Good morning, Bentonville.

H2Ozarks will host an event on Sept.

18 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Elkins Community Center to offer free food, septic system maintenance advice, and raffle prizes—such as a year's supply of toilet paper and a $150 pumping rebate—in collaboration with local water agencies.

Today, Phillips Park in Bentonville opens at 5:30 p.m.—with a ribbon-cutting, homerun derby, games, hot dogs and fireworks lighting up the evening.

This weekend also brings a new Crystal Bridges exhibit, music on the Square and other community events for local families.

Mia Hamm, a former soccer star—she won big awards—spoke at Crystal Bridges museum and said being kind helps teams win.

She celebrated a new exhibit that shows how working together makes a difference in sports.

Bentonville residents have until September 30 to comment on the second draft of the Unified Development Code—based on over 500 community comments and part of the city’s Plan Bentonville initiative—and a final draft is expected in October.

Bentonville residents can review and comment on the second draft of the unified development code until Sept.

30—this draft shows both regulations and a zoning map that explains how properties may be affected, building on over 500 earlier comments. A final draft will be released in October as part of the Plan Bentonville initiative.

At Memorial Park in Bentonville, senior Kavya Kurichety played singles for the team and lost 6-3, 6-3 to Fayetteville’s Montse Perez on Thursday, Sept.

11—her first singles match—while the boys won a 7-6 singles contest. The team will work on building strength as they prepare for the state tournament.

At Grizzly Arena on Thursday night, Fort Smith Northside swept Bentonville West with freshman middle blocker Paisley Hogan leading the team—ensuring a strong start to conference play.

Japanese Breakfast Live Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — Buckyball At The Momentary — Cost not specified — Experience the acclaimed Japanese Breakfast as they perform tracks from their latest album.

From Orchard to Glass: Bentonville’s Apple History

5-7 p.m. — Peel Museum & Botanical Garden — Ticketed event — Explore Bentonville’s apple heritage with guided history, orchard exploration, and distillery tastings.

Jenna and the Soul Shakers Live

6-9 p.m. — Bike Rack Brewing Co. — Free admission — Experience high-energy soul and groove tunes that will keep you dancing all night long.

NWA Bike-a-Palooza

A bike party for everyone hosted by local NWA cycling clubs to benefit Pedal It Forward.

NWA Bike-a-Palooza

A bike party for everyone hosted by local NWA cycling clubs to benefit Pedal It Forward.

Frida Film Screening and Community Celebration

8:30-10 p.m. — 507 SE E St, Bentonville, AR — Free entry — Experience a captivating documentary on Frida Kahlo alongside engaging discussions and community festivities.

Bentonville SPEED: Race Event

6 PM — Old Tiger Track — Entry fee required — Experience a thrilling race with ASICS and Run With Us Pasadena.

Food & Film | Ratatouille Screening

11 PM–1 AM — Momentary — $25, $13 for kids — Experience a flavorful night watching Ratatouille with themed snacks and fun for all ages.

That Mexican OT Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Momentary — Last-minute concert tickets available — Experience the vibrant sounds of That Mexican OT in an iconic venue.

UP.Summit Community Day 2025

11 AM – 5 PM — Bentonville Municipal Airport — Free entry — Explore the future of mobility with interactive exhibits, airshows, and a unique balloon launch.

Big Diamond Comedy Festival Showcase

7-8:30 p.m. — Beardedgoat — Tickets required — Enjoy high-energy sets from the best emerging comedians in the nation.