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Eureka Springs 2008 Calendar of Events January January 25-26 Celtic Connection performs at The Auditorium. For more information visit www.papermoonattractions.com or www.eurekacelts.com January 25-26 10th Annual Robert Burns Night. For more information visit www.papermoonattractions.com or www.eurekacelts.com. January 25-27 15th Annual Eagle Watch on Beaver Lake. Ride the Belle of the Ozarks, departing from Rocky Branch Marina. 479-253-6200 or 800-552-3803 for reservations (required) and for complete schedule of events or visit www.estc.net/belle or email viator@ipa.net January 31 Mardi Gras Coronation Gala at the 1886 Crescent Hotel. For more information contact Dan Ellis at 479-981-9551 or email at Dan@Ureeka.org February February 1 Mardi Gras Grand Ball Masquerade and Dance at 8:00pm at the Basin Park Hotel. For more information contact Dan Ellis at 479-981-9551 or email at Dan@Ureeka.org February 2 Mardi Gras Parade at 3:00pm. For more information contact Dan Ellis at 479-981-9551 or email at Dan@Ureeka.org February 3 Mardi Gras Jazz Brunch at the Crystal Dining Room 11:00am to 2:00pm. For more information contact Dan Ellis at 479-981-9551 or email at Dan@Ureeka.org February 5 Mardi Gras Krazo Krawl (Pub Crawl) at 4:00pm. For more information contact Dan Ellis at 479-981-9551 or email at Dan@Ureeka.org February 9 5th Annual Valentine Ball presented by Eureka Health Care Volunteer Guild at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. February 16 Chocolate Lover’s Festival. A Valentine celebration of chocolate, lovers and lovers of chocolate. For more information, call 888-559-9914 or 479-253-7888, email crystal@clearspringsschool.org or visit www.eurekachocfest.org February 15-17 Valentine’s Diversity Weekend. For more information visit www.diversitypride.com or www.eurekapride.com or call 479-253-2555. February 22-24 2nd Annual Romancing the Springs Wedding Show at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. For more information call 800-638-7352. March March-December 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll begins March 8. The city’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679. March 7 Opening night for Pine Mountain Jamboree Music and Comedy Theater. Call 479-253-9156 for reservations and information. March 7 Opening night for Ozark Mountain Hoedown Music and Comedy Theater. Call 479-253-7725 for reservations and information. March 7-9 “Lenten Retreat” at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com. March 8 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The city’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 March 8 26th Annual Victorian Classic Road Race. 10K Run, 2-Mile Fun Run and 2-Mile Walk. Host hotel is the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks and will have parking for the races. For more information call Billy Batson at 479-253-5543 or 479-981-1791 or visit www.eurekaspringsrotaryclub.org. March 8 Souper Soup at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center from 11am–1pm. For more information call 479-253-9417 March 9 The Vic Olson Memorial Show of Beer Can & Breweriana Collectors. 9am to 2pm at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. For more information contact Erin Jones at erinjbrew1002@aol.com or visit www.bcca.com. March 14 12th Annual Spring Antique Trail Show Wine & Cheese Preview Sale 5:30pm-7:00pm. at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center, Hwy 62 W. For more information call 479-253-7551, email bakerdj@ipa.net or visit www.eurekaspringsantiqueshow.com. March 15-16 12th Annual Spring Antique Trail Show and Sale at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center, Hwy 62 W. For more information call 479-253-7551, email bakerdj@ipa.net or visit www.eurekaspringsantiqueshow.com. March 15 St. Patrick’s Day Parade at 2:00pm following the usual parade route down Spring St. For more information contact Dan Ellis at 479-981-9551 or email at Dan@Ureeka.org March 15 Grassy Knob Firehouse Chili Day. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Grassy Knob Volunteer Fire Department invites the public to their "Chilli Day" from 12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m. at its Community Center, 12307 Highway 187. Proceeds will benefit the fire department. Cost is adults $5, children under twelve $3. The public is also invited to participate in a salsa contest. For further information contact Iris Wheat at 253-1094. March 15-17 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Weekend. Special Irish menu in the Bean Palace Restaurant for breakfast and lunch Saturday and Sunday with live music from 11am-2pm Located at War Eagle Mill. Mill is open from 8:30 am-5 pm. For more information contact Sandy at 479-789-5343. ext. 304 or visit www.wareaglemill.com March 17 St Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl. Begins around 4:00pm March 22 18th Annual Eureka Springs Kite Festival at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge 10am-4pm. Located 7 miles south on Scenic Hwy. 23 South. For more information call KaleidoKites at 479-253-6596 or 888-836-6251 or email zizirogers@excite.com March 23 Easter Egg hunt at the Crescent Hotel at 1:00pm. Call 253-9766 for more info. March 23 32nd Annual Easter Egg hunt at War Eagle Mill at 2:00pm. Call 479-789-5343 for more info. March 23 Easter Sunday Service at The Great Passion Play at 7:00am. For more information call 800-882-7529 or visit www.greatpassionplay.com April April 4-6 Come celebrate Diversity in the Ozarks! For more information visit www.diversitypride.com or www.eurekapride.com or call 479-253-2555. April 10-13 Annual UFO Conference at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. For more information call Lucius Farish at 501-354-2558. visit www.ozarkufo.com or email ozarkufo@webtv.com April 12 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The city’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 April 17 ES High School Band and Choir performance at 7:00pm at the Auditorium. April 17-20 32nd Annual Springtime in the Ozarks. AA Convention at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. For more information visit http://nwarkaa.buildmy.ws/springtime.htm April 18-19 14th Annual Spring Carnegie Library Book Sale. For more information call 479-253-8754 or email to info@eurekalibrary.org. April 18-19 4th Annual Carving in the Ozarks Festival. Watch chain saw carvers in action! For more information contact David Blankenship at 479-253-2080, Leigh Spargur at 479-253-9100 or Carl Ennis at 479-253-8766 or visit www.carvingintheozarks.com April 19 19th Annual Carroll County Cruisers Car Show at Pine Mountain Village. The Mustang Show will share the village with the Cruisers again this year. For more information call Annie Stricherz at 479-253-8563 or Susan Brandt at 870-423-7928. April 20-26 ESSA Spring Session: Nature-Land-Art/Chris Fischer April 20 Ozarks Chorale Spring Concert at The Auditorium at 3:00pm. For more information call 888-855-7823 or visit www.theaud.org or www.eurekasprings.org. April 23 The 2nd Annual Tri-Angler Fishing Event. For more information contact the Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce office located in Pine Mountain Village, 800-638-7352 or anytime online at eurekaspringschamber.com. April 22-26 The Eureka Springs “Ride Rally Ride”. Five days, five different routes, one dinner. Just riding motorcycles through some of the most beautiful countryside in the state. For more information call Bryan Sumpter at 800-870-2529 or email edelweissinn@sbcglobal.net April 25-27 6th Annual “Clogging in the Natural State” Workshops, demonstrations and performances at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. April 25-28 Paradigm Dance performances at 7:30pm at the Auditorium. For more information visit www.theaud.org. April 28 The 14th Annual Migratory Birding Hike at Lake Leatherwood.Eureka Springs’ birding authority J. Pat Valentik will conduct a migratory birding hike at Lake Leatherwood near Eureka Springs on Sunday, April 27 beginning at 8:30 a.m. J. Pat Valentik can be reached at 479-981-0901 for additional information May May 1-31 May Festival of the Arts. For more information, call 888-855-7823 or visit www.eurekasprings.org May 1 National Day of Prayer Breakfast at 6:30am at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. May 1 National Day of Prayer Music & Prayer Celebration at 5:00pm at the Carroll County Fairgrounds Arena. May 2 From 6 to 8 pm travel Writer Jeff Greenwald, author of Shopping for Buddas and The Size of the World, and Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow resident author and Travel Writer, Mark Lewandowski, will be on hand for a nosh and wine reception and Q & A evening at the Writers Colony, 515 Spring Street. There is no charge. May 2-October 25 40th Annual Season of The Great Passion Play. For more information or reservations call 800-882-7529 or visit www.greatpassionplay.com May 2 & 3 Paradigm Dance performances at 7:30pm at the Auditorium. For more information visit. May 2-4 PT Cruiser Show at Pine Mountain Village. Parade on Saturday at 9 pm. For more information, call Tammie Runyon at 479-238-4979 or visit www.nwaptcruiserclub.com May 2-4 War Eagle Mill Antique Craft Show. Wide variety of crafts and food concessions. For more information call Zoe Caywood at 479-789-5343, visit www.wareaglemill.com or email info@wareaglemill.com May 2-4 Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge Arts & Crafts Fair. Located 7 miles south of Eureka Springs on Scenic Hwy 23 South. For more information contact Clif Jackson at 479-253-3790, visit www.turpentinecreek.org or email clif@turpentinecreek.org May 2-4 “Divine Mercy, Love That Heals” Retreat at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com May 3 ARTrageous Parade. This event officially opens the 2008 Eureka Springs May Festival of the Arts at 2:00pm. For more information call 888-855-7823 or visit www.eurekasprings.org May 4 4th Annual Books in Bloom Literary Festival. This is an annual event for adults and children featuring authors and book related professionals presented by the Carroll and Madison Public Library Foundation. For more information call 47870-423-5300 or visit www.booksinbloom.org. May 10 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 May 10 Annual Garden Club Plant Sale (Rain date-May 17) from 8am-noon in the parking lot of the Eureka Springs High School. For more information call 479-253-9021 or email vannancy@arkansas.net May 15 Poetluck is a potluck dinner and literary salon held the third Thursday of every month, January-November at The Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow in Eureka Springs. The public is invited and writers in all genres (fiction and non-fiction, songwriting), readers and listeners are encouraged to attend. Share dinner, hear our featured resident writers for 20 minutes, and then read up to four minutes of your own original work. Bring a potluck dish to share. May 16 White Street Walk. Historic White Street is the working address of several local artists who will welcome the public into their homes and studios to view their latest works. For more information, call 888-855-7823, visit www.eurekasprings.org or email cityaud@eurekasprings.org May 22-24 America in Bloom. Local garden contest May 12 – 16. For more information call 253-2227 May 23-25 ESSA Spring Session: PMC/Master Class- Metalsmith, Precious Metal/Clay, Jewelry/Fred Woell. May 29-June 1 Eureka Springs Blues Reunion. National and regional talents are present for a truly unique festival. Contact 888-855-7823 or visit www.eurekaspringsbluesfestival.com June June-Mid September Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Classic features new and old every Sunday evening in the parking lot at One (1) North Main St. For more information contact Charlotte at 479-981-1135. June 2-6 ESSA Session One: Oil Painting/Carol Peacock, Watercolor Collaging/Marlene Gremillion, Plein Air Architectural Renderings/Julie Kahn Valentine, Ceramics/Mark Rademacher, Wood Bowl Turning/Greg Thomas. June 4-July 30 The Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) art workshops, in various disciplines, 9am-4pm Monday-Friday. Call ESSA @ 479-253-5384 for more information. June 6-8 “Lover & Beloved” Retreat at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com. June 7 3rd Annual XTERRA Eureka Springs -- Off-Road Triathlon and Trail Run. The XTERRA Eureka Springs Off-Road Triathlon and Trail Run is part of the XTERRA America Tour. The triathlon will consist of a 0.5 mile swim, 13 mile mtn. bike and a 5 mile trail run. The trail running race is 3.5 miles. Come for the race -- stay for the charm and beauty of Eureka Springs. Visit http://www.eurekaspringsoffroadtriathlon.com for more information. June 9-13 ESSA Session Two: Bookmaking/Dolph Smith, Basic Jewelry Techniques/Judy Lee Carpenter, Metal Sculpture/Jim Wallace, Rug Hooking/Vicki Hardcastle, Chinese Brush Painting/Linda Shearer June 14 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 June 13-15 10th Annual Native American Festival & Pow-Wow. Located at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, 7 miles south on Scenic Hwy. 23 S. For more information call Clif Jackson at 479-253-3790, visit www.turpentinecreek.org or email tigers@turpentinecreek.org June 13-15 7th annual “Miatas at Eureka”. Participants from around the country come and join us is the enjoyment of the wonderful driving that is abundant in the Ozark mountains around Eureka Springs. For more information visit. June 14 14th Annual Street Rod & Custom Car Show at Pine Mountain Village. Show, parade, DJ with music, games and fun for the whole family. For more information call 479-981-0257. June 14 Eureka Shows Off Her Bloomers. Bi-annual garden show sponsored by the Eureka Springs Preservation Society. Rain date: June 15. More information TBA. June 16-20 ESSA Session Three: Pen & Ink/Barbara Robinson, Refining Jewelry Techniques/Judy Lee Carpenter, Sounding Sculptures-Ceramic Whistles/Laurie Spencer, Frame Loomed Twine Rugs/Arlone Folkers, Drummaking/Cynthia McDonald. June 20-July 18 Opera in the Ozarks, located at 16311 Hwy. 62 W. This opera season is recognized nationally and internationally as one of the finest. All seats reserved. For more information call 479-253-8595 email operaintheozarks@arkansas.net or visit www.opera.org June 23-27 ESSA Session Four: Magic of Still Life, Oil or Acrylic/Denise Ryan, Calligraphy/Charles Pearce, Colored Clay/Suzy Siegle & Mike Haley, Floral Painting in Mixed Media (Watercolor, Acrylic, Pencils & Pastels)/Deleen Davidson, Green Woodworking/Chair making/Joe Doster. June 27-29 “Come To The Quiet” Retreat at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com July July 4 Independence Day celebration at Turpentine Creek. For more information call Clif Jackson at 479-253-3790, visit www.turpentinecreek.org or email tigers@turpentinecreek.org July 5-11 Volusia Riders International Rally. For more information contact Mark Bailey at mdb000@sympatico.ca July 7-11 ESSA Session Five: Felting, Beginning to Advanced/Ruth Walker, Fused & Stained Glass/Judd Mann, Mixed Media/Embellished Crosses and Boxes/Jamie Froelich. July 11-14 “The Lessons of St. Francis” Retreat at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com July 14-16 ESSA Session Six (Youth Sessions) For Ages 12-17 Classes 9 am – 4 pm: Creative Dressmaking/Mary Tait, From Stencil to Screen/Jamie Tait, Stone Carving/John Remmers, Stained Glass/Mike Gibson, Drawing/Graphics/Chris Fischer. July 12 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679. July 17-19 ESSA Session Six (Youth Sessions) For Ages 12-17 Classes 9 am – 4 pm: Beginning Drawing & Painting/Vincent Reynolds, From Stencil to Screen/Jamie Tait, Air Brush Painting/David Rush, Working with Metal: Beatin’, Slashin’ and Bendin’/Ru Ann Ewing. July 18-20 10th Annual Eureka Springs Fat Tire Festival Mountain Bike Festival. Competitive and non-competitive cycling events. Cross country, downhill, short track, observed trials, bike parade, film fest and fun rides. Largest event of its kind in the central United States. Cash and prizes. Great fun for the whole family. For more information contact David Renko at 479-363-0625 or visit www.fattirefestival.com. July 21-25 ESSA Session Seven: Watercolor-Citiscapes/Richard Stephens, Spindle Spinning & Natural Dyeing/Eleanor Lux, Metalsmithing/Chainmaking/Steve Stramel, Life Drawing/Gary Simmons, Design Composition/Thad Flenniken. July 23–25 & July 28-August 1 (Special 8 day workshop) ESSA Session Seven: Wood-Raku-Pit-Fired & Wheel-Throwing and Hand Building/Laura Waters & Jim Wallace. July 25-27 “Fire of God” Retreat at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com July 25 & 26 Beaver Paddle Festival Canoe and Kayak Rally on Table Rock Lake/White River sponsored by the City of Beaver. For more information call the Beaver Recreational Vehicle Park at 479-253-5700 or visit www.beavertownrvparks.com July 28-August 1 ESSA Session Eight: Portrait Painting in Oil/Wendi La Fey, Metalsmithing, Precious Metals & Clay/Steve Stramel, Loom Weaving/Carrie Marry, Wooden Box Making/Doug Stowe. August August 1-2 14th Annual Yards & Yards of Yard Sales. Bargains all around town. For more information call 800-6EUREKA or visit www.eurekaspringschamber.com August 1-3 Summer Diversity Weekend. For more information visit www.diversitypride.com or call 479-253-2555. August 4-8 ESSA Session Nine: Pewtersmithing/Bill Derrevere, Collage & Assembly/Chris Fischer, Digital Photography/Susan Storch & John Rankine, Glass Beadmaking/Doug Powell, Ceramics-Effigies/Terry Russell. August 8-10 “Fire of God” Retreat at Little Portion Retreat & Training Center. For more information call 479-253-7379 or email raphaelhs@yahoo.com August 9 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679. August 8-12 3rd Annual Renagade Rally for Cruiser Scooters. Host motel is Travelers Inn. For more information contact Gary at 479-253-8386. August 21-24 6th Annual Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival. Local, regional and national talent performing bluegrass all around town. Festival includes workshops, band contest and a lot of pickin’. For more information, call 888-855-7823, visit www.eurekasprings.org or email cityaud@eurekasprings.org August 22-23 16th Annual VW Weekend at the Inn of the Ozarks. For more information call Dave Heilmann at 479-253-9866 or visit www.nwavwa.com. August 23 Zona Rosa writing workshop: Rosemary Daniell, author of "Zona Rosa: How Writing and Sisterhood Can Change Women's Lives" (www.zonarosa.com) will be returning to the Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow to present a writing workshop. Look for details to be posted as finalized at www.writerscolony.org or call 479-253-7444 September September 5th Annual Raycliff Manor Haunted Attraction at the Eureka Screams! Theater, located on 23 South. For more details, including dates, times, pricing, directions and coupon locations, please call our information line at 479-253-7887 or visit our web site at www.EurekaScreams.com. September 1-6 Carroll County Fair at the Carroll County Fairgrounds, Hwy. 21 N. Berryville, AR. For more information contact Dave Baker at 479-253-1159. September 5-7 38th Annual Eureka Springs Antique Automobile Festival. Hundreds of vintage classics compete for prizes and trophies. Includes show with parade. For more information call 800-6EUREKA or visit www.eurekaspringschamber.com September 6 The 1922 Bank Robbery Re-enactment after the antique car parade; the first time an automobile was used as getaway vehicle in a bank robbery. September 5-7 Ozark Mountain Gospel Festival. Featuring special guests and America’s Gospel Groups. For more information call 479-244-6088 or visit www.darry.us September 6-7 Wood Carvers Jamboree. Show hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm on Saturday and 10:00am to 3:00pm on Sunday at Pine Mountain Village. For more info call Bill at 918-251-8734. September 12-14 ESSA Fall Session: Leaping Into Bead Sculpture/Eleanor Lux, Digital Photography/Al Hooks. September 13 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 September 13 3’rd Annual Grape Crush Festival. For more information call Keel’s Creek at 479-253-WINE (9463). September 17-20 Scooting the Ozarks STO Scooter Rally. The "Scooting the Ozarks" STO Scooter Rally is for all scooter enthusiasts. With planned rides and events for scooters of all sizes, you will most definitely want to attend this one. For more information visit www.scootingtheozarks.com. September 17-21 8th Annual VROC Reunion. More info at www.vroc-reunion2007.com or email Dianna@Conwaycorp.net. September 19-20 Feat Fest. The 3rd annual celebration of the legendary band Little Feat. Friday and Saturday nights, Little Feat and guest-stars will appear at the City Auditorium with other performances around town. Feat Fest parade on Saturday. For more information call 888-855-7823 or email eurekafestivals@gmail.com September 26 & 27 The 5th Annual Cherokee Red Star Ancestor's Gourd Dance and Pow Wow will be held on September 26th and 27th, 2008 at the Cherokee Blue Spring in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. For more information, please visit the website www.redstargourd.com. September 26-28 Art’s Eye View “2008”. An art happening with 3 days of performance, exhibition & tours. For more information call 479-981-1135 or visit www.eurekaspringsartists.com September 26-28 Annual Artists Studio Tour. This is a 3 day, free, self-guided event. For more information visit www.eurekaspringsstudiotour.com. October October 5th Annual Raycliff Manor Haunted Attraction at the Eureka Screams! Theater, located on 23 South. For more details, including dates, times, pricing, directions and coupon locations, please call our information line at 479-253-7887 or visit our web site at www.EurekaScreams.com October 2-5 18th Annual Corvette Weekend. For more information call 417-862-7232 or visit www.eurekaspringscorvette.org October 3 John Michael Talbot concert at the Assembly of God Church in Berryville. For more information call 479-253-7379. October 12-18 Ministry Appreciation Days. For more information call 479-253-2603, visit www.kerusso.com or email outletstore@kerusso.com October 8-11 27th Annual Fall Carnegie Library Book Sale. For more information call 479-253-8754 or email at info@eurekalibrary.org October 9-12 Ozark Creative Writer’s Conference at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. For more information visit www.ozarkcreativewriters.org. October 11 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 October 16-19 Fall War Eagle Mill Antique Craft Show. Wide variety of food concessions. For more information call Zoe Caywood at 479-789-5343 or visit www.wareaglemill.com or email info@wareaglemill.com October 16-19 Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge Arts & Crafts Fair. Located 7 miles south of Eureka Springs on Scenic Hwy 23 South. For more information contact Clif Jackson at 479-253-3790 or visit www.turpentinecreek.org or email tigers@turpentinecreek.org. October 24 6th Annual Mad Hatter’s Ball fundraiser sponsored by The Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA). The Ball will be held at the Crescent Hotel. This event includes good food, auctions and dancing. Call ESSA @ 479-253-5384 for more information. October 25 13th Annual Howl-O-Ween Party at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge located 7 miles south of Eureka Springs on Scenic Highway 23. For more information call 479-253-5841, visit www.turpentinecreek.org, or email tigers@turpentinecreek.org. October 31 - November 2 Fall Diversity Weekend. . For more information visit www.diversitypride.com or call 479-253-2555 November November 6-8 61st Annual Ozark Folk Festival. For more information call 888-855-7823 or visit www.eurekasprings.org November 7-December 10 “A Season of Celebration” Holiday Shows at Pine Mountain Jamboree nightly except Sunday. Call 479-253-9156 for more info. November 8 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679. November 14 Wine and Cheese Preview Sale for the Fall Antique Show & Sale. For more information call 479-253-7551 or email bakerdj@ipa.net or visit www.eurekaspringsantiqueshows.com. November 14 & 15 Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend. For more information call 888-855-7823 or visit www.eurekasprings.org November 15-16 20th Annual Fall Antique Show & Sale at the Inn of the Ozarks. For more information call 479-253-7551, email bakerdj@ipa.net November 20 Thanksgiving Community Service at 7pm-8pm. Location TBA November 28 Santa in the Park. Visit with Santa Claus in Basin Park. For more information call 800-6EUREKA or visit www.eurekaspringschamber.com November 28-Christmas Senior Citizens Day Matinee at Pine Mountain Jamboree 2:00pm show time. December December 4 42nd Annual Silver Tea at the Crescent Hotel’s Crystal Dining Room from 2pm to 4pm. For more information call 479-253-8610. December 5 Eureka Springs Christmas Parade. This evening parade features floats, walkers, bands, and thousands of lights as it makes its way through downtown Eureka Springs. For more information call 800-6EUREKA or visit www.eurekaspringschamber.com December 6 Candlelight Tour of Homes. Tour Eureka’s Victorian homes presented by the Preservation Society. December 6 7th Annual Christmas Ball at the 1905 Basin Park Hotel Ballroom. Proceeds benefit the Eureka Springs Historical Museum. For more information call 479-253-9417. December 7-12 9th Annual Christmas at The Crescent. Arriving at the doorstep of this delightfully decorated Historic Hotel of America, guests are swept in by the jubilant breeze of Christmas. A time to look and listen…a time to share with your fellow travelers memories anew and it all starts on Sunday with “Santa’s Brunch”. For more information visit December 13 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. The City’s art galleries are joining forces to stage a monthly “Celebration of the Art of Eureka” 6pm to 9pm. For more information call Quicksilver at 479-253-7679 December 13 Eureka Springs Home for the Holidays Concert at the City Auditorium. For more information call 888-855-7823 or visit www.eurekasprings.org. |
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