Community Calendar

Noon2Moon, presented by PepsiCo, returns May 2–3 at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve, Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year!

As Coler’s signature fundraiser, Noon2Moon is your chance to support the preserve and the incredible community that makes it a premier mountain biking destination.

Friday, May 2

Kick things off with Packet Pick-Up and the Kids Camp Experience & Races, in partnership with Pedal Kids USA! Young riders (ages 2–14) can participate in bike camps and races, followed by the Parent Hot Lap, where parents take on the course—on their kid’s bike! The evening wraps up with awards, podiums, and a cozy fireside gathering with s’mores. Participants can enjoy free ice cream from the Oh, Snap Ice Cream truck from 3-7pm!

Saturday, May 3

The action starts with the Hot Lap Races, presented by Dallas DBA, where riders compete in a single-lap sprint. Then, gear up for the main event—the 6-Hour Race! Race solo or as a team in multiple categories. The evening concludes with podiums, awards, and a well-earned celebration with food and beverages.

Don’t miss this epic weekend of racing, community, and adventure!

More and more people are choosing to downsize, rightsize, or otherwise simplify their lives after retirement by moving to senior living communities. The decision about which community is the best fit isn’t always easy to make. With so many to choose from – all of them having different amenities and pricing structures – how does one know which one is right for them?

At this month’s seminar, we’ll talk with staff of local senior living communities. You will get the inside scoop on what it’s like to locate, relocate to, and live in a retirement community.

Register now: https://lighthousegroupnwa.com/senior-seminars-events-arkansas/ or call 479-717-7710 Ext 3

Times have certainly changed when it comes to buying and selling used household items. With a marketplace flooded by new inexpensive furniture, stores full of trendy home décor, and second-hand housewares only a click away, liquidating a full house (or garage) of excess items requires a NEW and current-day strategy. Learn more about…why garage sales are not effective or profitable, changes in how estate sales are conducted, auction services that have moved online, how to liquidate high-end items, resources for donating specialty pieces and recycling information.

Our panelists will provide guidance and solutions for liquidating no longer needed items in the home.

Register now: https://lighthousegroupnwa.com/senior-seminars-events-arkansas/ or 📞 479-717-7710 Ext 3

A monthly nightclub pop-up hosted by the Momentary, COLLIDE is the best spot in NWA for 2025. Experience new artists each night, DJ sets, live musicians, and more.

Tickets are $5, reserve your spot online or with the Box Office at (479) 657-2335 today.
Ages 18+ only. Please present a valid ID upon entry.

Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area to host astronomy night

(ROGERS, Ark.) – Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area and the Sugar Creek Astronomical Society are offering a free night of astronomy enjoyment and education on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
The indoor program starts at 8:00 p.m. with Dr. Clinton Willis presenting a different look at astronomy, “Archeoastronomy”. Ancient civilizations mixed both their mythologies and science together in order to understand and explain the cosmos and the origins of many natural phenomena. For those who enjoy history, astronomy and archeology, this topic will be a fresh perspective and a newfound respect for our ancient ancestors.
At 9:00 pm the group will head outside to view the night sky. Saturn and Venus will be in the lower sky to the southwest. Jupiter will shine brightly and appear high in the sky, while Mars rises in the east. The Milky Way will be faint.
Join the folks from the Sugar Creek Astronomical Society at Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area. Everyone will be looking at the heavens through their powerful amateur telescopes. For more information, call 479-789-5000.

On June 6th, we escape the noise by creating our own.
Bass that shakes the system.
Lights that burn through the dark.
People who come together, not just to party;
but to reclaim joy, unity, and freedom.
This is how we rage against the machine;
with rhythm, rebellion, and radical love.

GLASS Smoke Boutique Presents: RAVE AGAINST THE MACHINE! A Cyberpunk Rave Experience.

Friday, June 6th | @ West & Watson
Show starts at 9:00pm and ends at 2:00AM
$10 Entry | $5 After Midnight
21+

FEATURING DJs: 🔊
Skuby | Gcubed | Rellik
IlLovely | Sickboy
Phonk • Wookbass • Dubstep • Hybrid Trap • Experimental • UKG • Melodic • Drum & Bass

Live Painting experience by @jake.clayborn 🎨

Local Vendors: 🔥
• Brothers of Boro (Custom Glass)
• BLKMOUTH Clothing (Preview of BLKSATURDAY III, dropping June 7th @ GLASS)

Sponsored by Cheba Hut Fayetteville 🛖 They’re the best for feeding the artists raving against the machine! Definitely try Cheba Hut if you haven’t already!

Lights down. Bass up.
Come rave. Come rebel.

This is more than music.
It’s PLUR in motion.
It’s a place where strangers become friends under strobes and soundwaves.
It’s our moment to break free collectively.

The Dam Slam Pickleball Tournament presented by Reebok is back at Osage Park!
Show off your skills, meet new people, and compete for prizes.
There are divisions for all levels of play, so join us for a fun pickleball filled weekend!

June 7th: Mens Doubles & Womens Doubles
June 8th: Mixed Doubles

Experience world-class mountain bike trails on foot at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve’s 4th annual Paradise Found 5k Trail Run happening Saturday, July 12th, 2025. The race held at Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year will begin at 7am and end at Coler Homestead, located next to Airship Coffee.

All racers will receive a special-edition finisher medal and race t-shirt. Awards will be given out to the top overall runners as well as the top 3 in each age group.

Packet Pick-Up will be hosted at Coler Grove (2500 NW Grv Ln, Bentonville, AR 72712) from 10:00am to 5:00pm on Thursday, July 10th and from 10:00am to 6:00pm on Friday, July 11th. If you can’t make packet pick-up, you can have other participants pick up your packet.