Downtown Pea Ridge Honors Hometown Heroes at Second Saturday
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Downtown Pea Ridge turns into a full-blown gathering spot on Second Saturday, and this month’s lineup is dedicated to the people who serve your community every day. Grab your friends, bring the kids, and plan on staying a while. There’s a lot to take in before the sun goes down.

THE DEETS
🗓️ Saturday, July 11, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM–9:00 PM
📍 Downtown Pea Ridge, 1451 N Curtis Ave, Pea Ridge, AR 72751
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Vendors on Vendors
You’ll find more than 50 vendors set up downtown, so give yourself time to browse. Look for handmade jewelry from Oak Ridge Designs, candles from Grace & Truth, and freeze dried treats from Walkers, plus booths covering pet products, home décor, books, and skincare. Kendra Scott and AT&T are joining the lineup too, so you can shop local and hit a few familiar names in the same walk.

Food Trucks Line Up
Bring your appetite. You can grab something from The Cosmic Lemon, Grindstone Coffee, Dream Concessions, Fire on the Ridge, The Lord’s Kitchen, or either of the two Carsten Creations trucks parked downtown for the evening.

Get Creative With Crystal Bridges
The Crystal Bridges Mobile Art Lab is setting up shop for this one, giving you and your kids a free, hands-on art project to work on before you head off to find dinner.

A Night for Hometown Heroes
This month’s Hero Row, sponsored by Equity Bank, gives you a chance to meet the people and organizations who serve Pea Ridge in person.

Once the sun starts to dip, live music from KIDS takes over from 7 to 9 PM to close out the night.

Mark Your Calendar
Second Saturday happens every month, so if you can’t make the July date, you’ll get another shot at it soon. Follow Downtown Pea Ridge on Facebook to catch the vendor lineup and any updates before the next one rolls around.
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