Get a Taste of Hot Springs at Flavor of the Park

Take this opportunity to find your next favorite eating spot in Hot Springs. Flavor of the Park has many to sample.

Tickets for Flavor of the Park are now on sale. Don’t delay! Secure your spot at one of the most anticipated events of the year. Advanced tickets are only $20, and can be purchased on the Greater Hot Springs Chamber’s website, www.hotspringschamber.com.

Flavor of the Park is a food showcase where participants can sample many delicious and diverse restaurants and caterers while enjoying live music and libations. It will be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 18, at the Exchange Street Parking Plaza.

Some of the restaurants you can sample include Mainline Sports Bar/Oaklawn, Newk’s Eatery – Hot Springs, My Destiny Bake Shop, The Purple Cow, Capo’s Tacos, Firehouse Subs, Papa John’s, Ouachita Bar & Grill, Olive Garden, The Avenue at the Water’s Hotel. Drink distributors include Arkansas Beverage, O’Connor Distribution – Three Lakes Division, and Crystal Ridge Distillery.

If you are a restaurant owner or manager and want to participate, call Vickie Gilliam, Vice President, at 501-321-1700, or email her at vickie.gilliam@growinghotsprings.com.

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