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Arts & Events
Artist Jason Jones has new work at Little Bread Co.
Bank of Fayetteville is exhibiting work by photographer Mark Cummings in their downtown location this week.
The place to be Wednesday nights is Karaoke Krazy at Jose’s! Plenty of drink specials, too (for courage).
Kingfish has live music this week with Voxana, David Bright Band, and Candy Lee & The Sweets.
Little Bread Co. has new art at the bakery! Check out Jason Jones altered thrift store art paintings.
Mickey Finn’s has live music planned June 24 with Ashley McBryde from 6-9 p.m.
Mark your calendar for an Owner Appreciation Weekend and P6 Shindig, July 11-12 at Ozark Natural Foods.
How about some Dad rock for Father’s Day Brunch? Table on the Hill has classic rock cover band Coverblind on Sunday.
Walton Arts Center’s Artosphere festival kicks off this week! Alonzo King Lines ballet, I Think I Can installation, and more!
Drink Specials and Beer News
The roof is open again at 21st Amendment! Party on the best rooftop bar in Fayetteville.
Buster Belly’s has a great happy hour, with $2 domestic bottles and wells daily from 4-7 p.m. More.
Hugo’s has a new Bloody Mary, garnished with Gunderpickles and green beans!
Greenhouse Grill’s new Mango Lassi is the perfect summertime drink.
Maxine’s Tap Room has a new summer drink menu to keep you cool these next few months.
Wasabi has some new beers on tap, including Ozark’s APA and Finch’s Hardcore Chimera!
Food & Dining
Solar-powered pizza.
With a three-course meal paired with wine for just $25 at Bordinos, Mondays are kinda awesome.
Hungry Fayetteville folks rejoice. Hawaiian Brian’s now delivers to downtown Fayetteville!
Did you know Eureka Pizza on Leverett is powered by 40 solar panels? You can track the energy production here.
Kids eat free all day, every day at JJ’s Grill. Check out their awesome lunch specials!
Get a chicken burrito, medium queso, and a drink for just $8.99 at Flying Burrito this week!
Wing Wednesday at Lucky Luke’s is like a dream come true (if you dream of 69¢ wings and $1 drafts).
The best prime rib in Fayetteville is served on Saturday nights at Penguin Ed’s on Mission Blvd.
The wings at Sassy’s Red House won judges choice at Wing Fest. On Mondays, they’re just 75¢!
8 sauces, 14 entrees, 11 sides, 2 desserts, and 4 teas. Slim Chickens is not slim on options.
Wood Stone now has delicious wood-fired sandwiches served during lunch!
Health & Beauty
Walk-ins are welcome at Austin Vision Care. Located conveniently next to Sam’s Club!
Services
Starting at less than $16 a day, you can hire your own dedicated team of marketing experts. Contact Mockingbird Creative to learn more!
Is your car air conditioner ready for the hot summer ahead? Get $10 off an AC service at The Grease Pig!
UARK Federal Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit co-op. That means better rates for you.
There are probably hundreds of things you’d like to do this summer that don’t involve cleaning toilets. Call Maids in Red!
Shopping & Retail
Fayettechill’s new outlet store
Subarus are known for being safe, and that commitment extends to your furry passengers as well. More from Adventure Subaru.
Does your pharmacy deliver? If it’s Collier Drug Store, it does. Fast and free!
Is your dear old Dad a grill master? Pick up some great grilling and bbq sauces from Handmade Market for Father’s Day!
Fayettechill’s Smokehouse location is now a full-time outlet store! Haggling is encouraged, too.
Does your Mac need a tuneup? The UA Computer Store is Apple Certified for repairs.
Need a hilarious card for Father’s Day this weekend? The Mustache Goods & Wears always has you covered.
This stand out geo tank shift dress from Riffraff is sure to be a summer staple. Only $28, too.
Don’t miss the next awesome sale at Savoir-Faire. Sign up for email alerts, and get the good stuff.
Real Estate and Home Services
Specialized Real Estate Group is happy to welcome Lululemon to the neighborhood at 200 W. Center!
Flyer Homes’ listing at 1062 Valley View Dr. is anything but cookie-cutter. It’s as funky as Fayetteville itself.
