Northwest Arkansas! 

Nestled within the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, Northwest Arkansas enjoys the best of all worlds. 

We enjoy four beautiful seasons, friendly people, award-winning schools, top-notch medical facilities, and are "home" to the Razorbacks and the University of Arkansas. 

Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the hiking, caves, clean rivers, and Beaver Lake. 

Shopping opportunities abound in our quaint shops in our historic downtown areas.  Southwest Rogers has become the shopping mecca of the region, featuring the Pinnacle Promenade, Cabela's and Fresh Market!

The Northwest Arkansas Mall, located in Fayetteville, also provides a vast array of shopping opportunities.

For the arts and cultural enthusiast, the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville offers Broadway performances, along with live music at the Arkansas Music Pavilion, and many fine live-performance venues located throughout the area. 

The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, founded by Alice Walton, is open and free to the public.  Located in Bentonville, this world-class Museum houses a permanent collection of signature works from American artists along with galleries dedicated to regional art and artists. 

2008 saw the inaugural year for the Double-A Northwest Arkansas Naturals minor league baseball team, who play at Arvest Stadium in Springdale.  The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Fayetteville, celebrates the Ozarks with nine themed gardens.

Northwest Arkansas is proud to host several family-friendly events, including the annual LPGA Tournament at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers; the Rodeo of the Ozarks each July in Springdale; the annual FLW Wal-Mart Fishing Tournament at Beaver Lake; Bikes Blues & BBQ each Fall in Fayetteville and throughout NWA; WAKARUSA, a large 3 day musical festival in Ozark; and the annual crafts fair week-end throughout NWA.

Whether you're a newcomer or a visitor to NWA - we welcome you!