Handmade Holiday Shop Opens for Black Friday

The Handmade Holiday Shop will be open for three days only – Friday – Sunday, November 26-28.

Hot Springs is steeped in tradition and yet the town is always changing. This year is no different for the Handmade Holiday Shop. Originally a weekend event that grew into a month-long event, now in its tenth year, the pop-up shop has returned to its roots and is opening for one weekend only.

Each year the location has changed and “pops up” in a different space in Historic Hot Springs. Previous locations have included the Hale Bathhouse and the Historic Arlington Resort and Spa. Following its pop-up tradition, the shop will be opening in The WareHouse Event Center at 301 Broadway. Hours are Friday, November 26 and Saturday, November 27, 10 AM – 6 PM and changing for Sunday, November 28, Noon-5 PM.

The pop-up shop consists of a collection of one-of-a-kind handmade items. You are sure to find something to fit any budget and there is always something for everyone such as pottery, sculptures, home décor, jewelry in many styles, candles, handmade cards, ornaments, clothing, scarves, baked goods, and much more. 

While Covid has literally changed the face of the world, the Handmade Holiday Shop is also changing. We will be following current CDC guidelines regarding masks but we will have hand sanitizer available as well as some masks. 

To stay up-to-date visit Handmade Holiday Shop on Facebook for photos of artists and their crafts. Make plans to Shop Local, supporting our artists. Come visit this unique shop of local Hot Springs artisans.

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