Join us for E-Mobility Day at Bentonville Bike Fest, a full day of conversations, community engagement, demonstrations, and programming focused on the future of mobility in Northwest Arkansas.

This year’s programming will bring together industry leaders, local advocates, bike brands, community organizations, families, and everyday riders to explore how e-bikes, active transportation infrastructure, and community partnerships are helping shape more connected and accessible communities.

The day will feature engaging panel discussions curated in collaboration with Arkansas Moves and Kenny Belaey’s Bike Fest team, including conversations around:

• The growth of e-mobility and transportation choice

• Local school bike trains and family riding culture

• Safe routes and connected infrastructure

• Community advocacy and engagement

• Industry innovation and accessibility in cycling

Attendees will also have opportunities to connect with local bike shops, advocacy organizations, mobility partners, and national industry leaders including PeopleForBikes and Aventon.

Following another record-setting Bike to School Week across Bentonville and Bella Vista, E-Mobility Day continues the conversation around how communities can create safer, healthier, and more connected ways for people of all ages to move through everyday life.

Whether you are a daily rider, curious about e-bikes, interested in transportation innovation, or simply passionate about building stronger communities, E-Mobility Day offers something for everyone.

Learn more about the full event lineup below:

Join the City of Bentonville, community partners, and local residents as we celebrate the completion of two important active transportation projects expanding connectivity in Southwest Bentonville.

This shared ribbon cutting activation at Wildwood Park will celebrate the completion of the SW Bentonville Trail – Gator Road Connection and the SW Bright Road Sidepath South projects, together adding nearly one mile of new sidepath infrastructure that improves access to parks, schools, neighborhoods, and regional trail connections.

The SW Bentonville Trail – Gator Road Completion extends the larger Southwest Bentonville Trail network, helping advance a future loop connection around the Walmart distribution centers and eventually linking to the Little Osage Creek Trail and broader regional trail system.

The SW Bright Road Sidepath South project creates safer and more connected access between neighborhoods south of Regional Airport Boulevard and key community destinations including Willowbrook Elementary, Bright Field Middle School, Fulbright Junior High, Wildwood Park, Creekside Park, the Bentonville Community Center, and the Razorback Greenway.

These projects represent another step toward building a more connected Bentonville where residents of all ages and abilities have safer options to walk, bike, roll, and access everyday destinations.

Following the ribbon cutting, attendees are encouraged to explore the new connections, enjoy community activations, and celebrate the continued progress of the Connecting Bentonville vision.