Celebrate Summer at Flavor of the Park 

Enjoy delicious samples from a variety of restaurants, caterers, and drink vendors on May 14. 

The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce one of the community’s favorite events: Flavor of the Park will be Thursday, May 14, this year, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the Exchange Street Parking Plaza. This annual celebration marks the unofficial start of summer with great food, lively music, and local flavor. 

Guests will enjoy delicious samples from a wide variety of Hot Springs restaurants, caterers, and drink vendors—all while dancing along to music by DJ Courier Coleman. 

The Chamber’s annual food showcase is a great way to sample many of the delicious and diverse restaurants Hot Springs has to choose from. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. Children age 10 and under are free. Tickets may be obtained at the Chamber, 659 Ouachita Ave., or by visiting the Chamber’s website, hotspringschamber.com. Admission includes samples of food and drinks. 

“Flavor of the Park is one of Hot Springs’ most loved events, and as usual, we are seeing a lot of excitement leading up to May 14th,” said Vickie Gilliam, Vice President of the Chamber. “It’s a fantastic way to celebrate the start of summer, support our local restaurants, and connect with the community.” 

From fine dining and fast food to caterers and taverns, the event offers a true taste of Hot Springs. 

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