Bliss By Grace Williams (Acrylic on canvas 11”x14”) Summer may be fading, but our Springs team isn’t ready to say goodbye just yet. This joyful cover—brought to us by way of Cutwell 4 Kids—is our way of holding on. You can catch this gem on display (and up for grabs!) at Birth of An Artist, the 11th annual art sale hosted by Cutwell 4 Kids on November 29. Bliss is
By Erin Baber Paper books vs. Ereaders – who cares as long as you’re reading! And with your Garland County Library card, you can read what you want, how you want, and when you want – all for FREE! Borrow print books from the Library or download ebooks from Libby and Hoopla, the Library’s free digital book platforms. Libby at a glance: Libby is the newest version of OverDrive, one of the
Hot Springs Poetry Fest, honoring Hot Springs’ poetic history. The Hot Springs Poetry Fest is set to honor the Spa City’s legendary literary legacy. The events include spoken word slams, a launch party, a poetry crawl and scavenger hunt, and open mic nights. NOV 1–Event Kick-Off: Poetry Fest Launch Party at Kollective Coffee + Tea. NOV 3–Activities: Win prizes at the Poetry Crawl and Scavenger Hunt in downtown Hot Springs,
By Lana Pierce As a 20-year career firefighter, I could build a calendar around the fire types we run. January and February, chimneys and vehicles; May through July, fireworks and barbeques; September and October, leaves and heaters. But November and December bring the big ones: ovens, candles, and extension cords. Let’s talk turkey: Baked in the oven or fried outside, the method of cooking is not as important as the attention
U.S. Marshal Museum in Fort Smith. The Ouachita Speaker Series board welcomes David Kennedy, Curator of Collections and Exhibits at the U.S. Marshal Museum in Fort Smith, as the guest speaker in November. Set on the banks of the Arkansas River, the museum opened in 2023 and extols the history of the U.S. Marshals, who were authorized by the Judiciary Act of 1789. But what is the role of the
The holidays are about to get a little more delicious! The Grand Lagniappe Shoppe invites you to step into the season with its Fabulous Holiday Tea, held November Friday 28, and Saturday 29, at the charming Grandelicious Tea Room, located at 811 West Grand Avenue in Hot Springs. For just $30 per person, guests will enjoy an afternoon steeped in holiday magic — complete with a beautiful assortment of teas,
By Peggy Lindsey Abundance is everywhere! Nature bursts with plentitude . . . Niagara Falls, the Amazon Forest, the fish in the sea . . . And yet, many hold the mindset of lack. In our society, people relate to the world as a place of lack and deprivation — where one must compete with others to survive — a “me versus them” world. But, is that really true, or do
Breathing with intention tells your body it’s safe to rest, repair, and restore balance. By Dr. Kurt Larsen As the season of lights and lists unfolds, many people feel their energy drop even while joy surrounds them. Within the “Triangle of Health,” physical, chemical, and mental, most of us protect the body and watch what we eat, but overlook the “mental side” that drives everything else. Your thoughts are not just
This year marks the 24th year for Taste of the Holidays. Enjoy festive bites and sips from some of Hot Springs’ best restaurants, breweries, and caterers. Mid-America Science Museum will host its 24th Annual Taste of the Holidays on Thursday, November 20, from 6 – 9 PM. The event is presented by Ellis & Moore, CPAs, with additional support from Oaklawn Hot Springs and AAR Corp. Taste of the Holidays
By Laura Myers In the fall, sweetgum trees often get a bad rap in Arkansas. Their spiky seed balls—those hard little “gumballs” that cover yards and sidewalks—can be a real headache. But while many homeowners see them as a nuisance, sweetgum trees actually have a lot of overlooked benefits. For starters, they’re tough trees that thrive in heavy Arkansas clay soils where other trees struggle. They grow fast, provide great shade,
Guest artists for this year’s “The Nutcracker” are Deanna Karlheim Stanton (Sugar Plum Fairy), Noah Long (Cavalier), and Emmakate Franz (Snow Queen). Magical toy soldiers, sparkling snowflakes, mischievous mice, and all the enchanting inhabitants of E.T.A. Hoffmann’s whimsical world return to Hot Springs for the upcoming winter holidays. The Hot Springs Children’s Dance Theatre Company (HSCDTC) is the first organization to give the Hot Springs community the opportunity to participate
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“Moku Playland” Photo of Kate Zunick Courtesy of Hot Springs Sister City Kate Zunick relaxes in one of the most beloved features of the Moku Playland exhibit — a giant wooden “hot springs” tub filled with hundreds of smooth wooden balls inspired by the bubbling thermal waters of Hot Springs. Hidden somewhere among the
Moku Playland Pop-Up Opens June 1 with Interactive, Screen-Free Fun for Families Families and visitors to downtown Hot Springs will have the opportunity to experience a unique style of hands-on play this summer as Moku Playland opens June 1 for a special month-long pop-up at 831 Central Avenue. Open Thursday-Tuesday
The Hot Springs Fire Department entry nears the finish line in the 2025 Running of the Tubs. — Courtesy Visit Hot Springs The lineup is complete for the 2026 Stueart Pennington World Championship Running of the Tubs bathtub races through historic downtown Hot Springs. The race starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday,
Where are we?” Missy Conry and Melissa Stevens By Missy Conry & Melissa StevensCan you spot where we took this picture? Take a selfie in front of the same mural and text to 501-651-0545 for a free drop-in class! You can also text us for hints if you need a clue. As we reflect
