Locations: NW Arkansas

Bike, Blues and BBQ is a nonprofit event that brings motorcycle enthusiasts together to benefit women, children and the underserved members of the NW Arkansas Community. This event, which is the worlds largest charity motorcycle rally has donated over $3 million dollars to local charities and prides itself on promoting inclusivism and community. For over 20 years this event has showcased the beauty of the Ozarks with several scenic rides and demonstrations with partners such as Harley-Davidson and BMW. Come take a cruise through the mountains and enjoy the view, along with the portable toilet provided by Arkansas Portables.

Arkansas Portable Toilets has partnered with The University of Arkansas to provide portable toilets for its sports programs for many years. We provide multiple toilets as well as several trailers to keep tailgaters and sports fans happy and cheering on the home team! Delivering and servicing toilets for 72,000 isn’t always easy, but Arkansas Portables has the knowledge, experience and fleet for the job. As Razorback fans ourselves, we know how important it is to have a great experience at the game, and this includes toilets. We are proud of the service we provide to NW Arkansas and proud of our team! Go Hogs!

Fayetteville in NW Arkansas is home to a year round farmer’s market that began in 1973. The first farmers market offered eggs, honey and local produce and has now grown to welcome multiple vendors, all within 60 miles of Fayetteville. The farmers market has indoor and outdoor facilities as well as online ordering, enabling it to stay open all year. Regardless of the time of year, the produce and homemade goods are always seasonal and always local. In addition to local produce you can also find fine art, crafts, flowers, meat, plants and live music from the four county area.

This award winning rodeo is a non-profit that has taken place annually in NW Arkansas for over seventy years! Their purpose if to honor agricultural tradition and support its local community with scholarships, camp tuitions and cultural events. The first rodeo was in 1944 and provided entertainment and levity during World War II. Though some things have changed over the years such as metal bleachers, the addition of a demolition derby and carnival rides, much has stayed the same. The celebration of tradition, agriculture, horses and a sense of community have remained intact for over seventy years.

For four days in the fall of 2022, 12,000 electronic dance music fans descended on Mulberry Mountain in Ozark, Arkansas where they camped and enjoyed music performances from international artists. A multi-day festival in a remote location of NW Arkansas certainly calls for portable toilets, and Arkansas Portables was happy to provide. Over 200 toilets and 5 trailers were deployed to keep crowds happy. Services were also provided multiple times to ensure the units were clean throughout the event. For an event of this size, our 20 years of special event experience proved to be an asset to our partners at the Wakaan Music Festival and event attendees.

Dickson Street is considered the beating heart of NW Arkansas with its nightlife, high energy and outdoor refreshment area. Home to the areas best music venues, Fayetteville has established itself as the entertainment capital of NW Arkansas. Performing arts venues such as George’s Majestic Lounge, Walton Arts Center and Theatre Squared provide nightly live theatre and entertainment. The annual Lights of The Ozarks event takes place on Dickson Street and showcases 50,000 individual beautiful holiday lights. This event kicks of with a holiday parade called Lighting Night.