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Fixer to Fabulous now casting, Arkansas's first outdoor archery competition, Back to the Future the Musical, Marshall Islands debut national soccer team in NWA, and more!

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Arkansas’s First Outdoor Archery Championship to Make History in Bentonville

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For the first time ever, Arkansas will host a statewide outdoor target archery championship at The Quiver in Bentonville on Saturday, Jun 21.

  • Taking Aim: This inaugural competition, sanctioned by USA Archery, will set the first-ever outdoor state records for Arkansas—so every participant has a chance to make history. Archers from across the state will compete in recurve, compound, barebow, and basic compound divisions in a series of outdoor target rounds, testing their accuracy, consistency, and mental focus.

  • In The Quiver: Since opening three years ago, The Quiver has been dedicated to growing the sport, and this championship solidifies its place as Arkansas’s premier archery venue. Registration for the USA Archery Arkansas State Outdoor Target Championship is now open.

Secure your spot and learn more HERE.

Broadway’s ‘Back to the Future: The Musical’ Coming to Northwest Arkansas

The Broadway adaptation of Back to the Future is racing into Northwest Arkansas, with eight performances at Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville from April 8-13. .

  • Great Scott! This award-winning musical brings the beloved 1985 film to life with dazzling effects, a dynamic cast, and a score featuring both original music and classic hits like “The Power of Love” and “Johnny B. Goode.” Fans of the movie and newcomers alike are in for an adventure.

  • Make a Night of It: For those looking to enhance the evening, there’s a pre-show cocktail class add-on for $39, which includes a specialty drink and appetizers prepared by Fayetteville High School’s Brightwater culinary students.

Reserve tickets and learn more HERE.

‘Fixer to Fabulous’ Seeking Bentonville Homeowners for Season 7

Own an older home that could use an update? Fixer to Fabulous is on the lookout for Bentonville-area families to feature in upcoming season 7!

  • A Bit of a Fixer-Upper: To qualify, homeowners must live within a 30-minute drive of Bentonville, AR, own a house that needs renovations, and have an existing renovation budget of at least $120K.

  • Dream Home Done: This is a great opportunity to bring your dream home to life with expert guidance. If you’ve been planning a remodel and want to showcase your transformation, now’s your chance.

Submit your application HERE.

Sports

Marshall Islands National Soccer Team to Debut in Northwest Arkansas

The Marshall Islands will compete in its first-ever international tournament, the 2025 Outrigger Cup, in Northwest Arkansas this August 11-17.

  • A Historic Tournament: Until now, the Marshall Islands are the only country in the world without a national soccer team. The team, composed of Marshallese descendants and local players, hopes to gain FIFA recognition and raise awareness about their homeland as they face off with Turks & Caicos, the US Virgin Islands, and Guam.

  • More Than a Game: The location of the international tournament bears special significance, as Springdale is home to the largest Marshallese population outside the islands. They are fundraising to bring players from the islands to Arkansas for this historic moment.

Be part of history and support the Marshall Islands’ soccer journey HERE.

Community

Weaver Awards Offer $5,000 Grants + Training for Local Changemakers

If you're working to strengthen connections in your community, apply for the NWA Weaver Awards! The awards offer $5,000 grants to 20 individuals in Benton and Washington counties who are leading efforts to bring people together.

  • Get the Inside Scoop: Two Weaver Awards Info Sessions will be held this week to walk applicants through the process, share examples of past winners, and offer tips for success. Join in at the Bentonville Library on Mar 24, from 12-1:30p, or at the Fayetteville Library on Mar 27, from 12:30-2p.

  • Caring for the Caregivers: Weave: The Social Fabric Project will also be hosting free training on managing stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue at the Fayetteville Library on March 27, from 10a-1p. The event includes hands-on exercises, self-care strategies, and a free lunch. Space is limited!

Applications open in April. Find more details and register for events HERE.

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10 local restaurants are offering a 20% discount for those with the Daily Dine Card. Support local businesses, save big, and enjoy great food.

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In other news…

  • 🌸 Paws & Petals: Celebrate the spring season at Best Friends Animal Society’s Spring Market on Sunday, Apr 6, from 2-4p. Browse 15+ local vendors offering handmade goods, wellness products, and fresh finds, enjoy local food trucks, and meet adoptable pets while you shop!*

  • 🌿 Swap & Sprout: Have extra plants or cuttings? Trade them for something new at Rogers Public Library’s Plant Exchange on Sunday, March 30, from 1-4p. Bring seeds, cuttings, bulbs, or even small trees to swap with fellow plant lovers.

  • 🧠 Trivia & Brews: Test your knowledge at Trivia Night at Fayetteville Beer Works on Thursday, March 27, from 7-9p. Grab a drink, gather your team, and take on the challenge with questions from NWA Trivia.

  • 🌄 Caves & Cocktails: Explore stunning underground formations on a guided hike, then unwind with a behind-the-scenes tasting at a local distillery during the Cave Tour & Distillery Adventure with 37 North Expeditions on Saturday, March 29, at 9:45a.

  • 📖 Storytime in the Park: Join Bentonville Public Library at Osage Park for Beaver Tales on Friday, March 28, from 10:30-11a. Enjoy books, songs, and movement activities while learning about local wetlands.

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