Eleven years as its own house on the Bentonville square ended in November 2025, and what survived the move was the practice, not the building. The Meteor now programs the music inside The Ravington, a 1909 two-story on Centerton's Main Street that trades by day as a wedding venue. The sound system comes with the room, and the resident music program is the Meteor's. Under its own name it books touring country and Americana into the room — The Reeves Brothers, the Nashville Americana duo Goldpine — and sells the tickets through Stubs, the regional seller, rather than a national platform. It also runs an all-ages country dance night with The Ravington and Belle's Backroad Ballroom: two-step, country swing, and line dancing taught before the social opens, then the floor until midnight, mocktails and soft drinks served. The Meteor doesn't own the room: the building was bought out of foreclosure by a group of operators, investors and community patrons, and the group's lead organizer told Talk Business & Politics in March 2026 that community ownership is the goal, not yet the structure. The programming is moving faster than the paperwork.