Lions Club Gun & Knife Show Benefits 20 Arkansas Charities 

The South Hot Springs Lions Club is holding its semi-annual Gun and Knife Show on Saturday and Sunday, July 19 and 20. They have held this show every January and July since 1985.  

The show uses 100% of the profits to support 20 different charities in Arkansas and to supply glasses to those in need in the Hot Springs area and other countries. The show is held at the Hot Springs Convention Center from 9 AM – 5 PM on Saturday and 9 AM – 4 PM on Sunday.  

Buy a $2 raffle ticket at the show for a chance to win one of the prizes that have a combined value of over $3,000. Among the prizes will be a custom $400 knife donated by knife maker Claude Lambert. Drawings are held every half hour.  

The show will have vendors from 11 different states, featuring guns, knives, holsters, self-defense items, swords, gun accessories, and a few items for the ladies or gentlemen, such as jewelry and homemade jams.  

Admission is $10 (good for all weekend) for patrons 12 and above and free for 11 and under accompanied by an adult, and active local police and firefighters. Children will receive a coupon for a free Chicken Express Snack Pack meal courtesy of Chicken Express.  

The Hot Springs Convention Center is located at 134 Convention Blvd. For more information visit Facebook: South Hot Springs Lions Club

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