Tag: Bikes Blues & BBQ 2011

Despite an expanded footprint and reports of record attendance, it’s unclear whether the Bikes, Blues & BBQ board will make any charitable distributions following the 2011 rally.

Fayetteville police Tuesday morning released the law enforcement statistics from the 2011 Bikes, Blues & BBQ motorcycle rally.

Besides stepping up patrols for the expected population increase over the next few days, a few roads will be closed and some changes to paid parking will soon take effect.

Anyone wondering why the Huey Lewis concert stage is still in the Walton Arts Center parking lot, two weeks after Huey and his News crew rolled out of town, is about to find out.

One of the five largest motorcycle rallies in the country is getting even bigger. The annual rally is expanding into Springdale with a two-day AMXA Arenacross exhibition and competition.

Board chairman Kenneth Mourton announced new leadership for the rally on Tuesday, and it turns out that the former director’s shoes will be filled with two pairs of feet.

Bikes, Blues & BBQ Announces New Leadership Organization and Team FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., February 8, 2011 – Bikes, Blues & BBQ (BBB) announced today the restructuring of the leadership team and new appointees to these leadership positions. Ben Handford will serve …

Bikes, Blues & BBQ organizers will announce a restructuring of the annual event’s management team, new appointees to its board and a new vision for future rallies Tuesday afternoon.

After six years leading one of the largest motorcycle rallies in the country, Bikes, Blues & BBQ event director Nelson Driver is calling it quits this year.