UrbanBleu HairSalon is hosting a pop-up booth with a large wooden polaroid frame for visitors to take photos with their dogs.

minimalist artworks to slow you and engage your mind and spirit, so you can live with peace, curiosity, and intentionality.

Dustin Miller’s paintings and drawings are broken into grid like fragments and painted or shaded one shape at a time. You can see them at Rogers experimental house now through the end of May.

Abstract Reality Paintings, Antique Sterling Silver Rings, Adult Coloring Book Novels and Steam Punk Lamps

Welcome Harold’s Diner to Downtown Rogers! They have a vendor table at Railyard Park table to promote their new eatery and DOG friendly backyard at Harold’s Diner, Soda Fountain & Farmacy coming to 710 N 2nd Street. Look for their special Mother’s Day Brunch Buffet event and their Grand Opening in Early June.

Aaron Jones’ “pup” portraits are compositions of the very special canine companions that have been a part of his life.

We love our furry friends deeply, but some of us may not be able to have our own pet! I’ve started crocheting little animals and things like tiny coffee cups with happy faces 🙂 these cute little guys bring a smile to your face with a quick glance. Perfect “pet” with the lowest maintenance!

Boston Mountain Candles is a small, family-owned candle business near Devil’s Den in the Boston Mountains of Washington county, Arkansas. Our 100% soy wax candles are curated, tested, and hand-poured in small batches in our home studio. USA grown and produced soy wax is all we use, no paraffin blends, no additives. We use only premium phthalate-free fragrance oils as well as lead & zinc free cotton wicks, all produced in the USA. Our Boston terriers Ollivander and Eddard can assure you that a clean burning BMC candle is exactly the remedy for less-than-adorable doggo aromas.

Artist Breanna Cheatnut loves art and always has. From painting to poetry. Art is the eyes of the soul.

Chuck Stout paints portraits of people and animals. During the Month of May you may see original and prints his pet portraits at the Rogers Experimental House as well as work available for purchase at Java Dudes Coffee Company. During the May 11 Art Walk you may meet Chuck in a pop-up booth net to the Humane Society across from Onyx Coffee in Railyard Park. Chuck is a talented yet humble human who generously contributes 1/3 of the purchase price of each pet portrait to The Rogers Humane Society for animals. Chuck simply wants to do his best to make it known how much he cares for his community and…