NWA Community Showcase: Live Music, Food Tasting, and Parade
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Come to Downtown Rogers to discover new products, enjoy delicious food, and take in live entertainment at the NWA Community Showcase.
Taste your way around the event with a variety of delicious culture foods, free non-alcoholic drinks and snacks from Pepsico, restaurant sampling, and the popular Battle of the Chefs competition
In addition to the vendor booths and live entertainment, this year’s showcase will also offer fun activities for kids, including a Kids & Pets Parade with fun awards, prizes, and giveaways for participants!
The NWA Community Showcase is the perfect opportunity to connect with your neighbors, support local initiatives, and learn more about the resources available in the area.
Admission is free, so make plans to bring your friends and family for a day full of community pride, discovery, and connection.
Don’t miss out on the chance to see firsthand the incredible talent and services Northwest Arkansas has to offer. Mark your calendars for September 14th and come out to celebrate all that makes our community great! Visit the event page here for more information.
See you there, Northwest Arkansas!
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