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Nestor Lopez has been leather crafting his entire life. It's a family tradition and skill handed down from his grandfather and father. Make sure to visit Nestor at the Bentonville Farmers Market on Saturdays!

2.54

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.

2.16

Throughout his life, David has used art as a form of communication and expression. It's allowed him to share feelings and thoughts when the words didn't always come easily to him...

3.45

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.

2.15

Do you follow @BentonvilleArkansas on Instagram?If you do, you're not alone. The account has almost 26,000 local, national, and international followers. It posts everything from #Bentonville imagery to photos of our amazing culinary scene to snapshots of celebrities spotted in town.

3.03

Their slogan is "Let's Ride Together," and the Women of Oz live up to those words.From free fundamentals clinics to monthly Flagship rides, the organization is training, supporting, and empowering all women to learn or expand their mountain biking skills.

4.09

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.

2.27

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.

2.54

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.

1.22

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?

2.23

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.

1.20

Sophia Scott recently recovered from COVID-19. She hopes her story will encourage the entire community — especially her peers — to be safe, be smart, and mask up.

3.54

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

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.

4.22

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

3.51

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

1.23

On Friday, the Neighborhood Concert Series popped up in the Hanover subdivision. Thanks to our partner City Sessions and excellent musicians Makin Loaf and Will Gunselman Music!

3.50

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

Every Friday evening between August 14 and October 30, Crystal Bridges is offering a free, outdoor family-friendly concert or performance on its North Lawn.

2.53

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.

4.00

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

1.47

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.

In its second season at Crystal Bridges' North Forest, the popular outdoor exhibition features dynamic, nature-inspired lighting elements, and immersive soundscapes. Five distinct installations will bring the soul of the forest to life with light, sound, and sensory effects in a captivating, nighttime, family-friendly experience.

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.

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

5.10

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

1.57

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.

3.34

We've been wanting to do something for the musicians who have lost their gigs due to COVID. With the massive help of City Sessions, Downtown Bentonville Inc. created small shows for local neighborhoods.

2.14

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?