Community Calendar

The annual Loyalty Weekend is held the 3rd weekend of July!
Presented by the Westville OK Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Westville.
See attached flyer for event specifics!

Join us for this year's Community Picnic on July 17, 6 - 8 PM! This year's gathering will be a suppertime "barn grazing" picnic at the newly-restored Colburn Barn.

Please bring your own picnic and we'll provide the drinks and desserts! We also encourage you to bring an instrument to join in the jam session.

We'll have some tables and chairs set up in the barn, but you're also welcome to bring camp chairs or a blanket to enjoy the evening outdoors.

We can't wait to spend a summer evening with you in Cane Hill!

The annual Loyalty Weekend is held the 3rd weekend of July!
Presented by the Westville OK Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Westville.
See attached flyer for event specifics!

"Carbon Brown is the continuation of the musical journey started by founding member Craig Brown... After years together with Project 1268 and Webster Brown, Craig is still writing music, deciding what name to assign to a genre, still combining elements of old school R&B, soul and funk, but with a jazz side mixed with a modern pop sound.
Stylistically compared to Steely Dan, Supertramp and vocal mixes reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac, there's a nostalgia yet with excitement for the new twist on amazing music.
Like bands of old, the sound is being determined by the unbelievable talents of each member as they join, starting with Eden-O, lover of eclectic music, rock solid bass lines and sporting crystal clear soprano vocals. Jazz pianist and trumpet player Tyler jumped in the mix, adding depth and more sophisticated chords and structure. Friend and fellow horn player Wiley adds intricate inner voicings and fun solos on tenor sax and aux percussion. ​
Fate intervened twice in late 2025, as Carrie ""the Siren"" joined - imagine a combination of Etta James with 4 Non Blondes and you have a lead vocalist with both delicate soulfulness and power defined. The puzzle completed with drummer Maya ""the Magnificent"", a powerful and creative live timekeeper and exceptional vocalist. https://www.carbonbrown.com/about-webster-brown"

Free live music every Wednesday.
Looking for the best way to spend your evening? Join us every Wednesday in the RØDE House for On the House, featuring free live music from local and national artists.

Free, no tickets required.

Open to all ages. You must be 21+ to purchase or consume alcohol.

This night features Amtrac and Seb Wildblood. See them perform b2b at this month’s COLLIDE.

Tickets are $25 ($20/members), reserve your spot online or with Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.

The BIGGEST and BEST concerts ever performed by Orca Dork, Heartmelt, and GANN0N. Live drums, vocals and guitar. Prepare to be transported by the greatest underground pop/hip-hop you’ve heard in Fayetteville.

Upon entry, optional payment and merch purchases will benefit local immigrant organizations.

Friday, JULY 24th
Nomads Trailside in Fayetteville
Doors: 7
Music: 8

Don’t miss it

The Nature Show: Birds, Bugs, Bees and Things

Enjoy a concert with the duo described as “Ambassadors of the Ozarks” for the work they do to preserve a rich culture that is quickly disappearing.

Concert will be indoors. $10 admission in advance online or $15 at the door supports the musicians and the mission of Ozark Folkways. Tickets may be purchased online or in person.

Free live music every Wednesday.
Looking for the best way to spend your evening? Join us every Wednesday in the RØDE House for On the House, featuring free live music from local and national artists.

Free, no tickets required.

Open to all ages. You must be 21+ to purchase or consume alcohol.

Music on the Mountain Presents Agalisiga Mackey
Date: Friday, July 31, 2026
Time: 6 PM – 8 PM
Location: Mount Sequoyah Overlook
Music on the Mountain welcomes Agalisiga “Chuj” Mackey on July 31. Blending country-folk traditions with original songs in the Cherokee language, Mackey brings a powerful evening of music, culture, and storytelling to the Overlook.
The evening begins with Fayetteville songwriter Pete Masri, bringing heartfelt folk music rooted in the traditions, stories, and landscapes of the Ozarks.
This program was made possible in part by a grant from the Division of Arkansas Heritage, funded by the Arkansas 1/8 Cent Conservation Tax (Amendment 75), with support from AEP Swepco and the Arkansas Heritage Foundation.