EVENTS IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS
COMMUNITY EVENTS
First Fridays—April 3 & May 1
Offering musical performances, food and activities. April’s theme is Family Fun Land, and May’s theme is Adventure Land. Downtown Bentonville Square. www.downtownbentonville.org
Rogers Local Food & Art Market—April 4 & 18
Offering farm-fresh ingredients as well as sustainable and ecologically conscious handmade arts and crafts. Mount Hebron Park. Rogers. www.rogerslocalfoodmarket.com
Fayetteville Farmers Market—April 4 thru Dec.
Featuring a wide variety of seasonal vegetables, fruits, meats, dairy, flowers, baked goods, plants, art and crafts. Saturdays. Downtown Fayetteville Square. www.experiencefayetteville.com
Art on the Bricks—April 9
Enjoy artwork from regional artists featured in local businesses and shops. Downtown Rogers. www.rogerslowell.com
Bentonville Farmers Market—April 11 thru Oct. 31
Featuring local fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, crafts and fine art by local artists. Saturdays. Downtown Bentonville Square. www.downtownbentonville.org
Fayetteville Arts Fair—April 19
Featuring regional galleries and artists, alongside live performances throughout the afternoon, including Jazz and More Orchestra, Orquestra Afinke and dance performances. Upper Ramble. Fayetteville. www.experiencefayetteville.com
Sundays on the Square—April 19
Free and family-friendly event including a diverse lineup of live music, food trucks, group bike rides and an arts market. Downtown Fayetteville Square. www.experiencefayetteville.com
Dogwood Festival—April 24 thru 26
Featuring arts, crafts, food, entertainment, and a kids’ fun zone with games and rides. More special events can be found online. Downtown Siloam Springs. www.siloamchamber.com/dogwood-festival
Arkansas Pottery Festival—May 1 thru 3
Enjoy pottery demonstrations, lectures and a pottery sale of more than 50 potters from around the state. Spotlight artists include Brad Schwiegerand Lorna Meaden. Community Creative Center. Fayetteville. www.communitycreativecenter.org
Siloam Springs Farmers Market—May 2 thru Oct. 31
Find fresh, local foods and goods at this outdoor market. Kids Day at the Market is the second Saturday of each month. Memorial Park. Downtown Siloam Springs. www.mainstreetsiloam.org
Springdale Farmers Market—May 2 thru Oct. 31
Offering locally sourced goods including coffee, honey, eggs, produce, art and crafts. Market will be open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Jones Center. Springdale.
Cane Hill Community Picnic—July 17
Bring your family and a picnic lunch as you meet new friends and community members. Historic Cane Hill. www.historiccanehillar.org
ARTS & CULTURE
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art—Exhibitions & Events
Currently on display thru July 27: America 250: Common Threads; and running thru Sept. 14: The Art of Birdwatching with Susan Morrison. Upcoming events include: Wednesdays Over Water: America 250: Common Threads on April 1; Mystery at the Museum on April 2; Deep Listening Club | Lost in Obscurity on April 5; Studio Social with Queer Craft Corner: Bring Your Own Tote on April 10; SoNA Beyond: Declaration on April 10; America 250 | Hand Painted Plates on April 11 & 12; Second Saturday: The Art of Wellness on April 11; Van Cliburn Concert: Aristo Sham + Vitaly Starikov on April 15; Building Bridges: An Evening with Ken Burns on April 17; and Nature & Nurture: Forest Bathing with Ozark Forest Therapy on April 25. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Bentonville. crystalbridges.org
The Momentary—Exhibitions & Events
Currently on display thru June 7: The Machine Behind the Art: Inside JR’s Printing Press and The Greatest Wildlife Photographs. Special events include: Music Happy Hour | Maria Somerville on April 1; Monthly Teen Takeover Night on April 3 & May 1; School of Rock Spring Mid-Season Show on April 4; RA-VE Cultural Foundation Dance Performance on April 5; Music Happy Hour | Mei Semones on April 8; Chef’s Dinner with Sam Yoo on April 10 & 11; Marissa Nadler Concert on April 12; Music Happy Hour | Lone Social on April 15; Supper Club | Sam Diaz on April 15; Listening Party | Miletus Callahan-Barile on April 16; Wiz Khalifa with 2 Chainz, Berner, & DJ Bonics | The Macrodose Touron April 17; Holi Festival on April 18; Singles Night: Glow Party on April 18; Sound Bath Experience | Root & Rise on April 19; Music Happy Hour | Bee Balm on April 22; Collide | Dos | Random Rab B2B Lapa on April 23; The Vibe Block Party on April 24; Momma on April 26; Music Happy Hour | Trivia with Joshie Simmons on April 29; An Evening with WILCO on May 2; and Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas | Arcadia 2026 Tour on May 3. The Momentary. Bentonville. www.themomentary.org
Rogers Historical Museum—Exhibition
Currently on display thru Aug. 1: Fashion Accessories: Adornments Through History. Rogers Historical Museum. www.rogershistoricalmuseum.org
Shiloh Museum of Ozark History—Exhibitions
Currently on display thru May 31: Andrew Kilgore’s Fayetteville Townfolk; Capturing Time: Historic Ozark Cameras; and One Step Higher: Five Generations of a Black Ozark Family. Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. Springdale. www.shilohmuseum.org
Symphony of Northwest Arkansas—Performances
Upcoming performances include: SoNA Beyond: Declaration on April 10 at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville; and SoNA Beyond: Transcending Words on May 3 at Fayetteville Public Library. www.sonamusic.org
TheatreSquared—Performance
Beginning April 15 and running thru May 10: Pride & Prejudice. TheatreSquared. Fayetteville. www.theatre2.org
Walmart AMP—Concerts
The 2026 season begins April 12: Dinastia Tour by Peso Pluma, Tito Double P & Friends; April 22: Rod Stewart; April 23: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders LIVE!; and May 1: Jim Gaffigan. Walmart AMP. Rogers. www.waltonartscenter.org/amp
Walton Arts Center—Performances
April 3: Fortune Feimster; April 8: Solas; April 10: Voctave; April 10 thru 12: VoiceJam A Cappella Festival; April 11: VoiceJam Competition; April 12: Chris Thile; April 14 & 15: Blue Man Group; April 18: The Comedy Zone: Andy Woodhull, and Australian Chamber Orchestra; April 21 thru 26: Mamma Mia!.; April 28: Dinosaur World Live; and May 3: Theater Unspeakable: The American Revolution. Walton Arts Center. Fayetteville. www.waltonartscenter.org
Ellis Island: The Dream of America—April 3
The Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra presents a powerful program featuring Carlos Simon’s moving contemporary work and Peter Boyer’s Ellis Island: The Dream of America, a multimedia tribute blending music, theater, and history to honor the immigrants whose hopes and dreams shaped the nation. Thaden School Performing Arts Center. Bentonville. www.arphil.org
The Great Passion Play—April 3 & 4
Experience “The Greatest Story Ever Told” in an outdoor amphitheater with immersive surround sound, amazing lighting and live animals. The Great Passion Play. Eureka Springs. www.greatpassionplay.org
We Care Concert—April 25
A benefit concert featuring two gospel quartets, with the proceeds going to five faith-based service partners. Calvary Free Will Baptist Church. Springdale. www.wecareconcert.com
The Wizard of Oz on Ice—April 25
Get whisked off to the merry old land of Oz through this breathtaking ice-skating experience, dazzling costumes and unforgettable music. Joel Carver Ice Arena, Jones Center. Springdale. www.thejonescenter.org
George Dombek Open Studio—April 25 & 26, May 2 & 3, May 9 & 10
Arkansas native and nationally recognized watercolor artist George Dombek is opening his studio and grounds to the public. 844 Blue Springs Road. Fayetteville. www.georgedombek.com
Rogers Short Film Festival—May 1 thru 3
Filmmakers from around the world will compete in categories based on experience and budget. This non-stop weekend is filled with screenings, networking, food, music and entertainment. 2nd Street Studio. Rogers. www.rogersshortfilm.org
APYO in Concert—May 2
The Arkansas Philharmonic Youth Orchestra Spring Concert with orchestral music in surprising new ways to cultivate young minds. Thaden School Performing Arts Center. Bentonville. www.arphil.org
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High School Musical Jr.—May 7 thru 10
When Troy, a school jock, and brainiac Gabriella, audition for the high school musical, they set East High into upheaval. While many students resent this threat posed to the “status quo,” Troy and Gabriella’s new alliance might just open the door for others to shine as well. Arts Live Theatre. Fayetteville. www.artslivetheatre.com
Arkansas Gravestones and Graveyards—May 13
Join Abby Burnett for a discussion on her latest book, Though Silent They Speak: Arkansas Gravestones and Graveyards, in this Not Strictly History program. Following the talk there will be books for sale and a signing. Shiloh Museum of Ozark History. Springdale. www.shilohmuseum.org
SPORTS & RECREATION
NWA Naturals—Upcoming Home Games
Kick off the 2026 season on April 7 thru 12 vs. Amarillo Sod Poodles; April 21 thru 26 vs. Wichita Wind Surges; April 28 thru May 3 vs. Springfield Cardinal. Visit the website for game times, promotional theme night information and admission prices. Arvest Ballpark. Springdale. www.nwanaturals.com
Bentonville Half Marathon—April 4
This event follows a racecourse in Bentonville that will take runners through the heart of the city and highlight its beautiful trail system. Downtown Bentonville. www.runbentonville.com
Hazel Valley Rally—April 11
Participants can choose between 45-mile and 64-mile route options. Both routes send cyclists deep into the Boston Mountain range of the Ozarks. Hazel Valley Ranch. Fayetteville. www.experiencefayetteville.com
Pagnozzi Parker Charity Big Bass Tournament—April 11
This fishing tournament benefiting Pagnozzi Parker Charities includes hourly and overall cash prizes. Prairie Creek, Beaver Lake. Rogers. www.pagnozziparker.org
Tour de Love—April 11
A bike ride featuring a progressive meal at each of For The Love’s Neighbor Nights locations. All proceeds go directly toward fighting poverty and feeding families in the community. www.forthelovenwa.com
Hogeye Marathon—April 11 & 12
This event includes a Boston Marathon qualifying marathon, the Hogeye Half Marathon and a four-person relay. Downtown Springdale. www.hogeyemarathon.com
NWA Great Strides—April 16
A fantastic opportunity to come together and make a difference in the lives of cystic fibrosis patients and their families. Arvest Ballpark. Springdale. fightcf.cff.org
Hope Island—April 17
An exciting, high-energy team competition benefiting Hope Cancer Resources. Corporate teams will raise funds for cancer patients and survivors while competing for title of Hope Island Survivor. The Matrix Club. Lowell. www.hopecancerresources.org
Walk For Wishes—April 18
This family-friendly event is powered by Make-A-Wish families, volunteers, companies, donors and friends. J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center. Springdale. www.wish.org/midsouth
Family Fun Festival and Flashback 5K—April 25
Children & Family Advocacy Center is going back to the ‘90s for a 1-Mile Fun Run or 5K and kids’ 400-yard dash, followed by free activities for families to enjoy. Northwest Arkansas Community College. Bentonville. www.cfacbentonco.com
Heart Walk—April 25
Join the American Heart Association walking to raise funds in support of local medical research and educational programs. Orchards Park. Bentonville. www.nwaheartwalk.org
Highlands Gravel Classic—April 25
The first of two qualifiers in the United States for the UCI Gravel World Series including both new and existing events. Goshen Community Center. www.highlandsgravelclassic.com
April Community Day—April 26
All experience levels are welcome for a fun day of free access to The Quiver Archery Range. Bentonville. www.peelcompton.org
Bentonville Area Classic—May 1
Teams will take on a 10-station clay course and a lively lunch celebration with live music, food, yard games and door prizes. Legacy Ranch at Dry Creek. Gravette. www.bentonvillearea.com
Gold Rush and Fun Run—May 1
This event benefits the Bentonville Public School Foundation. Lawrence Plaza. Downtown Bentonville. www.bentonvilleschoolfoundation.org
Natural State Tree Climbing Championship—May 1 thru 3
Professional tree climbing competition simulating working conditions of arborists in the field. Learn about safety, the latest in climbing techniques and innovations in equipment. Memorial Park. Lowell. www.arkansastrees.org/2025-nstcc
Halfway Halt @ Square 2 Square—May 2
Cheer on the riders during their 30-mile trip traveling from Fayetteville to Bentonville on the Razorback Greenway. Enjoy food, drinks and music. Turnbow Park. Springdale. www.downtownspringdale.org
Square 2 Square—May 2
This spring bike ride will have riders travel from the Bentonville Square to the Fayetteville Square, with a Halfway Halt event in downtown Springdale. Sam’s Club Home Office. Bentonville.
Mercy Golf Classic—May 4
A four-person scramble golf tournament raising money for Mercy Health Foundation NWA for ensuring continued health care needs in the community. Pinnacle Country Club. Rogers. www.mercyhealthfoundation.net/nwagolf
Bike City Fondo—May 9
This event includes courses for different comfort levels. Travel to the back roads or stay on the paved Razorback Greenway to enjoy the sights. Walker Park. Fayetteville. www.bikecityfondo.com
Cow Paddy Run—May 16
A 5K for adults and older kids and a 1K Fun Run for the little ones. Proceeds benefit The Spark Foundation, a Fayetteville nonprofit creating a positive impact in the community by providing increased access to health and fitness education and opportunities. Gulley Park. Fayetteville. www.mysparkfoundation.org
OTHER EVENTS
Cherishing Children Rallies—April 1 & 3
April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, the Children & Family Advocacy Center of Benton County will host two rallies on April 1 at Gentry Park, and April 3 on the Downtown Bentonville Square. Additional awareness events include WeAR Blue Day on April 3, and Blue Sunday on April 26. www.cfacbentonco.com
The Big Bet—April 2
This casino night and Texas hold ‘em-style poker tournament raises money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Arkansas programming. This will be a fun-filled night with games, appetizers and an open bar. Barn at the Springs. Springdale. www.bbbsnwa.org
Distinguished Scholars Brunch—April 4
Scholarships will be awarded to exemplary recipients in the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Northwest Arkansas program. Event exclusively for recipients, top donors and named scholarship or endowment contributors. Fayetteville Public Library. www.spsfnwa.org
Beaver Day at Osage Park—April 7
A community-wide fundraising celebration in support of Osage Park. Programs, partner booths and special activations throughout the day will help raise funds for the park’s wetlands, wildlife and long-term care. Osage Park. Bentonville. www.peelcompton.org
NWA Spring Job Fair—April 8
The Rogers-Lowell Chamber of Commerce presents this long running job fair. The perfect opportunity for employers and job seekers alike, and don’t forget your resumes. Rogers Activity Center. www.rogerslowell.com
Youth of the Year—April 9
Celebrate the work happening at Boys and Girls Club of Benton County with a dinner, drinks, silent auction and a powerful look at the impact made. The evening will conclude with remarks from the 2026 Youth of the Year winner. Ledger. Bentonville. www.bgcbentoncounty.org
Camp 479—April 10
Attendees can play like a Girl Scout and party like a grown-up at this event supporting Girl Scouts —Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Enjoy outdoor activities, cocktails, dinner, music and a silent auction. Heroncrest. Elm Springs. www.girlscoutsdiamonds.org
The Main Event: Speakeasy Soirée—April 10
Support the historic downtown revitalization through the work of Main Street Siloam Springs, Inc. Proceeds empower an economic development program in its efforts to preserve the historic district. The Brick Ballroom. Siloam Springs. www.mainstreetsiloam.org
Red Shoe Soirée—April 10
Pull out your red shoes and enjoy an evening in Capri for this annual event benefiting Ronald McDonald House. Ledger. Bentonville. www.nwaredshoesoiree.com
Vintage Market Days—April 10 thru 12
This market features original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home décor, outdoor furnishings, consumable treats and seasonal plantings. Benton County Fairgrounds. Bentonville. www.vintagemarketdays.com
Arkansas State Chili Championship—April 11
Enjoy chili competing in four categories. The winners will complete in the World Chili Championship Cook-off sanctioned by the International Chili Society and benefits The Purple Flower. Holiday Island Country Club. Eureka Springs. www.eurekaspringschamber.com
Broadway Brunch—April 11
Enjoy brunch with friends while supporting Arts One Presents programming. This event will also include live performances of Broadway favorites and artwork by local talents. The Apollo on Emma. Springdale. www.artsonepresents.org
Fayetteville Anime-Fest—April 11
This trade show features panels, meet and greets, voice actor guests, attractions, exhibitors, cool merch, characters, cosplay, video game tournaments and much more. Hilton Garden Inn. Fayetteville. www.animefest.com
Jazz Scholarship Brunch—April 11
Brought to you by the NWA Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., enjoy live jazz, an elevated chef-curated brunch and community impact supporting scholarships for local students. Northwest Arkansas Convention Center. Springdale. www.nwadst.org
Northwest Arkansas Mom Prom—April 11
A ladies night out supporting Habitat for Humanity Northwest Arkansas. Dress up and enjoy a DJ, dancing, photo booth, appetizers, drinks, raffle prizes and other hilarious surprises. Ages 21 and up. Mount Sequoyah Center. Fayetteville. www.eventbrite.com
Reading the Greens—April 11
This indoor mini golf fundraiser will take attendees through the Fayetteville Public Library, ending with awards and entertainment. Proceeds benefit the Fayetteville Public Library Foundation. Fayetteville Public Library. www.faylib.org
Spring Dr. Compton Native Tree & Plant Sale—April 13 thru 17
A spring plant sale with a diverse selection of trees, shrubs, vines, ornamental grasses, perennials and hardy ferns. Compton Gardens Maintenance Office. Bentonville. www.peelcompton.org
Panther Party—April 17
Help support St. Joseph Catholic School’s new auditorium for the school community at its annual fundraising event. The event’s theme will be a luau. The Haven. Fayetteville. www.sjfayschool.com
UnGala—April 17
An adults-only night of excitement and interactive experiences supporting access to Amazeum programs and activities. Guests can enjoy an evening of drinks, play and one-of-a-kind experiences. Scott Family Amazeum. Bentonville. www.amazeum.org
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FamJam—April 18
Bring the whole family for science experiments that come to life before your eyes, and each new twist reveals the incredible secrets behind everyday chemical reactions. Jones Center. Springdale. www.thejonescenter.org
Home Brew—April 18
Join home brewers from around Northwest Arkansas for an annual tasting competition. Noon to 4 p.m. Bentonville Brewing Company. www.nwaws.org
Quail Dinner—April 18
This four-course dinner will be prepared by Case Dighero. Weather permitting, guests will dine outdoors next to the scenic Jordan Creek. Historic Cane Hill. www.historiccanehillar.org
Sunshine Gala—April 18
An event full of country chic attire, live entertainment, silent and live auctions, dinner, and dancing to support Sunshine School clients of all ages touched by disability. Ledger. Bentonville. www.nwasunshineschool.org
Earth Day Celebration—April 22
Visitors of all ages can have fun while learning about sustainability, conservation and climate solutions. Botanical Garden of the Ozarks. Fayetteville. www.bgozarks.org
Dish—April 23
Hosted by the Arkansas Children’s Northwest Auxiliary, enjoy live entertainment and small bites from some of the best eateries in the region, benefiting ACNW. Ledger. Bentonville. www.archildrens.org/dish
Osage Park After Dark—April 24
Experience the wetlands after dark at this one-of-a-kind evening, and enjoy an alfresco dinner experience, a panel discussion and a boardwalk tour supporting Peel Compton Foundation. Osage Park. Bentonville. www.peelcompton.org
Plant Sale—April 24 & 25
A spring favorite for gardeners of all levels. Browse a wide selection of plants and garden-related merchandise from local vendors while exploring the garden. Botanical Garden of the Ozarks. Fayetteville. www.bgozarks.org
Dickson St. PUP Crawl—April 25
Stroll alongside your pet with your passport to participating locations, including a paw-ty central with treats, door prizes and selfie area. This 13th annual event benefits the Fayetteville Animal Shelter. Dickson Street. Fayetteville. www.eventbrite.com
Heroes Gala—April 25
A fundraising event for Sheep Dog Impact Assistance to help support programming to improve the physical and mental well-being of military veterans and first responders, reengaging them in living their best lives. Rogers Convention Center. www.sheepdogia.org
Party with a Purpose—April 25
Support Breakthrough T1D in its mission to champion a cure for Type 1 Diabetes with an evening featuring a lively cocktail hour followed by a dinner and live auction. Heroncrest. Elm Springs. www.breakthrought1d.org/arkansas
Touch A Truck—April 25
This family-friendly event is full of different kinds of vehicles and trucks your kids will enjoy while supporting the mission of the Junior League of Northwest Arkansas. Pinnacle Hills Promenade. Rogers. www.juniorleaguenwa.org
Women’s Expo & Great Tastes Food Expo—April 25 & 26
Enjoy shopping booths, entertainment, the Great Tastes Food Expo, speakers, 40/29 Weather Team, Arkansas CW Crew and the Belk Dress for Success Fashionable Fundraiser. Benton County Fairgrounds & Expo Center. Bentonville. www.womenslivingexpo.com
Chefs Cycle Benefit Dinner—April 26
Enjoy a night of 20 culinary professionals working together for a five-course meal. This fundraising dinner elevates awareness of childhood hunger in support of No Kid Hungry’s mission and is presented by Gaskins on Emma. Jones Center. Springdale. www.eventbrite.com
NWA Makers—April 26
This one-day event includes local artists, makers and craftspeople of all kinds, plus delicious food made locally. Live music, family-friendly and dog friendly. Washington County Fairgrounds. Fayetteville. www.nwamakers.com
Wine Dinner—April 26
Restore Humanity’s annual wine dinner will feature a four-course menu. Limited tickets available. Bordinos Restaurant & Wine Bar. Fayetteville. www.restorehumanity.org
Celebration of Excellence—April 29
Celebrating donors, teacher grant recipients, the Pendergraft awards, student scholarships and grant programs brought to life through the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation donors. Ozark Music Hall. Fayetteville. www.fayedfoundation.org
EmpowHER: Con Women’s Conference—April 30
A conference for women for connection, professional growth and inspiration. Includes breakout sessions, speakers and tools for career advancement and personal growth. Northwest Arkansas Convention Center. Springdale. www.dressforsuccessnwa.org
Plant A Seed Soirée—May 1
Enjoy a dinner prepared by Brightwater students, speakers, live entertainment and auctions benefiting student scholarships through the Northwest Arkansas Community College Foundation. Heroncrest. Elm Springs. www.nwaccfoundation.org/plantaseed
Bentonville Whiskey Festival—May 2
Experience an evening of crafted and limited-release whiskey with music, wine and games for guests 21 years or older. The Peel Mansion. Bentonville. www.eventbrite.com
Cinco de Mayo Festival—May 2
This fun, free event will feature various talents, food and presentations benefiting HWOA scholarship fund. Jones Center. Springdale. www.hwoa.org
Mini Derby—May 2
Enjoy live mini horse racing, the Kentucky Derby on a big screen, live music, a silent auction, Kentucky Derby gourmet flair food, drinks and Best Dressed contests supporting Equestrian Bridges. Equestrian Bridges. Rogers. www.miniderby.com
Washington Elementary Tour of Homes—May 2
Support Washington Elementary while touring charming homes in downtown Fayetteville. Tours are self-guided. Various locations. Fayetteville. www.fayettevilletourofhomes.com
Paws and Pours—May 3
Enjoy wine, wagging tails and community support for the animals at Humane Society of the Ozarks. This year’s event will include live caricature artist creating custom drawings for guests and their pups. Sassafras Springs Vineyard. Springdale. hsozarks.org
Gala for Education and Access—May 7
Celebrate the 20th anniversary in golden style at this Hollywood glamour event featuring a plated dinner and musical performances that will lift your spirits. Funds raised will help to extend access and arts-in-education to youth and underserved community members. Fayetteville Public Library. www.theatre2.org
Rooted in Resilience Luncheon—May 7
A celebration honoring the remarkable women of Havenwood, a nonprofit empowering single mothers and their children. Get connected and be inspired through their stories. Record. Bentonville. www.nwahavenwood.org
Call of the Wild—May 16
This annual event will be an evening packed with live music, delicious food, a silent auction, guided hikes and fun activities for the whole family. Proceeds support Ozark Natural Science Center. Lake Fayetteville. www.onsc.us
Spring Demolition Derby—May 16
Enjoy a heated competition as drivers face off until the last car is standing. Drivers will compete for cash prizes and bragging rights. Parsons Stadium. Springdale. www.rodeooftheozarks.org