Local Events

Robert Pasin, third-generation leader of Radio Flyer, talks about his grandfather’s wagon business, reinventing the company and his upcoming keynote at UAFS.

Starting Nov. 1, Ozarks Community Hospital in Gravette will staff its ER with Level I trauma center-trained physicians. ACPHealth President Dr. Andy Wilson explains why that matters.

Posh Pilates founder Ella Fawcett previews Saturday’s Minis + Moos event at Red Roof Farms, where participants will do Pilates next to mini Highland cows and other farm animals.

Co-founder Ken Weatherford looks back on a decade of Beer & Hymns, which has raised nearly $700,000 for local nonprofits, and previews Beer and Horns at Bike Rack Brewing in Bentonville.

Co-founder Jacqueline McKinney previews Freak Show Day Fest, a three-day camping festival of circus performers, live music, fashion shows and vendors on West Finger Road in Fayetteville.

The Art Gallery at the NWA Mall grew from an empty storefront into a hub for local artists. It joins seven other galleries for the Fayetteville Gallery Hop on Saturday, Oct. 17.

Organizers of the inaugural Joyful Teaching Conference, set for Oct. 3 at the Fayetteville Public Library, discuss why joy belongs in the classroom and how teachers can find it.

Walton Arts Center's sixth annual regional exhibition features 102 works by artists from across the region at Alexander Gallery at Porter Art Warehouse through Dec. 20.

Creative Exchange Fund artist Elsa Carenbauer and her brother, KUAF technical director Wai Kay Carenbauer, discuss her installation exploring family, memory and biracial identity.

Organizer Matt Lindsay previews the free Northwest Arkansas Emergency Preparedness Fair in Centerton, featuring more than 50 vendors, classes, a blood drive and family activities.