Join Phat Tire Bike Shop in Downtown Rogers for a beginner-friendly bicycle maintenance clinic paired with beer! This bike clinic will introduce you to essential bike care and maintenance techniques!

Lila Driver (Luka), a Junior at Arkansas Arts Academy High School was selected to have their drawing Wire and Vine  on display in the 2024/2025 OZART: Missouri and Arkansas Young Artist Gallery at WonderWorks in Branson.  Selected by a team of judges,  the artwork will be featured alongside an extensive art gallery of illusion art, Dr. Seuss’ Taxidermy Art Sculptures, other local artists and more! The exhibit will open on March 1, 2025. Wire 

On January 8, 2025, Nicole’s House proudly marks seven years of service in Downtown Rogers, Arkansas. Since its founding in 2018, Nicole’s House has been a safe haven and a life-changing resource for women recovering from addiction. To date, 69 women have participated in its faith-based recovery program, and 57 of those women remain sober and are thriving as productive members of their communities.

The Artists of Northwest Arkansas (ANA) is excited to announce the opening of their new gallery and studio in downtown Rogers. The new ANA building is located at 300 N. 2^nd Street, only two blocks from the original ANA Gallery at the Rogers Experimental House at Walnut and 2^nd Street. The building will house the ANA Gallery and the ANA Studio, which will be used for educational and other special events. ANA is excited about the opportunity to expand educational programs and events offered to members and the community at large.

The community is invited to kick off the 2025 Art on the Bricks Art Walk with an inspiring and thought-provoking exhibit shedding light on the issue of human trafficking. Themed “Resilience & Renewal,” this event aims to raise awareness, spark meaningful conversations, and inspire collective action in our community.

Discover the charm of our vibrant downtown community, where history meets modern flair. We invite you to explore everything Downtown Rogers has to offer, from locally owned shops to unique experiences that make our area special.

Since its founding in 2016, Honeycomb Kitchen Shop has established itself as a cornerstone for food enthusiasts in Northwest Arkansas. Offering a carefully curated selection of premium cooking tools, utensils, cookware, and kitchen supplies, the shop also celebrates the region’s vibrant food culture by supporting local artisans and culinary talent. Through engaging public and private cooking classes, Honeycomb Kitchen Shop inspires you to embrace the joy of cooking at home while elevating your culinary skills.

Each Christmas season, 224 W Cherry Street comes alive with a dazzling, choreographed light and music display that captivates and invites the community to experience the magic of the holidays. Situated at the intersection of S. 3rd St. and W. Cherry Street, this house becomes a holiday beacon with its breathtaking illumination. 

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!

Ozark Beer Company welcomes Cranksgiving's return to Northwest Arkansas for its third year, inviting cyclists of all ages to join in a spirited scavenger hunt to gather food for families in need this holiday season. This “alley-cat” style bike event blends community fun with a purpose, as riders navigate their own routes around the city to pick up essential holiday food items.

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.

Onyx Coffee Lab has launched a nostalgic and exciting collaboration with Peanuts, bringing together coffee lovers and fans of Charles M. Schulz’s iconic comic strip. This limited-edition Peanuts x Onyx advent calendar marks Onyx’s first specialty instant coffee release, providing an easy and festive way to savor 24 unique, high-quality coffees throughout December. 

Last week the Rogers Lowell Chamber worked with high school instructor William Felts to facilitate a tour of Downtown Rogers.

 Students from Rogers New Technology High School had the opportunity to engage with Downtown Rogers business owners, kicking off their annual "Marketing Plan" project. This field trip, an annual event for the marketing class, provided students with direct insights from local entrepreneurs.  

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.

High Street Real Estate & Development has broken ground on its latest project, Ritter and Spool Apartments, an exciting new addition to Downtown Rogers. Located at two corners of North 1st Street and West Chestnut Street, the development will feature two three-story buildings with a total of 45 modern apartment units. While designed with contemporary amenities, the project blends seamlessly with the historic character of the area, reflecting  a prime destination for living, working, and recreation.

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 Rogers Lowell Chamber is taking you to the dark side with the Thursday, Oct. 10, Art on the Bricks Art Walk. The community is invited to have some pre-Halloween fun and join us for Nightmare on Elm Street. Downtown Rogers is pulling out all the stops to provide a night of eerie excitement and artistic discovery. From 4:30 - 7:30 p.m., attendees can immerse themselves in a variety of experiences that cater to all ages.

Casa Alejo's new location in Downtown Rogers is an exciting addition to the city's dining scene, offering its unique take on Mexican cuisine at 120 S. 2nd Street.

New kids on the block: Casa Alejo brings the same reputation for delicious food, generous portions, and warm hospitality that made it a hit in Springdale since 2022.

• Known for its flavorful, fresh spin on authentic dishes.

Photographer Chuck Davis is challenging long-standing stigmas around Ozark culture with his project on “Ozark Giraffes”—stone structures that resemble a giraffe’s coat

Why it matters: This installation unites art, history, and community, sparking conversations about the cultural and architectural heritage of the Ozarks.

• It offers a deeper understanding of the region’s resourcefulness.

• It celebrates the people’s ability to transform the ordinary into something extraordinar

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.

Blooming Businesses: Art on the Bricks serves as a dynamic gateway to Downtown Rogers, fostering connections among individuals, couples, friends, and families.

• This event is more than just an art walk; it's a catalyst for community engagement, designed to attract people to the heart of the city.

• By offering unique and memorable experiences, the Art Walk encourages patrons to shop, dine, and explore the vibrant Downtown Rogers area.

• Held on the second Thursday of each month, it is a key initiative in driving foot traffic and supporting local businesses, creating a lively and thriving downtown atmosphere.

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.

Bikes Blues & BBQ Rally Week festivities in Downtown Rogers brings excitement with plenty of activities and opportunities for both locals and visitors. Here’s a summary of the key information:

Event Overview:

Bikes, Blues and BBQ is the world's largest charity motorcycle rally, returns to Northwest Arkansas September 18 - 21, 2024. Bikes, Blues, and BBQ is  501c3 Non-profit motorcycle rally with a purpose that benefits women, children, and the underserved members of the Northwest Arkansas community.  Since the first Bikes, Blues, and BBQ in 2000, the organization has donated in excess of $3 million to local non-profit organizations. 

This summer, Benchmark Group, a full-service architecture and engineering firm, enthusiastically embraced the chance to give back to the community through a variety of local events. Licensed in all 50 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, Benchmark Group has offices in Rogers, AR; Dallas, TX; and Houston, TX. Whether sponsoring golf tournaments, engaging in networking opportunities, or supporting charitable causes, the team at Benchmark Group, headquartered at 1805 N 2nd St., is dedicated to making a positive impact.

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.

The Rogers Historical Museum is excited to present the temporary exhibit, "Building Rogers," which will be on display in the Collections Gallery August 31 through March 1, 2025. This exhibit delves into the architectural heritage of Rogers, highlighting the city’s development from its founding in 1881 through the 1950s.