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That’s why I’m excited to introduce our Kids and Pets issue of Springdale City Lifestyle. Springdale’s beautiful parks, scenic trails, and vibrant community provide the perfect backdrop for lasting family memories. Whether it’s shopping for little ones, spending the perfect day out with your pet, or playing Americas favorite pastime, this city truly welcomes every member of the family.
On any given weekend, you’ll see families out enjoying the fresh air, kids laughing by the playground, and pets resting happily by their owners’ sides. I encourage you to get out and enjoy everything Northwest Arkansas has to offer you and your family.
MADELYN MASSANELLI, PUBLISHER @SPRINGDALECITYLIFESTYLE
August 2025
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8: Talking Crow crew riding bikes & longboards on the Razorback Greenway. 9: Anna Bearden dropping off her earrings to sell at Zelli. 10: Stephanie, owner of Violet’s Bridal and Formal, celebrates with the newly crowned Miss Arkansas Teen, Amelia Lisowe, and last years Titleholder, Peyton Bolling. Amelia will go on to compete at the Miss America Teen Pageant this Fall.
SSI Construction is now offering SSI NWA Handyman & Maintenance Services, providing everything from small repairs to full-scale remodels for both residential and commercial properties. They have also expanded into landscaping, making them a onestop solution for interior and exterior projects. Known for quality and reliability, SSI Construction is equipped to handle projects of any size.
J. Parham Dentistry now offers advanced facial aesthetic treatments, including lip plumping, double chin reduction, and all-natural facelifts—completely non-invasive with no needles, numbing, or toxins. Using Emface and Exion technologies, these treatments lift and tone facial muscles, enhance skin texture, reduce fine lines, and boost collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid. This powerful, natural approach to rejuvenation delivers real results with no downtime. Learn more about the technology at bodybybtl.com.
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Always Clean is proud to offer a healthier way to clean using Branch Basics—powerful, non-toxic products that are safe for your family, pets, and the planet. Say goodbye to harsh chemicals and hello to a cleaner, fresher home. From kitchens to bathrooms, we make every space shine without compromise. Book now and enjoy 10% off all cleaning services from August 1 through August 24! Experience the difference of a truly clean home with Always Clean.
The Star on Spring, a beautifully restored 1920s landmark in Downtown Springdale, opened as a luxury boutique hotel in July. This 10,000-square-foot project blends historic charm with modern luxury,
featuring uniquely appointed rooms and partnerships with local artisans. Located across from Walter Turnbow Park and the Razorback Greenway, the hotel offers a first-of-its-kind virtual concierge powered by Pink Door BnB, delivering a truly unique hospitality experience in Northwest Arkansas. Book your stay today!
Curated Health welcomes Kelly Dunaway, APRN, PMHNP-BC, to the team. With over 17 years of experience, Kelly specializes in treating children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 29. She provides medication management and uses evidence-based practices to address anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and substance use. Known for her compassionate, down-to-earth approach, Kelly meets clients where they are—offering personalized care that fosters connection, resilience, and lasting growth for both individuals and their families.
In today’s fast-paced market, you need a real estate professional who can do more than just open doors. You need someone who understands the full scope of your goals—whether you’re buying a family home, expanding your investment portfolio, or securing the perfect commercial space. That’s where I come in.
As a seasoned real estate broker with a successful track record in both residential and commercial real estate, I offer a seamless, full-service approach for clients who want smart guidance across all property types. Many of my clients work with me on both sides of their portfolios—whether it’s purchasing a dream home, selling an income producing property, or acquiring a new retail location. I’m proud to be their go-to, long-term partner in real estate.
With years of industry experience and a deep network of trusted contacts across Northwest Arkansas, I bring a strategic mindset, market expertise, and a passion for protecting my clients’ best interests. My goal is always to provide clear, honest advice— backed by data and experience—so you feel empowered in every decision you make.
I don’t just handle transactions—I build relationships. And that’s why so many of my clients come back time and again.
If you’re ready to talk about your next move—or just want to explore your options—I’d love to connect.
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At Pro Arm Academy, located inside D-BAT in Northwest Arkansas, Physical Therapist Kyler Offenbacker is doing more than just treating injuries—he’s transforming the culture around injury prevention and recovery in youth sports. Specializing in baseball and softball physical therapy, Kyler works daily with young athletes around the average age of thirteen to fifteen. He helps guide them as they recover from injuries, learn how to prevent future ones, and understand the overall importance of caring for their bodies long before a preventable accident takes place.
Kyler's journey into the world of physical therapy began on the peewee baseball fields. Growing up his family supported and nurtured his early love for the game. That passion for baseball carried him through years of competition, eventually earning him a spot on the collegiate baseball team at Harding University. However, it was during his time in the world of professional baseball that he found his true passion, the health and physical care of the athletes around him. His experience in this competitive world at the collegiate level taught him that without proper care and injury prevention, even the strongest arms can fall short of their potential.
Now a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in physical therapy, Kyler brings his love for the game into every appointment he has. He treats roughly twenty young
athletes each week, offering each one a personalized twelve-week care and rehabilitation plan catered to their specific needs. Whether helping a player return from injury or teaching the fundamentals of stretching, workload management, and recovery, Kyler ensures every athlete learns to respect the physical demands of their sport and limits of their bodies. He warns that, "Elbow and Shoulder surgery risk increases by thirty-six percent if you pitch while fatigued," and that you are "2.5x higher risk of arm pain if you pitch on consecutive days."
When an athlete enters his office, Kyler asses them strictly as an individual, not just as a generalized patient. He walks them through assessments primarily focusing on measuring their levels of pain, strength, flexibility and mobility. Kyler often uses tools such as a percussive massage gun in his practice. This Device is used for muscle recovery and pain relief, it works by transmitting fast repetitive beats to the muscle tissue which results in an increased blood flow. This stimulated movement of blood reduces muscle soreness and can result in a better range of motion. Often times, he will then lead his patients through many strength training exercises with a goal to help his patients regain better movement, endurance, and over all function of the targeted area.
His passion lies not just in healing, but also in educating. “Majority of youth athletes don’t get assessed early,” Kyler explains. “By the time they do, its most likely because they are already in pain. I want to shift that narrative and teach that injury prevention can start now.” He believes that by building strong movement habits and focusing on proper mechanics from the beginning, athletes can avoid the pitfalls of overuse injuries and ensure a long, successful career in sports.
“Physical Therapist Kyler Offenbacker is doing more than just treating injuries, he is changing the culture around injury prevention in youth sports!”
Offenbacker warns that, "Elbow and Shoulder surgery risk increases by thirty-six percent if you pitch while fatigued ," and that you are "2.5x higher risk of arm pain if you pitch on consecutive days."
Through his ongoing work at Pro-Arm Academy, Kyler Offenbacker’s focus is clear: give kids the tools they need to succeed long-term. His sessions go beyond average therapy and promote the importance of prevention as-well-as recovery.
In addition to one-on-one therapy, Kyler is on a mission to expand his impact even further. In furtherance of this goal, Kyler now leads arm health workshops and collaborates with local coaches, equipping entire teams with the knowledge to throw safely. Through every session, workshop, and presentation he takes a step closer to making proactive care a standard, not an afterthought.
For many of these athletes who visit Pro Arm Academy, it has become a safe haven. It is a place where they can get the specialized care, attention, and education they need. For Kyler, it’s a calling rooted in love for the game and a deep desire to protect the next generation of players chasing their dreams.
ARTICLE BY MADELYN MASSANELLI PHOTOGRAPHY BY BELLA DEATHERAGE
MEET THE DOG BEHIND MIKE DEATHERAGE SHELTER INSURANCE
Splashing through the creek or hitting the trails at Devil’s Den—Ellie’s always up for an adventure!
The ol’ “I need to potty” routine… when really, she just wants a treat. Classic Ellie.
Meat Kebab treats are a hit, but nothing beats sneaking a plate of spaghetti… her guilty pleasure!
Ellie’s sworn enemies? Animals on TV—yes, even the cartoon ones. Also enjoys bossing around the family cat.
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY KENAH SMITH
Located on Emma Avenue, Bella’s Gifts isn’t just a charming gift boutique, it’s a family’s legacy. A staple of the downtown community since 2003, this local favorite has grown with the community that surrounds it. Bella’s is lovingly curated and run by a mother-daughter duo whose roots run deep in Springdale, Arkansas and in the hearts of their loyal customers.
The shop was originally founded by Amanda Farmer and although Amanda is now enjoying the joys of grandmotherhood, she remains an active presence in the store. Her daughter, Morgan Farmer Sachs, now leads the shop as the head buyer, continuing the tradition she began as a little girl helping her mother select the perfect treasures to fill the shelves.
Today, Morgan gets to carry on that same tradition with her daughter, Sophie – helping another generation learn the magic of community and connection. What was once Morgan’s childhood playground has become her daughter’s, and together they make Bella’s more than just a store, but a second home.
Interestingly, the shop’s name has its own charming tale. “Bella” was the name Amanda had lovingly picked out for her third daughter during pregnancy, only to welcome a sweet son – Charles – instead. The name lingered, eventually becoming
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the store’s name, as a symbolic “fourth child.” One step inside, and it’s clear: this shop truly is cared for like an additional family member.
Bella’s radiates warmth, welcoming you into a colorful, vibrant space the moment you step inside. Shelves are lined with handpicked gifts, including offerings from local artisans, imaginative toys, thoughtful keepsakes, and a wonderfully curated children’s section. Whether it’s a soft baby blanket, a whimsical puppet, or a personalized backpack for the first day of school, every piece feels like it was chosen with love.
Personalization is a hallmark of Bella’s. A beloved member of the Bella’s family and the in-house monogram expert, Dianna Hoffman, has been with the shop nearly 20 years. She can personalize almost anything: baby’s first blankets, dog bandanas, holiday pajamas, and so much more. Any idea you have on any item you own, Bella’s expert team can help bring it to life.
local events and community traditions is something Morgan holds dear to her heart.
It’s not uncommon to see families who’ve shopped at Bella’s for years returning to celebrate new milestones. Those who once picked out their very first Stephen Joseph backpacks for their first day of school now return as parents, helping their children do the same. This generational loyalty speaks volumes about what Bella’s means to the community.
“The most important part of Bella’s is being a part of the everyday celebration of people’s lives.”
— Morgan Farmer Sachs
Beyond its merchandise, Bella’s offers something increasingly rare in today’s fastpaced, online retail world: a real community experience. The store regularly hosts in-store events and thoughtfully curated seasonal merchandise that echoes the life and spirit of downtown Springdale. In honor of the town’s upcoming “Monarch Flight Festival,” Bella’s is featuring butterfly-themed books, toys, and the sweetest butterfly finger puppets. Connecting their product line directly with
As Morgan says, “The most important part of Bella’s is being a part of the everyday celebration of people’s lives.”
In a time when everything can be purchased online with a few clicks, Bella’s is a reminder of the beauty of slowing down and choosing something with care. Their support of small makers and local artists ensures every gift tells a story. Their attention to detail, from their curated selection to the signature in-store complimentary gift wrapping (always with real paper and a colorful bow) makes every visit feel special.
Much more than a boutique, Bella’s is a place filled with memories, milestones, and meaning. Whether you’re welcoming a new baby, finding a special birthday present, or looking for that “perfect” gift, Bella’s has got you covered.
Because when it comes from Bella’s, you know it comes from the heart.
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There’s something truly special about inviting your child into the kitchen—not just for the cookies or cupcakes, but for the confidence, creativity, and connection that come with it. Cooking with your children isn’t just a fun way to pass the time; it’s an opportunity to build lifelong skills and memories that stick.
Sure, teaching a young child how to crack an egg or measure flour can test your patience—but hang in there. With a little trial and a fair amount of error,
they’ll start to develop the fine motor skills that allow them to prep a recipe all on their own one day. The best part? They’ll gain confidence along the way, one scoop, stir, and sprinkle at a time.
Cooking together also taps into something a little magical—memory. The smell of cookies baking or chili simmering on the stove can instantly transport us back to childhood. That’s not just nostalgia talking—science backs it up. Our sense of smell is closely tied to autobiographical memory, especially memories formed early in life. So those sweet, savory scents? They’re more powerful than you might think.
The key is to start simple. Let your toddler play with mixing bowls, spoons, and measuring cups. These little moments of pretend play actually help build the fine motor skills needed for real kitchen tasks. Begin with small jobs—scooping flour, flattening cookie dough with a rolling pin—and gradually add more steps as your child becomes more confident.
It won’t be perfect. The flour might fly, the sugar might spill, and the measurements might be slightly off—and that’s okay. Embrace the mess, stay patient, and focus on the fun. A dash of encouragement and a sprinkle of praise go a long way in keeping your little chef engaged and excited.
Over time, you’ll see the magic unfold: a child who’s not only learning how to cook but also growing more independent, capable, and proud of what they’ve created. And who knows? Maybe one day, they’ll pass those same recipes—and memories—on to their own kids.
• 1 cup and 2 tablespoons white flour
• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
• 1/2 cup oatmeal
• 4 tablespoons honey
• 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
• 4 tablespoons buttermilk
• 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
• 1/4 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 cup whole wheat flour
• 1/4 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
• Optional: add 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg or cinnamon
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
2. Put the oatmeal in a blender or food processor and pulse for about a minute, until it’s reduced to a rough powder. Add the ground oatmeal to the whole wheat and 1/2 cup of the white flour, baking soda and salt to the bowl of an electric mixer affixed with a paddle attachment, and turn on to mix. Add butter and blend on medium speed until the butter has been incorporated and the mix looks a little like wet sand. Add the buttermilk, vanilla, honey and almond extract and blend. If the dough looks too wet to roll, add the remaining flour 1/4 cup at a time until the dough forms a ball and pulls away from the sides of the blender.
3. Turn the dough out onto a piece of plastic wrap and flatten into a disc. Cover completely and chill in the fridge for at least one hour, up to overnight.
4. When ready to bake, preheat the oven to 400 degrees and place dough on a lightly floured surface (using the remaining 2 tablespoons of flour). Roll out until 1/8 inch thick. Cut out with desired cookie cutters and bake for five to seven minutes, based on your preference. Five minutes will get you a softer cracker, while seven will get you a crisp cracker.
Enjoy!
KENAH SMITH
Tucked tightly away in a nest of rolling hills, family farms, and quiet homes, you can find a place where every customer’s tail dances with joy. Welcome to Dog Party USA, a doggy day care and boarding facility that continues to set new standards and surpass expectations with every dog’s stay.
“One of the highlights for many pups is the doggy splash pad and swimming hole.”
As you are buzzed in through the safely gated front doors, you are likely to be greeted by Chadwick “Chaddie” Platt and her loyal companion, London, a beautifully groomed standard poodle. Since Chaddie was a little girl, she has always had a heart for animals, especially dogs. When asked – “what do you want to do when you grow up?” – Chaddie would tell you she dreamed of owning a “dog farm” filled with two of every kind of dog. While that exact vision might not be easily obtainable, Dog Party USA comes wonderfully close. Since opening in 2005 with her mother and Co-Founder, Priscilla Kumpe, Chaddie has created a safe, minimally caged environment where every dog is treated like another member of the family.
What makes Dog Party USA truly special is the warm, safe environment built with careful
consideration and every dog’s experience in mind. Dogs are thoughtfully grouped into five packs: itty- bitty, small, small-medium, large-medium, and large. This categorization is based not only on size but also temperament, ensuring everyone from the old and shy to the young and playful, have a place where they feel safe and understood. These groups rotate through large, green yards where they can sniff, run, roll, and lounge, while all the while always being well supervised by a trained team member of their loving staff.
But the magic doesn’t stop there.
One of the highlights for many pups is the doggy splash pad and swimming hole. This shallow, beach-entry pool was designed specifically with their fourlegged client base in mind. Here, the dogs can cool off
on hot days, chase each other around the turf-covered yard, or try tirelessly to catch the bubbling water fountains that spring up from the ground like mini geysers. It's not just play, it’s enrichment, stimulation, and pure joy wrapped into one experience.
The team at Dog Party USA doesn’t just show up to work solo, they also get to bring their own dogs along! This creates an environment where dogs aren’t just clients, but extended family and are treated with the same level of love and attention as the workers' own pets. Whether it’s Ron Kumpe, Chaddie’s brother and fellow Co-Owner, or one of the long-time caregivers, every team member knows the dogs by name as well as their quirks, their favorite treats, and who they love to play with.
“So it’s no surprise that Dog Party USA has been voted: Best Pet Boarding and Day Care in Northwest Arkansas for the last fifteen consecutive years.”
and her Beloved Dogs
To be sure of this, each dog has a printed out personalized profile, ensuring even the smallest details are remembered: allergies, favorite nap spots, best friends, and even what games they enjoy most. Whether your pup is staying for the day or bunking overnight, the goal is always the same: to provide a loving, low-stress, enriching and safe environment. Although each dog is sincerely remembered, some of the longer tenured pups are lucky enough to grace the walls in an ever-growing mural.
So it’s no surprise that Dog Party USA has been voted Best Pet Boarding and Day Care in Northwest Arkansas for the last fifteen consecutive years. That kind of consistency doesn’t
just come from their fancy facilities and wonderful care, but also from their deep-rooted love for dogs and their commitment to doing things the right way.
Dog Party USA isn’t just a business, it’s a passion project, a family dream, and a haven for hundreds of furry companions who know, deep in their wagging tails, that they’re safe, loved, and being provided the best care possible.
So, if you're looking for more than just a place to leave your dog, if you’re searching for a space where your pup can swim, play, run, and be cherished, look no further than Dog Party USA. Just be warned: your dog might never want to leave!
The days are long, but the years go fast. So they say with raising children. I have to agree with that sentiment. Each year as summer ends I find myself looking at my kids and reminding myself to “Watch them grow!” Both as a reminder to not miss the growth (with all the distractions and responsibilities that adult life brings) but also as reflection on how far they’ve come since the last time we turned the calendar page to August. Whether there are children in your life or not, I’m sure we can all agree that childhood is fleeting. Instead of stopping to smell the roses, I need to remind myself to “stop and watch them grow”—you can’t see it if you stare, but you’ll surely miss it if you blink! It helps me to set aside intentional time to be present with these fast little growers.
For us that looks like setting a special table to spend time sharing (or drawing) how we’ve seen them grow over the summer before jumping back into school routines. Making DIY game boards together and then having a family game night. Making snow cones for an after-dinner treat or, for a bigger wow factor, for breakfast! They will never forget that one, I promise. (Psst! my snow cones are made with fruit juice so it’s Mommy approved too!)
As August rolls in and the calendar tells us that it’s time for back-to-school shopping, the weather does not usually agree that the times are changing. I find that it’s such
a weird dance between what looks like the change of seasons when I open my calendar but not when I walk out my back door (heat wave!). On one hand, we’re still in full throttle of blazing temperatures in the Midwest and with no end in sight. At the same time, being thrown into back-to-school shopping, Meet-the-Teacher nights, resuming the regiment of packing school lunches, and if you’re a homeschool parent, all the to-do lists and lesson plans in order to launch into another school year. As we find ourselves
with one foot in summer and the other in a classroom, how do we embrace and (dare I say) celebrate this month? Instead of feeling ungrounded in the juxtaposition of August, I am inviting myself, and anyone who would join me, to embrace the opportunity to celebrate the in-between seasons that this month brings. My hope is that these ideas help spark your imagination on how to keep you cool in the heat, launch your kiddos into a new school year, and to set aside time to watch them grow.
Welcome more play into your life with this little DIY project. At our house we like to keep outdoor game boards around for short moments together as well as full blown game nights. These game boards are meant to be kept outside but could also be brought indoors as well.
Materials
• Pebbles for Checkers, 24 similar sized
• Small stones for Tic-Tac-Toe, 8 similar sized
• Acrylic paints (black, red, yellow and white)
• Paint brush
• Raw wooden boards + black paint marker
• Reclaimed wood + black acrylic paint
• Polycrylic spray
Instructions
1. Game Pieces: Paint your rocks with acrylic paint. For Tic-TacToe you’ll need a total of 8 rocks, 4 of each type (here I’ve painted 4 lady bugs and 4 bumble bees). For Checkers you’ll need a total of 24 rocks, 12 of each color (here I’ve used black stones, painting half of them red).
2. Game Board: For raw wood (such as our Tic-Tac-Toe board), use a ruler and black paint marker to create board lines. For reclaimed or treated wood, use paint. Let game pieces and game boards fully dry. Seal with a polycrylic spray for protection from heat and moisture.
We adore snow cones at our house! If you’ve been to our house then we’ve probably served them to you. A shaved ice machine makes it oh-so-easy! You can purchase premade snow cone syrup flavors or make your own healthier version by using fruit juice concentrates. Simply thaw the frozen fruit juice concentrate and put the liquid into squeezy bottles for an easy way to pour over shaved ice.
Assemble
• Ice, lots of ice!
• Snow Cone Machine
• Snow Cone Cups
• Snow Cone Straws
• Snow Cone Syrups (or frozen juice concentrates, thawed)
Use a snow cone machine to shave ice into snow cone cups. Top with your favorite flavor—either store bought snow cone syrups, homemade syrups, or our favorite—fruit concentrates. Stay cool and celebrate the last days of summer heat!
A list of exciting new tricks to teach your puppy
ARTICLE BY BAILEY MORRIS
We created a list of some fun tricks to teach your puppy! Whether you just welcomed a new furry friend into your home or you’re teaching an old dog new tricks, you and your pet are sure to have a fun time! Spending time playing and training with your pet makes for a great bonding experience! Don’t forget to reward them with some delicious dog treats when they successfully do a trick. My pup’s personal favorite treats are chicken, peanut butter, and carrots. We hope you and your pup have a great time learning the tricks on this list!
Get your dog to bark naturally (try ringing the doorbell or knocking on the door). Once they bark, say ‘speak’ and reward them.
Have your dog sit and then tell them to stay. Hold your hand out with your palm toward their nose in the stop position. If they hold the position for a second or two, praise them and reward them with a treat. Keep repeating this and gradually having them stay longer.
Hold your hand out in front of your dog. Your dog may do some experimenting trying to figure out what you want. Once they put their paw in your hand, immediately praise and reward them.
Start your day with a lovely walk on the Greenway. No matter where you begin you will be sure to have a tail-wagging good time as you sniff the native flower beds that decorate the trail.
Take Time to 'Paws' and Smell the Roses
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY
KENAH SMITH
Have a four legged friend in your life? Take them out on a grand adventure in Springdale, Arkansas. The perfect city to stroll through with all of your furry family members in tow.
Be sure to capture your achievements with a quick photoshoot at the Mile 16 marker. A commemorative spot located on Emma Avenue in Downtown Springdale.
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Don’t forget to stop along the way to enjoy Springdale’s many beautiful murals like “Song of the Sea” by Octavio Logo, that decorate the city’s streets.
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After you stretch your (four) legs, take a moment to rest your paws at Bauhaus Biergarten’s Saturday Market, where you can lounge in the shade, sip on an ice cold beverage, and shop from local vendors.
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Then enjoy a well-deserved pup-cup of ice-cream on Casa Magnolia’s cozy front patio.
AUGUST 5TH
Tontitown Grape Festival
154 E Henri De Tonti Boulevard, Tontitown, AR | 5:00 PM
The Tontitown Grape Festival is a beloved annual tradition celebrating Italian heritage, family, and community. Held every August, the festival features delicious Italian food, grape ice cream, a carnival, live music, and more. Don't miss the spaghetti dinners and grape-stomping fun! It's a perfect summer event for all ages in the heart of Tontitown.
AUGUST 9TH
Skin Clinic Summer Social
110 E University St, Siloam Springs, AR 72761 | 10:00 AM
The Skin Clinic will host its annual Summer Social on Saturday, August 9th, from 10 AM to 1 PM. Guests can enjoy giveaways and book a professional color analysis with Maura Greisse of Called by Color for $175 (regularly $300). Appointments are encouraged. This fun summer event offers a great opportunity to connect, refresh, and experience expert insights in beauty and color.
AUGUST 12TH
Northwest Arkansas Naturals vs. Arkansas Travelers
Arvest Ball Park | 7:00 PM
The Northwest Arkansas Naturals face off against the Arkansas Travelers at Arvest Ballpark for a fun night of baseball. Fans can enjoy classic ballpark snacks, a lively atmosphere, and quality time with family and friends.
AUGUST 15TH
Soar NWA
7640 SW Regional Airport Blvd, Bentonville, AR 72712 | 5:00 PM
SOAR NWA returns to the Benton County Fairgrounds on August 15–16 (5–10 p.m.), bringing hot-air balloon glows and tethered rides, a vibrant kid zone, circus performers, a beer garden, car exhibits, live music with local DJs and bands, plus food vendors and more—all to benefit Open Avenues, supporting employment for people with disabilities.
AUGUST 25TH
For the Love NWA- Neighbors Night
Jones Center | 5:30 PM
Every Monday evening from 5:30–6:30 p.m. at the Jones Center, by the basketball courts, west parking lot in Springdale, Neighbor Nights by For the Love NWA brings neighbors together with a free, chef-crafted hot meal served by volunteer teams. Expect welcoming name tags, live music, and a diverse community dining experience—no questions asked and no cost—to feed both stomachs and souls.
AUGUST 28TH
LIVE at the Turnbow
Turnbow Park | 6:30 PM
On Thursday, August 28, LIVE! at Turnbow lights up Turnbow Park in Downtown Springdale! Doors open at 6:30 PM for a free outdoor concert featuring The Jeff Horton Band followed by headliner JukeBoxx. Bring your dinner from the Outdoor Dining District, grab a blanket or lawn chair, and enjoy an unforgettable evening of live music under the stars.
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