Arkansas Public Theatre (APT) is gearing up for its 39th season, and the organization is inviting you to become a sponsor to help continue its tradition of exceptional live performances. Season sponsors play a crucial role in supporting the theater's mission.

Shopping local is a true pleasure when you're surrounded by beautiful clothing in a cheerful and welcoming environment. Olivia Frank & Co is a chic new boutique in Northwest Arkansas, founded by the dynamic mother-daughter duo, Julie and Olivia Woods. Located on First Street in Downtown Rogers, this boutique offers a thoughtfully curated collection of trendy apparel, jewelry, accessories, and gifts. What sets Olivia Frank & Co apart is its inclusive range of sizes, from small to 3X, ensuring that every woman can find something that makes her feel confident and beautiful.

"100 Things to Do in Bentonville/Rogers Before You Die" will be an exciting addition to any travel enthusiast's collection! This guidebook, set to be released on September 1, offers a blend of travel tips and bucket list experiences, making it a valuable resource for both residents and visitors of Northwest Arkansas. This new guide covers a wide range of activities across five categories: Food and Drink, Music and Entertainment, Sports and Recreation, Culture and History, and Shopping and Fashion. With more than a hundred recommendations, this book will be a great resource for discovering all that Bentonville and Rogers have to offer.

The Rogers Lowell Chamber (RLC) and Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce (GBACC) partnered to host a Hob Nob with local political candidates at their joint August Business After Hours networking event August 22nd. It was an opportunity for the community to meet with those shaping future policies impacting the area.

Congratulations to the Chamber’s Outstanding Small Business of the Quarter 2024 Animal Medical Center! Back to the beginning: Dr. Dwaine Dickey first opened Animal Medical Center in Rogers in 1990. They’ve since expanded to two ...

Join the community for two unforgettable nights of modern art and connection in Downtown Rogers. Common Thread: Weaving Community Through Art is the first in a series of art exhibitions hosted by 2nd Street Studio, dedicated to building a vibrant community through art and a shared appreciation of our unique differences.

Event Details:

• Dates: August 23 and 24

• Time: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

• Location: 2nd St. Studio, 219 N 2nd Street, Rogers, AR

• Highlight: Look for the snake mural by @b_line_dot

 

Registration is now open for the 9th Annual Frisco Inferno, the Official BBQ Competition of Bikes, Blues & BBQ Motorcycle Rally, hosted in Downtown Rogers on Sep 20-21. This event is a fantastic opportunity to "Smoke The Competition" and support a great cause.

From the heart: Big Heart Bread, founded by Laurie Anderson in 2020, has quickly become a staple for bread lovers in the Rogers community, not only for its delicious artisanal sourdough bread but also for its mission-driven approach. Laurie started baking in her small kitchen, sharing her creations with friends. When a friend insisted on paying for a loaf, Laurie saw an opportunity to do more than just bake; she could give back to the community.

One fun thing: Join the Rogers Historical Museum Foundation at the Metroplex Event Center for the 3rd Annual Tasting Event, "An Evening of Historical Spirits."

Experience the Magic: The event is scheduled for Thursday, September 12, from 6:00-8:00 pm, with limited seating, so be sure to sign up soon. All proceeds will benefit the Rogers Historical Museum Foundation, helping to preserve the past, support the present, and secure the future of the Rogers Historical Museum.

Rebounding in style: Avenue Design Company has relocated her home decor and design business to a temporary retail space at 207 S 2nd Street, Downtown Rogers, just in time to welcome the Fall season. Tracy Alexander, the founder and owner, and her team have shown resilience and dedication after suffering a massive inventory loss due to tornado damage at their previous location at the Southeast corner of 2nd and West Walnut Street.

Door prize donors Affordable Suites of America Al McCarty Jewelers All Pets Animal Hospital of Rogers Apricot Lane Boutique Rogers ARcare Arkansas Federal Credit Union Beaver Water District Belk Benchmark Group Big Heart Bread BioTech ...

Presented by: Sam's Furniture Platinum sponsor: Glad Manufacturing Chronicle sponsor: PodcastVideos.com Fair sponsor: Hight Jackson Associates Lunch sponsors: Chambers Bank Chuy's Tex Mex Everett Volkswagen Geico NWA | Josiah Dodson Golden ...

Art on the Bricks Date & Time: Thursday, August 8, 2024, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Location: Pop-up locations in Downtown Rogers, AR. Interactive map of participating locations.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Japanese Anime at the August 8th Art on the Bricks Art Walk! This exciting event showcases a diverse range of art inspired by Anime, created by both established and emerging artists. Experience everything from traditional paintings to digital illustrations, AI creations, and live cosplay characters.

Anime is a term used to describe specific types of animation originating in Japan and heavily influenced by Asian culture. Anime's ability to blend cultural traditions with modern storytelling makes it a standout art form that resonates with a global audience.

Passion and Purpose Noah Furuseth, a Rogers resident with a deep passion for horticulture and ecological sustainability, is making a significant impact on his community. With a commitment to permaculture—a concept that emphasizes using land, resources, people, and the environment in a manner that produces no waste and encourages natural closed-loop systems—Noah has dedicated himself to restoring native trees and plants lost in the recent tornadoes.

Tiny Forest Initiative This Saturday visitors at the Rogers Local Food & Art Market, can find a tiny forest of native trees propagated by Noah. He has taken cuttings from trees destroyed in the tornado near Rogers Cemetery and nurtured them into young trees ready for planting. These efforts not only help preserve the native flora but also contribute to the health of the local ecosystem.

Riding for a cause: Brothers and Roger’s business owners, Rick McLeod, owner of McLeod Insurance Agency, and Mike McLeod, owner of Mike's Auto Works, are riding their motorcycles in the 2024 Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge. They are sponsored by Pig Trail Harley Davidson and raising money for the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank. 

Road Worthy: The challenge takes place every other year and covers more than 10,000 miles to be completed in 12 days. 

Go Deeper: For more information about the McLeod Brothers’ Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge you can visit McLeod Brothers Hoka Hey Adventure on Facebook.