Up to 2,500 spectators. Five live events. One field.
September 20, 2026 — Fayetteville, Arkansas. The first Lawn Care Olympics brings a regional crowd to one set of grounds for a full day of live competition. Two ways to set up — pick the one that fits your business. Both are assigned in the order they are claimed.
✓ Registration is open · Spots assigned first come, first served
Everything you need for Sunday — load-in, schedule, spot assignment, parking, and maps.
You can arrive as early as 7:00 AM. Use it — competitors start flowing in at 8, and the lunch rush hits by noon.
Spots are assigned on arrival — not in advance. Check in first, get your location, then unload. Do not set up before you are assigned. Earlier arrival means better placement — that is the whole calculation.
Email support@lawnly.com today if your setup size, vehicle count, or attendance has changed. Spot assignments are built from the vendor list Saturday night — a surprise on Sunday morning may not get a spot.


🚗 The lot next to the New Beginnings building is reserved for judges and VIP. Competitors park down the road. Follow check-in staff for your vehicle placement.
New to Lawnly? The Lawn Care Olympics is presented by Lawnly — the app that connects homeowners with trusted local lawn pros.
See the Lawnly app ↓
A division of Farmers & Merchants Bank — thank you for stepping up to help make the inaugural Lawn Care Olympics possible.
Visit their site →From local TV to national syndication to the industry's own podcasts — here's who is covering the first-ever Lawn Care Olympics.
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Local guide“The crews behind those machines step onto the same field to go head-to-head for speed and precision.Fayetteville Lawn Crews Compete for Gold at the First Lawn Care OlympicsNorthwest Arkansas' things-to-do guide gave the Games a full feature.Sep 11, 2026Read the feature→
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InterviewLawn Care Olympics in Fayetteville, Arkansas with Quinn Childress of Willow Street LawnsA sit-down with Lawnly founder Quinn Childress on NWA's entrepreneurship show.Sep 7, 2026 · 31 minWatch the interview→
Segment at 31:43
Turf NerdsA Lawn Care PodcastPodcast150 Lawn Pros, 6 Events, 1 Champion: The Lawn Care Olympics ExplainedThe industry's own podcast breaks down the format, the events and who's competing.Sep 4, 2026 · 59 minJump to the segment→
VibemapThings to doEvent listingFirst Lawn Care OlympicsListed on Vibemap, the app for finding things to do by vibe — from Fayetteville to the whole country.Open on Vibemap→SundaySep 207 AM – 5 PMNew Beginnings NWA · Fayetteville, ARNWA Eventsby NWA DailyEvent listingLawn Care OlympicsFeatured on NWA Daily's events calendar — the region's guide to what's happening.See the listing→
Most booth fees buy you a folding table beside an exit. This one buys you a spot at a spectator event — where people arrive at 8 in the morning, park, and stay through the awards ceremony because they came to watch something.
Between heats they walk the grounds. They eat, they talk, they browse. That is your window — and it repeats all day long, in front of a spectator crowd that came out to spend the day — homeowners, families, and working crews alike.
A 10 ft × 20 ft vendor booth for established businesses, food vendors, equipment companies, demonstrations, and larger commercial displays — or a 10 ft × 10 ft Local Marketplace spot for makers and small retailers selling from a table.
🔒 Secure checkout · Booth fees are non-refundable
🔒 Secure checkout · Registration fees are non-refundable
You do not have to sell mowers to belong at this event. Here is a sample of the lineup we are building.
Not on the list? You are still welcome — tell us what you sell when you register.
Free parking is available nearby, and the venue is on a public transit route — Route 18 stops one block away on West 19th Street. Load-in details come by email once your booth is assigned.
Every competitor runs all five. Every event scored on speed, precision, cleanliness, and execution.
Events, formats, and scoring are subject to change. Registered competitors are notified directly of any change.

Mayor of Fayetteville, Arkansas
City of Fayetteville
Joining us on stage at the awards ceremony to help present the medals and crown the first Lawn Olympics champions.
A school superintendent, nonprofit directors, and Walmart leadership have all accepted a seat on the judging panel — this is the room your booth will be in.

EdD, Educational Leadership
Community Education

Civic Leader · City of Fayetteville

Founder, Hoopcliq
High Performance Coach

Community Leader & Advocate

Executive Director, New Beginnings NWA

Emeritus Professor
University of Arkansas

Director of Global Operations, Walmart
Founder · Infinite HERizon

Entrepreneur & Business Leader

Vice President, Commercial Relationship Manager
First Horizon Bank

Business Consultant, FORGE
Former SBTDC Center Director, University of Arkansas

Founding Executive Director
Arkansas United

Community Judge
Fayetteville, Arkansas

Community Judge
Fayetteville, Arkansas
The venue holds a finite number of booths and they are assigned in the order they are claimed. When the field is full, vendor registration closes for 2026 — there is no waitlist bump on event day.
Save My Vendor Spot 🎪Vendor booth $500 · Local Marketplace $200 · September 20, 2026 · Fayetteville, AR
Event turnout is expected but not guaranteed.
We are planning for a spectator crowd of up to 2,500 across the day, on top of the competitors and crews on the field. It is the first event of its kind in Northwest Arkansas, and it is being promoted to homeowners and to the regional trade at the same time. Event turnout is expected but not guaranteed — the booth fee covers your space at the event, not a headcount.
A dedicated 10 ft × 20 ft vendor booth space at the event, all-day access to attendees moving between the competition fields, vendor area, activities, and main stage, and a listing as an official event vendor. The fee covers the space itself — vendors supply their own tent, tables, generator, and equipment. Larger footprints, trailers, or equipment displays require prior approval. Booth assignment, load-in times, and setup details are emailed to you after you register.
Plan to arrive self-contained. Vendors are responsible for supplying everything their booth needs to operate — tent, tables, chairs, signage, product, supplies, and a generator if you need power, because electricity is not provided. On event day, we provide your assigned vendor space — a spot to park and set up — and nothing else.
The Local Marketplace is a limited row of $200 spots for small local sellers — crafts, apparel, candles, baked goods, art, jewelry, small retailers, and similar shops selling direct to the crowd. It is the same event day and the same grounds as the $500 vendor booth, in a 10 ft × 10 ft space sized for a table setup rather than equipment or a food operation. Only a limited number are available, and they go in the order they are claimed.
Choose the $500 vendor booth (10 ft × 20 ft) if you are an established business, food vendor, equipment company, or bringing a demonstration or larger commercial display. Choose the $200 Local Marketplace spot (10 ft × 10 ft) if you are a maker or small retailer who can sell from a table-sized setup. Not sure? Register for the one that fits your setup best and tell us what you sell — we will reach out if a different spot would serve you better.
No. Anyone selling to homeowners or to small business owners is a fit — insurance, banking, trucks, food, retail, home services, real estate. If your customer owns a yard or owns a truck, they will be here.
The venue has a finite footprint and booths are assigned in the order registrations are received. When the field is full, registration closes — we would rather turn vendors away than crowd the ones who committed early.
Yes. Vendors are welcome to sell, sample, run giveaways, and capture leads at their space, and you keep 100% of what you sell. Larger footprints, trailers, or equipment displays require prior approval. Tell us what you are bringing when you register so we can plan for space, safety, and placement.
A vendor booth is presence on the grounds — your space, your day, your customers. A sponsorship adds brand placement across the event and our marketing: stage callouts, logo placement, and category exclusivity at the upper tiers. Sponsorships start at $750 and several include booth space.
No. Pricing is standard for every vendor: $500 for a 10 ft × 20 ft Vendor Booth and $200 for a 10 ft × 10 ft Local Marketplace spot. Both include the full event day.
Booth and Local Marketplace fees are non-refundable. The Games run rain or shine on September 20, 2026.
Leave your email in the vendor updates form on this page and our events team will reach out directly with anything you need before you commit.
Sponsorships add stage callouts, logo placement across every event surface, and category exclusivity at the upper tiers — starting at $750.
Leave your email and our events team will send vendor details, answer your questions, and let you know when booth space starts running low.
Lawnly is the app behind the Lawn Care Olympics. It connects homeowners with trusted local lawn pros — including the crews competing on September 20th. Book a mow in about a minute, see the price up front, pay securely in the app, and get photos when the job is done.
Download it before the event and your lawn can be on the schedule before the medals are handed out.





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