Souper Bowl Party Fills Bellies and Food Banks at Ozark Beer Company
Ozark Beer Company and Big Heart Bread are bringing back the Souper Bowl Party for its third year, and this time they’re partnering with NWA Food Bank to make it count. This February tradition combines local craft, comfort food, and community support in one afternoon.
THE DEETS
📅 Sunday, February 15, 2026 | 1:00 PM–3:00 PM
📍 Ozark Beer Company | 109 N Arkansas St, Rogers, AR 72756
🎟️ Purchase a bowl and soup; bring non-perishable food donations
🔗 Ozark Beer Company
What to Expect
Pick out a handcrafted bowl from Mud Cult or Ally Kat Pottery, then fill it with homemade soup from Margaret’s Flavor Co. Big Heart Bread is bringing fresh bread to round out the meal.
The taproom will have several soup varieties to choose from, and each bowl you purchase supports local makers while giving you a functional piece to take home. Grab a cold beer, cocktail, or slushie while you’re at it.
Supporting NWA Food Bank
Bring non-perishable food items to donate. More than 95,000 people in Northwest Arkansas face hunger daily, including men, women, senior citizens, and children. NWA Food Bank distributes donations through partner agencies, mobile pantries, Feed Rogers, and school pantries. The numbers keep growing, and food drives like this one help bridge the gap for families who need it most.
Meet the Bowl Makers
Mud Cult is a Fayetteville-based pottery collective known for bringing hands-on creativity into unexpected spaces. Guided by the Mudmother, Heather Edwards, and Cult Architect, Nico Follett, they’re on a mission to get NWA making, laughing, and a little muddy. Ally Kat Pottery is run by Kat, a longtime regular at the brewery who helped launch the first Souper Bowl Party in 2024. She specializes in functional pottery designed to become your favorite everyday piece, and allyship is central to her work.
Mark Your Calendar
The Souper Bowl party has become a February staple in Rogers, and this year’s event is shaping up to be another good one. Grab your friends, stock up on canned goods, and head to the taproom on February 15. You’ll leave with a handmade bowl and the satisfaction of knowing you helped your neighbors.
