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Learn how to protect your children’s future during a free guardianship planning webinar on Wednesday, Apr 30, from 12–12:45p. Experts will walk you through how to choose a guardian, determine legal responsibilities, and what to do if you don’t have a plan in place. Register HERE.

Events

Weekend Roundup

Happy Easter Weekend, Northwest Arkansas! Here's your Weekend Roundup to help get the fun started:

• 🌿 Thyme’s Up: Today’s your last chance to catch the Dr. Compton Native Tree & Plant Sale in Bentonville! Swing by before 3p to browse over 70 varieties of native plants, grasses, trees, and more.

• 🍕 Shake It Off: Belt out ballads or vibe with the crowd during karaoke night at Flashback Pizza & Milkshakes in Rogers this Friday, Apr 18, from 9–11p.

• 🐗 How Bout Them Hogs: Razorback fans, gear up for a day full of football, fun, and family activities at the Red-White Game in Fayetteville this Saturday, Apr 19, at 1p.

• 👗 A Prom For Mom: Get ready to dance the night away for a great cause at the 3rd Annual NWA Mom Prom at the Hilton Garden Inn Fayetteville this Saturday, Apr 19.

• 🌼 Dancing Daffodils: Don’t miss Ra-Ve House Concerts’ magical showcase of Indian classical dance at the Scott Family Amazeum on Saturday, Apr 19, from 3-4:30p.

• 🐣 Hop This Way: Rivercrest Orchard's Easter Festival wraps up this weekend with egg-citing fun on Saturday, Apr 19, from 10a–2p and 3p–7p, and Sunday, Apr 20, from 2p–6p. Expect a helicopter egg drop, Easter bunny visits, live music, and more.

• 🚵 Trail Mix: Pedal into adventure at the 36th Annual Ozark Mountain Bike Fest this Saturday, Apr 19, from 9a–7p at Devil’s Den State Park! The free fest features group rides for all levels, the famous Big Splash, a cookout, and plenty of trail-loving fun.

• 🌳 A Real Tree-t: Fayetteville Tree Week, Apr 19-26, kicks off this Saturday with a tree giveaway during the Farmers Market on the Downtown Square.

• 🐾 Bingo Was His Name-o: Join Best Friends in Bentonville for Lotería Night this Saturday, Apr 19, from 4–6p! Enjoy Mexican bingo and prizes while meeting adoptable pets. It’s free, but space is limited, so be sure to register in advance!

• 🎨 Acting on Art: Shop handmade goods like candles, jewelry, baked treats, and more at the first-ever TheatreSquared Art Fair this Saturday, Apr 19, from 10a–1p.

• 🧥 Thrift Me Baby One More Time: The FayetteVINTAGE Spring Market is back and bigger than ever on Saturday, Apr 19, from 10a–4p at the Fayetteville Town Center. Expect vintage vendors, food, music, and giveaways.

On the hunt for egg hunts? Check out this list of Egg Hunts in NWA by our friends at Be Local NWA.

Sponsored By Walton Arts Center

Shining a Spotlight on the Stars Behind the Scenes

April is National Volunteer Month, and Walton Arts Center is celebrating the incredible individuals who help bring each show to life.

• The Show Must Go On: Volunteers are the lifeblood of Walton Arts Center, contributing thousands of hours each year. From greeting guests and ushering patrons to assisting with admin work, their support is essential to creating memorable arts experiences for patrons, students, teachers, donors, and staff. Simply put, the show couldn’t go on without them.

• Heart of the House: Walton Arts Center’s volunteers are diverse and dynamic, reflecting the spirit of Northwest Arkansas. Though their backgrounds vary, they’re united by a shared love for the arts and a deep commitment to serving their community.

Love the arts, too? Find out how you can make a difference at Walton Arts Center HERE.

The Daily Dine Card

10 Easy Answers For The Next Time You Ask, “Where Should We Eat?”

Turn the “Where should we eat?” debate into a foodie adventure with the Daily Dine Card. Work your way through 10 of our favorite local restaurants while saving 20% at each stop along the way. Order yours while they last HERE.

ICYMI

This Week’s Top Stories

• Hangry Pedaler NWA Reviews New Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Rogers 

• Our 4-Day Itinerary for Exploring Northwest Arkansas 

• Dodo Coffee Co Returns with a New Look, a New Trailer, and Big Plans for Fayetteville

• Sicarú Coffee Roasters set to Open in Fayetteville Memorial Day Weekend 

• Part Taproom, Part Boutique: terracotta Opens in Bentonville

Together with Best Friends Animal Society

Pet Of The Week

Meet Gemini, a 2-year-old bundle of energy and sunshine who’s always ready to hit the trail or chase a tennis ball. He’s leash-savvy, dog-friendly, and absolutely thrives in the great outdoors. Whether it’s a walk through the neighborhood or a run through the backyard, Gemini is all in.

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In other news

• 🦷 Straight Talk: The Smile Center is hosting Invisalign Week from May 5–9 with an exclusive $500 off treatment! It’s the perfect time to get that summer-ready smile with a personalized consultation—appointments are limited, so book yours today!*

• 🎼 Strikes the Right Chord: In the Grove of Forgetting is TheatreSquared’s thrilling world premiere set in 1930s Budapest, where a concert pianist with razor-sharp wit refuses to be ruled by fear as the world falls apart around her. On stage April 16–May 4. Book now at theatre2.org.*

• 🎤 Sedaris Speaks: Beloved humorist and author David Sedaris returns to NWA on Thursday, Apr 24, at 7p for an evening of wit and wildly entertaining stories. Known for his quirky observations and dry delivery, Sedaris always delivers unexpected laughs and sharp insights.*

• 🥚 Eggsellent: On the hunt for egg hunts? Check out this list of Egg Hunts in NWA by Be Local NWA.

• 🍳 Brunch Goals: Get ahead of Mother’s Day and lock in a table for Mount Sequoyah’s Brunch on Sunday, May 11, from 10a–2p. With a Southern-inspired menu, carving station, and signature “MomMosa” experience. It usually sells out, so don’t wait and scramble last minute!

• 🔥 BBQ & Beats: Mark your calendar for the Inaugural Bentonville Barbecue Festival at The Momentary Green on Saturday, May 31! Enjoy all-you-can-eat BBQ from 10+ top pitmasters, live music, cold drinks, and good vibes.

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