WHAT STANDS OUT?
Fayetteville is more than a city. It’s more than a collection of attractions or events. It’s an experience.
Whether it be a stroll through art galleries or a hike along the scenic trails, you create your own adventure.
Nestled in the Boston Mountain range of the Ozarks, Fayetteville is a favorite landing place for outdoor lovers. Fifty miles of beautiful trails for biking or hiking are available for everyone, from the seasoned mountain biker to the family using a stroller. In 2021, Fayetteville was awarded the designation of Bike City by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), the world governing body of cycling.
Fayetteville boasts more than 50 parks and natural areas open to the public. The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is the perfect spot for encountering the diversity and range of our region’s natural beauty, and the Buffalo National River is just a short drive from town.
WHY LIVE IN FAYETTEVILLE?
NOTABLE CHARM
From the performing arts to education to nightlife, Fayetteville provides something for everyone. Visitors can see Broadway shows and touring artists at the Walton Arts Center or locally produced theater productions at TheatreSquared or the University of Arkansas. Hot spots like George’s Majestic Lounge and JJ’s Live feature both local musicians and nationally recognized acts. Dickson Street and the entertainment district is appealing for their nightlife and dining options. For sports enthusiasts, Fayetteville offers premiere opportunities to see Division I college athletics at the University of Arkansas and major sporting events like the annual Joe Martin Stage Race.
Fayetteville is home to hundreds of artisans, makers, and artists whose works can be found at the Fayetteville Farmers Market, local galleries, and small businesses around town. The Fayetteville Public Library, the University of Arkansas, and other local organizations frequently host writers and noted personalities of interest to the public.
FUN & FAMILY
Fayetteville has long been considered the entertainment headquarters of the region, and a huge part of that reason is the Downtown and Dickson Street areas. They serve as the epicenter of fun for people throughout Northwest Arkansas. Dickson Street is home to many of Fayetteville’s unique boutiques, galleries, bars, and restaurants. And, as the region’s entertainment destination, it’s a guaranteed good time for everyone. Discover the eclectic sounds of Fayetteville at one of the many bars and restaurants offering live music almost every night of the week. From dancing to shooting pool, there is something for everyone’s tastes.
A dynamic music scene is a major part of Fayetteville’s thriving arts community. An eclectic mix of musicians practice their craft here and can be heard all over the city — on the streets of the Farmers’ Market, in a late-night lounge, or at the Walton Arts Center.
LOCAL FLARE
The eclectic mix of restaurants—from fine dining to barbecue to food trucks—means dining out is a treat regardless of budget or taste. Craft beer lovers will want to get their Fayetteville Ale Trail passport and hit the numerous craft breweries and pubs around town.
It's good to be hungry when you're in Fayetteville, but it's hard to stay that way! Fayetteville’s authentic, diverse culinary scene continually expands thanks to a new wave of restaurateurs showcasing regional ingredients and reinventing traditional dishes. Unique culinary experiences include farm-to-table restaurants and artisan coffee shops that roast locally. Long-time staples to locals are must-try institutions for visitors that want to dive into a food culture that reflects Fayetteville’s personality.
Here, it’s a melting pot of local, international, and fusion flavors. From fine dining to food truck courts, comfort food to new favorites - whatever you or your crew are hungry for, Fayetteville serves it up!
- Bocca Italian Eatery & Pizzeria
- Theo's
- Mockingbird Kitchen
- Nomad's
- Vetro 1925
- Bordinos Restaurant & Wine Bar
- Hammontree's Grilled Cheese
- Arsaga's Mill District
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FAYETTEVILLE REAL ESTATE ESSENTIALS
COMMUNITY PROFILE
Surrounded by the scenic Ozark Mountains, the historic city of Fayetteville is the epicenter of rapidly growing Northwest Arkansas and has earned its reputation as an important hot spot for business, education and entertainment. Consistently named one of the nation’s best places for living, visiting or retiring, Fayetteville offers the small-town feel that Arkansas is known for, while also having a wide range of exciting cultural attractions. From restaurants and entertainment on Dickson Street to Razorback athletic events, the city has activities for all ages.
COMMUNITY BACKSTORY
At the heart of Fayetteville is its rich history. Visit the historic Fayetteville Square and see the Old Post Office, or travel down Clinton Drive to visit the Clinton House Museum where President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton were married. The Headquarters House and Walker-Stone House offer visitors glimpses into Fayetteville’s earliest days.
The University of Arkansas, founded in 1871, has preserved its history in places such as Old Main and Carnall Hall, which is now a restaurant, lounge, and hotel.
TOP SCHOOLS
Fayetteville contains a variety of both public, private, and charter schools. Fayetteville Public School, is one of the largest schools that provides elementary and secondary education. It has excellent academics as well as extremely competitive sports and a vast array of resources, clubs, activities and facilities for students. Fayetteville is also home to the University of Arkansas, home of the Razorbacks!
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