Things to Do This Weekend in Bentonville | Sep 18 - 20

From biking world-class trails to exploring downtown events, there's something for everyone. This Weekend in Bentonville keeps you updated on the best things to do, making it easy to plan your perfect spring getaway. Don’t miss out on the season’s best—check the latest events now! BIG…

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Bentonville Summer Getaway Guide

Make Bentonville, AR, your summer getaway! Named one of the 52 Places to Travel in the US This Year , an AFAR Must-Visit Cultural Destination for 2026, and one of The Washington Post's top destinations for a cheaper summer vacation — Bentonville delivers world-class art, outdoor adventure, and…

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Bentonville Farmers Market Receives National Recognition

The Bentonville Farmers Market has seen tremendous growth over the last 10 years, with sales surpassing $3 million in 2025. That momentum has led to national recognition, including being named one of the Best Farmers Markets in the country by USA Today as part of its “10BEST” Readers Choice Awards…

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Picnic Guide to Bentonville

There's something truly special about enjoying a leisurely meal outdoors, surrounded by nature's beauty, and in Bentonville, we’ve got a lot of options for you to choose from. So, we’ve created a guide for you to enjoy our wonderful landscape and to-go food options to soak in the sunlight. 👉🏼…

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Women‑Owned Businesses to Explore in Bentonville

Women‑Owned Businesses to Explore in Bentonville March is Women’s History Month, and Bentonville actively celebrates the women in our city who are making an impact every day. We’ve put together this curated list of women‑owned businesses to explore while you’re in Bentonville. Each one offers a…

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Celebrating Black History Month in Bentonville

February is Black History Month—a time to honor and celebrate the profound contributions of Black Americans to our nation's story. This year marks a historic milestone: A Century of Black History Commemorations. It's been 100 years since Carter G. Woodson first established this celebration in 1926…

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