Bentonville Spring Break: From cornhole to KAWS, and more

City offers diverse programs and activities March 22–30

 

BENTONVILLE, Ark. (March 5, 2025) — As families finalize their Spring Break plans, Bentonville, Arkansas, offers a wide array of activities for all ages. Recognized as a dynamic hub for arts, culinary experiences, and outdoor recreation, Bentonville provides numerous events and programs to entertain residents and visitors of all ages throughout Spring Break week.

 

"Bentonville is a Spring Break destination that truly has it all," said Kalene Griffith, president and CEO of Visit Bentonville. "With everything from world-class art and thrilling outdoor adventures to enriching educational camps and competitive sports, our city is alive with possibilities. Visit Bentonville is excited to highlight the diverse Spring Break experiences available, which are sure to create lasting memories.”

 

Event Details:

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art presents KAWS: FAMILY

  • Ages: All

  • Cost: $15.30 Adult General Admission; FREE for Members, SNAP participants, Veterans, and Adults & Youth 25 and Under

  • Tickets: https://crystalbridges.org/calendar/kaws-family/ 

  • Dates: March 22 - July 28, 2025

  • Location: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, 600 Museum Way, Bentonville.

  • See KAWS’ iconic creations in real life at Crystal Bridges. Explore characters steeped in the American zeitgeist that populate KAWS’ work with KAWS: FAMILY. The artist’s solo Arkansas exhibition debut features drawings, paintings, sculptures, advertising interventions and product collaborations. Other exhibits to explore during Spring Break include American Sunrise: Indigenous Art at Crystal Bridges, which will be open through March 23. 

 

American Cornhole Bentonville Major

  • Ages: 8+

  • Cost: $0-40

  • Registration: https://americancornhole.ticketsauce.com/e/aco-bentonville-major-20/tickets 

  • Dates: March 21-22

  • Location: Bentonville Fairgrounds at 7640 SW Regional Airport Blvd., Bentonville.

  • Experience the thrill of cornhole and compete for prizes at the American Cornhole Organization Bentonville Majors. Whether participating or spectating, individuals can enjoy great company and soak in Spring Break weather at the Bentonville Fairgrounds. The tournament begins March 21. 

 

Mountain Biking: Intro to Cornering 

 

Level 2 Mountain Biking Fundamentals

 

Bike School Bentonville’s Spring Break Camps

  • Ages: 5-13

  • Cost: $350 (5-Day)

  • Registration: https://bikeschoolbentonville.as.me/schedule/90df115c/?categories[]=Spring%20Break%20Camps 

  • Dates: March 24-28

  • Location: Bike School Bentonville, 3000 NE A St., Bentonville.

  • Explore Slaughter Pen Trails and develop essential biking skills during Bike School Bentonville’s Spring Break camps. This 5-day camp is designed to help kids ages 5-13 develop confidence and create lasting friendships, all in a fun and supportive environment. 

 

Try Archery for Girl Scouts 

  • Ages: 8+

  • Cost: $25

  • Date: March 26

  • Location: The Quiver Archery Range, 1701 SW F St., Bentonville.

  • Earn your Archery Fun Patch in a safe and curiosity-driven atmosphere at The Quivery. Girls will have fun while learning the basics of how to shoot a bow and can sign-up with their troop or as an individual. 

 

Spring Break Week Kids Art Classes

  • Ages: 6+

  • Cost: $30 plus tax

  • Dates: March 24-27

  • Location: Crock A Doodle, 326 SW A Street Unit 102, Bentonville.

  • Kids 6 and older are invited to paint their own feature pottery project, eat pizza, play games and have fun with friends during Spring Break Classes at Crock A Doodle Bentonville. Individual class fees cover supervision, pottery project instruction, pizza, lunch, fun and games. Kids and parents can choose from Adopt a Pet, Butterfly Stamping, Bubble Trouble and Rainbow Planters pottery projects. 

 

Beaver Tales with Bentonville Public Library

  • Ages: All

  • Cost: Free

  • Date: March 28

  • Location: Osage Park, 700 SW 16th, Bentonville.

  • Learn more about Osage Park’s unique wetland environment through exciting tales, songs, movement activities and more from Bentonville Public Library librarians and Osage Park staff. Storytime will take place at the Osage Main Pavilion. Please bring a blanket to sit on. 

 

“Night Watch” Book Launch

  • Ages: All

  • Cost: Free

  • Date: March 28

  • Location: Two Friends Books, 801 SE 8th St. Suite 47, Bentonville.

  • Two Friends Bookstore and Cafe will host Mathew Goldberg for an author talk, audience Q&A, book sale and signing for his latest collection, “Night Watch.” The event is free to the public. 

 

Osage Nature Day Camp 

  • Ages: 7-12

  • Cost: $60

  • Registration: https://www.peelcompton.org/event/osage-nature-day-camp-2025/ 

  • Dates: March 28

  • Location: Osage Park, 700 SW 16th, Bentonville.

  • Young adventurers ages 7-12 are encouraged to unplug, explore and connect with nature during Spring Break at Osage Park. Parents are asked to provide a sack lunch for their children. 

 

The Main Squeeze

  • Ages: All

  • Cost: $15-23

  • Tickets: https://themomentary.org/calendar/the-main-squeeze-rode/ 

  • Dates: March 28

  • Location: The Momentary, 507 SE E St., Bentonville.

  • Funk rockers The Main Squeeze are performing indoors at The Momentary, with reggae fusion band Rochelle Bradshaw & Hypnotion as the opening act. You don’t want to miss this Live at the RØDE House music series event. 

 

Wooo Pig Softball Tournament Series 1 

  • Ages: All

  • Cost: Free 

  • Dates: March 29

  • Location: Memorial Park, NE John Deshields Blvd., Bentonville.

  • Soak in the sun at the Wooo Pig Softball Tournament Series, featuring 6U-14U teams in a fun, high-energy environment at Memorial Park. 

 

For a full list of Spring Break classes, programs, and events, visit www.visitbentonville.com/events. 


 

About Visit Bentonville

Visit Bentonville is funded by the Bentonville Advertising and Promotion Commission which was established in 1996. The commission is supported by a 2% tax on lodging and meeting space and a 1% tax on restaurant and dining establishments. The organization's mission is to promote Bentonville as a vibrant experience for all, enhancing the quality of life and stimulating economic development that will strengthen our local economy. Visit Bentonville leads the planning of sports, meetings and group tours while also marketing leisure experiences that include arts, cycling, culinary, film, music and aviation. Visit Bentonville also collaborates with tourism offices throughout the state of Arkansas to create positive economic impact while increasing tourism amenities for both visitors and residents. For more information, please visit VisitBentonville.com.