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Axios
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
A lazy guide to late-summer fun in NWA
If planning a trip wasn't in the cards or the budget this year, it's not too late to enjoy a long weekend or staycation right here at home before summer ends and kids go back to school. 👙 Have a pool day: Public pools and water parks are open through Labor Day. It's an easy way to make the kids' day with slides and splash pads, a book by the pool, or some exercise lap swimming. Wilson Park in Fayetteville still has one more " dive-in" movie night. 🌽 Peruse farmers markets: NWA cities large and small have robust farmers markets on weekend mornings. Check out the one nearest to you and find some unique, locally made goods in addition to produce. 🍹 Get together with friends or have a nice summer date night with cocktails or bites at one of NWA's best patios. 🛶 Make the most of Beaver Lake and Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area. Arkansas state parks host lots of nature-center events throughout the summer, like kayaking tours, hikes and fishing. And you can always rent a boat, kayak or paddleboard at Beaver Lake. 🧒 Entertain the kids: NWA is full of free or inexpensive ways to keep children engaged when they're out of school. 🥾 Spend a day hiking at Devil's Den State Park, or even camp overnight. 🎸 Don't sleep on all the free live music and offerings, like First Friday in Bentonville, Railyard Live in downtown Rogers, the Gulley Park series in Fayetteville, or Live! at Turnbow in downtown Springdale. It's a great way to get out and hear local artists and stumble on vendors or a new food truck.
Axios
22-04-2025
- Climate
- Axios
Your week ahead: Live! at Turnbow is back
Make the most of the nice weather. ⚾️ Baseball games — Catch an Arkansas Razorbacks baseball game against the University of Arkansas at Little Rock at 6:30pm Tuesday or 5pm Wednesday at Baum-Walker Stadium in Fayetteville. Get tickets starting at $28. 🎤 Live! at Turnbow — This free community event in downtown Springdale is back for the season with live music starting at 6:30pm Thursday. 🍽 — Have dinner in the dark at this event hosted in collaboration with Little Rock-based World Services for the Blind. 6pm Thursday at Mockingbird Kitchen in Fayetteville. Get tickets for $100.
