Join Peel Museum on May 14 for Flowers, Favors & Friendship, a themed After Hours event inspired by Victorian May Day traditions. Make a May Basket, enjoy hands-on activities, and explore the museum in a relaxed evening setting.
Celebrate a motherly figure with a relaxed, creative evening at Peel After Hours. Learn floral arranging with seasonal blooms and leave with a finished arrangement to gift or keep.
Join us for a community picnic at Peel Museum & Botanical Garden as we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary together. Bring your friends, family, and neighbors for a fun-filled day in the gardens with classic picnic fare, sweet treats, and activities for all ages. It’s the perfect way to relax, connect, and celebrate our shared community and history. Learn More
Join us June 11 for Prelude to the 250th, a free After Hours event at Peel Museum & Botanical Garden inspired by Victorian Independence Day traditions and America’s 250th anniversary.
Bring your favorite vase and your favorite person for a relaxed BYOV date night at Peel After Hours. Learn about seasonal flowers, gather fresh clippings, and create a custom arrangement together.
Adventure across Osage, Coler, and Peel! Ages 7–12. Explore It All! Summer Camp runs June 15–19. Outdoor fun, art, wellness & more. $250/week.
Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with a fun Trivia Night at Peel Museum on July 2, 2026, from 6–7 PM. Compete in American, Victorian, and local history trivia — free beverages and Andy's Ice Cream provided. No registration needed!
Join us July 9 for Midsummer Garden, a free After Hours event at Peel Museum & Botanical Garden!
No backyard? No problem. Small Space Gardening 101 at Peel Museum & Botanical Garden teaches the essentials of container gardening, plant selection, soil, and sunlight to help you grow successfully in patios, balconies, and compact outdoor spaces.
A free, informal sketching group that invites participants to experience Bentonville and Rogers through drawing. Sketch on location at museums, gardens, parks, and downtown spaces, then gather to share. All skill levels welcome—just bring a sketchbook. This group is independently organized and inspired by the global urban sketching movement. It is not an official chapter of Urban Sketchers.
Discover the artistry and history of Victorian furniture during a special lecture with conservation specialist Rick Parker. Learn about furniture styles, restoration techniques, and the craftsmanship that defined the Victorian era while viewing authentic pieces from Parker's personal collection.