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NWA 2025 Real Estate Market Review
Northwest Arkansas Real Estate Market Update: 2025 vs. 2024
A Year of Stability, Strength, and Smart Opportunity
Northwest Arkansas closed out 2025 exactly how strong markets do—quietly resilient. While national real estate headlines leaned into uncertainty, our local market delivered something far more valuable: steady pricing, consistent demand, and improved efficiency.
This wasn’t a year of frenzy. It was a year of fundamentals. And that’s good news as we head into 2026.
Let’s break down what actually happened in the Northwest Arkansas real estate market—and why it matters.
Home Prices Continued to Rise—Without the Chaos
The median home price in Northwest Arkansas reached $375,000 in 2025, a 4.5% increase year-over-year from $359,000 in 2024. Since 2023, prices are up 7.76%, reinforcing a key reality: home values are still appreciating, just at a healthier, more sustainable pace.
The median price per square foot climbed to $209, also up 4.5%. That matters because it signals appreciation across the market—not just at the top end.
What this tells us:
This is no longer an overheated seller’s market—but it is far from weak. Buyers are more discerning, sellers must price strategically, and homes that are positioned well continue to perform.
Sales Volume Stayed Strong in a High-Rate Environment
One of the biggest wins of 2025? Stability.
A total of 10,578 homes sold, essentially flat compared to 2024 and up 7.8% from 2023. In a year shaped by elevated mortgage rates, holding volume steady is not accidental—it’s a signal of underlying demand.
Buyers didn’t leave the market.
They simply became more intentional.
Homes Sold Faster Than in 2024
Here’s a stat that deserves more attention:
Days on Market dropped to 73 days, an 18-day improvement year-over-year.
That means well-priced, well-presented homes moved faster in 2025—even with higher borrowing costs.
Translation for sellers: strategy matters more than ever. Pricing, presentation, and local expertise aren’t optional—they’re the difference between sitting and selling.
Mortgage Rates: The Shift That’s Setting Up 2026
Interest rates have been the headline act for the past two years. In 2025, the average mortgage rate hovered around 6.6%, down from prior peaks. More importantly, forecasts point toward rates drifting closer to 6%.
That shift is meaningful.
On a $400,000 loan, the difference between 6.6% and 6.0% is roughly $156 per month—real money that brings more buyers off the sidelines and restores confidence.
Looking Ahead: Why 2026 Is Quietly Promising
As we move into 2026, the outlook for the Northwest Arkansas housing market is constructive, balanced, and opportunity-rich.
Here’s what we’re watching:
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More inventory entering the market as seller confidence returns
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More buyers re-engaging as rates dip below 6%
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Mortgage rates likely stabilizing between 5.7%–6.0% for much of the year
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No dramatic drops—but enough movement to improve affordability and momentum
This is shaping up to be a market that rewards strategy over speculation—great for buyers who want options, sellers who price with intention, and builders planning for sustained demand rather than short-term spikes.
The Bottom Line
Northwest Arkansas continues to stand out as one of the most durable real estate markets in the region. 2025 proved that even in a higher-rate environment, this market delivers stability, appreciation, and opportunity.
As we head into 2026, momentum is building—not from hype, but from fundamentals.
If you’re wondering what this market means for your home’s value, a buying strategy, or new construction opportunities, those conversations matter more than ever.
Connect with your trusted Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey agent to talk through what’s next.
New Year, New Home: Real Estate in Northwest Arkansas Starts with Intention
New Year, New Home: Real Estate in Northwest Arkansas Starts with Intention
A new year has a way of doing that thing where it gently taps you on the shoulder and says, “Hey… are you still headed where you meant to go?”
In Northwest Arkansas, January isn’t just a reset on the calendar—it’s a reset on priorities, plans, and possibilities. And for many people, that reassessment leads back to one core question: Does my home still support the life I’m building?
At Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey, we believe real estate decisions should be intentional, informed, and deeply local. Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a current one, relocating to NWA, or simply exploring what’s next, the start of the year is one of the smartest times to pause, realign, and take action.
Why the New Year Matters in Northwest Arkansas Real Estate
Northwest Arkansas isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” market, and that’s exactly why it continues to thrive.
From Bentonville’s innovation-driven growth to Fayetteville’s university energy, from the community-forward neighborhoods of Rogers to the lifestyle appeal of Bella Vista, this region offers options, and options require strategy.
January is when clarity shows up:
- Buyers reassess budgets, goals, and timelines
- Sellers begin planning moves before spring competition peaks
- Relocators narrow searches and get serious about making NWA home
It’s quieter, yes, but quieter often means more thoughtful decisions and stronger positioning.
A Fresh Start Looks Different for Everyone (and That’s the Point)
For some, a new year means buying their very first home.
For others, it’s upsizing, downsizing, relocating, or finally moving closer to work, trails, schools, or community.
And sometimes? It’s just asking better questions:
- What do I actually need from my home this year?
- Is this still the right location for our lifestyle?
- What would change if we made a move now instead of “someday”?
Northwest Arkansas rewards people who plan with intention. The key isn’t rushing, it’s understanding your options with guidance from professionals who know this market block by block.
Right Now in Northwest Arkansas: What to Know
While the foundation of our market remains strong, today’s NWA real estate environment favors informed, well-advised decisions.
What we’re seeing:
- Buyers benefit from strategy, not guesswork
- Sellers win when preparation meets timing
- Relocation success hinges on local expertise—not generic advice
This isn’t about headlines or hype. It’s about understanding how Northwest Arkansas actually works—seasonally, culturally, and neighborhood by neighborhood.
That’s where local expertise makes the difference.
Why Local Expertise Changes Everything
Search engines can give you data, AI can summarize trends, but only local experts can help you interpret what those trends mean for you—in your price range, your timeline, your neighborhood, and your goals.
At Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey, our agents live here, work here, and understand Northwest Arkansas beyond the listings. We don’t just know homes…we know how people live in them.
That perspective matters when you’re making one of life’s biggest decisions.
Start the Year with a Conversation, Not a Commitment
You don’t need to have everything figured out.
You just need to start in the right place.
If buying, selling, or moving in Northwest Arkansas is part of your vision this year, or even a maybe, we’re here to help you explore it with clarity and confidence.
Reach out to talk with a local expert and take the first intentional step toward what’s next.
Because a new year isn’t about pressure.
It’s about possibility…and the right home can change everything.
Where to Watch: July 4th 2025
🎆 Where to Watch Fourth of July Fireworks in Northwest Arkansas
Presented by Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey
At Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey, we’re all about living the good life—and that means knowing where to post up for the biggest booms, brightest bursts, and best community vibes this Fourth of July.
Whether you love small-town charm, big-stage celebrations, or watching fireworks from your favorite backyard in Bentonville, here’s your guide to the best Independence Day celebrations across Northwest Arkansas. So pack your picnic blankets, wear your red, white, and Razorback gear, and let’s celebrate freedom—NWA style!
🎇 Fayetteville Freedom Fireworks
July 4 | 9:15 PM | Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Catch a show that lights up the Hog capital! Arrive early to enjoy live music, food trucks, and all-ages fun. Stadium seating is available, or you can find a great vantage point anywhere near campus.
💥 Locals’ Tip: Check out the fireworks from Mt. Sequoyah for a stunning panoramic view!
🎆 An Evening at Orchards Park in Bentonville
July 4 | Festivities start at 7 PM | Fireworks at 9:30 PM
This one’s a hometown favorite—and for good reason. With live music, family activities, and a choreographed fireworks display that rivals the big city shows, Orchards Park brings out the best of Bentonville.
🏡 Looking for a home close to the action? We’ve got listings within earshot of the grand finale.
🧨 Bella Vista’s July 4th Fireworks at Loch Lomond
July 4 | 9:30 PM | Visible from the dam or boat
Nothing says summer in Bella Vista like a lakefront fireworks show! Whether you boat in with friends or cozy up near the dam, it’s a stunning celebration over water.
🚤 Pro tip: This is one of the most scenic shows in NWA—arrive early for a good spot!
🇺🇸 Pea Ridge Celebrate America
June 29 | 5–10 PM | Pea Ridge High School
Can’t wait for the Fourth? Pea Ridge brings the party a little early with food, music, inflatables for the kids, and of course—a firework display to top it off.
🎸 This is a true small-town USA celebration with big heart and family-friendly fun.
🎉 Rogers Fireworks at the AMP
July 4 | 9:15 PM | Walmart AMP
While you need tickets for the concert inside, the fireworks can be seen from nearby parking lots and rooftops. This is a great option if you’re looking for a festive atmosphere with music and crowds.
🎶 Bonus: Pair your fireworks with live music from a big-name act.
🏞️ Centerton’s Independence Day Festival
June 28 | 6 PM | Centerton City Park
Think bounce houses, food vendors, and community booths—plus a patriotic firework display once the sun goes down. It’s a perfect night for making memories.
🌭 Grab some grub, meet your neighbors, and remember why you love where you live.
💚 At BHGRE Journey, We Know Where to Find the Spark
From lake views to stadium nights, Northwest Arkansas knows how to throw a fireworks show. At Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey, we believe in celebrating where we live—because we’re not just selling houses, we’re helping you find your place in the community.
✨ Thinking about making your move before next July 4th?
Let us help you find the perfect front porch for fireworks.
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Happy Fourth, Northwest Arkansas!
Follow the green signs—your next chapter could start with a spark.
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Reflections and Predictions: The Real Estate Rollercoaster of NWA and What’s Ahead for 2025
Reflections and Predictions: The Real Estate Rollercoaster of NWA and What’s Ahead for 2025
Happy New Year, Northwest Arkansas! It’s your trusty guide to all things real estate, writing to you with coffee in one hand and a notepad of dreams in the other. As we step into 2025, let’s take a moment to reflect on the whirlwind ride that was the past year and gaze into the crystal ball of housing trends for the year ahead. Spoiler alert: it’s going to be exciting!
The 2024 Recap: Highs, Lows, and Hilarious Bumps
If 2024 taught us anything, it’s that the real estate market in Northwest Arkansas has more twists and turns than a Razorback game in the final quarter. From the surprising uptick in new construction to a brief pause as interest rates made everyone hold their breath, we saw it all.
Remember last spring when every third conversation started with, “Should we sell now or wait?” (Answer: “It depends…” which, by the way, is a phrase we’ve mastered.) Or when houses with outdoor kitchens were the hottest thing since, well, grilled hamburgers? Who could forget the great backyard garden revival of 2024, where buyers suddenly insisted on enough room for a chicken coop and a fire pit?
Yes, we’ve celebrated record-breaking closings, empathized through buyer’s fatigue, and laughed at some truly unique staging quirks (you’d be surprised how often a life-size cardboard Elvis shows up during open houses).
Looking Ahead: 2025 Trends and Opportunities
But here’s the exciting part: 2025 is shaping up to be a year of balance and opportunity. Whether you’re a seasoned homeowner looking to downsize or a first-time buyer nervously dipping a toe into the market, the future is bright.
What’s on the Horizon?
- Steady Rates: Economists forecast stabilization in interest rates, making it easier for buyers and sellers to make confident decisions.
- Eco-Friendly Features: Sustainability isn’t just a trend; it’s the new normal. Homes with energy-efficient upgrades, solar panels, and native landscaping will be in high demand.
- Urban Suburbia: Communities like Bentonville and Fayetteville continue to strike that magical balance of small-town charm with big-city amenities. It’s no wonder NWA consistently ranks among the best places to live.
- Flexible Spaces: Post-pandemic lifestyles have cemented the need for multipurpose spaces—think home offices that double as yoga studios or cozy nooks for remote learning.
Resolutions, Dreams, and Real Estate Goals
A new year always feels like a clean slate. For some, it’s the year to upgrade to a bigger home. For others, it’s about downsizing to simplify life (and let’s be honest, minimize cleaning). Maybe you’re dreaming of an investment property or considering a move closer to the grandkids. Whatever your resolution, we’re here to cheer you on every step of the way.
At Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey, we’re not just about buying and selling homes. We’re about unlocking dreams. We’re about helping you write the next chapter of your story, whether it’s finding the perfect neighborhood, navigating market changes, or discovering that your dream kitchen was right here in NWA all along.
Let’s Unlock Your 2025
We know the path to real estate goals can sometimes feel like navigating a corn maze (with the added challenge of paperwork). But here’s the good news: you don’t have to do it alone. Whether it’s tackling hurdles or celebrating milestones, it’s our privilege to walk this journey with you. After all, your goals are our goals, and your dreams are why we do what we do.
So, here’s to a year of new beginnings, big dreams, and exciting possibilities. Give us a call, shoot us a message, or stop by for a chat. Let’s make 2025 the year your real estate dreams come true—and have some fun while we’re at it!
With warm wishes (and probably more coffee),
Better Homes And Gardens Real Estate Journey
Green Door of Distinction Award
We were recently bestowed the honor of the Green Door of Distinction by BHGRE.
As the leading lifestyle brand in real estate, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate encourages our network to design office spaces that transcend traditional work environments—places that foster collaboration, learning, and growth while reflecting the unique spirit of our brand. The Green Door of Distinction is awarded to an affiliate that creates a space which not only functions as a workplace but also embodies the Better Homes and Gardens lifestyle. This award recognizes the office that has excelled in blending design, innovation, and a welcoming atmosphere—attracting associates and clients alike into an inspiring, collaborative environment.
We were pleased to receive such award and to have Better Home and Gardens Real Estate share these words about us, ” In late 2019, BHGRE Journey set out to establish a new branch in Bentonville, Arkansas, with a bold vision—one that would go beyond the traditional real estate office and truly reflect the lifestyle values of the Better Homes and Gardens brand. Situated in the heart of the city’s growing cultural arts district, their office has become much more than just a workplace. It is a community hub. With its inviting design, from magazine-worthy curb appeal to warm and versatile workspaces, this office perfectly captures the essence of the PAIGE Core Values and the Better Homes and Gardens legacy. At its center, a beautifully open kitchen with a farmhouse-inspired 12-seat table and cozy seating area encourages collaboration and conversation, all in an inviting atmosphere. While many in the real estate industry have shifted toward remote work, BHGRE Journey has taken a different approach. Their Bentonville office has become a place not just for business, but for fostering relationships and a sense of community over the last three years. Please join me in congratulating BHGRE Journey for their exceptional office design and community spirit as they accept the Green Door of Distinction Award.”
It is an honor to receive this, but also a dream come true to embody all that it stands for.
Celebrating Labor Day: Honoring the Legacy of American Workers and the Iconic Rosie the Riveter
Celebrating Labor Day: Honoring the Legacy of American Workers and the Iconic Rosie the Riveter
Labor Day, a cornerstone of American tradition, was born from the labor movement and serves as a day to honor the social and economic achievements of American workers. This annual tribute acknowledges the vital contributions that workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country. As we enjoy the long weekend, it’s important to remember the rich history behind this holiday and the figures who have come to symbolize the American labor force.
The Origins of Labor Day
Labor Day has grown in significance over the years, with its first governmental recognition coming through municipal ordinances passed in 1885. These early acknowledgments reflected a growing awareness of the importance of the labor movement and the need to celebrate the people who powered the nation’s industries.
By 1909, the American Federation of Labor convention took the celebration a step further by designating the Sunday preceding Labor Day as “Labor Sunday,” a day dedicated to the spiritual and educational aspects of the labor movement. This expansion of Labor Day’s meaning highlighted not just the economic contributions of workers, but also their role in shaping the moral and educational fabric of the nation.
Rosie the Riveter: A Symbol of Strength and Resilience
Fast forward to the 1940s, when the United States found itself embroiled in World War II. As the war raged across Europe and the Pacific, the need for labor on the home front became more crucial than ever. Women stepped into roles traditionally held by men, who were now fighting overseas. It was during this time that the iconic figure of Rosie the Riveter emerged.
The song “Rosie the Riveter” became a rallying cry, celebrating the women who were taking on these essential jobs. To support the war effort, Westinghouse commissioned Pittsburgh artist J. Howard Miller to create a series of motivational posters. Among these was the now-famous image of a woman with her hair wrapped in a red polka-dot scarf, rolling up her sleeve and flexing her bicep, accompanied by the bold words “We Can Do It!” Although often associated with Rosie, this poster was actually based on a photograph of Geraldine Hoff, a 17-year-old working as a metal-stamping operator.
Norman Rockwell’s Rosie: A Different Take
In 1943, another iconic image of Rosie the Riveter was created by the legendary artist Norman Rockwell for the Memorial Day issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Rockwell’s Rosie was a muscular woman dressed in overalls, wearing goggles, and adorned with pins of honor on her lapel. She sported a leather wristband and had rolled-up sleeves, embodying the hardworking spirit of the time. Rockwell’s Rosie sat with a riveting tool in her lap, eating a sandwich, with “Rosie” inscribed on her lunch pail. In a powerful symbol of defiance, she was depicted stepping on a copy of Adolf Hitler’s *Mein Kampf*.
While Rockwell’s Rosie became less visible after the war, largely due to strict copyright protection by the Rockwell estate, her impact was undeniable. The original painting sold at Sotheby’s in 2002 for nearly $5 million and was later acquired by the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas, in 2009, where it remains a permanent piece of their collection.
The Legacy of Labor Day and Rosie the Riveter
Labor Day is more than just a day off; it’s a celebration of the workers who have built and continue to build this nation. The legacy of Rosie the Riveter, with her rolled-up sleeves and “can-do” attitude, embodies the resilience and determination that define the American spirit. As we honor the achievements of workers past and present, let’s also remember the iconic figures like Rosie who inspire us to continue striving for a better, stronger future.
Just as Rosie has inspired generations, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Journey aims to be the trusted household name Northwest Arkansas depends on for generations to come. And we’re certain that is Rosie was in Real Estate, she would bring that same “can-do” gumption that our agents offer to their clients as we serve their dreams of better future.
The secret to becoming a first time home homebuyer : what you need to know.
Do you remember how it felt to hold the keys to your first home for the first time? Do you remember unpacking that last box? Were there quirks to that first house that you still laugh about? Did you buy your first home by yourself or with someone?
Becoming a first-time homebuyer is a deeply memorable experience, filled with a blend of excitement, pride, and a touch of anxiety. It’s the moment when dreams of owning a space to call your own transform into reality. The process, from searching for the perfect home to finally holding the keys in your hand, is both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. Every decision, every step, is charged with significance as it marks the beginning of a new chapter in life. The joy of creating a personal sanctuary, where future memories will be made, is an unforgettable milestone, leaving a lasting impression on your heart and mind.
It’s likely that no matter how imperfect that first house was you look back on it with some nostalgia because it was the first home you bought. That first big purchase is always memorable, and it should be. It’s a milestone and an achievement that should be celebrated.
Becoming a first-time homebuyer often involves navigating a series of significant hurdles that can be both challenging and daunting. The process begins with saving enough for a down payment, which can be difficult, especially in markets with rapidly rising home prices. Securing a mortgage adds another layer of complexity, as it requires a solid credit history, a stable income, and often, the assistance of a financial advisor to understand the various loan options.
- Low or Lack of Credit History
- Low Home Inventory
- No down payment
There are programs to help first time buyers clear those hurdles, such as, credit building cards, FHA loans that don’t focus heavily on credit score, new construction designed for first time home buyers, and down payment assistance programs.
For today, let’s focus on the hurdle of downpayment. The Arkansas Development Finance Authority has several programs that make purchasing a home more affordable for low-to-moderate income families and individuals. For eligible borrowers, these programs can greatly reduce the out-of-pocket expense to the buyer. Two of these program are the “ADFA Move-Up” Loan Program and the ADFA STARTSMART First Time Homebuyer program.
Current ADFA program for Arkansas allows for up to $15,000 in down payment assistance for qualified borrowers which can be used towards Down Payment and Closing Costs on the purchase of a home. ADFA allows for that $15,000 to also be used towards Buyer’s Agent Commission as it is part of the cost of purchasing a home if stated in the contract.
Down Payment Assistance works as a loan in conjunction with the mortgage for the new home. The loan is set on a 10 year note with the interest rate matching that of the mortgage.
For example: if you were borrowing $15,000 (the full amount) to use towards the down payment and closing costs, and your interest rate is 6.375% (todays rate), your monthly payment would be $169 for the DPA. This would be added to your total monthly payment. So if you were buying a $250,000 house with a 3.5% down payment your loan of $241,500 would have a payment of roughly $1,750 a month which would bring your total payment to $1,919 a month with the DPA added. A buyer could bring $0 to the closing and essentially finance the entire home this way.
For more information on these programs, visit the ADFA’s website.
While the hurdles to becoming a first-time homebuyer can seem daunting, they should not deter you from exploring your options. Every challenge faced along the way is a step toward the rewarding achievement of owning your own home. With careful planning, sound financial advice, and patience, these obstacles can be overcome.
The satisfaction of having a place to call your own, where you can build a future and create lasting memories, far outweighs the temporary difficulties of the home-buying process. It’s important to stay focused on your goals, seek support when needed, and remember that many have successfully navigated this path before you.
Embrace the journey, knowing that the outcome will be worth the effort.
Could New Construction make your Homeownership Journey Better?
Buying a home is such a fun process, but can often leave a client feeling like Goldilocks: Maybe you like the open floor plan of that house but you don’t love the bathtub situation. Maybe you love the vintage feel of this house but you don’t like the uneven lot. Maybe you love everything about this house but you can’t live without a garage. Sometimes it is difficult to find the perfect house for you that has everything “just right”.
New Construction is an exciting way to purchase a home that can offer that “just right” feel because it allows you to make some options and preferences before it’s finished. One of our agents Johnny Skaggs had this to say about several of the new constructions he has closed on recently,
“Purchasing a new construction home offers advantages that can make a home-buyers experience reassuring. One major benefit, I see, is a builder’s warranty that typically comes with new homes, ensuring that any construction-related issues will be addressed within the first year of ownership. Additionally, buyers have the unique opportunity to “blue tape” the property during a walkthrough before closing, marking any imperfections or concerns that the builder should address.
Modern new construction homes often feature the latest trends such as: open floor plans, smart home technology, energy-efficient appliances, and contemporary finishes. Another great aspect of new construction is that if you get in early enough, you can often choose some of the finishes and colors according to your preferences. However, it’s important to know that some new homes might not come with essentials like a washer and dryer, blinds, or gutters, so it’s wise to check what is included in your purchase. Oftentimes you can negotiate some of these items into your offer. I have several happy clients have very positive experiences with their new construction home ownership journey.”
Thirty-five percent of all the homes sold in the last twelve months in Northwest Arkansas have been new construction, whereas, according to the National Association of Realtors®, it is traditionally closer to ten percent. Bruce Gillispie had this insight into our area, “Aside from floors and finishes, the local conversation is shifting to affordable housing. New Construction may offer clients new options of staying within their budget and doing without certain finishes or features while still giving them a path to home ownership.”
NAR sees this as well; home builders are addressing these affordability concerns.
“Builders increasingly are offering sales incentives, like funds toward closing costs (up to $20,000) or “flex dollars” to use toward home upgrades. Single-family housing starts nationwide are forecast to increase 4.7% this year and another 4.2% in 2025, reaching a pace of 1.3 million units”
Buying a home with a fixed-rate mortgage helps stabilize housing costs, while also allowing for the opportunity to invest in the future by building equity and net worth. That kind of stability is a big deal.
So if you’re looking for stability and an investment in your future, new construction might be the “just right” path for you on your journey to becoming a home owner. We’re here to help every step of the way. We’re here to help make your homeownership Journey…Better.
Where to Watch: 2024 Firework Displays
Where to watch: a list of 2024 Firework displays
Whether you are hosting friends and making your own backyard fun or attending a big display, we hope you have a fun and safe holiday. Here are some place to watch fireworks starting this weekend!
Saturday, June 29
Prairie Grove Annual Firework Display
What: Firework display
Where: Prairie Grove High School
Time: Fireworks start at dark
More info: www.facebook.com/PrairieGroveCity
Sunday, June 30
Pea Ridge Freedom Fest
What: Parade, food, games, music, inflatables and fireworks
Where: Discover Church, Pea Ridge (577 Weston Street)
Time: 6 p.m.
More info: Facebook.com
Fireworks at the Crosses
What: Firework display, food, music, baptisms
Where: Pinnacle Hills Cross Church in Rogers
Time: Fireworks begin at dark
More info: www.crosschurch.com
Wednesday, July 3
West Fork Independence Day Celebration
What: Firework display, food trucks, music by Greenland Station Bluegrass Band
Where: Carter Park
Time: 6 p.m., fireworks at dark
More info: Facebook event
Bella Vista Independence Day Fireworks at Loch Lomond
What: Firework display, open to the public
Where: The park below Loch Lomond Dam on Glasgow Road in Bella Vista
Time: Parking starts at 5:30 p.m., and the show begins at dark
More info: bellavistaar.gov
3rd of July Fireworks at Arvest Ballpark
What: Baseball game between NWA Naturals and Springfield Cardinals, and firework display
Where: Arvest Ballpark
Time: Baseball game starts at 7:05 p.m., and fireworks will follow after the game
More info: milb.com
Thursday, July 4
Eureka Springs’s Jamboreeka!
What: Fireworks, live music, water games, beer, and food
Where: Lake Leatherwood City Park in Eureka Springs
Time: Festivities at 5 p.m., fireworks begin at 9:15 p.m.
More info: www.eurekaspringschamber.com
Gentry Freedom Fest
What: Live music by Swade Diablos, Eaglemania, Butler Creek Boys, camel rides, inflatables, food, a car show, and a firework display
Where: Gentry City Park
Time: The festival starts at noon, fireworks begin at dark
More info: gentrychamber.com/events
Fireworks Spectacular & Live Orchestra at the Walmart Amp
What: Firework display, patriotic music by SoNA
Where: The Walmart AMP
Time: Music at 7:30 p.m., fireworks begin at 9:15
More info: amptickets.com
Farmington Independence Day Firework Show
What: Firework display
Where: Randall G Lynch Middle School in Farmington
Time: Fireworks begin at dark
More info: Facebook post
An Evening at Orchards Park
What: Firework display, food, and live music
Where: Orchards Park in Bentonville
Time: Music starts at 7 p.m., fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
More info: bentonvillear.com
4th of July Block Party
What: Firework display, food trucks, line dancing, music by Maud Crawford, and Clay Page
Where: Orchards Park in Bentonville
Time: Starts at 5 p.m., music starts at 6 p.m., fireworks start at around 9:15 p.m.
More info: Facebook Post
Siloam Springs 4th of July Block Party
Enjoy live music, food trucks, family fun, and more on Sue Anglin Dr. near the rodeo grounds. The gates open at 5p, and fireworks start after dark.
Friday, July 5
23rd Annual Fireworks at Beaver
What: Firework show only visible on Beaver lake
Where: Beaver Lake 9484 Simrell Drive in Garfield
Time: Fireworks are scheduled to begin at dark
More info: beaverlakeresorts.com
23rd Annual Fireworks at Beaver
What: Parade, cookout and fireworks
Where: Lost Bridge Village in Garfield
Time: Parade at 4:30 p.m., fireworks begin at dark
More info: lbvca.com
Honoring Veterans: BHGRE Journey’s Cash-Back Bonus for Military Families
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