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Hot Springs Rated Top 5 Destination in Nation for Fall Foliage Color 

October 1, 2026

The famed pagoda on Hot Springs Mountain offers a stunning fall view.  Hot Springs was voted No. 5 among the top 10 fall foliage displays in the USA TODAY poll, the third consecutive year that the city has ranked among the Top 5 fall destinations.  “What an honor for our city to maintain its popularity for the beautiful mountains and woodlands that surround Hot Springs,” said Bill Solleder, marketing director

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Breakfast At Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast 

October 1, 2026

Tiffany’s B&B is located just 20 minutes from Hot Springs.  Looking for a romantic escape or a refreshing solo retreat? Let the peacefulness surround you at Tiffany’s Bed and Breakfast. For nearly two decades, innkeepers Tiffany and Robert Bertram have welcomed guests to their cozy two-story log home, tucked away on 60 peaceful woodland acres just 20 minutes from Hot Springs.  Choose from three unique guest rooms featuring treetop views

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Women Make Arkansas: Conversations with 50 Creatives 

October 1, 2026

By Erin WoodAre you ready to meet fifty Arkansas women who will challenge the way you think about identity, entrepreneurialism, community, and what it takes to lead a creative life?   Women Make Arkansas: Conversations with 50 Creatives features my conversations with women of diverse and dynamic pursuits, including names that Hot Springs residents will recognize, like entrepreneur Briana Moore (Larkmartin Soaps, Red Light Roastery) and former kombucha brewer Jenny Lively,

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City of Hot Springs Expands Downtown Parking Payment Options with ParkMobile 

October 1, 2026

Look for the ParkMobile Logo when parking downtown.  The City of Hot Springs announced the launch of ParkMobile as an additional mobile payment provider for public parking throughout the city. The integration provides residents and visitors with enhanced flexibility and digital convenience when parking near downtown attractions and businesses.  The city’s public parking system will utilize two designated zones across all locations: Zone 50101 and Zone 50102. The addition of

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Fall Fashion! Small Changes, Fresh Style 

October 1, 2026

This season, fashion is looking beyond a single trend and focusing on the details that make getting dressed feel fresh again.  A seasonal wardrobe does not need a complete overhaul. Start by working richer neutrals into pieces already in the closet. Chocolate brown, camel, olive, cream, and black can mix with denim and refresh familiar outfits. The easiest update may be as simple as changing the color palette rather than

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They Stole My Toothpaste. Left My Art 

October 1, 2026

David Rose  By David Malcolm RoseBefore I moved to Hot Springs, I lived for many years in another Arkansas city. It was my belief then, and still is now, that I had it in me to be an artist. Artists require cheap space and personal freedom, and I found both in a ‘marginal’ neighborhood of that city. The only downside was that my house would periodically get robbed.  I didn’t

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Can a Donut Actually Be Healthy? 

October 1, 2026

To “do-nut” or to “do-not.” That is the question. Alison Crane offers her considered opinion.  By Alison Crane Is there such a thing as a healthy donut, and would you actually want to eat it? I have to admit that I really enjoy blueberry cake donuts and will indulge in one… occasionally.  One donut every few months or so is not the same as even only one a week. Ultimately, not

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Bitty Martin to Speak at AR State Archives Fall Symposium 

October 1, 2026

“Stories from Arkansas History” includes topics from crime in Hot Springs  The Arkansas State Archives will host a half-day symposium from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Historic Arkansas Museum.  “Crime and Consequence: Stories from Arkansas History” will feature speakers Bitty Martin, Susan Young, and Sarah Russell. Topics include crime in Hot Springs, the Cane Hill Murders, and the Life and Death of Helen Spence.  Refreshments

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Yoga: Finding Strength and Peace in Peaceful Warrior 

October 1, 2026

Read any good books lately? If you can find this mural, take a selfie in front of it and text it to 501.651.0545 before the end of October for a free drop-in class at The Yoga Place! Photo by Missy Conry.  By Missy Conry & Melissa Stevens At The Yoga Place, we often remind our students that yoga is about finding balance—not just in our bodies, but in our minds and everyday

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Call For Veteran Artists for Exhibit in November to Honor Veteran Artists 

October 1, 2026

Veteran artists are invited to submit artwork by October 10.  The Springs Magazine is honored to partner with Laura Blue Waters, owner of Blue Donut Art Gallery, to present Arts in Service: Honoring Veteran Artists.  This special art show provides veteran artists who have served the nation with an opportunity to showcase their creative work both at Blue Donut Art Gallery throughout November and in the November issue of The

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Learn the History of the Jack Tar Courts & Hotel, October 13

October 1, 2026

The Garland County Historical Society (in association with the Garland County Library) will host Ron Fuller presenting “The Jack Tar Courts and Hotel—A History” at noon, Tuesday, October 13, at the Garland County Library. People can attend in person or can view the program virtually at   facebook.com/garlandcountylibrary or youtube.com/garlandcolibrary.   Fuller will tell the story of Park Avenue’s Art Moderne Jack Tar Courts, built in 1941 by hospitality visionary Vance Bryan.

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AMP’D UP: Four Missing Limbs. One Whole Person 

October 1, 2026

Real representation begins when we stop seeing the disability and start seeing the person. – Photography: Oxford Mail.  By Rick Bontkowski Have you heard about Charlotte Nott? She’s 18 years old, a quadruple amputee, and one of the newest housemates on the UK version of Big Brother. Think about that for a second. A young woman missing four limbs has been dropped into one of the most mainstream social experiments on

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“One in a Million”   Directed by Itab Azzam & Jack MacInnes Featured in the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Wednesday | October 14 | 4:30 PM Arlington Hotel Cinema 1  October is here at last, bringing festivals, fall fun, and, hopefully, some cooler days. One of the season’s biggest highlights is the 35th

OCTOBER 2026: A Month of Deep Review & Transformation 

Greetings, Fellow Travelers,   October 2027 carries a powerful Libra-to-Scorpio progression, shifting the collective focus from relationships, balance, and cooperation toward deeper truth, intimacy, transformation, and emotional honesty. Mercury turns retrograde October 7 in Scorpio, encouraging reflection around communication, trust, shared resources, and unresolved emotional matters. Venus enters Scorpio October 8,

A Spook-tacular October at the Library! 

Staff member RoMaecia Thomas and daughter Leilani are enjoying Fish-O-Ween at Family Park.  By Annie GerberFish-O-Ween Join us for our annual fall festival and fishing derby, Fish-O-Ween, on Saturday, October 24, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Family Park (215 Family Park Road). All ages are invited to enjoy a

Tinderbox Gallery Launches Room for Strangers  

Tinderbox Gallery will launch Room for Strangers, a new curatorial initiative bringing original contemporary artwork into hospitality spaces, this October at Dame Fortune’s Cottage Court in Hot Springs. The inaugural installation features three paintings by Texas artist George Zupp in Room 11. Rooted in the people, humor, and landscapes of