Handmade Holiday Shop Opens in Hot Springs Mall

“It is always amazing how fast we can transform a space into our own,” said a Handmade Holiday Shop Artist.

It’s the time of year you’ve been waiting for! The Handmade Holiday Shop has found its new location for the season.

Opening inside the Hot Springs Mall, 4501 Central Ave, the shop will be located between JCPenney’s and Dillards. There you will find free parking as well as lots of other shopping opportunities.

The opening day this year was Black Friday, November 23, and the last day open is Christmas Eve. Handmade Holiday Shop organizers are excited to introduce new artists and new crafts. They have 14 artists, all working in a variety of mediums from stained glass, pine needle baskets, painted gourds, pottery, fabrics, handmade jewelry, recycled materials and hand carved wood.

“We all thank you for shopping locally and supporting your community. Handmade Holiday Shop has been voted as Trip Advisors favorite place to shop, nominated for best Small Business and, as always, we are keeping it unique. Come see what we have done with the new space, Wednesday –Sunday 11 AM-7PM. We will be open later on the following days; December 7, Gallery Walk, December 15, our traditional Open House and extended hours the week before Christmas.”

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