Mount Sequoyah is a welcoming space to connect with people, land, and spirit.
Visit our registration site below for Wellness classes, Music events, Clay Studio Workshops, Youth Programs and more!
Saturday, November 28 • 10 AM - 4PM
Sunday, November 29th from 11AM - 5PM
The event is open to the community and everyone is welcome. Come shop local, discover something new, and enjoy a relaxed weekend of art and community at Mount Sequoyah.
We are a living art space in Fayetteville Arkansas, where artists from all fields are working, practicing, and building community.
Mount Sequoyah provides studios, exhibition space, and performance venues, as well as offering artist residencies.
Bodies of Color
Erin Morrison &
Sara Schellenberg
October 2 - 27
Regular Gallery Hours
Fridays from 2pm–5pm and most Saturdays from 1pm–4pm
The Gallery is on the First Floor of Sequoyah Hall, facing south.
Mount Sequoyah recreation encompasses our award-winning Camp Sequoyah Program, Marlins Swim, Tennis, nature trails and so much more! We provide an environment that welcomes the community of all ages to get out and move, learn, and grow!
We exist for people to come together, to gather, to learn and revel with one another. Our buildings are historic and provide the backdrop to make any event special. From a small dinner, a shower, or a group meeting, to family reunions and conferences, the natural and built landscapes welcome you and your guests.
Our spaces are like us – unique. No two buildings and no two rooms are exactly alike. We like to think that is what makes us special and why people keep coming back. The individual motel-style rooms have all of the comforts you are used to. You can also rent a whole house, if you need. For families and groups, we can put you all under one roof, whether with private baths or dorm style. We invite you to stay with us.
Your gifts help to:
support over 50 resident artists and year-round creative programming,
fund Camp Sequoyah’s youth programs,
keep our pool, trails, and tennis programs accessible to families,
preserve more than 30 historic buildings across our 100-year-old campus,
and maintain the natural beauty of our grounds for generations to come
