Bentonville, however you want it.

Welcome to Bentonville, a charming town in northwest Arkansas with a rich history and a vibrant arts and cultural scene. Founded in 1837 and named after Senator Thomas Hart Benton, this town has seen it all - from Civil War battles to being the largest apple producing region in the country. But what really put Bentonville on the map was the opening of Sam Walton's Ben Franklin variety store in 1950, which eventually led to the birth of Walmart Stores, Inc. Today, Bentonville is more than just a corporate town. Thanks to the opening of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, this town has transformed into an arts and cultural hub. The museum houses iconic works like Norman Rockwell's "Rosie the Riveter" and Andy Warhol's "Dolly," and is also home to the stunning Bachman-Wilson house, a Frank Lloyd Wright design relocated to a hillside on the museum's property. But Bentonville isn't just about art and culture. It's a town that values quality of life, with a network of trails and pathways, parks and playgrounds, and a bustling downtown square filled with toy stores, boutiques, and coffee shops.