Hickory Hill

Come enjoy Outdoor Gospel Music Concerts at Hickory Hill Park. Nestled among shade trees in the heart of the Ouachita Mountains, the natural beauty of the park is undisturbed. The hillside Amphitheatre which provides an intimate view of the stage and beautiful flowers grace the many beds scattered throughout the grounds.

Come enjoy The Hawkins Family every 4th Saturday Night thru September 2018. Snacks and sodas, free parking and free admission (offerings are appreciated). Bring your lawn chair! Hickory Hill Park, 216 Bryant Rd.
Concert Schedule:

May 26th – Garrett Sisters
June 23rd – HisStory
July 28th – Master’s Touch
August 25th – Hackett Family
September 22nd – Junction 5
For more information, contact Lou Tabor at 501-623-8068 or just visit us at www.hawkinsfamilyministries.com.

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