Things to Do in Fayetteville, AR
Fayetteville, Arkansas, hosts around 500 upcoming events, with approximately 250 scheduled for the next 30 days. Roughly 30 percent of these listings are free to attend. The programme includes about 100 sports and fitness activities, followed by roughly 90 theater and performing arts shows, 80 concerts and live music events, and around 40 community social or food and drink gatherings. Business networking events make up about 30 percent of the remaining categories. Bud Walton Arena, TheatreSquared, Baum Walker Hall At Walton Arts Center, Walton Arts Center - Baum Walker Hall, Ozark Music Hall, and Rick's Bakery feature the most upcoming listings. Performers with confirmed dates include Little Women, Arkansas Razorbacks Basketball, University of Arkansas Razorbacks Men's Basketball, Arkansas Lady Razorbacks Women's Basketball, and The 39 Steps. Founded in 1828, this city of about 94,000 people offers a diverse schedule for visitors deciding what to do this month.
City facts
- Weather
- 55°F · Overcast · High 55° / low 45°F
- Population
- 93,949 (2020)
- Area
- 143.5 km²
- Elevation
- 427 m
- Founded
- 1828
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Frequently asked questions about events in Fayetteville
- Are there free events in Fayetteville?
- Yes, about 30 percent of the listed events are free. These include sports, theater, concerts, and community gatherings.
- What venues host the most events?
- The venues with the most upcoming listings are Bud Walton Arena, TheatreSquared, Baum Walker Hall At Walton Arts Center, Walton Arts Center - Baum Walker Hall, Ozark Music Hall, and Rick's Bakery.
- What types of events are available?
- The most common event types are sports and fitness with about 100 listings, followed by theater and performing arts with about 90, and concerts and live music with about 80.
- Which performers have upcoming dates?
- Performers with upcoming dates include Little Women, Arkansas Razorbacks Basketball, University of Arkansas Razorbacks Men's Basketball, Arkansas Lady Razorbacks Women's Basketball, and The 39 Steps.