Limited $150 Tickets Now Available for The Gala: POP 

The Hot Springs Area Cultural Alliance (HSACA) has opened ticket sales for The Gala: POP, its annual impact fundraiser, set for Saturday, November 7, at The Arlington Hotel’s Crystal Ballroom. 

This year’s theme, POP, brings a bold, brilliant, and chic sensibility to a black-tie, fashion-forward evening. Guests can expect interactive installations and captivating experiences that push the boundaries of artistic expression, an elevated showcase of musicians, visual artists, and performers on the runway, and a live auction of one-of-a-kind works of art. Decadent hors d’oeuvres and premium bar service round out the evening, with professional photography capturing the night. 

HSACA has released 30 single tickets, and only 30, at $150 each, a limited-time, first-come, first-served rate using code POP2026 at checkout. Guests must be 21 or older. 

Sponsorship opportunities remain open for businesses and individuals interested in supporting HSACA’s year-round arts and culture programming across Hot Springs and Garland County. Tickets and full sponsorship details are available at hsaca.org, or by contacting Kat Daniels at hsaca@hotspringsarts.org. 

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