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It's not too early to start making plans to ring in 2023.

Here's what the region has in store so far:

'Tis finally the season, meaning it's time to partake in local holiday traditions. Here are some ideas to get you started.

If you are looking for a way to donate your time or money this holiday season, Northwest Arkansas has a robust catalog of options and opportunities.

Of note: This isn't an exhaustive list of organizations doing good work in NWA — more like a source of inspiration to learn how you can help locally and act.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and vice chair of the Clinton Foundation Chelsea Clinton are hosting a "Women's Voices Summit" in Little Rock on Friday.

What's happening: Organizers say conversations at the full-day event will explore women's equality by addressing the maternal health crisis and reproductive rights, the power of young women voters, and the rights of Iranian women and girls.

Northwest Arkansas has those who want to get into the holiday spirit covered.

What's happening: You have about a month to enjoy whimsical lights and other seasonal decor.

The holidays are in full swing in Northwest Arkansas.

Here are some ways to celebrate this weekend:

Perhaps the best part about not having a traditional office is getting to meet up with co-workers for brunch.

• Alex and I connected at Hail Fellow Well Met in Johnson last week to work on a project, so naturally we had to eat.

Seven entrepreneurs graduated from University of Arkansas' Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) business incubator last Thursday.

What happened: About 60 people gathered at The Collaborative, the University of Arkansas' campus in Bentonville, to see presentations from the founder-graduates and, in some cases, check out prototype products.