Join internationally exhibited and classically trained local artist Ishmael Ali and other local and regional artists at the Ozark Fine Arts Fair at the Hardy Civic Center March 21-22 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The show will feature works in multiple mediums by professional, amateur, and student artists.
Main Street Hardy presents the Spring Gun and Knife Show at the Hardy Civic Center. 9:00-5:00 Saturday, March 28 9:00-3:00 Sunday, March 29 $5 admission good for both days. Kids 12 and under free.
Come have some fun with us April 11th, 2026 in Hardy, Arkansas, along the beautiful Spring River! We wanted to create something fun and inexpensive for people to come do in our little corner of the Ozarks. The kid’s races are intended to be a great entry into the sport of cycling – no drama, […]
NASCAR legend Kyle Petty will be at the Hardy Civic Center at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 6 as part of his 30th Annual Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America. Come out to cheer on the riders, meet participating celebrities, purchase memorabilia and donate to help send deserving kids to camp at Victory Junction! Founded […]
Memorial Day Weekend, the Hardy Civic Center is excited to welcome the @chrismot for the Heart of the Ozarks Rally - East! Events will include a Family Fun Night with free hot dogs and entertainment on Thursday, May 21. For questions, contact: Ross Scalise (501) 428-6620 ross.scalise@conwaycorp.net
Bobby Bair, Penny Wolfe, Chris “Caucajun” Martin, Dale “Moses” Hebert bring you one of the region's most popular bands for the opening night of the Music on Main in Doctor Thompson Park!
The Natural Disasters are a multi-genre duo from North Arkansas composed of John T. Parks and Sarah Jo Sample. Their blended voices, love for the audience and curiosity for the unwritten song brought the two together in 2013 as a duo act after collaborations dating back to 1986. The harmonic teamwork and creativity keeps their calendars booked and their audiences wanting more!
The Big Creek Players specialize in a dynamic blend of rock, blues, soul and roots music, weaving together hypnotic rhythms, searing guitar, and improvisational jams. A sound rooted in tradition but delivered with undeniable, modern power.
Local singer, guitar player, and teacher AK Barnes brings a night of Southern Gospel to Dr. Thompson Park.
Andy's career has included stints as a Lynyrd Skynyrd crew member and as bass player for the band Krokus. He now now tours Southern acoustic with an edge.