Tax-Aide service begins Feb. 1, at GC Library. The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program provides free, confidential income tax preparation, counseling services, and e-filing for federal
The Garland County Library’s new garden and outdoor programming area is taking shape and everyone can watch it from the ground up on YouTube! Visit
The City of Hot Springs Parks & Trails Department and the Garland County Library are partnering on their first StoryWalk™, featuring “Leaf Man” by Lois
By Erin Baber The Arkansas Highlands Folk Project (AHFP) presents Dave Smith in concert at the Garland County Library on Tuesday, December 6, 2022, at
Fisherman’s float wall on Cape Forchu, along the southern coast of Nova Scotia. Renowned Arkansas photographer Tim Ernst will give his final public presentation at
Chanan Emmons heads up the children’s Fiction Writing Program.By Chanan Emmons Beginning in November, the Garland County Library will offer three monthly, in-person fiction writing
Brook Olsen, Youth Services Programming Coordinator, poses next to the intro sign for the upcoming StoryWalkTM. By Erin BaberThe Garland County Library (GCL) and Hot
In addition to adventures like Puzzle Club, many new adventures are planned for GC Library. By Erin Baber So far in this series, I’ve raved
By Erin Baber Welcome to the fourth installment of “What the Library Can Do For You.” I promised that I would gush about library programming
By Erin Wood If you have a kiddo, you won’t want to miss the countless free summer entertainment options at the Garland County Library! From
By Erin Baber Summer months mean one thing at the library – the Summer Reading Program (SRP)! The SRP started on May 15 and will
Photo authorized by Michael Goldberg. The Arkansas Haiku Society and the Zen Center of Hot Springs will celebrate the Summer Solstice with Haiku, Zen, and
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“VOV 21st Anniversary Tiger” Artist: Shelby Wylie (Fountain Lake Charter High School) When Low Key Arts (LKA) music festivals hit town, we often look to
Karen Reeves demonstrates a very modified Sugarcane Pose. Photo by Fred Padilla. By Karen Watson Reeves [Contributor’s note: 2025 is the year we celebrate 12 years
By Dr. Annie Xu March is National Kidney Month! Let’s discuss the importance of maintaining good kidney function and understanding chronic kidney disease. The kidneys are
Taiko drummers from Osuwa Taiko Group will perform at the festival. The Hot Springs National Park Sister City Foundation is excited to host the sixth
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