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This month, Downtown Bentonville, Inc., along with our partner organizations, delivered messages of appreciation for Northwest Medical Center and Mercy Hospital. How did we deliver a little love from the community while maintaining a safe social distance?

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NWA Girl Gang is an engaged collective of women and nonbinary individuals in Northwest Arkansas dedicated to celebrating diversity and empowering all voices in the community.

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McGarrah Farms has been a part of Bentonville's Farmers Market for about 30 years and Dennis has been farming throughout his life, just like his dad and grandfather before him.

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The Rios family has a passion for sustainable farming and sharing authentic Mexican street fares, but their ultimate purpose extends far beyond the food itself. It’s about being healthy, fostering community, respecting the land, and sharing the soul of Mexico right here in Bentonville.

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If you’ve visited 211 Cafe, located within the Bentonville Public Library, you’ve likely met Mauricio Guererro, and he’s likely made you an excellent cup of Guatemalan coffee.

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Bleachers is a sports and memorabilia store on the Square. Tiffany has owned the shop for year, but her family has owed those buildings for even longer - dating all the way back to her grandfather.

Structured as a hybrid event, the annual festival will offer virtual presentations and world premieres of films, panels and special events, alongside select drive-in screenings and additional on-the-ground events throughout Bentonville.

The Bentonville Farmers Market received a national nod during National Farmers Market Week.The popular Saturday morning downtown market was named one of the top "unexpected" farmers markets in the country by Garden and Health.

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We are super excited to return to getting fresh goods from our incredible local farmers. There are a few restrictions, for example, we can only have produce vendors and not crafters due to COVID regulations and we have to keep people moving in their cars. We doing everything we need to to follow the rules.

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Once again, on Sunday evening, the Bentonville Square was filled with protesters holding signs and chanting for justice, equality, and an end to racial discrimination.

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Rapid population growth, paired with the COVID-19 pandemic, has caused Downtown Bentonville, Inc. to rethink large downtown events to ensure the safety for our entire community.

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The COVID-19 shutdown has hit everyone hard, including our local musicians. Many of them have not only lost gigs, but many of them have also lost service industry jobs that help make ends meet. So how can our community help save the music?

The socially-distanced outdoor art “gallery” provides another COVID-19 safe summer activity in Downtown Bentonville and supports Northwest Arkansas artists.