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Hot Springs Arkansas Events
When the eagle returns to winter in the Ouachitas, the people rejoice. Note: all of the links below go off site to further information
Events and festivals held in Hot Springs celebrate the magic of nature, the diversity of Arkansas culture and the creativity and heritage of our people. Hot Springs hosts the nation's only annual Documentary Film Festival traditionally held every October, the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade held every March 17th, as well as the thoroughbred horse Racing Festival of the South (at Oaklawn Jockey Club from February through mid-April). But we are also internationally known for fine arts (join us on the first Friday of the month for walking tours of our downtown art galleries), performing arts and music festivals; popular cultural celebrations, and for our magestic avian guest, the American eagle, which makes his winter home in the beautiful Ouachita Mountains.
Events from May 9 to May 16View All Events
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Tickets: $13 for Adults and $5 for students through grade 12.
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This play is written by Ivan Menchell.
The tender story of three widows who have shared a great deal through their lives. The friendship continues as they go to the cemetery once a month to visit their husbands' graves. Then they meet Sam, the butcher. |
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Admission: Free to spectators; $15.00 pre-register, $20.00 day of show.
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Owners of classic, antique, custom trucks and cars and street rods are invited to enter their vehicles in this exciting competition. All vehicles will be judged within its appropriate class. 100-125 Cars and trucks are expected to be entered and on display. Tons of fun for everyone. Drawings for great prizes! Over 120 trophies, excellent prizes and drawings. Come join the fun. |
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Free admission. A great event for visitors and locals. Be sure to bring Mom out on her special weekend. See website for locator map.
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Over 35 artists will display & sell their work - see painters, potters, sculptors, ceramics, glass fusion, jewelers, watercolors, portrait and caricature artists! Strolling entertainment, youth artists and projects area, fresh bread, and face painting. Special adopt-a-pet and info area. Also, see Discarde D'Arte - a recycled sculpture contest – on the Greenway. |
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Enjoy a delectable brunch buffet surrounded by the beauty of Arkansas’ botanical garden – Garvan Woodland Gardens. Adding to the Garden ambiance will be the lyrical sounds of jazz provided by a variety of local musicians. The menu and caterer, as well as the entertainment, will change each month. Cost is $20 plus tax for members of Garvan Gardens and $25 plus tax for non-members. Advance reservations and pre-payment required. Price includes the meal, entertainment, and admission to the Gardens. |
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Tickets will be sold at the door for a minimum $5 donation and is open to the public with all proceeds will fund general expenses for the HSGC Shelter.
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Come join the benefit of the Humane Society of Garland County with a Silent and Live Auction. |
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Cost is $12 for members and $15 for non-members. Seating is limited. Pre-payment required.
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Enjoy traditional English tea, including tasty scones, crumpets, finger sandwiches and delectable desserts, the second Tuesday of each month at 3 p.m. in the Pratt Welcome Center or on the Veranda, weather permitting. A different theme and selection of foods will be offered each month. |
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Antique Walk 
4-8pm
100 Block of Central Avenue - Downtown Hot Springs
Contact: Davis Tillman
501-624-4083
| May 16, 2008
Arts, Entertainment, Outdoors, Nightlife |
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Tillman's Antiques, celebrating twenty-five years in the 100 block, has been joined by the new shops - Rampant Lion, Art-Tiques, Manor House Antiques and Joan Good Antiques of Royal Street, New Orleans. These dealers hope to attract others who will expand Antique Row further into the Historic District and create an area whose reputation for fine antiques will be unmatched in the Mid-South.
Antique Row with over 15 shops, two restaurants and a hotel also includes wonderful upscale boutiques featuring ladies clothing, decorative accessories, jewelry, linens, gourmet food, luxury bath items and a children's store. Restaurants include the Colonial Pancake and Waffle House celebrating its forty-fifth year in the 100 block who has expanded its menu to include plate lunches and Jernigan's Restaurant celebrating their 12th year on the 100 block serving up traditional southern favorites.
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