Cannabis & Wellness Expo

October 24, 2026
at Fayetteville Town Center

Northwest Arkansas, the wait is over!
Our Wellness Expo is back and it’s leveling up!

Tickets are $10, plus fees. Must have a ticket to enter and to see the doctors for certifications. 

Sign up to volunteer and be part of an exciting weekend celebrating cannabis education, community, and wellness!

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Join us for this year’s NWA Cannabis & Wellness Expo, happening in the scenic Fayetteville Town Square. If you’re a patient, an industry professional, just curious about cannabis and wellness, or all of the above, this year’s expo is the perfect place to connect with others and learn more about the industry. We also know how to have a great time, so don’t miss out and grab your tickets today!

ON-SITE DOCTOR CERTIFICATIONS
GIVEAWAYS / CANNABIS EDUCATION

Admission is $10.

Your ticket includes access to the expo floors, panels, activities, and much more. We will update our pages as we get closer to the event so be sure to follow us on social media and sign up for our newsletter so you can stay updated on expo happenings and all things AR Cannabis!

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You do not need a medical marijuana card
to attend this event.

This event exists so you can get a card!

Consumer Day

Saturday, October 24th | 10 am
Doors open from 10am to 6pm.
  • Full Expo floor with exhibitors
  • The $50 Patient Drive
  • Educational talks and panels for patients and consumers
  • Cannabis Industry Job Fair

Expo Panels

This year we have a robust lineup with sessions designed for both professionals and patients featuring local and national experts to offer their insight and expertise on topics such as:

        • Cannabis and wellness best practices
        • Industry compliance, testing, and standards
        • Financing and business growth strategies
        • Legal updates, including NIL deals and other timely issues
        • Patient education: cannabis for health and wellness

Proceeds will go to the Arkansas Times Investigative Reporter Fund.

Marijuana is for use by qualified patients only. Keep out of reach of children. Marijuana use during pregnancy or breastfeeding poses potential harms. Marijuana is not approved by the FDA to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under the influence of marijuana.