About the Cover . . .  

“Brady Roseberry”  
Featured at the Big Steam & Roots Music Festival 
Photography by Jay Hiatt 

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Hello, Hot Springs! As we lean into the autumn equinox, we’re celebrating with a burst of blues, hometown pride, and one seriously striking cover. 

This month features Arkansas’s own Brady Roseberry, chosen not just because the photo is fantastic, but because he embodies the spirit of our region’s rising talent.  

Though he calls Malvern home, Hot Springs audiences know him well from countless performances around town. His skill has already earned attention beyond Arkansas, including a first‑place win in the 10 Under 20 competition at the Dallas International Guitar Festival. 

A familiar face on local stages and an exciting young artist to watch, Roseberry brings plenty of hometown energy to the Big Steam Blues & Roots Music Festival, where he’ll join a lineup ready to cool the Hot Springs waters with some unforgettable music. Special thanks to the Big Steam Team for gathering photos and festival details — Mary Zunick is a STAR. 

And the month doesn’t stop at Blues & Roots. We have a full slate of events to keep things lively — from the high‑energy ArkanBrawl Roller Derby to the calming, restorative vibes of Elevate, a holistic healing experience perfect for easing into fall. 

There’s truly something for everyone this month. 

Happy Autumn Equinox, All — from the Springs Magazine Team! 

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