Cove Collective NWA is an exciting new wellness center in Downtown Rogers, designed to help you achieve holistic well-being. Located at 214 W Walnut, the center offers a range of services including Pilates, Massage Therapy, Chiropractic Care, and Red Light Therapy—all aimed at enhancing your physical, mental, and overall health.

The Downtown Rogers (DTR) business community invites you to Shop Small and play BINGO with a holiday celebration of local businesses and the charm of Downtown Rogers. Now in its third year, this event is a fantastic way to explore the community, shop locally, and win big. With over 20 participating businesses, shoppers have the chance to win a prize package valued at more than $700.

Our thought bubble: We encourage shopping locally in Downtown Rogers all year long, and especially during the holiday season! The DTR BINGO challenge invites you to explore the unique offerings of local businesses while contributing to the community's economic health.

Explore DTR: Complete the challenge beginning on Shop Small Saturday, November 30, and running through Wednesday, December 11, and you will have a chance to win a prize basket valued at more than $700!

This holiday season, locally-owned businesses in Downtown Rogers are ready to welcome you with open houses, festive shopping experiences, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. When you choose to shop and dine local, you’re giving back to the community in so many ways. Here’s why it matters:

The story of Daniel and Ariel Husband becoming Master Franchisors of Gelatissimo Gelato is a remarkable journey of passion and entrepreneurship. Gelatissimo, which began in 2002 in Sydney, Australia, quickly grew into a global sensation with its artisan gelato, freshly made in-store daily. As the brand expanded across countries like China, the Philippines, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, India, and the United States, it eventually attracted the attention of Daniel and Ariel Husband, who had a long-standing passion for frozen desserts.

The October Downtown Rogers Merchant Meet-Up brought together Downtown Rogers businesses at Honeycomb Kitchen Shop with refreshments provided by Butter & Bloom. DTR small business owners and staff gathered to learn about the significance of establishing a robust online presence. The event was organized by the Rogers Lowell Chamber, with Brittnie Simon, founder and owner of Collab Design Co., as the guest speaker.

The Rotary Club of Downtown Rogers, Rogers Optimist Club, and Bentonville Satellite Rotary Club, in partnership with the City of Rogers, will host Oktoberfest NWA at Butterfield Stage, 101 E Cherry Street, Rogers Arkansas, Saturday, October 12, 2024, from 1pm to 6pm.

The event, presented by Nunnally Chevrolet, features more than 25 regional breweries, a Home Brewers section, and wine options for purchase.

The partnership between Bikes, Blues, and BBQ and Food Loops is a significant step toward promoting sustainability at large events. By collaborating with Food Loops, the event was able to divert thousands of pounds of waste from landfills and effectively manage recyclable materials.

The Rogers Lowell Chamber (RLC) plays a crucial role in supporting community events like Bikes Blues & BBQ (BBB) the world’s largest charity motorcycle rally. The Chamber brought stakeholders together as part of the broader goals of economic development, business support, and enhancing quality of life in Downtown Rogers (DTR). 

During the September DTR Merchant Meet-Up, Tommy Sizemore, Executive Director of Bikes, Blues & BBQ, connected with the merchants of Downtown Rogers to share details about the September 18 – 21, 2024 event. For the third year, Rally Week brought the excitement and energy of the event to historic Downtown Rogers and Eureka Springs, providing a unique opportunity for local businesses to engage with visitors and showcase the charm and offerings of Rogers.

The Downtown Rogers Art on the Bricks Art Walk on September 12, 2024, promises a unique blend of art and real estate opportunity in the Rogers Commercial Historic District. From 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the event will showcase the work of local artists and musicians in various downtown businesses while highlighting two historic properties available for purchase. This occasion is a prime chance for developers, investors, and entrepreneurs to explore potential business spaces within a vibrant cultural setting.

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.

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

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.

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.

Bikes Blues & BBQ, (BBB) the world’s largest charity motorcycle rally, is connecting with the merchants of Downtown Rogers to share details about the September 18 – 21, 2024 event. For the third year, Rally Week brings the excitement and energy of the event to historic Downtown Rogers and Eureka Springs, providing a unique opportunity for local businesses to engage with visitors and showcase the charm and offerings of Rogers.

Event: Downtown Rogers Merchant Meet-Up
Date: Thursday, July 18, 2024
Time: 8:45 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. (Program begins at 9:00 a.m.)
Location: TxAR House, 300 South 1st Street, Rogers, AR

Beautifying Downtown: In 2009, DTR neighbors initiated a project to plant 22 redbud trees to honor the memory of Cooper Mack. The presence of the neighborhood redbuds signaled new beginnings, hope and love.

• Cooper, the son of John and Harriet Mack, grew up in Downtown Rogers and was a graduate of Rogers High School. 

• He studied at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in New York City. 

• Upon graduation, he worked as an architect, and was practicing in London, England, when he was diagnosed with leukemia and lost his battle at age 26.

This initiative has brought joy to residents and visitors of Downtown Rogers for 15 years. The devastation of the May 26, 2024 tornadoes inspired neighbors to revive the effort, this time to beautify even more residential streets throughout Downtown Rogers and beyond. The goal is to help replace the many trees were damaged or destroyed.

Caring for canines: Rogers residents Ed and Kathy McClure are championing the cause of the Humane Society of Northwest Arkansas, a no-kill shelter currently at full capacity. To raise awareness and support, they are purchasing pup-cups from baked by kori. 

The McClures are purchasing 68 pup-cups—one for each dog at the shelter,—from Downtown Rogers merchant, baked by kori. The community is invited to join them in supporting the shelter. Stop by either location: buy pup-cups for your pups, take photos, share on social media, and help give the shelter doggies some love and treats. Use #GoDowntownRogers.

• Pup Cup Pick Up: 2:00 p.m. Thursday, July 18, baked by kori, 128 S 2nd Street, Rogers
• Pup Cup Distribution: 2:20 p.m. Thursday, July 18, Humane Society of Northwest Arkansas, 405 E Nursery Road, Rogers

Convening in DTR: Every 3^rd Thursday the Rogers Lowell Chamber invites the Downtown Rogers business community to network and gain inspiration from other locally-owned business owners. House 1830 provided the venue for the April 18 gathering where attendees learned about this popular new restaurant and bar that quickly became a destination location for foodies in Downtown Rogers.

A family affair: Attendees met Binh and Susannah Hoang, and Quang and Vatsana Hoang and learned about the two couples’ entrepreneurial paths that led to restaurant ownership in Downtown Rogers. The House 1830 team welcomed fellow business owners with their house made waffles and coffee provided by Iron Horse Coffee Company.

Randy Wilburn, public speaker, communicator, storyteller and founder of I Am Northwest Arkansas podcast, recently recorded an interview with Lacie Bray of Ozark Beer Company from the Firmin Garner Performance Studio at KUAF Public Radio in Fayetteville.

Lacie shared the profound journey of entrepreneurship, community engagement, and brewing innovation in the heart of the Ozarks. Podcast listeners are told the tale of the brewery's genesis from an idea born amidst the scenic beauty of Walla Walla, Washington, to a flourishing community staple in downtown Rogers, Arkansas.

Thursday, March 21st, marks another exciting opportunity for Downtown Rogers (DTR) business owners and staff to come together for the monthly Downtown Rogers Merchant Meet-Up. Hosted by the Rogers Lowell Chamber, this gathering serves as a platform for fostering connections, exchanging ideas, and sharing best business practices.

The Onyx Experience: The venue for this week's meet-up is the esteemed Onyx Coffee Lab located at 101 E Walnut Street, Rogers AR. From 8:45 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., Thursday, March 21. Attendees will have the chance to indulge in coffee and conversation while delving into the insights shared by Kimberly Johnson, the District Manager for Onyx Coffee Lab and Hail Fellow Well Met.

Art on the Bricks Art Walk is excited to invite the community to attend the Greer Lingle Middle School mixed grade art show coming to Downtown Rogers as part of the March Art on the Bricks Art Walk celebration of Youth Art Month.

By the numbers: Twenty-five students from seventh and eighth grades are displaying their original works of art and attendees are in for a treat. The works on paper will be exhibited from  4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Thursday, March 14 at Stay True Bike & Barber, 112 W Walnut Street in Downtown Rogers. This is one of more than a dozen pop-up art exhibitions offered during the monthly Art Walk.

Getting their wheels turning: Exhibiting art in a bike/barber shop may be an unconventional venue for experiencing art, but the opportunity to exhibit their art in public allows Greer Lingle Middle School students the opportunity to experience what it might be like to exhibit and sell their art in the future.

March brings an exciting fusion of creativity as crochet and art collide during Art on the Bricks' celebration of National Crochet Month and Youth Art Month, 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 14. This vibrant event showcases the intersection of traditional craftsmanship with contemporary artistic expression, highlighting the diverse talents of local artisans and makers, both young and old.

Art on the Bricks invites the community to immerse themselves in a rich tapestry of crochet artistry, where intricate stitches and vibrant colors come together to form stunning works of art. From delicate jewelry to whimsical amigurumi creatures, visitors will have the opportunity to marvel at the intricacy and ingenuity of crochet creations. Patrons will also experience the fancy footwork of Rince Academy of Irish Dance and see the art of 8th grade art students from Greer Lingle Middle School. 

Gearing up: The idea for Stay True Bike & Barber is a unique establishment born from a shared interest in skateboarding, vintage cars, motorcycles, and now mountain biking. The new shop is co-owned by Texas transplants, Brandan & Twyla Licatino, and Kevin McAllister. 

Join us for a captivating evening at the Art on the Bricks Art Walk in Downtown Rogers on Thursday, February 8, 2024. From 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., immerse yourself in a delightful blend of visual art, music, shopping, food, and fun spanning across 10 locations in historic downtown Rogers.

This month's Art Walk celebrates the essence of Arkansas with the theme "Can’t Help Falling in Love with The Natural State." Experience the natural beauty and scenic wonders that make Northwest Arkansas one of the top 10 places to live in the United States. From biking and hiking trails to mountain ranges, waterfalls, lakes, rivers, and diverse flora and fauna, Arkansas provides a stunning backdrop that inspires the local art scene.

The Rogers Historical Museum presents the upcoming exhibit “A Century of American Glassware.” The
exhibit will be on show in the Collections Gallery from February 17– August 10, 2024.

It’s hip to be square: The January Art on the Bricks Art Walk in Downtown Rogers is unlocking emotions with shape psychology in design--with a particular focus on squares. Experience paintings, quilts, mosaics, woodworking, photography and more, many using squares as design elements. Featured artist, R.J. Lawlor, is known for her bold and expressive paintings. Lawlor employs simplicity combined with abstract forms, shapes, and textures to create impactful compositions.

Be there AND be square: Paint one of the squares that surround “Whistle Stop” a new community art project -- a four-foot square quilt design painted on wood. Children and adults are invited to participate in a community art-making project from 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, January 11 during Art on the Bricks Art Walk. Mechel Wall, the Benton County coordinator of the Arkansas Quilt Trails, worked with Rogers Lowell Chamber to offer a painting station at Rogers Experimental House. The community is invited to paint the border of the 48” square wood quilt that, once complete, will be installed on an exterior wall of Andora Real Estate, 401 N 2nd Street. The community is invited to begin their tour at Rogers Experimental House, 121 W Walnut Street, and explore several other galleries and pop-up shops as we highlight the beauty of the square.

The Rogers Lowell Chamber launched the Downtown Rogers Merchant Meet-Up to facilitate connections and collaborations among Downtown Rogers (DTR) businesses.

What to expect: Business owners, managers, and staff are invited to this monthly get-together to connect and collaborate over coffee. The news media is invited to join us 8:45 a.m. - 9:45 a.m., Thursday, January 18 at Brick & Mortar, 120 W Walnut Street.