Mark your calendars, Fayetteville — the city is joining a beloved global celebration this month. On June 21, Fayetteville will take part in Make Music Day, bringing citywide music activations to residents and visitors alike, according to the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

Make Music Day is an international event observed in cities around the world, and Fayetteville’s participation puts the city in good company with communities that use the longest day of the year as an opportunity to fill streets, parks, and public spaces with live music. The June 21 date — the summer solstice — has long been associated with outdoor celebration, and music is at the heart of it.

The citywide format means music activations are expected to pop up across Fayetteville rather than being confined to a single venue, giving residents in different neighborhoods a chance to enjoy performances close to home. It’s the kind of community-wide event that showcases what makes Fayetteville a vibrant place to live.

Whether you’re a music lover, a casual listener, or simply looking for a fun way to spend a summer evening, Make Music Day on June 21 promises to be a festive and welcoming occasion for all ages. Keep an eye out for details on specific locations and performers as the date approaches.

Sources: Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette