Ranked #4 in Total Quality in all of North America, the Hilton Garden Inn Fayetteville is an ideal spot to stay during a visit to Fayetteville. 

Fayetteville will be the home to some of college’s best golfers when it hosts the 2019 NCAA Golf Championship for the first time in University of Arkansas history at Blessings Golf Club May 17-29, 2019.

Food trucks not only offer some of the funnest food in Fayetteville, hanging out at food truck courts is one of the best things to do in Fayetteville. Food truck courts, simply put, are for everyone. And, in Fayetteville food trucks offer almost every kind of food.

Perfect for an al fresco lunch or late-night noshing after exploring Fayetteville, food truck courts attracts crowds at all hours. You’ll find their picnic tables filled with college students, families and young couples – pretty much anyone who appreciates great food served in an out-of-the-ordinary atmosphere.

With their second season at the Arkansas Air & Military Museum, Pilot Arts takes on Freaky Friday, the musical March 25-31. 

The Joe Martin Gran Fondo, taking place May 4, is a one-day cycling event for amateurs who would like to experience part of the same courses as the pros, but who do not want to live life on the edge — at least not for their day job!

It's time to get your green out because the 12th annual Dickson Street St. Patrick's Day Pub Crawl is set for Saturday, March 16.

Spring and warmer weather are right around the corner, and Fayetteville is the perfect springtime weekend getaway.

With a seemingly endless amount of things to do, from outdoor activities to festivals to patio nightlife, you need to make plans to enjoy the amazing weather and fun in the Ozarks. Here are a few of our favorites, but believe us … this is only the beginning.

The Symphony of Northwest Arkansas (SoNA) continues its 2018-2019 season on Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. with Masterworks III: Bach & Beethoven

Exciting news for our weary travelers! The Chancellor Hotel on the Historic Downtown Square is set to become Graduate Fayetteville in the fall of 2019.

The Walton Arts Center will host a production of “A Bronx Tale” February 26 - March 3 as part of its Broadway Series, which brings to Fayetteville some of the most heralded theatrical productions in the world.