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November 12, 2026

“The Nutcracker”  Courtesy of Edmond Cooper Photo Design by Rhonda Panasenko  There’s something magical about this time of year in Hot Springs! As the holiday season draws near, the Hot Springs Children’s Dance Theatre Company is hard at work preparing for its annual production of “The Nutcracker”—a beloved holiday tradition that brings the beauty, grace, and wonder of ballet to life.  Directed by Edmond Cooper and featuring professional dancer Deanna Karlheim Stanton,

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Hot Springs Poetry Festival Returns Nov. 1-8 

November 9, 2026

  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, and the Community Literacies Collaboratory. All events are free and open to the public.   The celebration begins Sunday, Nov. 1.

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Stories Through Photographs: Arkansas in World War II 

November 9, 2026

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 with the Garland County Library (GCL), will host Brian Irby presenting “Stories Through Photographs: Arkansas in World War II” at

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What is GivingTuesday?  

November 9, 2026

GivingTuesday falls on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, following Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It was created in 2012 as a simple idea: A day that encourages people to do good. Over 13 years, this idea has grown into a global movement that inspires millions of people to donate, volunteer, and spread awareness.   With over 2M uses of the #GivingTuesday hashtag on social media and 36.1M people in the U.S. participating

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October 2, 2026

“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 Edition of the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, and once again,  The Springs Magazine is honored to include the festival’s

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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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Master Gardeners: Bear’s Foot 

September 3, 2026

Bear’s Foot yellow blooms show up in mid- to late summer in clusters of two to five flower heads.  By Diane Arington Like most (every?!) gardeners, I love going to browse a good plant nursery. My personal favorite is Pine Ridge Gardens in Dardanelle, AR. One reason being they grow a plethora of native Arkansas plants.  In spring 2025, I came home with two Bear’s Foot plants (among others). Something about these little plants captured my

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Learn About Spa City’s Notable Birdwatching History 

September 2, 2026

Jerry Butler will present “Wings Over Hot Springs.”   The Garland County Historical Society (in association with the Garland County Library) will host Jerry Butler, who will present “Wings Over Hot Springs,” a program about the Spa City’s long, notable birdwatching history, at noon, Tuesday, September 15, at the Garland County Library. People can attend in person or can view the program virtually at facebook.com/garlandcountylibrary or youtube.com/garlandcolibrary.   Butler will share details about early exploratory visitors to the

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Raise the Glass – Bacchus Bash 

August 16, 2026

Scan the QR Code to purchase tickets.  Are you ready for the party of the year? Friends of Hot Springs National Park is hosting the first-ever Raise the Glass Bacchus Bash on Thursday, August 20, from 6:30 to 9 PM at The Vapors Live, 315 Park Avenue, Hot Springs.  “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” Hot Springs style! Enjoy delicious canapés from Secret Handshake, 501 Prime, The Vault, and J&S Hospitality. Dance to the

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About the Cover . . .  “ARKANSAS DIAMONDS” Photographer – Jeremy Rodgers 

July 8, 2026

Thriving Under Pressure:  Arkansas Diamonds Manager Lauren Hatten Discusses the Team’s Success and Goals  By Lana Pierce Fans (and future fans) of the Arkansas Diamonds: Tune in! Arkansas’s best indoor arena football team, established in Hot Springs as the “Wiseguys” before expanding this year, the Arkansas Diamonds are bringing back the hard-hitting entertainment. The sport’s popularity—and team’s fast-growing fan base—has made the Diamonds team a staple of local summertime tradition.  The Springs Magazine sat down with the

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Learn About Leaving a Legacy to Your Favorite Non-Profit 

July 8, 2026

Ashley Coldiron.  The Garland County Historical Society (in association with the Garland County Library) will present “Smart Charitable Giving” on Tuesday, July 28, at 1 PM at the Garland County Library, at 1427 Malvern Avenue, Hot Springs. People can attend in person or can view the program virtually on Facebook: Garland County Library or YouTube: Garland Co Library.  If you’re curious about or interested in leaving a legacy, at this program you can learn about the current ins and outs of

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Raise the Glass – Bacchus Bash 

July 8, 2026

Join Friends of Hot Springs National Park in celebration of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine and the arts, by raising your glass to help ‘raise the glass’ for the Maurice Bathhouse. Eight Bacchus heads adorn the walls of the historic 3rd-floor Roycroft den under the large stained-glass ceiling.   The Friends will host the first-ever Raise the Glass Bacchus Bash on Thursday, August 20, from 6:30 to 9 PM at The Vapors Live, 315

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“The Nutcracker”  Courtesy of Edmond Cooper Photo Design by Rhonda Panasenko  There’s something magical about this time of year in Hot Springs! As the holiday season draws near, the Hot Springs Children’s Dance Theatre Company is hard at work preparing for its annual production of “The Nutcracker”—a beloved holiday tradition that brings

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Feast Month – November 1 – 30 

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Fall Provides Perfect Weather for Hiking and Biking Our Trails 

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