The semi-annual Black Owned Northwest Arkansas Business Expo will take place at the Fayetteville Town Center on Saturday, February 24th, 2024 from 11:00am - 4:00pm.
Fayetteville’s eclectic shopping scene is an experience in itself! Whether you come to stroll the shops downtown, visit a local craft fair, or browse for antiques, you’re almost guaranteed to find what you’re looking for here. Fayetteville is a community of makers and artists that make shopping local extra fun, because our independent shops are full of unique and handmade goods. From casual to upscale, trendy local boutiques to national chains, we have it all! No matter if you’re looking for something luxurious or quirky or lovely and one-of-a-kind, there are plenty of opportunities to bring a little piece of Fayetteville home with you.
Physical media lovers won’t want to miss the opportunity to pop into some of our favorite independent, locally-owned music and book stores in and around Downtown Fayetteville. From dizzying floor-to-ceiling stacks of books to that old vinyl smell, you’ll find your newest (or pre-loved-est) favorite title in Fayetteville.
Curated collections of home goods are kind of our thing in Fayetteville! Our city of creative minds and funky vibes breed cute and cozy lifestyle shops full of thoughtful decor, homestead provisions, textiles, gifts, unique kitchen goods, locally made pottery, gourmet grocery, books & so much more.
Fayetteville is full of great clothing boutiques with excellent customer service, careful attention to current fashion trends, and selections for all ages in a variety of budget ranges. From luxe sustainable fashion to vintage finds to casual everyday wear, our little local shops are all about the details and unique stock you won’t find just anywhere.
When you’re in Razorback country, sometimes you’ll need to dress the part! Naturally, Fayetteville is home to the best officially licensed Arkansas gear, home decor and tailgate essentials. Whether you’re a casual fan or a die-hard, there are plenty of Razorback-themed stores to find what suits you.
The semi-annual Black Owned Northwest Arkansas Business Expo will take place at the Fayetteville Town Center on Saturday, February 24th, 2024 from 11:00am - 4:00pm.
As the leaves change and drop, cozy sweaters replace T-shirts and shorts, and the crisp air makes summer feel like a distant memory, Fayetteville celebrates the season with holiday markets. These markets showcase the city’s progressive, sustainable culture with locally made arts, crafts, and food, plus secondhand goods like vintage clothing and collectibles — so you can fulfill all your gift-giving needs in one place. But even if you don’t buy anything, you’ll get to enjoy a festive atmosphere and connect with others (and, dare we say, this is what this time of year is all about?) Here are all the holiday markets you won’t want to miss.
The award-winning Fayetteville Farmers Market - a perennial favorite of locals and visitors alike - celebrated its golden anniversary in 2023! Celebrate the most beloved farmers market in Arkansas with a stroll along Fayetteville's downtown square every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday through the end of the season.
We’ve all been in that position: you get home but just can’t stop thinking about that item that you picked up and fiddled with in the store but didn’t buy. If you were shopping in Fayetteville, you might not have to endure that heartache anymore!
Fayetteville’s bustling art scene creates an increased demand for the types of high-end brands and specific supplies that you’d be hard-pressed to find at just any chain art supply store. Fortunately for artists visiting or living in the area, Fayetteville local and award winning muralist Olivia Trimble has recently filled that gap with her new store, Sleet City Art and Supplies.
Keep it funky and frugal in Fayetteville with some prime second-hand finds, thanks to our booming consignment scene!
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