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November 25, 2023

“Elf: The Musical” Photo by Charlie Devine • Layout by Richard StephensIn a heartwarming partnership with Pocket Community Theatre, The Springs Magazine is thrilled to present an exclusive cover photo for its December issue, featuring none other than the iconic duo, Santa and Elf, from the upcoming production of “Elf: The Musical.” Attendees of a recent fundraiser for Pocket Community Theatre were treated to a delightful sneak preview of “Elf.”

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Yoga: Benefits of Puppy Pose

November 25, 2023

In this photo, Karen demonstrates Puppy Pose. Photo by Fred Padilla. By Karen Watson ReevesAs we turn to the last page of our 2023 calendar and I reflect over the past eleven months, the word that comes to mind is humility. The word comes from the Latin root word “hum,” meaning “ground.” And it has certainly been a year where I needed to feel grounded.  My mother’s death in early

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Village Strings to Ring in Christmas at McAuley Center

November 25, 2023

The Village Strings will perform “White Christmas,” “The Christmas Song,” and other pop favorites. Get out your Santa hat, invite your friends, and join the Village Strings and the folks at McAuley Center on Monday, December 11, for a magical afternoon that will entertain and leave you with the spirit of Christmas that will carry you through the holiday season. The program begins at 11:45 AM and showcases contemporary interpretations

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Flavor 101: Make your holidays a work of art

November 25, 2023

By Eve VictoryEating is a multisensory experience. Even before we get to taste, we are wooed by presentation, smells, and sounds. All of our senses build anticipation even before that lovely bite reaches our lips.  You don’t need artisan skills to make your plates prettier. Just Google your favorite dishes to get ideas and keep the following in mind:  Make more memories this holiday season with meals that not only

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Local Artist’s Vision For an Art Gallery Becomes a Reality

November 25, 2023

Artist John Faginkrantz is one of 25 artists to exhibit at Valley Vapor Gallery & Studios. Renowned artist John Faginkrantz is set to breathe new life into the historic district with the imminent opening of Vapor Valley Gallery & Studios at 121 Grove Street. Faginkrantz has completely renovated a historical inn that was once listed in the Historical Green Book of Hot Springs National Park.  Faginkrantz’s vision goes beyond the

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Woofs on Ouachita: Spa City Makes Room for Canine Visitors

November 25, 2023

Looking for a pooch-friendly business in Sidetown, Hot Springs? By Alana Merritt MahaffeyRoman passed away peacefully at the robust age of 16. In early years he’d been a hulking but quiet presence—one happy at home or out and about. When cancer struck at age 13 and his life expectancy was grim, the prognosis compelled us to take him out more to enjoy his last months by soaking up sidewalk smiles

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“Come and Knock on Our Door!”

November 25, 2023

Hot Springs Helens romp their way downtown.  By Alana Merritt MahaffeyLook closely at the crosswalks downtown and you may see one…two…or thirty women dressed in retro caftans and curly wigs, pub crawling their way across Hot Springs. Arkansas recently joined the International Order of Mrs. Ropers (named for the unforgettable landlord and wife in the late ‘70s sitcom “Three’s Company”) with three chapters, the most recent, the “Hot Springs Helens”

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Treatment for Alpha-Gal Syndrome

November 25, 2023

By Michael RanftAlpha-gal syndrome is a food allergy caused by a bite from a Lone Star tick. It can cause symptoms such as hives, itching, stomach pain, and diarrhea. There is no Western medical treatment as yet for this syndrome, but it can be managed by avoiding red meat and other products made from mammals. In serious cases it can cause anaphylaxis and a visit to the emergency room. There

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Luminary Tradition Continues in Quapaw-Prospect District

November 25, 2023

Downtown’s luminaries draw enthusiastic holiday crowds. The Quapaw-Prospect Area Preservation (QPAP) luminary tradition continues Saturday, December 9. Over five thousand luminaries will line the streets in the historic Quapaw-Prospect neighborhood to illuminate the night with twinkling lights, weather permitting. The Quapaw-Prospect luminary display has been one of Hot Springs’ most popular outdoor holiday traditions since it began. The annual event draws hundreds of local and out of town visitors who

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“Treat Every Day Like Christmas”

November 25, 2023

The cast of “Elf: The Musical” puts on a delightful performance at Pocket Theatre. According to Buddy the Elf, “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” That’s exactly what The Pocket Community Theatre plans to do with their next production Elf: The Musical opening Thursday, November 30 with eight performances. This hilarious fish-out-of-water holiday comedy follows a very human Buddy on his quest

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Master Gardeners: ~ The Wild Persimmon ~ The Mischievous Little Fruit Loves to Tease Fall Forager

November 25, 2023

The Mighty Persimmon. These little treats need to ripen on the vine. The general rule is waiting until after your first frost. By Dayna CarterAs the crisp autumn breeze dances through the trees and leaves blanket the ground with their vibrant jewel colors, there’s one little fruit that is almost ready to harvest: the wild persimmon. These tiny coral-colored orbs of deliciousness far exceed their fancy cousins in the local

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Arkansas Shorts 17th Season Screens at Malco Theatre

November 25, 2023

Films, filmmakers, workshops, and after-parties are all part of the excitement of Arkansas Shorts. Low Key Arts is pleased to announce the 17th annual Arkansas Shorts: A Weekend of Short Films, taking place Friday-Sunday January 5-7, 2024 at the Malco Theatre in Hot Springs. Now expanded to 3 days, the festival features short films from around the U.S. and beyond as well as panels with filmmakers, workshops, and after-parties. Rumor has

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