Volunteer Opportunity in the Arts Community

A happy volunteer, Clyde Covington

The Hot Springs Area Cultural Alliance is hosting its 8th annual Arts & The Park arts festival April 30 thru May 9. Arts & The Park is a ten-day celebration of the Arts in Hot Springs, Arkansas, that features local and regional artists in a variety of different events. Planning is on for virtual and in-person events, including music, dance, studio tours, theater performances, sidewalk painting, sculpture tours, gallery walk, Art Springs, and much more.

“If you would like to be a part of this exciting venture, with mask-wearing and social distancing, please sign up! You can help set up, man booths, work with artists in their studios, deliver materials, make phone calls, work the events, tear down, write grants, or choose from many other volunteer opportunities,” said Kim Everhart, volunteer coordinator.

For more information, email everhart@cablelynx.com, or call 501-844-7457.

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