How to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Northwest Arkansas

Mothers’ Day is Sunday. If you’re out of ideas to celebrate mom, you’ve come to the right place.

1. Start with a nice place for brunch.

• Ella’s table – This place inside the historic Carnall Hall Inn on the University of Arkansas campus has a fantastic breakfast basics à la carte and not so basic, like hash browns with duck confit.

Where: 465 N. Arkansas Ave in Fayetteville

• Emilia’s kitchen – The menu includes a range of omelettes, scrambles and eggs Benedict. It’s on Dickson Street so you can walk to the local shops afterwards.

Where: 309 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville.

• The Table of Mirabella — You pay a $20 carousel kitchen brunch package that includes menu items that remind you that you are at an Italian restaurant, such as brunch pizza.

Where: 4200 S. 48th Street, Suite 10 in Rogers

• Crabby’s Seafood Bar & Grill — There are no rules against eating seafood for breakfast. The menu offers a crab and lobster omelette and a Benedict with crab cakes.

Where: 1800 S. 52nd Street in Rogers.

• Press room — Several shares are on the menu at this location in downtown Bentonville.

Where: 100 NW 2nd Street, Suite 100

2. Flowers are classic. Here are three local deals.

3. Do something fun together

• Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town tickets as low as $30 are still on sale. The show is at 7 p.m. on Mother’s Day at the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion.
• Pink House Alchemy and Sip of Southern are hosting a Snack for Mother’s Day at Pink House Alchemy on College Avenue in Fayetteville. Tickets range from $50 to $60 and are available on line.
• Admission is free for mothers and mother figures at Ozark Botanical Gardens in Fayetteville on Sunday. And they’re getting a potted succulent while supplies last.