NOTES OF INTEREST:
-..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Carroll County is under a burn ban until further notice.
-If you did not receive (via email) the August CAPC Newsletter and would like to, please let me know. The Newsletter will go out during the first week of each month. It contains financials, news, information and events from the CAPC office. Karen@eurekasprings.org
-Applications for 2008 Marketing Support Funds (SEED) are available at the CAPC office. All applications are due October 1, 2007
We have a request for a donation of a room for two for one night for use in a raffle connected to the United Way of Fort Smith's campaign fund raising efforts. This would be on a space-available basis. Who will step up to the plate for this worthy charity? Email ken@eurekasprings.org
- There will be a rerun of HGTVs "If Walls Could Talk" @ 6pm on Aug 30th.... about the history of 11 Singleton House B & B...in the last 15 minutes of show. Are you working on the history of your property? Watch for Michele McDonald, Travis Walls, Paula Adkins, and Barb Gavron.
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-JOIN JOHN MICHAEL TALBOT and the Brothers and Sisters of Charity in song during the 30th Anniversary of Resurrection Chapel at Little Portion Retreat Center on Sunday, Sept 2 at 2 pm. Mass will precede this at 11 and a noon complimentary finger-food lunch, music by local talent and informational booths. John Michael will provide the music at the 11 am mass and at 2 pm along with a history and rededication of the chapel. Open House will start on Saturday at 1:30 pm; then 5pm Richard Ims, guitar, will lead praise and worship for Christians of all denominations before the 6 pm prayer walk on MORE Mountain followed by discussions and intercessory prayers. Come for all or parts of either day! Free Gift Upon Arrival! We look forward to seeing you. For additional information please call 253-7379.
-ATTENTION SPECIAL EVENTS PROMOTERS AND ORGANIZORS: Please contact Deborah Rose (info@deblinsevents.com) to be added to a mailing list to receive information regarding the Mayor's Tourism Advisory Committee. Please put "Special Events" in the subject line.
-September 3: On Labor Day, 1977, Mary Ellen Sheard opened "Crystal Gardens Antiques" at 190 Spring Street. She is planning a party for others to celebrate with her. Please stop by to say, "Hello" and enjoy refreshments -- 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-EVERY MONDAY: Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginner's meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
11:00 am: Habitat tours begin at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. Tours given hourly. Please call 253-5841 for info.
-Noon: Don O'Barr performs on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:30 pm: Awards reception featuring participants of the Holiday Island Art Show at The Barn. Please call 253-7534.
-5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-5:00 pm: Feeding time for the big cats at Turpentine Creek.
-7:00 pm: Umzimba performs at the New Delhi Café. (Bellydancing.)
-Ladies Night at Michael's Center Street Pub and Shawbee's.
FRIDAY:
-Annual Labor Day Art Show at The Barn on Holiday Island. 253-7534 for info.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: War Eagle Mill products fish fry at the Basin Park Hotel. Entertainment provided by the Hogscalders.
-4:00 pm: Gospel Music Celebration begins at the Great Passion Play. Performing today will be The Anchormen Quartet, The Relation Quartet, The Bilderbacks and The Homesteaders. Please call 253-9200 for additional information.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Pearl Brick and Kristar of the Universe perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Green Mountain Grass performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-9:00 pm: DJ Kyle Egan will be at Henri's.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-Black & Blue perform at Jack's Place.
SATURDAY:
-Art Show continues in The Barn on Holiday Island.
-10:00 am: Featuring women only, art will be on display in Basin Spring Park for "Spring Street Sweethearts" day.
-10:00 am: Book signing featuring local authors Ron Horton and Sharon Laborde Horton at Eureka Thyme Gallery and Gifts in The Quarter on Van Buren Street.
-11:00 am: Music begins in Basin Spring Park honoring the "Spring Street Sweethearts." Performers include, Emily Katz, Sarah Hughes, Susan Shore, Catherine Reed and Opal Fly.
-4:00 pm: Performing at the Gospel Music Celebrations at the Great Passion Play will be Crabb Rivival, The Texans and The Sounds of Victory. Please call 253-9200 for information.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Opal Fly and the Bastard Jazz Brass All Stars perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Live music in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-The Hogscalders performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-9:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-9:00 pm: Black and Blue perform at Jack's Place.
SUNDAY:
-9:00 am: The Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Catherine Reed performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Opal Fly and the Bastard Jazz Brass All Stars perform during the afternoon at the New Delhi Café.
-4:00 pm: Grammy Award winning artist, CARMAN performs during the Gospel Music Celebration at the Great Passion Play.
-4:00 pm: Benefit for Cajun & Paula at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-5:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Open Jam at Michael's Center Street Pub.
-"Dusk:" Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Pirates of the Caribbean-Dead Man's Chest," and "Raising Arizona" musical entertainment provided by The One ups. Everything happens in the parking lot on North Main Street.
MONDAY: (HAPPY LABOR DAY!) Public offices, Post Office and banks will be closed today.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-The Carroll County Fair begins today.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
-Bike Night at the Pied Piper Pub.
TUESDAY:
-The Carroll County Fair continues today. Tonight is Family Night.
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
-Sept 8: Ozark Mountain Gospel Music Festival.
-Sept 8: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Sept 14: FeatFest begins.
-Sept 15: 2nd Annual Crush Festival at Keels Creek Winery.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Thursday, August 23, 2007
CALENDAR OF EVENTS AUGUST 23-29, 2007
NOTES OF INTEREST:
-Carroll County is under a burn ban until further notice.
-If you did not receive (via email) the August CAPC Newsletter and would like to, please let me know. The Newsletter will go out during the first week of each month. It contains financials, news, information and events from the CAPC office. Karen@eurekasprings.org
-Applications for 2008 Marketing Support Funds (SEED) are available at the CAPC office. All applications are due October 1, 2007.
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-September 3: On Labor Day, 1977, Mary Ellen Sheard opened "Crystal Gardens Antiques" at 190 Spring Street. She is planning a party for others to celebrate with her. Please stop by to say, "Hello" and enjoy refreshments -- 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
-Main Stage Creative Community Center will off after-school art programs for children 7 to 18 years old. Please call 253-8060 or 981-1510 to register.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-The Cottage Inn Restaurant will be closed the weekend of August 23-26.
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginner's meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-Noon and 5 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony and the Basin Park Hotel.
-5:00 pm: Customer Appreciation Day and Salute to Bobby Miller at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-6:00 pm: Watermelon Social and sneak preview of talent performing during the Bluegrass Festival. A very special guest arrives at Basin Spring Park at 7:30 pm.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Shawbee's and Michael's Pub.
-8:00 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the Pied Piper Pub.
FRIDAY:
-15th Annual Volkswagen Weekend begins today. Everything happens at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention.
-5th Annual Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival continues today. Pickin' all over town. Tickets on sale at the Auditorium all weekend. 253-7788.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: War Eagle Mill products fish fry at the Basin Park Hotel. Entertainment provided by the Hogscalders.
-1:00 pm: Bluegrass pre-show at THE Auditorium
-1:30 pm: Sam Bush, The Tennessee Gentlemen and The Buffalo City Ramblers perform at THE Auditorium. Ticket info 253-7788.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Taverne.
-6:30 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Bluegrass pre-show at THE Auditorium.
-7:00 pm: Sam Bush, Ronnie Reno and Old School perform at THE Auditorium. 253-7788.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-7:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Arkamo Rangers performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-8:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: Burnett and Taylor perform at Henri's.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place 2nd Anniversary party.
SATURDAY:
-Volkswagen Weekend continues. Cars on display at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center.
-Bluegrass Festival continues. Call 253-7788 for ticket info.
-10:00 am: Bluegrass competition begins in Basin Spring Park.
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the Pied Piper Pub.
-1:00 pm: Bluegrass pre-show begins at THE Auditorium.
-1:30 pm: Ronnie Reno, The Tennessee Gentlemen and Old School perform at THE Auditorium.
-3:00 pm: Volkswagen parade thru downtown.
-6:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Bluegrass pre-view show begins at THE Auditorium.
-7:00 pm: Marty Stuart, Ronnie Reno and The Buffalo City Ramblers perform at THE Auditorium.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-The Hogscalders perform at Michael's Center Street Pub.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-The Arkamo Rangers perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
SUNDAY:
-9:00 am: The Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Chad Martin performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-10:00 am: Arkansas Red performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:30 pm: Bluegrass pre-show at THE Auditorium.
-2:00 pm: Bluegrass Festival Gospel Show at the Auditorium. Performers include The McClung Family, The Williams Family, The Nelson Family, Ozark Alliance and special guest, Mare Winninngham.
-2:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Afternoon performance by The Sideshow Tramps at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Opal Fly and the Bastard Jazz Brass All Stars perform during the afternoon at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Colgate Country Countdown talent search at the Ozark Mountain Hoedown. 253-9156 for additional info.
-Dusk: Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Waiting for Guffman" Entertainment provided by The Awesome Possums.
-Open jam at Michael's Center Street Pub.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 31: Gospel Music Celebration at the Great Passion Play.
-Sept 1: Spring Street Sweethearts' Day.
-Sept 3: Carroll County Fair begins.
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
-Sept 8: Ozark Mountain Gospel Music Festival.
-Sept 8: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Sept 14: FeatFest begins.
-Sept 15: 2nd Annual Crush Festival at Keels Creek Winery.
-Carroll County is under a burn ban until further notice.
-If you did not receive (via email) the August CAPC Newsletter and would like to, please let me know. The Newsletter will go out during the first week of each month. It contains financials, news, information and events from the CAPC office. Karen@eurekasprings.org
-Applications for 2008 Marketing Support Funds (SEED) are available at the CAPC office. All applications are due October 1, 2007.
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-September 3: On Labor Day, 1977, Mary Ellen Sheard opened "Crystal Gardens Antiques" at 190 Spring Street. She is planning a party for others to celebrate with her. Please stop by to say, "Hello" and enjoy refreshments -- 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
-Main Stage Creative Community Center will off after-school art programs for children 7 to 18 years old. Please call 253-8060 or 981-1510 to register.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-The Cottage Inn Restaurant will be closed the weekend of August 23-26.
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginner's meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-Noon and 5 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony and the Basin Park Hotel.
-5:00 pm: Customer Appreciation Day and Salute to Bobby Miller at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-6:00 pm: Watermelon Social and sneak preview of talent performing during the Bluegrass Festival. A very special guest arrives at Basin Spring Park at 7:30 pm.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Shawbee's and Michael's Pub.
-8:00 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the Pied Piper Pub.
FRIDAY:
-15th Annual Volkswagen Weekend begins today. Everything happens at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention.
-5th Annual Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival continues today. Pickin' all over town. Tickets on sale at the Auditorium all weekend. 253-7788.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: War Eagle Mill products fish fry at the Basin Park Hotel. Entertainment provided by the Hogscalders.
-1:00 pm: Bluegrass pre-show at THE Auditorium
-1:30 pm: Sam Bush, The Tennessee Gentlemen and The Buffalo City Ramblers perform at THE Auditorium. Ticket info 253-7788.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Taverne.
-6:30 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Bluegrass pre-show at THE Auditorium.
-7:00 pm: Sam Bush, Ronnie Reno and Old School perform at THE Auditorium. 253-7788.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-7:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Arkamo Rangers performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-8:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: Burnett and Taylor perform at Henri's.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place 2nd Anniversary party.
SATURDAY:
-Volkswagen Weekend continues. Cars on display at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center.
-Bluegrass Festival continues. Call 253-7788 for ticket info.
-10:00 am: Bluegrass competition begins in Basin Spring Park.
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the Pied Piper Pub.
-1:00 pm: Bluegrass pre-show begins at THE Auditorium.
-1:30 pm: Ronnie Reno, The Tennessee Gentlemen and Old School perform at THE Auditorium.
-3:00 pm: Volkswagen parade thru downtown.
-6:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: The Sideshow Tramps perform at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Bluegrass pre-view show begins at THE Auditorium.
-7:00 pm: Marty Stuart, Ronnie Reno and The Buffalo City Ramblers perform at THE Auditorium.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-The Hogscalders perform at Michael's Center Street Pub.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-The Arkamo Rangers perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
SUNDAY:
-9:00 am: The Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Chad Martin performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-10:00 am: Arkansas Red performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:30 pm: Bluegrass pre-show at THE Auditorium.
-2:00 pm: Bluegrass Festival Gospel Show at the Auditorium. Performers include The McClung Family, The Williams Family, The Nelson Family, Ozark Alliance and special guest, Mare Winninngham.
-2:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Afternoon performance by The Sideshow Tramps at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Opal Fly and the Bastard Jazz Brass All Stars perform during the afternoon at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Colgate Country Countdown talent search at the Ozark Mountain Hoedown. 253-9156 for additional info.
-Dusk: Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Waiting for Guffman" Entertainment provided by The Awesome Possums.
-Open jam at Michael's Center Street Pub.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 31: Gospel Music Celebration at the Great Passion Play.
-Sept 1: Spring Street Sweethearts' Day.
-Sept 3: Carroll County Fair begins.
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
-Sept 8: Ozark Mountain Gospel Music Festival.
-Sept 8: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Sept 14: FeatFest begins.
-Sept 15: 2nd Annual Crush Festival at Keels Creek Winery.
Friday, August 17, 2007
Actress Mare Winningham brings ’Jewgrass’ to Arkansas
By Danielle Berrin, Contributing Writer JewishJournal.com
Mare Winningham is about to make Jewish history.
On Aug. 26 at the Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival, the Torah will meet Southern spirituals when Winningham becomes the first Jewish cowgirl singer to headline the earth-shakin', soul-savin' "Sunday Gospel" show.
"I know Kinky Friedman did his Jew cowboy stuff, but I don't think anybody's done Jewgrass," said the 48-year-old actress who has garnered Emmy and Oscar nominations. "Since I discovered Judaism, I was writing songs for God and learning Israeli folk songs and Hebrew songs."
Her Jewish journey since converting in 2003 will continue in Arkansas when she performs her unique brand of folk music from her recent album "Refuge Rock Sublime," a project born at last year's festival that combines Jewish psalms, prayers and poems with an amalgam of blues, jazz and country.
Winningham received a 1996 Oscar nomination for her role as a country music star in "Georgia," and has regularly performed country-tinged folk in nightclubs. In August 2006, when she was in Arkansas filming the upcoming drama "War Eagle," hundreds of musicians rolled into town for the Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival, the Woodstock of bluegrass. With her guitar in hand, Winningham joined the musical frolic.
"All the musicians were booked into [our] hotel and they were playing everywhere, in the lobby ... in the hallways, by the pool -- everyone was ... passing guitars and sharing songs."
Her own acoustic renderings caught the attention of renowned instrumentalist Tim Crouch. When they discovered a shared passion and vision for the genre, they made plans to convert traditional bluegrass to "Jewgrass," a distinctive melding of her Jewish country songs interlaced with his instrumentals on the fiddle, mandolin and banjo, for her album.
The actress grew up in a Catholic home before developing doubts about her faith. After enrolling in an Introduction to Judaism course at American Jewish University (formerly University of Judaism) in 2001, she converted to Judaism.
"Refuge Rock Sublime" reflects her ensuing spiritual journey and the profound connection she feels towards Jewish life and values.
"I was so deeply affected by something God says to David, about how 'the recitation of one of your psalms will mean more to me than thousands of sacrifices in the temple' and I thought, how great to sing a song for God and how great if it could be a folk song, because it's inclusive and it's better with more people singing."
While in New York this summer starring in an off-Broadway play, Winningham soaked up Jewish life ("I went to seven synagogues") and set her sights on temples as a forum for engaging the Jewish community with her new sound.
Winningham hopes to prove that implicit in folk music is a strong sense of community: "I want to impart 'What Would David Do'; in answer to when things are bad, when it's hard, it is our obligation to choose life and to face it with joy -- that's something I'd love to continue to sing about."
Mare Winningham is about to make Jewish history.
On Aug. 26 at the Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival, the Torah will meet Southern spirituals when Winningham becomes the first Jewish cowgirl singer to headline the earth-shakin', soul-savin' "Sunday Gospel" show.
"I know Kinky Friedman did his Jew cowboy stuff, but I don't think anybody's done Jewgrass," said the 48-year-old actress who has garnered Emmy and Oscar nominations. "Since I discovered Judaism, I was writing songs for God and learning Israeli folk songs and Hebrew songs."
Her Jewish journey since converting in 2003 will continue in Arkansas when she performs her unique brand of folk music from her recent album "Refuge Rock Sublime," a project born at last year's festival that combines Jewish psalms, prayers and poems with an amalgam of blues, jazz and country.
Winningham received a 1996 Oscar nomination for her role as a country music star in "Georgia," and has regularly performed country-tinged folk in nightclubs. In August 2006, when she was in Arkansas filming the upcoming drama "War Eagle," hundreds of musicians rolled into town for the Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival, the Woodstock of bluegrass. With her guitar in hand, Winningham joined the musical frolic.
"All the musicians were booked into [our] hotel and they were playing everywhere, in the lobby ... in the hallways, by the pool -- everyone was ... passing guitars and sharing songs."
Her own acoustic renderings caught the attention of renowned instrumentalist Tim Crouch. When they discovered a shared passion and vision for the genre, they made plans to convert traditional bluegrass to "Jewgrass," a distinctive melding of her Jewish country songs interlaced with his instrumentals on the fiddle, mandolin and banjo, for her album.
The actress grew up in a Catholic home before developing doubts about her faith. After enrolling in an Introduction to Judaism course at American Jewish University (formerly University of Judaism) in 2001, she converted to Judaism.
"Refuge Rock Sublime" reflects her ensuing spiritual journey and the profound connection she feels towards Jewish life and values.
"I was so deeply affected by something God says to David, about how 'the recitation of one of your psalms will mean more to me than thousands of sacrifices in the temple' and I thought, how great to sing a song for God and how great if it could be a folk song, because it's inclusive and it's better with more people singing."
While in New York this summer starring in an off-Broadway play, Winningham soaked up Jewish life ("I went to seven synagogues") and set her sights on temples as a forum for engaging the Jewish community with her new sound.
Winningham hopes to prove that implicit in folk music is a strong sense of community: "I want to impart 'What Would David Do'; in answer to when things are bad, when it's hard, it is our obligation to choose life and to face it with joy -- that's something I'd love to continue to sing about."
Thursday, August 16, 2007
CALENDAR OF EVENTS AUGUST 16-22, 2007
NOTES OF INTEREST:
Carroll County is under a burn ban until further notice.
-AUGUST 17: A public hearing will be held at City Hall at 6:00 pm. Topic of discussion will be identifying and prioritizing the needs of the City of Eureka Springs.
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-Main Stage Creative Community Center will off after-school art programs for children 7 to 18 years old. Please call 253-8060 or 981-1510 to register.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginners meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-2007 Scootercade concludes today. Thanks for making Eureka Springs your vacation spot and we hope to see you next year!
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Bike Night at the Pied Piper Pub. The Hogscalders will provide entertainment in the Cathouse Lounge.
-6:30 pm: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Featured guests are Rosemary Daniell and Debra Kirschner, Brad Williams and Loni Todoroki. Bring a dish to share. Call Jane if you have any questions. 253-7444.
-7:00 pm: Belly dancing featuring Umzimba at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Shawbee's and Michael's Center Street Pub.
FRIDAY:
-Noon: War Eagle products fish fry at the Basin Park Hotel. The Hogscalders perform on the balcony.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Taverne.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders return to the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Sarah Hughes performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-The Green's perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
SATURDAY:
-5:00 pm: O.D. Sherrill will be signing prints in the Sacred Arts Center at the Great Passion Play.
-6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the Anglers Grill.
-Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Sarah Hughes performs at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Hog Molly performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at the Lumberyard and Shawbee's.
-9:00 pm: A&W perform at Henri's.
-Live music at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
SUNDAY:
-9:00 am: The Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Chad Martin performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-The Hogscalders perform at the New Delhi Café.
-Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Raising Arizona" on North Main Street. Entertainment provided by Mountain Sprout.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 23: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins.
-Aug 23: Watermelon Social with Bluegrass music preview.
-Aug 24: Eureka Springs Volkswagen Weekend begins.
-Aug 26: Colgate Country Countdown at the Ozark Mountain Hoedown.
-Aug 26: "Waiting for Guffman" at the Starlight Cinema.
-Aug 31: Gospel music at the Great Passion Play.
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
-Sept 15: 2nd Annual Crush Festival at Keels Creek Winery.
Carroll County is under a burn ban until further notice.
-AUGUST 17: A public hearing will be held at City Hall at 6:00 pm. Topic of discussion will be identifying and prioritizing the needs of the City of Eureka Springs.
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-Main Stage Creative Community Center will off after-school art programs for children 7 to 18 years old. Please call 253-8060 or 981-1510 to register.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginners meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-2007 Scootercade concludes today. Thanks for making Eureka Springs your vacation spot and we hope to see you next year!
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Bike Night at the Pied Piper Pub. The Hogscalders will provide entertainment in the Cathouse Lounge.
-6:30 pm: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Featured guests are Rosemary Daniell and Debra Kirschner, Brad Williams and Loni Todoroki. Bring a dish to share. Call Jane if you have any questions. 253-7444.
-7:00 pm: Belly dancing featuring Umzimba at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Shawbee's and Michael's Center Street Pub.
FRIDAY:
-Noon: War Eagle products fish fry at the Basin Park Hotel. The Hogscalders perform on the balcony.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Taverne.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders return to the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Sarah Hughes performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-The Green's perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
SATURDAY:
-5:00 pm: O.D. Sherrill will be signing prints in the Sacred Arts Center at the Great Passion Play.
-6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the Anglers Grill.
-Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Sarah Hughes performs at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Hog Molly performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at the Lumberyard and Shawbee's.
-9:00 pm: A&W perform at Henri's.
-Live music at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
SUNDAY:
-9:00 am: The Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Chad Martin performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-The Hogscalders perform at the New Delhi Café.
-Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Raising Arizona" on North Main Street. Entertainment provided by Mountain Sprout.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 23: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins.
-Aug 23: Watermelon Social with Bluegrass music preview.
-Aug 24: Eureka Springs Volkswagen Weekend begins.
-Aug 26: Colgate Country Countdown at the Ozark Mountain Hoedown.
-Aug 26: "Waiting for Guffman" at the Starlight Cinema.
-Aug 31: Gospel music at the Great Passion Play.
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
-Sept 15: 2nd Annual Crush Festival at Keels Creek Winery.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Spring Street Sweethearts!!!
Eureka Springs Sweethearts Day Celebrates Suffragette Anniversary
– If suffragette Charlotte Woodward were alive to see "Spring Street Sweethearts Day" in Eureka Springs on September 1, 2007, she would be proud all over again. 87 years ago this week she cast her first vote proudly when women won the vote throughout the nation. The First Annual Spring Street Sweethearts Day in Eureka Springs celebrates the anniversary with an entire day of free women's music and art in the park.
The celebration, free and open to the public, is from 10 am until 6 pm in Basin Spring Park in historic downtown Eureka Springs. Visitors can see the paintings, glass work and sculptures of local female artists and watch them at their craft. The artists include Lindy Ray, Fran Carlin, Laura Waters, Jamie Froelich, Barb Kerbox, Paula Tyndale, Katie Keck, Vickie Rose, Carol Saari, Ginger Crump and Elizabeth Wolf.
The music begins at 11 am and includes nationally known singers such as Sarah Hughes and Susan Shore as well as local favorites Catherine Reed, Emily Kaitz and Opal Fly.
Sarah Hughes is no stranger to fans of music in the Ozarks. She was recently named 2007 Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year at the Northwest Arkansas Music Awards. Previous awards from the same organization include Band, Album, and Female Vocalist of the Year. The Ozark Music Awards have similarly smiled on Ms. Hughes, naming her Folk Artist, Songwriter, Female Vocalist, Folk Band, and Performer of the Year between 2004 and 2006.
Susan Shore is similarly nationally known and an engagingly offbeat performer. A native of Iowa, she now makes her home in Northwest Arkansas. Shore is a "songwriter with rare depth and wisdom who can successfully relate her own Midwestern experiences to a wide, diverse audience," according to the Daily Iowan.
In case of rain the event will move to The Gem (lower level of the City Auditorium.) For information on Spring Street Sweethearts Day, call 479-253-2586 or 888-855-7823. For details on Eureka Springs tourism, call 866-947-4387 or go online at www.eurekasprings.org.
– If suffragette Charlotte Woodward were alive to see "Spring Street Sweethearts Day" in Eureka Springs on September 1, 2007, she would be proud all over again. 87 years ago this week she cast her first vote proudly when women won the vote throughout the nation. The First Annual Spring Street Sweethearts Day in Eureka Springs celebrates the anniversary with an entire day of free women's music and art in the park.
The celebration, free and open to the public, is from 10 am until 6 pm in Basin Spring Park in historic downtown Eureka Springs. Visitors can see the paintings, glass work and sculptures of local female artists and watch them at their craft. The artists include Lindy Ray, Fran Carlin, Laura Waters, Jamie Froelich, Barb Kerbox, Paula Tyndale, Katie Keck, Vickie Rose, Carol Saari, Ginger Crump and Elizabeth Wolf.
The music begins at 11 am and includes nationally known singers such as Sarah Hughes and Susan Shore as well as local favorites Catherine Reed, Emily Kaitz and Opal Fly.
Sarah Hughes is no stranger to fans of music in the Ozarks. She was recently named 2007 Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year at the Northwest Arkansas Music Awards. Previous awards from the same organization include Band, Album, and Female Vocalist of the Year. The Ozark Music Awards have similarly smiled on Ms. Hughes, naming her Folk Artist, Songwriter, Female Vocalist, Folk Band, and Performer of the Year between 2004 and 2006.
Susan Shore is similarly nationally known and an engagingly offbeat performer. A native of Iowa, she now makes her home in Northwest Arkansas. Shore is a "songwriter with rare depth and wisdom who can successfully relate her own Midwestern experiences to a wide, diverse audience," according to the Daily Iowan.
In case of rain the event will move to The Gem (lower level of the City Auditorium.) For information on Spring Street Sweethearts Day, call 479-253-2586 or 888-855-7823. For details on Eureka Springs tourism, call 866-947-4387 or go online at www.eurekasprings.org.
Thursday, August 9, 2007
CALENDAR OF EVENTS AUGUST 9-15, 2007
NOTES OF INTEREST:
-August 11: JAZZ MAFIA –7 p.m. Free concert on Berryville Square. "An Evening of Live Music Under the Stars"
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginners meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-9:00 am: Kid's Day at the Eureka Springs Farmers Market.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Bike night at the Pied Piper Pub. Entertainment provided by The Hogscalders and Rich Berry.
-6:30 pm: Umzimba (belly dancing) performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Michael's Center Street Pub and Shawbee's.
-8:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the Tiki Torch.
FRIDAY:
-10:00 am: Culinary Class with Karen Gros. Reservations are required. 253-7461.
-Noon: War Eagle Mills products fish fry during lunch and dinner at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Jimmy Wells performs in Basin Spring Park.
-Noon: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Basin Spring Park.
-2:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs in Basin Spring Park.
-5:00 pm: Artist's reception featuring Cheryl Lockstone at Gryphon's Roost Day Spa and Gallery.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs in the Grand Taverne at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Anglers' Grill.
-Robbie Blender performs at Micheal's Center Street Pub.
-7:00 pm: Live entertainment at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Rich Berry performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-The Ben Miller Band performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-10:00 am: Culinary Class with Karen Gros. Reservations are required. 253-7461.
-Noon: 2nd Annual writing workshop at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. For registration and more information, please call Jane at 253-7444.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Susan Shore performs in Basin Spring Park.
-1:00 pm: Jones Van Jones performs at the Art Colony on North Main St.
-1:00 pm: David Geneson performs in Basin Spring Park.
-2:00 pm: Kariann & Michael Schwade perform in Basin Spring Park.
-2:30 pm: The Ozone Players perform at the Art Colony.
-4:00 pm: Emily Johnson & Chandra Chappell perform at Sow's Ear & Books.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. Register to win at $500.00 gift certificate. Participating galleries are indentified by "Art of Eureka Host" banners.
-6:30 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live entertainment at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Noah Earle performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-9:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-9:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
-The Bel Aires performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
SUNDAY:
-Scootercade begins today.
-9:00 am: Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Catherine Reed performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-The Maia Archote Band with Johnann Wagner performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Benefit for Crissy at Michael's Center Street Pub. Call 253-7147 for info.
-Dusk: Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Happy Feet."
MONDAY:
-Scootercade continues.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
TUESDAY:
-Scootercade continues.
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-Scootercade continues.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-5:30 pm: Meet, great and book signing featuring Norris Church Mailer at the New Delhi Café.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 19: "Raising Arizona" at the Lucky 13 Cinema.
-Aug 23: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins.
-Aug 23: Watermelon Social with Bluegrass music preview.
-Aug 24: Eureka Springs Volkswagen Weekend begins.
-Aug 26: Colgate Country Countdown at the Ozark Mountain Hoedown.
-Aug 26: "Waiting for Guffman" at the Starlight Cinema.
-Aug 31: Gospel music at the Great Passion Play.
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
-August 11: JAZZ MAFIA –7 p.m. Free concert on Berryville Square. "An Evening of Live Music Under the Stars"
-August 29: Eureka Springs Historical Museum Annual Meeting. 6:00 pm at the Museum.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com or call 253-4060.
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginners meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-9:00 am: Kid's Day at the Eureka Springs Farmers Market.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Bike night at the Pied Piper Pub. Entertainment provided by The Hogscalders and Rich Berry.
-6:30 pm: Umzimba (belly dancing) performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Michael's Center Street Pub and Shawbee's.
-8:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the Tiki Torch.
FRIDAY:
-10:00 am: Culinary Class with Karen Gros. Reservations are required. 253-7461.
-Noon: War Eagle Mills products fish fry during lunch and dinner at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Jimmy Wells performs in Basin Spring Park.
-Noon: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Basin Spring Park.
-2:00 pm: Rachel Fields performs in Basin Spring Park.
-5:00 pm: Artist's reception featuring Cheryl Lockstone at Gryphon's Roost Day Spa and Gallery.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs in the Grand Taverne at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Anglers' Grill.
-Robbie Blender performs at Micheal's Center Street Pub.
-7:00 pm: Live entertainment at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Rich Berry performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-The Ben Miller Band performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-10:00 am: Culinary Class with Karen Gros. Reservations are required. 253-7461.
-Noon: 2nd Annual writing workshop at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. For registration and more information, please call Jane at 253-7444.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Susan Shore performs in Basin Spring Park.
-1:00 pm: Jones Van Jones performs at the Art Colony on North Main St.
-1:00 pm: David Geneson performs in Basin Spring Park.
-2:00 pm: Kariann & Michael Schwade perform in Basin Spring Park.
-2:30 pm: The Ozone Players perform at the Art Colony.
-4:00 pm: Emily Johnson & Chandra Chappell perform at Sow's Ear & Books.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll. Register to win at $500.00 gift certificate. Participating galleries are indentified by "Art of Eureka Host" banners.
-6:30 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live entertainment at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Noah Earle performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-9:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-9:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
-The Bel Aires performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
SUNDAY:
-Scootercade begins today.
-9:00 am: Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Catherine Reed performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Noon: Rachel Fields performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-The Maia Archote Band with Johnann Wagner performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Benefit for Crissy at Michael's Center Street Pub. Call 253-7147 for info.
-Dusk: Lucky 13 Cinema presents "Happy Feet."
MONDAY:
-Scootercade continues.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
-Hospitality Workers Appreciation Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
TUESDAY:
-Scootercade continues.
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-Scootercade continues.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-5:30 pm: Meet, great and book signing featuring Norris Church Mailer at the New Delhi Café.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 19: "Raising Arizona" at the Lucky 13 Cinema.
-Aug 23: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins.
-Aug 23: Watermelon Social with Bluegrass music preview.
-Aug 24: Eureka Springs Volkswagen Weekend begins.
-Aug 26: Colgate Country Countdown at the Ozark Mountain Hoedown.
-Aug 26: "Waiting for Guffman" at the Starlight Cinema.
-Aug 31: Gospel music at the Great Passion Play.
-Sept 7: Antique Automobiles arrive in Eureka Springs.
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Calendar of Events Aug 2 - 8
NOTES OF INTEREST
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginners meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on ..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-9:00 am: Kid's Day at the Eureka Springs Farmers Market.
-Noon-3 and 5-8 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Bike night at the Pied Piper Pub. Entertainment provided by The Hogscalders.
-6:30 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
-8:00 pm: Vocal Camp Solo Recital at Inspiration Point. 253-8595.
-Murphy Birthday Jam at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies Night and Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard.
FRIDAY:
-7:00 am: Yards and Yards of Yard Sales begin today. Maps are available at various locations around town including the Chamber of Commerce, the Transit/ Visitor's Information office and the Eureka Springs Historical Museum.
-Summer Diversity Weekend begins today. We will list as many events as we have here, but the complete schedule is in The Citizen.
-Fire of God seminar/lecture at Little Portion Retreat Center. 253-7379.
-Noon: War Eagle Mills products fish fry during lunch and dinner at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs in the Grand Taverne at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: King and Queen Drag Show at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Diversity Welcome Mixer at Caribe.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: "Cinderella" at Inspiration Point. 253-8595.
-8:00 pm: Diversity Dance party at the Tiki Torch.
-9:00 pm: Diversity Underground Dance at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Lil Dave Thompson performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-10:00 pm: Dj and dancing at Henri's.
SATURDAY:
-7:00 am: Yards and Yards of Yard Sales continues today.
-Summer Diversity Weekend continues. Please check printed schedule for events not listed here.
-Fire of God lecture continues at Little Portion Retreat Center. 253-7379.
-11:00 am: Vocal Camp Choral Concert at Inspiration Point. 253-8595.
-Noon: Acra Turner performs at The Art Colony on North Main Street.
-Noon: Off-the-Wall performs in Basin Spring Park.
-1:00 pm: Mary Caroline Jeppsen at the Art Colony.
-1:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in Basin Spring Park.
-6:00 pm: DPR Reception at Henri's.
-6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Live music at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Diversity Dance party at the Tiki Torch.
-8:00 pm: Diversity dance and social at Caribe.
-Livingston Hollow & BE/NON perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Diversity dance and DJ at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: Robbie Walker Drag Show at Henri's.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Diversity dance and DJ at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: After hours breakfast at the New Delhi Café until 3:00 am.
SUNDAY:
-Summer Diversity continues today.
-9:00 am: Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Arkansas Red performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Fire of God seminar continues today at Little Portion Retreat Center.
-Grand Opening of the Internet Hub at 153 East Van Buren. 981-1320 for more info.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:30 pm: Christopher Parker performs at the New Delhi Café.
-5:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-Mountain Sprout performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Dusk:: Lucky 13 Cinema presents "The Birds."
MONDAY:
-1:30 pm: Meet and greet for founder and CEO of the Great All American Road Show at Pine Mountain Village. For more info, call 253-8737.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
TUESDAY:
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-5:00 pm: Open jam session during "Something Souper" at the New Delhi Café.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 10: Culinary classes with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-Aug 11: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Aug 12: Scootcade begins.
-Aug 12: Scootercade begins.
-Aug 12: "Happy Feet" at the Lucky 13 Cinema.
-Aug 19: "Raising Arizona" at the Lucky 13 Cinema.
-Aug 23: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins.
-Aug 24: Eureka Springs Volkswagen Weekend begins.
-Public tours will be offered at Castle Rogue's Manor. For reservations and additional info, visit www.castleroguesmanor.com
-EVERY MONDAY: (Beginning July 9) Josie Yerby will be facilitating a beginners meditation class. Breathing and crystal meditations will be explored. 5:30 – 6:30 pm at the Little Red Caboose on ..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-EVERY TUESDAY: (Beginning July 10) Kit Shepperd will be teaching "Clear Work", an emotional, physical and spiritual clearing technique that assists in opening the pathways to greater health and well-being. 2:00 – 4:00 pm at the Little Red Caboose on Van Buren St. 253-0222.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Firm Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Appreciate Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 am-noon: The Eureka Springs Farmers Market at Pine Mountain Village.
-Every Friday and Saturday at 6:00 pm, Historic Tales of Downtown Eureka Springs and the Ghosts of the Basin Park Hotel. Call 253-7837 for additional info and tickets.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. Also Monday at 3:00 pm at Holiday Island. Please call 870-480-9148 for additional information.
THURSDAY:
-9:00 am: Kid's Day at the Eureka Springs Farmers Market.
-Noon-3 and 5-8 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Bike night at the Pied Piper Pub. Entertainment provided by The Hogscalders.
-6:30 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Ladies Night at Michael's Center Street Pub.
-8:00 pm: Vocal Camp Solo Recital at Inspiration Point. 253-8595.
-Murphy Birthday Jam at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies Night and Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard.
FRIDAY:
-7:00 am: Yards and Yards of Yard Sales begin today. Maps are available at various locations around town including the Chamber of Commerce, the Transit/ Visitor's Information office and the Eureka Springs Historical Museum.
-Summer Diversity Weekend begins today. We will list as many events as we have here, but the complete schedule is in The Citizen.
-Fire of God seminar/lecture at Little Portion Retreat Center. 253-7379.
-Noon: War Eagle Mills products fish fry during lunch and dinner at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs in the Grand Taverne at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: King and Queen Drag Show at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Diversity Welcome Mixer at Caribe.
-Don O'Barr performs at the Angler's Grill.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: "Cinderella" at Inspiration Point. 253-8595.
-8:00 pm: Diversity Dance party at the Tiki Torch.
-9:00 pm: Diversity Underground Dance at Eureka Live.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Lil Dave Thompson performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's.
-10:00 pm: Dj and dancing at Henri's.
SATURDAY:
-7:00 am: Yards and Yards of Yard Sales continues today.
-Summer Diversity Weekend continues. Please check printed schedule for events not listed here.
-Fire of God lecture continues at Little Portion Retreat Center. 253-7379.
-11:00 am: Vocal Camp Choral Concert at Inspiration Point. 253-8595.
-Noon: Acra Turner performs at The Art Colony on North Main Street.
-Noon: Off-the-Wall performs in Basin Spring Park.
-1:00 pm: Mary Caroline Jeppsen at the Art Colony.
-1:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in Basin Spring Park.
-6:00 pm: DPR Reception at Henri's.
-6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Live music at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Live music at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Diversity Dance party at the Tiki Torch.
-8:00 pm: Diversity dance and social at Caribe.
-Livingston Hollow & BE/NON perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Diversity dance and DJ at Eureka Live.
-9:00 pm: Robbie Walker Drag Show at Henri's.
-Blue Moon performs at Jack's Place.
-Diversity dance and DJ at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: After hours breakfast at the New Delhi Café until 3:00 am.
SUNDAY:
-Summer Diversity continues today.
-9:00 am: Eureka Springs Sunday Market opens on North Main Street.
-10:00 am: Arkansas Red performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-10:00 am: Brunch offered at The Gazebo 253-9551, the Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Café Soleil 253-2345, Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Forest Hill 253-2422.
-Fire of God seminar continues today at Little Portion Retreat Center.
-Grand Opening of the Internet Hub at 153 East Van Buren. 981-1320 for more info.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:30 pm: Christopher Parker performs at the New Delhi Café.
-5:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-Mountain Sprout performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Dusk:: Lucky 13 Cinema presents "The Birds."
MONDAY:
-1:30 pm: Meet and greet for founder and CEO of the Great All American Road Show at Pine Mountain Village. For more info, call 253-8737.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies Night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Free pool at Shawbee's.
TUESDAY:
-3-7:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:30 pm: UFO/crop circles/phenomena group meets at the Holiday Island Clubhouse.
-7:00 pm: Line dancing at The Barn on Holiday Island.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ladies night at Eureka Live.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour with Mary at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill. Karaoke begins at 9:00.
-5:00 pm: Open jam session during "Something Souper" at the New Delhi Café.
-Baby Back Ribs and Texas Hold Em' Poker at the Basin Park Hotel.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Aug 10: Culinary classes with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-Aug 11: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Aug 12: Scootcade begins.
-Aug 12: Scootercade begins.
-Aug 12: "Happy Feet" at the Lucky 13 Cinema.
-Aug 19: "Raising Arizona" at the Lucky 13 Cinema.
-Aug 23: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins.
-Aug 24: Eureka Springs Volkswagen Weekend begins.
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