The Local Art Entity Returns to Gallery Walk 

Stop in at The Club House during Gallery Walk Friday, August 7. 

The Local Art Entity is excited to announce its return to Downtown Hot Springs Gallery Walk with Pop-Up Art Markets and Seasonal Art Exhibitions hosted at The Club House Hot Springs, 118 Arbor Street. 

Visitors can enjoy a curated market of local makers, artisans, and creatives as well as rotating exhibitions. The monthly events are designed to celebrate Hot Springs’ growing arts community while creating opportunities for artists to connect directly with residents and tourists. 

“The Local Art Entity is about building creative community,” said Amanda Mitchell, Director of The Local Art Entity. “We’re excited to once again be part of Gallery Walk and to create a welcoming space where people can discover local art, meet the artists, and help nurture the future generations of artists in Hot Springs.” 

Founded to support artists through exhibitions, educational programming, and community events, The Local Art Entity continues its mission of making art accessible while helping local creatives grow and thrive. 

Everyone is invited to stop by from 5 – 9 PM during the Gallery Walk on First Friday, August 7, 2026, to explore original artwork, shop local, and support the artists who help shape Hot Springs’ creative culture. 

Register for an “out of this world” puppetry workshop, collaborate on a photoshoot, network, and cultivate culture. All ages. Free public event.  
For upcoming event dates, artist opportunities, and more information, visit www.thelocalartentity.com. 

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