Friday, July 5

It’s a light weekend in Fayetteville when it comes to special events, but that’s usually the case around Independence Day.

There’s a big event out in Eureka Springs, though. The Spaceberry Music Festival is in full swing at The Farm with live music and other activities scheduled through Saturday night. Check out the lineup here.

You can watch some live music in town Friday, though. Local band Brick Fields will start the night off at George’s Majestic Lounge during happy hour. The group will record a live album during the show. Later in the evening, a Bob Marley tribute will take over the venue.

Catch some comedy at Nomads during this week’s Southtown Comedy Night with comedian Jay Jackson. Joining Jackson will be the Alabama Comedy duo of Richard Lockhart and Adam Condra, plus some local talent.

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Saturday, July 6

Forgotten Space – Grateful Dead Tribute

The Spaceberry Music Festival continues Saturday at The Farm in Eureka Springs with more live music, including Grateful Dead tribute band Forgotten Space.

You can help build and repair some trails out at Kessler Mountain with the Ozark Off-Road Cyclists Saturday morning. Bring some water and sturdy shoes.

Aside from the Fayetteville Farmers’ Market, there’s free yoga at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks and free 2-step lessons at the American Legion Saturday morning.

If you missed the comedy show with Jay Jackson on Friday, he’ll perform again Saturday at Black Apple Crossing in Springdale.

As for live music, Dawson Hollow and The Grisly Hand are at George’s and The Odds are at Kingfish.

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Sunday, July 7