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Located on the northeast corner of the Bentonville town square and a short walk to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville is a 104-room boutique hotel, contemporary art museum, cultural center and home to The Hive restaurant, led by executive chef Matthew McClure.

06/12/2026

Join 21c for our annual Pride party with complimentary snacks from the Hive, artists, local drag performers, and late night dance party.

We are back at it at 21c with the best Pride party in Bentonville. Hosted by Jas Mania (Jas Mania) and Sugga Cookies (Sugga Cookies) with performances by Juicyy T () and Miss Gay Little Rock winner, La’Rissa Lord Dickerson.

DJ Keanu (dj.keanu) will be playing all your favorites from 7:30 - 11, so get ready to dance the night away.

Bring your cash tips for our entertainers and a thirst to quench - a percentage of all bar sales will be donated back to Intransitive, a nonprofit organization working to advance the cause of Trans liberation in Arkansas through art, education, advocacy, organizing and culture.

The party starts at 7:30 with light bites and a cash bar, followed by performances and a late night dance party. The first hour will feature a nature themed photo booth and screen printing station presented by CACHE. Feel free to bring your own garment or tote to be screen printed by artist, Erin Keaton (Erin Keaton). A limited number of tees and totes will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Inspired by our year long exhibition, The SuperNatural 2.0, this years theme is:

NATURE IS Q***R!

In support of this theme, artist Eden Imrie has created a special video projection which will be on view during the event.

Don’t be afraid to break out your best flower crown and leaf pasties in celebration of all things nature - we can’t wait to see you there!

RSVP through link in bio 🏳️‍🌈

06/10/2026

This artwork was created with a bicycle 🚲

Kenny Belaey, 9-time Trials World Champion, founder of Bentonville Bike Fest, and artist, celebrates Bike Fest with a special installation at 21c Bentonville.

On view June 10–14 in our Video Gallery

🌈✨Drag excellence, specialty cocktails, complimentary snacks and a dance floor moment? Say less. Join us at 21c Museum H...
05/19/2026

🌈✨Drag excellence, specialty cocktails, complimentary snacks and a dance floor moment? Say less.

Join us at 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville on June 19 from 7:30-11pm for a Pride Party in partnership with Intransitive. This year’s theme: Nature is Q***r! Featuring performances by Jas Mania + Sugga Cookies, cocktails, complimentary snacks from The Hive, DJ Keanu Trias, and all the main character energy. 💖🏳️‍🌈 get ready to dance the night away!

Our best sale of the Season is here! ☀️From the riverside energy of Louisville to the sun-drenched trails of Bentonville...
05/15/2026

Our best sale of the Season is here! ☀️

From the riverside energy of Louisville to the sun-drenched trails of Bentonville and the vibrant creative scenes in Durham and St. Louis, 21c cities come alive in the summer as the ultimate destinations for art, culture, and discovery.

Secure your summer escape now with 20% off your stay and a welcome drink* on us, then settle in for the evening with our signature Nightcap at the Museum pour.

Terms & Conditions: Offer valid for bookings made through June 17, 2026. Stay dates: July 3 to September 7, 2026. Minimum 2-night stay; maximum 7 nights. *Welcome drink is offered per person, per stay. Stays in Durham will receive discounted valet ($20 per night) in lieu of welcome beverages. Subject to availability.

Please welcome another of our new Elevate Artists, Caite Mae Ramos with Bison Seed Keepers, 2026. Local Walnut, Maple Sp...
05/14/2026

Please welcome another of our new Elevate Artists, Caite Mae Ramos with Bison Seed Keepers, 2026. Local Walnut, Maple Splines, Burned Oak, Big Bluestem Seed, Little Bluestem Seed, Indian Grass Seed, and Switchgrass Seed

“Here in Northwest Arkansas there used to be thousands of acres of prairie and savanna. In Fayetteville we’re now down to two remnant prairies, one consisting of about four acres and the other about 15 acres.

Bison used to roam through these prairies collecting seed on their fur, spreading growth and aiding in the cycle of the prairie. The herd would usually follow to areas recently burned to snack on the fresh growth of the grass.
Each bison in this herd is holding ‘The Big Four’ prairie grass seeds and has the ability to swivel their head to enclose and protect the future of what they are holding.”

Caite Mae Ramos (b.1991 Springdale, Arkansas) is an interdisciplinary artist and educator who utilizes woodworking, drawing, and plants to investigate their relationship with the land.
Ramos is an Oglala Lakota citizen of The Sioux Nation and founding member of the Prairie Pedagogy Research Group. Consulting and collaborating with botanists, The University of Arkansas Herbarium, and various remnant prairies they create work that incorporates lived and scientific research to connect with the leafy and legged things that surround us.
In 2015, Ramos received their BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, Washington. After graduation Ramos spent two years on the Olympic Peninsula fully immersed in the landscape and moved back to Northwest Arkansas in 2017. Ramos became a Master Gardener that same year and has been obsessed with growing plants in alternative ways in a home environment with limited access to land.
Ramos received The Windgate Accelerator Grant in 2026, International Sculpture Center’s Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Honorable Mention in 2025, The Artist 360 Graduate Fellow Grant through Mid America Arts Alliance in 2024 and received their Masters of Fine Arts from University of Arkansas in Fayetteville in 2025.

Introducing new Elevate artist Cody Norton (), now represented by . Through sculpture, installation, and archival practi...
05/12/2026

Introducing new Elevate artist Cody Norton (), now represented by .

Through sculpture, installation, and archival practice, Norton explores q***r identity, visibility, and survival within rural America. His work is deeply rooted in the landscapes and communities of the Arkansas Ozarks.

His collection confronts the emotional weight of belonging in spaces where difference is often closely watched, silenced, or forced to disappear. Across works like Do You Feel This Pressure, Aphonia, See No Evil, and In Care Of: Cord, Norton examines themes of rural q***r existence, memory, surveillance, resilience, and care.

At the center of this collection is an ongoing living archive collecting anonymous letters from q***r individuals across rural Arkansas: preserving stories through acts of protection, transcription, and community stewardship.

Born in Elgin, Texas and now based in Batesville, Arkansas, Norton is an Assistant Professor of Art at Lyon College whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including in London, New York, Toronto, São Paulo, Denver, and Dallas.

Now on view on the 2nd floor and in the Hive Lounge at 21c Bentonville through Elevate at 21c.

Please welcome Franky Cruz, one of 21c Bentonville’s new Elevate Artists with Vivarium Meconium Laboratory (in situ). Th...
05/11/2026

Please welcome Franky Cruz, one of 21c Bentonville’s new Elevate Artists with Vivarium Meconium Laboratory (in situ).

This installation is site-specific, composed for the vitrine, bringing together the paintings as the finished result of the Vivarium Meconium Laboratory alongside the materials and conditions that produce them. Elements from the studio—specimens, tools, and residual matter—are arranged as a composition drawn directly from the process, offering the curious viewer insight through visual evidence rather than explanation. The objects displayed allow the viewer to witness the action of metamorphosis, now held in place and made observable.

The Vivarium Meconium Laboratory (VML) is an evolving studio-laboratory where art and science merge through the metamorphosis of butterflies. Butterflies are raised from egg to emergence, releasing meconium upon emergence—a naturally pigmented fluid produced during transformation that varies in hue across species—onto prepared surfaces to generate paintings created by life itself. The cycle culminates with their release into native ecosystems, extending the artwork into an act of regeneration. Through painting, installation, and public work, the practice explores metamorphosis as both biological process and artistic method, connecting artistic production with ecological systems. VML operates as a performative ecology—part laboratory, part habitat—proposing new relationships between art, conservation, and the living world.

“A butterfly painting machine with butterflies as its exhaust.”

We’ve teamed up with Crystal Bridges for a stay that goes beyond the room. Book your experience at 21c Bentonville and r...
05/01/2026

We’ve teamed up with Crystal Bridges for a stay that goes beyond the room. Book your experience at 21c Bentonville and receive two tickets to Crystal Bridges’ special exhibition: yours via voucher with every reservation.

Please note: be sure to click the link and select “Crystal Bridges” at checkout to redeem this exclusive offer.

Now booking for stay dates 4/10–7/27.

04/22/2026

On April 23rd, join 21c Bentonville for a screening of the film, Drowned Land, followed by a Q&A with Director Colleen Thurston. Tickets are free through the link in our bio.

Flowing through southeastern Oklahoma, the Kiamichi River is a cradle of biodiversity and cultural memory. Already twice dammed, it now faces another threat: a proposed hydropower project that could drain its watershed. For local residents and Indigenous culture-keepers of the Choctaw Nation, protecting the river is part of resisting a long history of land loss and forced displacement dating back to the Trail of Tears.

Told with the river as its central character, the story traces its seasonal vitality, the injury from dams, and efforts to reclaim ecological balance. Woven throughout is the filmmaker’s own family story - she reflects on her grandfather’s work on the Army Corps of Engineers dams and her tribe’s ongoing struggle against resource exploitation, seeking reconciliation between past and present.

04/21/2026

After 13 years we are saying goodbye to the iconic sculpture, Orange Tree by Alexandre Arrechea. As a farewell, The Hive will be offering two orange cocktails at Happy Hour prices, the What’s Up Doc and the Aperol Spritz from 11am to close (non-alcoholic options available!). The deinstallation will last throughout the day, so come say farewell with us!

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Bentonville, AR
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