A Golden Milestone: HS Concert Band Celebrates 50 Years 

The Hot Springs Concert Band proudly invites you to its 50th Anniversary Celebration Concert, recognizing half a century of musical excellence, local tradition, and shared history. 

The extraordinary event will take place Sunday, October 12, 2025, at 3:00 PM in the Woodlands Auditorium in Hot Springs Village, featuring special performances by Dr. Craig Hamilton and Kallen Esperian. 

Relish the opportunity to see Dr. Craig Hamilton, the esteemed former principal conductor of the Hot Springs Concert Band and one of Arkansas’s leading music educators, return to the stage and lead selections that pay tribute to the band’s rich history. 

Adding even more star power, the concert will showcase the breathtaking vocals of Kallen Esperian, whose artistry and emotional power have moved and inspired audiences of all ages worldwide. 

The Hot Springs Concert Band – one of Arkansas’s most beloved and enduring musical organizations – will present a program that journeys through five decades of favorite selections, cherished memories, and new surprises. 

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or discovering these talented musicians for the first time, this is a rare opportunity to be a part of local history. Don’t miss this celebratory event, sure to be filled with soaring melodies and inspiring lyrics, nostalgia, and community spirit. All are invited to attend the concert as they honor 50 years of music, friendship, and tradition. 
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased through www.hsvticketsales.com

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