Things To Do
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Why We Love It: This world-class museum features an impressive collection of American art, scenic walking trails, and striking architecture that seamlessly blends with the surrounding natural landscape. Best of all, general admission is free, making it an easy “must-see” for art lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Tusk & Trotter American Brasserie Bentonville
Why We Love It: Located just off the Bentonville Square, Tusk & Trotter offers creative, farm-to-table comfort food and a laid-back vibe. The menu features locally sourced ingredients, inventive cocktails, and a cozy atmosphere—perfect for a relaxed brunch or a fun night out.
Scott Family Amazeum
Why We Love It: If you have kids—or are a kid at heart—this interactive children’s museum is the perfect place to spark creativity and curiosity. From hands-on science exhibits to imaginative play areas, there’s something fun for everyone.
Blu DTR
Why We Love It: Blu DTR is known for its fresh seafood, inventive sushi rolls, and modern coastal vibe—a rarity in Northwest Arkansas. Whether you're a seafood connoisseur or simply looking to enjoy a stylish night out, this spot delivers a little slice of coastal dining right in the heart of NWA.
Downtown Rogers
Nestled in the heart of Northwest Arkansas, Downtown Rogers is a charming district brimming with local boutiques, cozy coffee shops, and delicious eateries. Stroll down the historic brick-lined streets to discover unique shops, grab a craft beer at one of the local breweries, and soak in the friendly, small-town atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to spend a leisurely afternoon exploring and savoring local culture.
Leverett Lounge
Why We Love It: A cozy and eclectic spot in Fayetteville, Leverett Lounge offers a rotating menu of globally inspired small plates, creative cocktails, and a laid-back vibe. Perfect for date night or a casual evening with friends, this local gem gives you an intimate dining experience infused with a touch of artistic flair.
Pinpoint
This unique bar-arcade in downtown Fayetteville is packed with vintage pinball machines, craft cocktails, and plenty of nostalgic fun. Even more special to us—it's where we went on our very first date, making it a favorite spot that always brings back happy memories.
West Dickson Street
The heart of Fayetteville’s nightlife and entertainment scene, Dickson Street is perfect for an energetic evening out or a leisurely daytime stroll. Make a pit stop at Los Bobos Tacos for late-night bites, browse rare finds at Dickson Street Bookstore, refuel with a specialty latte at Puritan Coffee, or grab a cocktail at 21st Amendment. With its mix of restaurants, bars, live music venues, and local shops, there’s always something fun happening here!
Devil's Den State Park
Devil's Den State Park, located in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas, is a stunning destination perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and history buffs. Known for its dramatic landscapes, it offers a variety of outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery. One of the park's main highlights is its hiking trails, including the famous Devil's Den Trail, which leads to unique rock formations, caves, and overlooks. These trails offer great opportunities for exploring the region’s beautiful forests, cliffs, and streams, making it ideal for photography, wildlife spotting, and just enjoying the great outdoors.
Fayetteville Farmer's Market & Historic Square
The Fayetteville Farmers Market is not just about shopping—it’s a community experience that lets you connect with local producers, enjoy fresh foods, and even listen to some live tunes while you explore. It's a perfect spot to spend a few hours on a Saturday morning, grabbing a bite, chatting with vendors, and experiencing the local vibe!
Arsaga's Mill District
Whether you're a coffee enthusiast, a foodie, or someone looking to experience the local culture, Arsaga’s Mill District offers a memorable experience. It's a great spot for artisan coffee and breakfast eats. Local tip: brunch is super popular in Fayetteville, so plan on most breakfast spots having a waitlist or getting there early.
Eureka Springs
A National Historic District since 1970, Eureka Springs is renowned for its well‑preserved 19th‑century Victorian homes and buildings, built around the famed “healing waters” that first drew visitors here. Think winding, hilly streets lined with gingerbread‑trimmed facades, hidden springs tucked into park-like settings, and a sense of storybook charm at every corner. There's an array of touristy shops/art stores, restaurants, and one of America's most haunted hotels. An hour's drive from Fayetteville, but a great stop to visit if you have time!
The Momentary
The Momentary is not a typical art museum, but rather a dynamic contemporary art space and a satellite to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. It's located in a transformed, decommissioned cheese factory It's a hub for various art forms, including visual arts, performing arts, and culinary experiences. You can explore galleries, see performances, enjoy food and drinks, and even attend festivals..
Guisinger Cocktail Club
Located on the Historic Fayetteville Downtown Square, in the old Guisinger Music House, this great date night spot offers a unique atmosphere for you to enjoy hand crafted cocktails and small elevated bites. Their chef and mixologists will take you on a journey of flavors, while you relax and unwind in our cozy and intimate setting.
Atlas The Restaurant
For fine dining in Fayettevile, check out Atlas, Inspired by Chef Elliot’s culinary journeys across six continents, Atlas incorporates striking dishes, modern techniques, and a spirit of adventure to create a restaurant that tells the story of our world through the language of food and hospitality.
