Free Garden Workshop at Apple Seeds
Dig into the joy of growing your own food at a free Garden Foundations workshop with Paul Deer, Farm Manager at Apple Seeds. Held Saturday, April 4 (9 AM–12 PM), this hands-on session covers everything from choosing a garden site to seed-starting, watering, weed management, and sheet mulching basics. Perfect for beginners, the workshop offers practical tips, sustainable practices, and local resources to help your garden thrive.
FayetteVINTAGE Spring Block Party Market
Downtown Fayetteville comes alive during the FayetteVINTAGE Spring Block Party Market, returning bigger than ever for its fourth year. Hosted at the Fayetteville Town Center on the historic Square, this high-energy market features curated vintage fashion, artisan goods, live DJs, pop-up art, and local food. Shop one-of-a-kind finds, connect with the creative community, and soak up spring vibes at this free, family-friendly event.
2026 Lake Fayetteville Spring Cleanup
Give back to one of Fayetteville’s most loved outdoor spaces during the 2026 Lake Fayetteville Spring Cleanup on Saturday, April 25. Hosted by the Lake Fayetteville Watershed Partnership and the City of Fayetteville, volunteers will help remove litter from trails, shorelines, and waterways around Lake Fayetteville. Whether you come solo or with a group, it’s a meaningful way to protect our watershed and enjoy a day of community stewardship outdoors.
Highlands Gravel Classic 2026
Cycling takes center stage as the Highlands Gravel Classic returns on April 25, 2026. Part of the UCI Gravel World Series, this premier race draws athletes from around the globe to compete on scenic, canopy-covered Ozark gravel roads. Riders can choose between two challenging courses with breathtaking Boston Mountain views. Spectators can expect world-class competition and unforgettable Fayetteville scenery.
NWA Makers Market (The Big One!)
Shop local in the biggest way possible at the NWA Makers Market on Sunday, April 26, from 9 AM–5 PM at the Washington County Fairgrounds. With 300+ Northwest Arkansas makers, this one-day market features handmade art, furniture, food, drink, and goods—all locally made. Enjoy live music, food trucks, a beer garden, kids’ activities, and even kid vendors. Dog-friendly and rain or shine, it’s a can’t-miss celebration of NWA creativity.
Whether you’re hunting vintage treasures, discovering handmade goods, or soaking up the sunshine along scenic trails, Fayetteville in April offers something joyful for everyone, making it the perfect time to explore, connect, and celebrate our lively town.