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Hot Springs Artist in Residence to Have Art Pop-Up Show for 35th Anniversary of Art Walk 

Shop the Pop-Up art show by Gilbert, Arkansas, artist Jamie Craddock Johnson.  Jamie Craddock Johnson is bringing unique history-focused art to Hot Springs Gallery Walk. Johnson, of Gilbert, Arkansas, was chosen earlier this year as the 2024 Artist in Residence for Hot Springs National Park. Johnson has visited Hot Springs many times and is fascinated with its stories of the past and its amazing history.  Johnson is primarily a watercolor

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Pre-Holiday Pamper with Glow 

InstaSculpting can achieve the same results as a grueling 90-day diet and exercise boot camp while relaxing.  Summer is winding down. That means the holidays will be here before you know it! Relax and let GLOW do all the heavy “lifting” before the season’s hustle and bustle starts!  With their non-invasive face and body contouring machine, you can achieve the same results as a grueling 90-day diet and exercise boot

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Libraries Are for Everyone, Always 

Got a Li-berry Card? Be like Mae Tracy! Use it to “check out” the Community Garden & Park as well as many other benefits at our Garland County Library. Photo by Jessamyn Carter.  By Erin Baber Public libraries are vital community hubs of information, recreation, and connection. Help show your library love by supporting the Garland County Library:  Discover more about the Garland County Library: Visit our website at www.gclibrary.com,

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Tarot: The Pages 

New ideas, service to others, travel and adventure, and learning new skills are facets of Pages. Photo by Steve Bonner.  By Michelle CrandellPages welcome change and new possibilities in the areas represented by their suit. Pages cultivate “beginner’s mind,” comfort with “not knowing” and the joy of learning new things.   PAGE OF SWORDS IS open to new ways of thinking and communicating. New ideas fascinate this Page. This card encourages

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Churchill’s Fine Cigars: A Hot Springs Tradition for 18 Years 

Step inside Churchill’s and discover a cigar lover’s paradise.  Established in 2006, Churchill’s has been a haven for premium hand-rolled cigars in Hot Springs National Park for over 18 years.  Originally nestled in the basement of Spencer’s Corner on Central Avenue, Churchill’s has since moved to its current, convenient location at 633 East Grand Avenue, easily accessible on Highway 6 as you enter Hot Springs.  Step inside and discover a

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“The Nutcracker”  Courtesy of Edmond Cooper Photo Design by Rhonda Panasenko  There’s something magical about this time of year in Hot Springs! As the holiday season draws near, the Hot Springs Children’s Dance Theatre Company is hard at work preparing for its annual production of “The Nutcracker”—a beloved holiday tradition that brings

Celebrate the Season in Style 

Annie Smith and Melodi Cone of The Velvet Attic Boutique bring a Western Chic touch to fall with horse graphics, flowing maxi skirts, statement belts, and boots. Navy, taupe, and black reflect the season, while turquoise jewelry and fringe add personality.  November brings a shift in fashion as holiday gatherings,

Feast Month – November 1 – 30 

Give Our Advertisers a Taste of Your Support!  Hot Springs celebrates the Spa City’s diverse restaurant scene during Feast Month – November 1- 30, which means three things: it’s time to redeem restaurant deals, dine at your favorite spots, and vote for your favorite restaurants – from best BBQ to best

Fall Provides Perfect Weather for Hiking and Biking Our Trails 

Located just minutes from downtown Hot Springs, the Northwoods District is one of eight exciting districts in the local trail system. It features 31+ miles of trails around Bethel, Dillon, and Sanderson lakes for mountain biking, hiking, and trail running.   The Northwoods District is directly accessible from historic downtown and