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Pocket Theatre Invites Audiences to Wait Until Dark 

October 2, 2026

A trio of desperate criminals infiltrates Susan’s Greenwich Village apartment, determined to get what they want in Wait Until Dark, written by Frederick Knott and adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher. The classic thriller appears next on the main stage at the Pocket Community Theatre, directed by Kevin Day.  “I wanted to do the original version as written by the playwright Frederick Knott, but then I read this revised adaptation by Jeffrey

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‘80s Tribute Band to Headline October Bridge Street Concerts 

October 2, 2026

Pack up the lawn chairs and head to Bridge Street for great music and good times.  Electric Avenue, a fantastic band that super-accurately reproduces the music of the 1980s, will highlight the October series of free public Bridge Street LIVE concerts every Thursday in October.  Five outstanding musical acts will fill downtown Hot Springs with thrilling performances that run the gamut from the city’s all-time favorite dance band to an

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Joe Sturgill and Company Interior Design  

October 2, 2026

Joe Sturgill’s One-Day Room Makeover dramatically refreshes spaces using a client’s existing furniture.   Born in Houston, Texas, Joe Sturgill moved to a farm outside Hot Springs, Arkansas, in 1968 when his father retired. He launched his creative path upon graduating from Lake Hamilton High School in 1971 by opening The Royal Florist.   Sturgill studied art at Garland County Community College and Henderson State University while honing his craftsmanship under Pat

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The 90-Minute Problem – What Your Body Is Doing While You’re Watching the Movie  

October 2, 2026

Take Dr. Larsen’s Film Festival Challenge. Between every screening, give your body five minutes of your attention.  By Dr. Kurt Larsen You found the perfect seat. The lights go down. The story pulls you in. Ninety minutes later, the credits roll, and your body has a story of its own.  While a great movie can make 90 minutes disappear, your body still knows you’ve been sitting. Long periods of sitting mean

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AR Craft Guild Christmas Showcase Features Teresa Schlabach 

October 2, 2026

“Hestia” – 18” x 18” – $350, mounted on a hand-painted, gallery-wrapped canvas.  The 48th Annual Arkansas Craft Guild Christmas Showcase will be held December 4 – 6 at the State Fairgrounds Hall of Industry, 2600 Howard Street, in Little Rock.   Featured artist Teresa Schlabach combines her photography and machine quilting to create unique dimensional art, focusing mainly on floral, landscape, and animal themes.  Her most recent piece, Hestia, named

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Hot Springs Poetry Festival Returns Nov. 1-8 

  The second annual Hot Springs Poetry Festival returns Nov. 1-8, bringing eight days of free poetry readings, workshops, and literary events to venues throughout Hot Springs.  The festival is presented by Garland County Library, with support from Emergent Arts, Kollective Coffee + Tea, Club House Hot Springs, Sibling Rivalry Press,

Haiku Conference Nov. 6-7 

Dr. David Lanoue  Arkansas Haiku Society (AHS) will host its 30th South Region Conference on November 6-7 at Garland County Library. The distinguished guest speaker is Dr. David Lanoue, world traveler, author, songwriter, and translator of over 11,000 Japanese haiku into English. There will be a $500 cash random drawing. Must be present to win. Someone

Stories Through Photographs: Arkansas in World War II 

Women workers at the Jacksonville Ordnance Plant during World War II. Odessa Summers (far left) had a perfect work attendance record. Her philosophy was, “Just make up your mind and then stay on the job every day for our fighting soldiers.”  (Photo Arkansas State Archives)  The Garland County Historical Society, in association

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