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Ages 3–5 · This week

Things to do with preschoolers in NWA this week

Preschool story times, playdates and pre-K programs for ages 3 to 5.

This week in Northwest Arkansas, things to do with preschoolers (Oct 10–15): 18 events at 11 venues — 16 family & kids, 1 community, 1 arts & culture. 9 are free. Including Third Thursday Tales at Bentonville Public Library (Thu, 6:00 PM); Fast Track Pin Shoots at The Quiver Archery Range (Sun, 12:00 PM); and Single-Day Workshop | Wheel-Throwing (Ages 3-6) at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (Sun, 3:00 PM).

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What is there to do with preschoolers in Northwest Arkansas this week?

This week in Northwest Arkansas, things to do with preschoolers (Oct 10–15): 18 events at 11 venues — 16 family & kids, 1 community, 1 arts & culture. 9 are free. Including Third Thursday Tales at Bentonville Public Library (Thu, 6:00 PM); Fast Track Pin Shoots at The Quiver Archery Range (Sun, 12:00 PM); and Single-Day Workshop | Wheel-Throwing (Ages 3-6) at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (Sun, 3:00 PM).

Are there free things to do with preschoolers this week?

Yes: 9 of the 18 are free, including Museum and Me at Rogers Historical Museum (Tue, Oct 13) and Third Thursday Tales at Bentonville Public Library (Thu, Oct 15).

Which towns have events for preschoolers this week?

Bentonville (7), Siloam Springs (3), Eureka Springs (2), Springdale (2), Fayetteville (1) and Lincoln (1), plus smaller towns.

How many of them are at public libraries?

12 of the 18: Bentonville Public Library (3), City of Siloam Springs Public Library (3), Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library (2) and Springdale Public Library (2), and more.

How does NWA Today know the ages?

From the organizer's own listing: an age range like "Ages 1–3", a grade range like "Grades K–5" (kindergarten counts as age 5), or a word like toddler, preschool or teen in the title. Story times count as babies through preschool. An event that doesn't say is never guessed at; it stays on the full Family & Kids calendar.

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