Amazeum Adult Night; the BITE experience; You conference; Vintage motorcycle show; WAC reminders

Here’s a look at what’s happening in northwest Arkansas, sponsored by Dr. Pepper.

We have already mentioned that the new bicycle exhibition is coming to the Amazeum this Friday. Well how about a chance for adults to have access to the exhibition … before it is open to the public!?! The adult nights return to the Scott Family Amazeum this Thursday, September 23rd. From 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., adults 21 and over are invited to enjoy NWA’s finest adult drinks, light snacks, and more fun than your inner child has had in a long, long time. while checking out the Amazeum GEAR UP: The Science of Bikes’ new traveling exhibition and plenty of hands-on experience with bikes. Tickets are only fifteen dollars and they go quickly.

Changes have been announced for the annual food festival during the LPGA Walmart Northwest Arkansas Championship presented by P and G. ‘Bite Northwest Arkansas’ returns this week as ‘The Bite Experience at the LPGA’. Usually the festival is off-site, but this year the Bite Experience will be a daytime event during the tournament from September 24th to 26th. Tickets include access to the tournament with special viewing platforms and food and drink tastings from local restaurants. The tickets for Saturday, September 25th are already sold out.

Women of all ages and from all walks of life are invited to this year’s She Conference on September 24th and 25th. The heart behind it You conference is found for women, community and sorority because life is too difficult to do it alone. Keypoint Church is once again hosting this annual event. We have a registration link on our website. Student and virtual discounts are available. The conference begins on Friday, September 24th at 5:30 p.m.

Fall in the Ozarks is a great time to be outside. On Saturday, September 25th Hill City Rumble presents its second annual Vintage Motorcycle Show. The event features live music from local musicians, food, vendors, and fun. The show is free to the public and takes place on Saturday at the Brainstorm Tattoo in Fayetteville from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Here’s a reminder that the Walton Arts Center is calling on the public to share your memories! The Walton Arts Center opened its doors 29 years ago and this year is celebrating the anniversary with theMy Walton Arts CenterCampaign. This is a year-long public memories initiative. These could be your favorite memories of the Walton Arts Center, or why you consider the Walton Arts Center your local theater. They made it easy for you to record your memory .