pm
Irish Session: 4-5:30pm
Old Time Players & Square Dance: 6-8pm
ABOUT:
Community is welcome to join! Bring your instrument and join the jam circle, or just come to enjoy music provided by your local musicians.
Beginning at 6pm, the Old Time Players will provide music for a Square Dance led by Steve Green. Grab a partner and join in the fun!
This toe-tapping event marks one-year of Folk School of Fayetteville being open!
TICKETS: FREE & open to the public
Come join us as we continue our singer-songwriter mini-series with Some Guy Named Robb.
Our three-part, Mountain Street Stage Singer-Songwriter series returns with Some Guy Named Robb, an award-winning performer who fuses indie folk-rock music with hints of blues, reggae, and even punk. Robb is a charismatic performer who revels in the connection between the audience and the performer. If you want to hear heartfelt tunes and the stories behind them, this is for you. You can find Robb online here.
This event will also be available for viewing and replay via our FPL livestream page.
The Sequoyah Ukulele Society is a low-key ukulele-jam held at the Mount Sequoyah Creative Center in Fayetteville AR. We meet 1st and 3rd Sundays of every month (3:00- 5:00 pm) and welcome (adult) players of all skill levels. There is no need to “join” or rsvp..... just attend when you can.
Music (with chords) will be projected on a screen
No need to bring anything except your ukulele!
Where We Meet
We meet on the 1st floor of Sequoyah Hall
(The large red brick building located to the RIGHT as you drive in from Assembly)
Doors on both sides of the building will be open at 2:30 pm.
Calling all Dachshund (and Dachshund mixes)! We are having Dachshund party at Good Dog Cafe from 3:00-4:30! Bring your Dachshunds to play!
We will be closed to the public so that only Dachshund (& Dachshund mixes) can attend this event.
A limited food & drink menu will be available during the entire event.
Admission for this special event is $12 per dog and a waiver must be signed before entering the park. Dogs must meet our off-leash park requirements.
We do not allow children under 12 in the off-leash park, but they are welcome in the leashed area.
3levated Dance presents Latin dance night at Six Twelve Coffeehouse and Bar!
Every 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sunday of every month we host a Latin dance night with salsa and bachata, hosted and DJ with Michael Vasquez from 3levated Dance.
Our goal at 3levated is to create a community that is safe, family oriented and about growth and supporting one another. Dance is more than just a hobby with us. It is an art. And expressive and healing art. At 3levated Dance we want to show the world dance because it is a way to grow and become more of your true self. To find yourself and help yourself grow. We teach dance is a conversation between 2 souls. And opportunity to listen and help one another. It’s a family here.
We teach bachata, cha cha, and salsa on 1 and on 2! We have fun, we stay safe, and we help one another.
Come join us and have a wonderful magical time!
We are the ONLY Drag Show in NWA! Every Sunday. Doors open at 9:30pm. Showtime 10:45PM
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