Another Great weekend of music in Basin Spring Park for this weekend:
Thursday July 31st
Hillbenders – A Special Dance in the Park after Dark, Thursday. FREE. Bring the kids and dance to the new incarnation of the Arkamo Rangers~! 8pm – 10pm
www.hillbenders.com
myspace.com/hillbenders
Saturday August 2nd
Noon – Mountain Sprout www.myspace.com/mountainsprout7
1pm – Korey Mattox
2pm – Awesome Possums
3pm – Cletus Got Shot http://www.myspace.com/cletusgotshot
4pm – Effron White http://www.myspace.com/effronwhitemusic
Sunday August 3rd
Noon – Brent Pierce
1pm – Jones Van Jones
2pm – Adler & Hearne www.myspace.com/adlerandhearne
3pm – Cross-Eyed Child
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS JULY 30- AUG 5, 2008
NOTES OF INTEREST:
-TODAY 1-6:00 pm: Community blood drive at Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. Sponsored by the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE.
-Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) is offering a 4-harness beginners weaving class during session eight/July 28-August1. The instructor, Carrie Marry, would like to open the class up to any and all weavers interested in spending 5 days at the loom. Perhaps you are a weaver who could benefit from having an experienced teacher at your side as you tackle a new project. ESSA has beautiful looms to weave on or you may bring your own. There is a materials fee but that would be waived if you were bringing your own yarns. Tuition is $275.00 Call ESSA at 479.253.5384 to register or call the instructor Carrie Marry at 479.253.2383 for more in formation about the class.
-Now thru August 15: Purchase a spot for your pet in the 2009 Good Shepherd Humane Society pet calendar. Go to the Doggy Shop or email doggythriftstores@yahoo.com for details.
-Blessing of the Animals. Local churches will be asked to remember all God's creatures and pass a collection plate for the animals housed at the Shelter.
-It's time to sign up for Yards and Yards of Yard Sales. The two-day event begins on August 1st. $15.00 registration fee. To be included on the map, (but, not in numerical order) go to the Chamber of Commerce TODAY. 253-8737.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Monday at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Wednesday 4-9:00 pm, All You Can Eat Catfish at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Every Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Poker tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
THURSDAY:
-Session Seven and special 8-day workshops continue at Eureka Springs School of the Arts. (ESSA)
-10:30 am: "Picture This." Create a picture frame from materials collected in the forest. Withrow Springs State Park. Call 479-559-2593 for additional information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
FRIDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat begins. "Fire of God" will be the retreat subject. Call 253-7379 for information.
-10:45 am: "Skins and Skulls." Interactive lecture about the furry creatures that inhabit the forest. Withrow Springs State Park.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: "Where Are You?" Interactive lecture to help you learn how to find your way around the forest. Withrow Springs State Park.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Revival of the healing traditions of Eureka Springs ceremony at Magnetic Springs. Bring drums, lawn chairs and pot-luck dish to share. Call 253-6963 for additional information.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-Jerry Runnersmith performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Shack Rats perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-As Iz performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon, Henri's and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
SATURDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues.
-8:00 am: Lewis and Clark Outfitters Canoe and Kayac Rally begins with a pancake breakfast ($5.00) at Lake Leatherwood City Park. Demos, interactive events, classes until 3:00 pm. Call 479-756-1344 for additional details.
-11:00 am: Brunch service available at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Noon: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live entertainment begins at Basin Spring Park. Entertainers every hour. Today's schedule is; Jimmy Wells, Flip-Off Pirates, Awesome Possums, Maia Archote and Glen McKenzie & The Road Kings.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-4:30 pm: "Color of Nature" hike at Withrow Springs State Park.
-6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mike Blackwell and David Singleton perform at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: "Bugs Alive." Interactive lecture at Withrow Springs State Park.
-Barbed Wire performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:45 pm: "Eye Spy" Interactive nighttime hike at Withrow Springs State Park.
-Flip-Off Pirates perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's, Lumberyard and Henri's.
SUNDAY:
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Arkansas Red performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Maurine Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Today's entertainers (in order of appearance) in the band shell at Basin Spring
Park are; Catherine Reed, Rachel Fields, The Eureka Street Buskers and Jeff Lee.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch Nascar at Rick's Firehouse Pub and/or Ollie's.
-5:00 pm: Benefit auction, open jam and $1.00 beer for Chuck Onofrio begins at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:30 pm: The fun begins on North Main Street at the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Tonight's film is "Spiderwick Chronicles" and musical entertainment by The Fabulous Hogscalders.
MONDAY:
-Session Eight Workshops begin at ESSA. Call 253-5384 for registration information.
-9:30 am: Terri and Brian Kinder perform at the Carnegie Public Library. This free event is suitable to children of all ages. Call 253-8754 for info.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 30: The Young Continentals perform at First Christian Church.
-Jul 31: Oscar Pryor Weiner Day. Wear your t-shirts! J
-Jul 31: Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting of the Planer Hill Park and Ride.
-Aug 1: Summer Diversity Weekend begins.
-Aug 1: Yards and Yards of Yards Sales begins.
-Aug 2: Ultimate Songwriters Workshop begins.
-Aug 6: Supermagna Motorcycle rally begins.
-Aug 9: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Aug 10: PawPourri Picnic opens Dog Days of Summer.
-Aug 15: Gala Paw-looza
-Aug 21: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins
-Aug 22: Volkswagen Weekend begins.
-TODAY 1-6:00 pm: Community blood drive at Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. Sponsored by the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE.
-Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) is offering a 4-harness beginners weaving class during session eight/July 28-August1. The instructor, Carrie Marry, would like to open the class up to any and all weavers interested in spending 5 days at the loom. Perhaps you are a weaver who could benefit from having an experienced teacher at your side as you tackle a new project. ESSA has beautiful looms to weave on or you may bring your own. There is a materials fee but that would be waived if you were bringing your own yarns. Tuition is $275.00 Call ESSA at 479.253.5384 to register or call the instructor Carrie Marry at 479.253.2383 for more in formation about the class.
-Now thru August 15: Purchase a spot for your pet in the 2009 Good Shepherd Humane Society pet calendar. Go to the Doggy Shop or email doggythriftstores@yahoo.com for details.
-Blessing of the Animals. Local churches will be asked to remember all God's creatures and pass a collection plate for the animals housed at the Shelter.
-It's time to sign up for Yards and Yards of Yard Sales. The two-day event begins on August 1st. $15.00 registration fee. To be included on the map, (but, not in numerical order) go to the Chamber of Commerce TODAY. 253-8737.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Monday at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Wednesday 4-9:00 pm, All You Can Eat Catfish at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Every Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Poker tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
THURSDAY:
-Session Seven and special 8-day workshops continue at Eureka Springs School of the Arts. (ESSA)
-10:30 am: "Picture This." Create a picture frame from materials collected in the forest. Withrow Springs State Park. Call 479-559-2593 for additional information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
FRIDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat begins. "Fire of God" will be the retreat subject. Call 253-7379 for information.
-10:45 am: "Skins and Skulls." Interactive lecture about the furry creatures that inhabit the forest. Withrow Springs State Park.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: "Where Are You?" Interactive lecture to help you learn how to find your way around the forest. Withrow Springs State Park.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Revival of the healing traditions of Eureka Springs ceremony at Magnetic Springs. Bring drums, lawn chairs and pot-luck dish to share. Call 253-6963 for additional information.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-Jerry Runnersmith performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Shack Rats perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-As Iz performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon, Henri's and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
SATURDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues.
-8:00 am: Lewis and Clark Outfitters Canoe and Kayac Rally begins with a pancake breakfast ($5.00) at Lake Leatherwood City Park. Demos, interactive events, classes until 3:00 pm. Call 479-756-1344 for additional details.
-11:00 am: Brunch service available at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Noon: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live entertainment begins at Basin Spring Park. Entertainers every hour. Today's schedule is; Jimmy Wells, Flip-Off Pirates, Awesome Possums, Maia Archote and Glen McKenzie & The Road Kings.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-4:30 pm: "Color of Nature" hike at Withrow Springs State Park.
-6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mike Blackwell and David Singleton perform at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: "Bugs Alive." Interactive lecture at Withrow Springs State Park.
-Barbed Wire performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Mountain Sprout performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:45 pm: "Eye Spy" Interactive nighttime hike at Withrow Springs State Park.
-Flip-Off Pirates perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's, Lumberyard and Henri's.
SUNDAY:
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Arkansas Red performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Maurine Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Today's entertainers (in order of appearance) in the band shell at Basin Spring
Park are; Catherine Reed, Rachel Fields, The Eureka Street Buskers and Jeff Lee.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch Nascar at Rick's Firehouse Pub and/or Ollie's.
-5:00 pm: Benefit auction, open jam and $1.00 beer for Chuck Onofrio begins at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:30 pm: The fun begins on North Main Street at the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Tonight's film is "Spiderwick Chronicles" and musical entertainment by The Fabulous Hogscalders.
MONDAY:
-Session Eight Workshops begin at ESSA. Call 253-5384 for registration information.
-9:30 am: Terri and Brian Kinder perform at the Carnegie Public Library. This free event is suitable to children of all ages. Call 253-8754 for info.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 30: The Young Continentals perform at First Christian Church.
-Jul 31: Oscar Pryor Weiner Day. Wear your t-shirts! J
-Jul 31: Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting of the Planer Hill Park and Ride.
-Aug 1: Summer Diversity Weekend begins.
-Aug 1: Yards and Yards of Yards Sales begins.
-Aug 2: Ultimate Songwriters Workshop begins.
-Aug 6: Supermagna Motorcycle rally begins.
-Aug 9: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Aug 10: PawPourri Picnic opens Dog Days of Summer.
-Aug 15: Gala Paw-looza
-Aug 21: Eureka Springs Bluegrass Festival begins
-Aug 22: Volkswagen Weekend begins.
Monday, July 28, 2008
It was a HOT weekend!
Yes, Saturday was close to unbearably hot and humid. Fortunately it did not keep people away from Eureka Springs! Music in Basin Spring Park was wonderful as usual.
Jimmy Wells kicked it off at noon with his incredible guitar playing. If you have not heard his rendition of the 60's Stones song "Paint it Black" you are missing out!
At 1:00p.m. the unique fusion sounds of The Flip-Off Pirates could be heard all around town. These guys were really something!
At 2:00p.m. Rachiel Fields and Larry Brick graced us with some wonderfully Original tunes. Man can they jam!
At 3:00p.m. we heard from Maia Archote. She won 1st place at last years Singer/Songwriter contest at our Folk Festival. And we just found out she auditioned for American Idol and advanced to the second stage! Good luck Maia, we love you!
The day was closed out with the Honky-Tonk Country sounds of Glen McKenzie and the Road Kings. These guys really put on a show!
Sunday we got a bit of a reprieve from the heat and it was only in the lower 90's. There were not as many people in Basin Spring Park, probably since the news forecast was for 99+ degrees.
At noon Catherine Reed played some really great tunes. She plays a mean guitar and can sing too!
At 1:00p.m. Rachiel Fields and Larry Brick were back at it again. I thought they were good on Saturday, but Sunday's performance blew that away!
At 2:00p.m. we heard from the Eureka Street Buskers, Steve Jones and Willy Jones. Nope, no relation. You might remember Willy Jones for starting up the Eureka Springs Blues Festival all those years ago. They played some good old traditional blues.
At 3:00p.m. the day was closed out with the original music of Jeff Lee. Take old cowboy ballads and give them a modern twist and that was the music. Great stuff!
So, if you were unable to attend the past weekend's music in Basin Spring Park, you missed out. But fear not, we will be doing it all over again this coming weekend. Be sure to check the blog later in the week for the upcoming schedule.
Jimmy Wells kicked it off at noon with his incredible guitar playing. If you have not heard his rendition of the 60's Stones song "Paint it Black" you are missing out!
At 1:00p.m. the unique fusion sounds of The Flip-Off Pirates could be heard all around town. These guys were really something!
At 2:00p.m. Rachiel Fields and Larry Brick graced us with some wonderfully Original tunes. Man can they jam!
At 3:00p.m. we heard from Maia Archote. She won 1st place at last years Singer/Songwriter contest at our Folk Festival. And we just found out she auditioned for American Idol and advanced to the second stage! Good luck Maia, we love you!
The day was closed out with the Honky-Tonk Country sounds of Glen McKenzie and the Road Kings. These guys really put on a show!
Sunday we got a bit of a reprieve from the heat and it was only in the lower 90's. There were not as many people in Basin Spring Park, probably since the news forecast was for 99+ degrees.
At noon Catherine Reed played some really great tunes. She plays a mean guitar and can sing too!
At 1:00p.m. Rachiel Fields and Larry Brick were back at it again. I thought they were good on Saturday, but Sunday's performance blew that away!
At 2:00p.m. we heard from the Eureka Street Buskers, Steve Jones and Willy Jones. Nope, no relation. You might remember Willy Jones for starting up the Eureka Springs Blues Festival all those years ago. They played some good old traditional blues.
At 3:00p.m. the day was closed out with the original music of Jeff Lee. Take old cowboy ballads and give them a modern twist and that was the music. Great stuff!
So, if you were unable to attend the past weekend's music in Basin Spring Park, you missed out. But fear not, we will be doing it all over again this coming weekend. Be sure to check the blog later in the week for the upcoming schedule.
Monday, July 21, 2008
What a warm weekend!
Well, it was a warm one this past weekend. For those of you who attended our Dance in the Park After Dark last Friday night, thanks! I am sure you had a blast! If you did not attend, you really missed out.
Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks put on a wonderful show! Even as hot as it was many people actually danced! It was so much fun I bet there are a few still recovering!
Music on Saturday in Basin Park was much fun and well attended. We want to give a shout out of thanks to Cletus Got Shot from Fayetteville for gracing our stage. It was refreshing to have something a little different! I really cannot say what you'd call the genre they are but I would say Bluegrass-a-Billy is the only way to describe them.
Sunday was a scorcher and I don't blame anyone who stayed in the air conditioning. It looks like summer has finally reared its ugly head. At least we have four distinct seasons here in Eureka Springs. I know much of the rest of the US isn't so lucky. And believe you me, I have been to places that had only 2 seasons: Hot and Hotter!
More music to come this weekend, we'll keep you updated!
Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks put on a wonderful show! Even as hot as it was many people actually danced! It was so much fun I bet there are a few still recovering!
Music on Saturday in Basin Park was much fun and well attended. We want to give a shout out of thanks to Cletus Got Shot from Fayetteville for gracing our stage. It was refreshing to have something a little different! I really cannot say what you'd call the genre they are but I would say Bluegrass-a-Billy is the only way to describe them.
Sunday was a scorcher and I don't blame anyone who stayed in the air conditioning. It looks like summer has finally reared its ugly head. At least we have four distinct seasons here in Eureka Springs. I know much of the rest of the US isn't so lucky. And believe you me, I have been to places that had only 2 seasons: Hot and Hotter!
More music to come this weekend, we'll keep you updated!
Thursday, July 17, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS JULY 17-23, 2008
NOTES OF INTEREST:
-Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) is offering a 4-harness beginners weaving class during session eight/July 28-August1. The instructor, Carrie Marry, would like to open the class up to any and all weavers interested in spending 5 days at the loom. Perhaps you are a weaver who could benefit from having an experienced teacher at your side as you tackle a new project. ESSA has beautiful looms to weave on or you may bring your own. There is a materials fee but that would be waived if you were bringing your own yarns. Tuition is $275.00 Call ESSA at 479.253.5384 to register or call the instructor Carrie Marry at 479.253.2383 for more in formation about the class.
-Now thru August 15: Purchase a spot for your pet in the 2009 Good Shepherd Humane Society pet calendar. Go to the Doggy Shop or email doggythriftstores@yahoo.com for details.
-Blessing of the Animals. Local churches will be asked to remember all God's creatures and pass a collection plate for the animals housed at the Shelter.
-It's time to sign up for Yards and Yards of Yard Sales. The two-day event begins on August 1st. $15.00 registration fee. To be included on the map, go to the Chamber of Commerce no later that July 21. 253-8737.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Monday at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Poker tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
THURSDAY:
-10:45 am: "Skins and Skulls" at Withrow Springs State Park. An interactive lecture about the furry creatures that live in the woods. Call 479-559-2593 for information. Withrow Springs State Park is located about 20 miles south of Eureka Springs on highway 23.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: "Caves 101." Interactive cave exploration at Withrow Springs State Park. This adventure is suitable for all skill levels.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Tonight's guest is Gillian Daly. Bring a dish to share. Call 253-7444 for info.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "The Mikado." Call 253-8595 for ticket information.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
FRIDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat begins. Call 253-7379 for information.
-10:30 am: "Poisonous or Not?" An interactive hike around Withrow Springs State Park learning which plants are good and which are not. Call the Park for more information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: 2008 Fat Tire Festival begins with a non-competitve Black Bass Street Fun Ride that starts at Harmon Park. Casual cyclists welcome!
-1:00 pm: "Where Are You?" An interactive lecture regarding not getting lost. Withrow Springs State Park.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-Downhill practice and competitive cross country pre-rides during the afternoon. (A Fat Tire event.)
-5:00 pm: Pre-registration begins at Harmon Park for the Fat Tire Festival.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Phat Tire Short Track race begins at Harmon Park. A Fat Tire event. (This is the 1st competitive event)
-7:00 pm: Main Stage Creative Community Center presents, "Macbeth" in THE Gem below THE Auditorium. Admission is $5.00 at the door.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "La Boheme."
-8:00 pm: Dance in the Park After Dark. Dance in Basin Spring Park to the tunes of Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-RJ Mischo performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: Fat Tire After-Party at Sparky's.
-The Pope County Bootleggers perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: Darrell Ray performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at Jack's Place.
SATURDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues.
-7:30 am: Registration begins at Lake Leatherwood for the Fat Tire races.
-9:00 am: Fat Tire competition begins at Lake Leatherwood.
-10:00 am: Children's Fun Ride at the Leatherwood Sports Field.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's entertainers include; Cross-Eyed Child, Emily Kaitz, Ozone Players, Gere and Black & Blues and Cletus Got Shot.
-2:00 pm: Pokey LaFarge performs at the New Delhi Café.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:30 pm: "Picture This." An interactive workshop creating picture frames for objects found in the woods. Withrow Springs State Park.
5:00 pm: "Bugs Alive." An interactive hike to meet the bugs that make Withrow Springs State Park their home.
-5:00 pm: Pre-registration for Sunday's Fat Tire competition begins at the Pied Piper Pub.
6:00 pm: Shakepeare in the Park presents, Midsummer's Night Dream."
-6:30 pm: Opal Fly performs at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: "Eye Spy." An interactive night hike around Withrow Springs State Park. Learn about the woodland creatures that come out at night.
-Dash Hamil performs at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
-Jason Ricci & New Blood perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Cletus Got Shot performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at Jack's Place.
SUNDAY:
-Little Portion retreat continues.
-7:00 am: Registration for today's Fat Tire events begins at THE Auditorium.
-9:00 am: "Race to the Lake" begins. (A Fat Tire event.)
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Maureen Alexander performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live entertainment begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's talent includes; Opal Fly, Jones Van Jones, Don O'Barr and Lany.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-1:00 pm: Children's Race at Lake Leatherwood Sports Field. (A Fat Tire event.)
-2:00 pm: Final awards ceremony for the 2008 Fat Tire Festival. Lake Leatherwood.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Opal Fly performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch Nascar at the Lumberyard, Ollie's or Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-5:30 pm: Shakespeare in the Park presents, "Midsummer's Night Dream."
-6:00 pm: JR & the Juniors perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:30 pm: Festivities begin on North Main Street for the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Tonight's film is "Gone With the Wind." Musical entertainment provided by Opal Fly and the Faery Pranksters. Contest will be teams making dresses out of curtains.
MONDAY:
-Session Seven Workshops at Eureka Springs School of the Arts begin. Call 253-5384 for registration information.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:30 pm: Chamber music concert at Opera in the Ozarks.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Laura Reed performs at Chelsea's Pub and Pizza Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-Special Session (8-day) Workshop begins at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 25: Little Portion Retreat
-Jul 26: Lewis & Clark Outfitters Paddle, Kayak and Canoe Festival.
-Jul 27: Lucky 13 Cinema
-Jul 30: The Young Continentals perform at First Christian Church.
-Jul 31: Oscar Pryor Weiner Day. Wear your t-shirts! J
-Aug 1: Summer Diversity Weekend begins.
-Aug 1: Yards and Yards of Yards Sales begins.
-Aug 2: Ultimate Songwriters Workshop begins.
-Aug 6: Supermagna Motorcycle rally begins.
-Aug 9: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Aug 10: PawPourri Picnic opens Dog Days of Summer.
-Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) is offering a 4-harness beginners weaving class during session eight/July 28-August1. The instructor, Carrie Marry, would like to open the class up to any and all weavers interested in spending 5 days at the loom. Perhaps you are a weaver who could benefit from having an experienced teacher at your side as you tackle a new project. ESSA has beautiful looms to weave on or you may bring your own. There is a materials fee but that would be waived if you were bringing your own yarns. Tuition is $275.00 Call ESSA at 479.253.5384 to register or call the instructor Carrie Marry at 479.253.2383 for more in formation about the class.
-Now thru August 15: Purchase a spot for your pet in the 2009 Good Shepherd Humane Society pet calendar. Go to the Doggy Shop or email doggythriftstores@yahoo.com for details.
-Blessing of the Animals. Local churches will be asked to remember all God's creatures and pass a collection plate for the animals housed at the Shelter.
-It's time to sign up for Yards and Yards of Yard Sales. The two-day event begins on August 1st. $15.00 registration fee. To be included on the map, go to the Chamber of Commerce no later that July 21. 253-8737.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Monday at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Poker tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
THURSDAY:
-10:45 am: "Skins and Skulls" at Withrow Springs State Park. An interactive lecture about the furry creatures that live in the woods. Call 479-559-2593 for information. Withrow Springs State Park is located about 20 miles south of Eureka Springs on highway 23.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: "Caves 101." Interactive cave exploration at Withrow Springs State Park. This adventure is suitable for all skill levels.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Tonight's guest is Gillian Daly. Bring a dish to share. Call 253-7444 for info.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "The Mikado." Call 253-8595 for ticket information.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
FRIDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat begins. Call 253-7379 for information.
-10:30 am: "Poisonous or Not?" An interactive hike around Withrow Springs State Park learning which plants are good and which are not. Call the Park for more information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: 2008 Fat Tire Festival begins with a non-competitve Black Bass Street Fun Ride that starts at Harmon Park. Casual cyclists welcome!
-1:00 pm: "Where Are You?" An interactive lecture regarding not getting lost. Withrow Springs State Park.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-Downhill practice and competitive cross country pre-rides during the afternoon. (A Fat Tire event.)
-5:00 pm: Pre-registration begins at Harmon Park for the Fat Tire Festival.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Phat Tire Short Track race begins at Harmon Park. A Fat Tire event. (This is the 1st competitive event)
-7:00 pm: Main Stage Creative Community Center presents, "Macbeth" in THE Gem below THE Auditorium. Admission is $5.00 at the door.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "La Boheme."
-8:00 pm: Dance in the Park After Dark. Dance in Basin Spring Park to the tunes of Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-RJ Mischo performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: Fat Tire After-Party at Sparky's.
-The Pope County Bootleggers perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: Darrell Ray performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at Jack's Place.
SATURDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues.
-7:30 am: Registration begins at Lake Leatherwood for the Fat Tire races.
-9:00 am: Fat Tire competition begins at Lake Leatherwood.
-10:00 am: Children's Fun Ride at the Leatherwood Sports Field.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's entertainers include; Cross-Eyed Child, Emily Kaitz, Ozone Players, Gere and Black & Blues and Cletus Got Shot.
-2:00 pm: Pokey LaFarge performs at the New Delhi Café.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:30 pm: "Picture This." An interactive workshop creating picture frames for objects found in the woods. Withrow Springs State Park.
5:00 pm: "Bugs Alive." An interactive hike to meet the bugs that make Withrow Springs State Park their home.
-5:00 pm: Pre-registration for Sunday's Fat Tire competition begins at the Pied Piper Pub.
6:00 pm: Shakepeare in the Park presents, Midsummer's Night Dream."
-6:30 pm: Opal Fly performs at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: "Eye Spy." An interactive night hike around Withrow Springs State Park. Learn about the woodland creatures that come out at night.
-Dash Hamil performs at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
-Jason Ricci & New Blood perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Cletus Got Shot performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at Jack's Place.
SUNDAY:
-Little Portion retreat continues.
-7:00 am: Registration for today's Fat Tire events begins at THE Auditorium.
-9:00 am: "Race to the Lake" begins. (A Fat Tire event.)
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Maureen Alexander performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live entertainment begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's talent includes; Opal Fly, Jones Van Jones, Don O'Barr and Lany.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-1:00 pm: Children's Race at Lake Leatherwood Sports Field. (A Fat Tire event.)
-2:00 pm: Final awards ceremony for the 2008 Fat Tire Festival. Lake Leatherwood.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Opal Fly performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch Nascar at the Lumberyard, Ollie's or Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-5:30 pm: Shakespeare in the Park presents, "Midsummer's Night Dream."
-6:00 pm: JR & the Juniors perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:30 pm: Festivities begin on North Main Street for the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Tonight's film is "Gone With the Wind." Musical entertainment provided by Opal Fly and the Faery Pranksters. Contest will be teams making dresses out of curtains.
MONDAY:
-Session Seven Workshops at Eureka Springs School of the Arts begin. Call 253-5384 for registration information.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:30 pm: Chamber music concert at Opera in the Ozarks.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Laura Reed performs at Chelsea's Pub and Pizza Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-Special Session (8-day) Workshop begins at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:00 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 25: Little Portion Retreat
-Jul 26: Lewis & Clark Outfitters Paddle, Kayak and Canoe Festival.
-Jul 27: Lucky 13 Cinema
-Jul 30: The Young Continentals perform at First Christian Church.
-Jul 31: Oscar Pryor Weiner Day. Wear your t-shirts! J
-Aug 1: Summer Diversity Weekend begins.
-Aug 1: Yards and Yards of Yards Sales begins.
-Aug 2: Ultimate Songwriters Workshop begins.
-Aug 6: Supermagna Motorcycle rally begins.
-Aug 9: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Aug 10: PawPourri Picnic opens Dog Days of Summer.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
This weekend in Basin Spring Park
It is shaping up to be another wonderful weekend here in Eureka Springs!
Saturday July 19th, come hear the sounds rock and roll of the 60's and 70's with Cross-Eyed Child, hear country to rhumba, bluegrass to ballads from Emily Kaitz, hear the Newgrass of the Ozone Players, listen to the blugrassabilly sounds of Cletus Got Shot. Then stick around to be cultured up a bit with Shakespeare in the Ozarks and Theatre Squared performing A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Then on Sunday July 20th, come back to Basin Spring Park and listen to the jazzy, folky, bluesy sounds of Opal Fly, the good old tunes of Jones Van Jones, the sounds of Don O'Bar and our dear friend Lany. Then step back to a time long ago with Shakespeare in the Ozarks and Theatre Squared performing A Midsummer Night's Dream.
There is something for everyone in Basin Spring Park this weekend. It looks like the weather is with us on this on! Saturday it is going to be a warm 87 and on Sunday a little warmer 89. With very little chance of rain and a nice gentle breeze predicted, we should have a perfect weekend! So, join us at Basin Spring Park, or you will be missing out!
Saturday July 19th
Noon - Cross-Eyed Child
1:00pm - Emily Kaitz
2:00pm - Ozone Players
3:00pm - Gera and Black & Blues
4:00pm - Cletus Got Shot
6:30pm - A Midsummer Night's Dream
Sunday July 20th
Noon - Opal Fly
1:00pm - Jones Van Jones
2:00pm - Don O'Bar
3:00pm - Lany
5:30pm - A Midsummer Night's Dream
For more information on what is happening in Basin Spring Park and elsewhere in Eureka Springs, visit us on-line at http://www.eurekasprings.org or check out one of our many MySpace pages:
http://www.myspace.com/eurekafestivals
http://www.myspace.com/americanaeureka
http://www.myspace.com/eurekaspringsbluegrass
http://www.myspace.com/ozarkfolkfest
Saturday July 19th, come hear the sounds rock and roll of the 60's and 70's with Cross-Eyed Child, hear country to rhumba, bluegrass to ballads from Emily Kaitz, hear the Newgrass of the Ozone Players, listen to the blugrassabilly sounds of Cletus Got Shot. Then stick around to be cultured up a bit with Shakespeare in the Ozarks and Theatre Squared performing A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Then on Sunday July 20th, come back to Basin Spring Park and listen to the jazzy, folky, bluesy sounds of Opal Fly, the good old tunes of Jones Van Jones, the sounds of Don O'Bar and our dear friend Lany. Then step back to a time long ago with Shakespeare in the Ozarks and Theatre Squared performing A Midsummer Night's Dream.
There is something for everyone in Basin Spring Park this weekend. It looks like the weather is with us on this on! Saturday it is going to be a warm 87 and on Sunday a little warmer 89. With very little chance of rain and a nice gentle breeze predicted, we should have a perfect weekend! So, join us at Basin Spring Park, or you will be missing out!
Saturday July 19th
Noon - Cross-Eyed Child
1:00pm - Emily Kaitz
2:00pm - Ozone Players
3:00pm - Gera and Black & Blues
4:00pm - Cletus Got Shot
6:30pm - A Midsummer Night's Dream
Sunday July 20th
Noon - Opal Fly
1:00pm - Jones Van Jones
2:00pm - Don O'Bar
3:00pm - Lany
5:30pm - A Midsummer Night's Dream
For more information on what is happening in Basin Spring Park and elsewhere in Eureka Springs, visit us on-line at http://www.eurekasprings.org or check out one of our many MySpace pages:
http://www.myspace.com/eurekafestivals
http://www.myspace.com/americanaeureka
http://www.myspace.com/eurekaspringsbluegrass
http://www.myspace.com/ozarkfolkfest
Monday, July 14, 2008
What a Great Weekend
Saturday we watched some great dancers and listened to awesome music from noon until 5pm. The rain stayed away long enough to make it a great day.
We started off with the amazing movement of UMZIMBA, those girls can really move. Kadi had a guest performer with her, one of her student's, Kirsten, who proves you don't have to grow up dancing to perform. She has been studing with Kadi and Lorna for the last two years and had her own solo piece this weekend in the park. And of course as always Kadi amazed us with her grace, elegance and stamina as she danced around the park. Watching her dance out in the heat this weekend it looked like one heck of a workout. People filled the park from front to back to see the show.
Rachel Fields and Lary Brick played a wonderful set of melodious accoustic duo's, followed by Jeff Lee.
Next was our very own Mountain Sprout who as always filled the park with their badass bluegrass. It doens't matter how many times you hear these guys, you still want more. Their earth day song was a hit as always making it clear these guys need to get back in the recording booth and get us all copies we can take home and listen to over and over again.
Last, but certanily not least, was Anna Horton. Who would have thought there could be a new young lounge singer with the ability to belt the way the girls did back in the day. She played all the old favorites transporting listeners back to a simpler time.
Sunday I skipped the park and decided to hit the water. Because of all the rain Trigger Gap was running too fast and muddy to get in, so we headed to what used to be the Bluffs. It now looks more like a little rock nub above the water, but the temperature is PERFECT. Cool but not cold, the kind of temp that after you have been in the water for a while it just feels wet, not hot, not cold, just fluid. It was a perfect weekend in the Ozarks. Next weekend's looking pretty good too!
We started off with the amazing movement of UMZIMBA, those girls can really move. Kadi had a guest performer with her, one of her student's, Kirsten, who proves you don't have to grow up dancing to perform. She has been studing with Kadi and Lorna for the last two years and had her own solo piece this weekend in the park. And of course as always Kadi amazed us with her grace, elegance and stamina as she danced around the park. Watching her dance out in the heat this weekend it looked like one heck of a workout. People filled the park from front to back to see the show.
Rachel Fields and Lary Brick played a wonderful set of melodious accoustic duo's, followed by Jeff Lee.
Next was our very own Mountain Sprout who as always filled the park with their badass bluegrass. It doens't matter how many times you hear these guys, you still want more. Their earth day song was a hit as always making it clear these guys need to get back in the recording booth and get us all copies we can take home and listen to over and over again.
Last, but certanily not least, was Anna Horton. Who would have thought there could be a new young lounge singer with the ability to belt the way the girls did back in the day. She played all the old favorites transporting listeners back to a simpler time.
Sunday I skipped the park and decided to hit the water. Because of all the rain Trigger Gap was running too fast and muddy to get in, so we headed to what used to be the Bluffs. It now looks more like a little rock nub above the water, but the temperature is PERFECT. Cool but not cold, the kind of temp that after you have been in the water for a while it just feels wet, not hot, not cold, just fluid. It was a perfect weekend in the Ozarks. Next weekend's looking pretty good too!
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Wish you were here!
So, we are just sitting here in Basin Spring Park listening to great music and enjoying the weather! It is quite the beautiful day here in Eureka Springs. It is hard to imagine that it is 1/2 way through July!
If you aren't here you are missing out.
If you aren't here you are missing out.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Dance the Night Away July 18th
Come Dance the Night away at our 3rd Dance in the Park After Dark with Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks!!
The show starts at 8pm in Basin Spring Park on July 18th (weather permitting) and is FREE to all-ages.
New York Magazine
"...Melody's painfully acute observations on modern life--like a Kurt Weill for the Tarantino age."
David Fricke, Rolling Stone
"...supper-club class and fine surrealist humor. One song retells the Creation story with Frank Sinatra as God; another celebrates the liberation of Switzerland. Deeply weird, utterly fab..."
LJM - Esquire Magazine
Kurt Loder, Esquire
"...the music is angular and sardonic in a Kurt Weill mode...but Melody's lyrical conceptions are original. He dreams of marching on Switzerland and curing the natives of their smug complacency ("Happy nations have no history/Let's go give 'em some"). He sings of his weariness with modern reality ("I can't remember the reason I woke up this morning/Maybe awake is what's left at the end of a dream"). In "The Dance Lesson," he trains a knowing eye on the eternal spectacle of a young man and woman falling head over heels in love, for reasons they're unlikely to fully comprehend: 'Blame it on the moon/Blame it on the mystery/Blame it on the mom and dad who wrote your sordid history.'
"Melody is hardly a run-of-the-mill romantic ("What the called love, let's call lingerie," he croons), but he does place faith in the transcendent powers of art and imagination, wondering, at one point, "If dreamers felt at home/Would there be a sky to roam/Would there be a tale to tell?" ...this debut effort has literary depth and a warm, inventive sound that should keep all ears cocked for a follow-up."
The show starts at 8pm in Basin Spring Park on July 18th (weather permitting) and is FREE to all-ages.
New York Magazine
"...Melody's painfully acute observations on modern life--like a Kurt Weill for the Tarantino age."
David Fricke, Rolling Stone
"...supper-club class and fine surrealist humor. One song retells the Creation story with Frank Sinatra as God; another celebrates the liberation of Switzerland. Deeply weird, utterly fab..."
LJM - Esquire Magazine
Kurt Loder, Esquire
"...the music is angular and sardonic in a Kurt Weill mode...but Melody's lyrical conceptions are original. He dreams of marching on Switzerland and curing the natives of their smug complacency ("Happy nations have no history/Let's go give 'em some"). He sings of his weariness with modern reality ("I can't remember the reason I woke up this morning/Maybe awake is what's left at the end of a dream"). In "The Dance Lesson," he trains a knowing eye on the eternal spectacle of a young man and woman falling head over heels in love, for reasons they're unlikely to fully comprehend: 'Blame it on the moon/Blame it on the mystery/Blame it on the mom and dad who wrote your sordid history.'
"Melody is hardly a run-of-the-mill romantic ("What the called love, let's call lingerie," he croons), but he does place faith in the transcendent powers of art and imagination, wondering, at one point, "If dreamers felt at home/Would there be a sky to roam/Would there be a tale to tell?" ...this debut effort has literary depth and a warm, inventive sound that should keep all ears cocked for a follow-up."
Thursday, July 10, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS JULY 10-16, 2008
NOTES OF INTEREST:
-It's time to sign up for Yards and Yards of Yard Sales. The two-day event begins on August 1st. $15.00 registration fee. To be included on the map, go to the Chamber of Commerce no later that July 21. 253-8737.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Monday at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Poker tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
THURSDAY:
-Session Five Workshops at Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) continue. Session Six begins on July 16. Call the school for enrollment information. 253-5384.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Carl Leslie performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic Jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutte." Call 253-8595 for ticket information.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-Weekend retreat begins at Little Portion. "Lessons of Saint Francis" will be the topic. 253-7379.
-Noon and 3:00 pm: The Hogscalders performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Beginning canoe at Withrow Springs State Park. Learn the basics of water safety, terminology and paddling techniques. Call 479-559-2593 for more information.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-4:00 pm: Student artists reception at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Maia Archote performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "The Mikado."
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment at Eureka Live.
-Runnin' On Empty performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Darrell Ray performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Mountain Sprout and Tiffany Christopher Band perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
SATURDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues today.
-10:00 am: 9th Annual Eureka Springs Bike Show begins at the Iron Horse Stables.
-10:00 am: Bee-Bop dance contest and Winnie-the-Pooh at the Carnegie Public Library. Today's program is suitable for pre-school age children.
-Noon: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; UMZIMBA, Rachel Fields, Mountain Sprout, Jeff Lee and Anna Horton.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: 2nd Saturday (afternoon) Gallery Stroll begins at Iris at the Basin Park.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:30 pm: "Colors of Nature." Interactive, guided hike at Withrow Springs State Park. 479-559-2593
-5:30 pm: "Skins and Skulls." Interactive lecture about furry creatures that live in the woods at Withrow Springs State Park.
-6:00 pm: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll begins. Participating galleries include (but not limited to…) 83 Spring Street, Fusion Squared, Eureka Fine Art Co., The Jewel Box, Quicksilver, Zarks, Eclectic Edge, Iris at the Basin Park and Al Hooks Gallery. Ask about "Free Parking!"
-6:30 pm: Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:30 pm: "Eye Spy." Guided, interactive nighttime hike at Withrow Springs State Park. Learn to identify nighttime woodland creatures just by looking at their eyes.
-Free jukebox at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Live Wyre performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
-Rachel Fields performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
SUNDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues today.
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Catherine Reed performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon: Carl Leslie performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Brent Pierce, Jimmy Wells, Check Back Later and the Matt & Gus Trio.
-Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-Watch Nascar at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Ollie's.
-3:30 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the New Delhi Café.
-5:00 pm: Melissa Carper performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-"Dusk:" Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema on North Main. Tonight's "Really Bad" double feature is "Viva Las Vegas" and "The Queen of Outer Space." Entertainment provided by Umzimba.
-7:00 pm: Italian Wine Dinner at the Cottage Inn. Reservations only, 253-5282.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutti."
MONDAY:
-Session Six begins at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-7:30 pm: Chamber music concert at Opera in the Ozarks.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "La Boheme."
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Open Mic at Chelsea's Pub and Pizza Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks. Tonight's performance is "Cosi Fan Tutti."
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 17: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow.
-Jul 18: Fat Tire Festival
-Jul 18: Main Stage presents McBeth
-Jul 18: Dance in the Park after Dark
-Jul 19: Shakespeare in the Park
-Jul 20: Lucky 13 Cinema
-Jul 25: Little Portion Retreat
-Jul 26: Lewis & Clark Outfitters Paddle, Kayak and Canoe Festival.
-Jul 27: Lucky 13 Cinema
-It's time to sign up for Yards and Yards of Yard Sales. The two-day event begins on August 1st. $15.00 registration fee. To be included on the map, go to the Chamber of Commerce no later that July 21. 253-8737.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Every Monday at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Poker tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
THURSDAY:
-Session Five Workshops at Eureka Springs School of the Arts (ESSA) continue. Session Six begins on July 16. Call the school for enrollment information. 253-5384.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Carl Leslie performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic Jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutte." Call 253-8595 for ticket information.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-Weekend retreat begins at Little Portion. "Lessons of Saint Francis" will be the topic. 253-7379.
-Noon and 3:00 pm: The Hogscalders performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Beginning canoe at Withrow Springs State Park. Learn the basics of water safety, terminology and paddling techniques. Call 479-559-2593 for more information.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-4:00 pm: Student artists reception at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Maia Archote performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "The Mikado."
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment at Eureka Live.
-Runnin' On Empty performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Darrell Ray performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Mountain Sprout and Tiffany Christopher Band perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
SATURDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues today.
-10:00 am: 9th Annual Eureka Springs Bike Show begins at the Iron Horse Stables.
-10:00 am: Bee-Bop dance contest and Winnie-the-Pooh at the Carnegie Public Library. Today's program is suitable for pre-school age children.
-Noon: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; UMZIMBA, Rachel Fields, Mountain Sprout, Jeff Lee and Anna Horton.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: 2nd Saturday (afternoon) Gallery Stroll begins at Iris at the Basin Park.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:30 pm: "Colors of Nature." Interactive, guided hike at Withrow Springs State Park. 479-559-2593
-5:30 pm: "Skins and Skulls." Interactive lecture about furry creatures that live in the woods at Withrow Springs State Park.
-6:00 pm: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll begins. Participating galleries include (but not limited to…) 83 Spring Street, Fusion Squared, Eureka Fine Art Co., The Jewel Box, Quicksilver, Zarks, Eclectic Edge, Iris at the Basin Park and Al Hooks Gallery. Ask about "Free Parking!"
-6:30 pm: Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:30 pm: "Eye Spy." Guided, interactive nighttime hike at Withrow Springs State Park. Learn to identify nighttime woodland creatures just by looking at their eyes.
-Free jukebox at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Live Wyre performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
-Rachel Fields performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
SUNDAY:
-Little Portion Retreat continues today.
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Catherine Reed performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon: Carl Leslie performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Brent Pierce, Jimmy Wells, Check Back Later and the Matt & Gus Trio.
-Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-Watch Nascar at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Ollie's.
-3:30 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the New Delhi Café.
-5:00 pm: Melissa Carper performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-"Dusk:" Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema on North Main. Tonight's "Really Bad" double feature is "Viva Las Vegas" and "The Queen of Outer Space." Entertainment provided by Umzimba.
-7:00 pm: Italian Wine Dinner at the Cottage Inn. Reservations only, 253-5282.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutti."
MONDAY:
-Session Six begins at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-7:30 pm: Chamber music concert at Opera in the Ozarks.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "La Boheme."
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Open Mic at Chelsea's Pub and Pizza Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks. Tonight's performance is "Cosi Fan Tutti."
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 17: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow.
-Jul 18: Fat Tire Festival
-Jul 18: Main Stage presents McBeth
-Jul 18: Dance in the Park after Dark
-Jul 19: Shakespeare in the Park
-Jul 20: Lucky 13 Cinema
-Jul 25: Little Portion Retreat
-Jul 26: Lewis & Clark Outfitters Paddle, Kayak and Canoe Festival.
-Jul 27: Lucky 13 Cinema
Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks!
Friday night July 18th is our next Dance in the Park After Dark. How much does it cost?? FREE! FREE! FREE! This is an all ages show and brining your children is definitely encouraged! Come to basin Spring Park from 8:00pm to 10:00pm and dance till you drop! But don't worry we'll have water for $1 a bottle!
This months feature band is "Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks." . Any questions? Give us a call at 479.253.2586 or toll free 888.855.7823
Here is a little more about the band:
"Bandwagons are just too narrow for this band; I'm not planning to jump on anything anytime soon," claims Little Jack Melody. Incorporating elements of swing, European cabaret, tango, samba, polka, waltz, theater, and black humor, among others, Little Jack's musical world is truly indescribable, at least succinctly. With a cataclysmic ensemble of jazz-rooted musicians and a body of songs celebrating everything from co-dependency to Frank Sinatra as Creator, the slouching ennui of the century's end to Freud's apocryphal last words, the megalomania of the Me Generation to a eulogy for Jack Kerouac, Melody is a true original.
Appropriating his nom du plume from an arcane Beat Generation footnote of a character, ("sounded like a name with treble clefs and capped teeth," muses Little Jack), Melody's band of Young Turks originally included such seldom-seens as tuba and harmonium. In 1997, "phase two" began with tuba being replaced by upright bass, and piano and Hammond pushing the harmonium into the back seat. "I think some people refused to take us seriously with harmonium and tuba," laments Little Jack. "Sort of a nascent rubber chickenism that sometimes pulled focus from the music."
Melody's inspirations have included, at various moments, Brecht/Weill, Nino Rota, Randy Newman, Tom Waits, Stephen Sondheim, Carla Bley, circuses, Edward Hopper, Raymond Carver and Hubert Selby Jr., and especially "...the cabaret phenomena in Europe in the 20's and 30's... the possibilities of song-as-commentary, whether political, social, or cultural."
my charmed life, Little Jack Melody's third CD, was released by Carpe Diem Records in August, '97. It has attracted favorable press and airplay on triple A and college radio across the country. On the Blank Generation, Melody's debut, received glowing notices from such publications as Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Esquire, and Musician, and was a Jackpot! pick in CMJ; Melody was also interviewed by Noah Adams for a feature on National Public Radio's All Things Considered. World of Fireworks, the band's second CD, was unleashed in mid-'94. A live album, Noise and Smoke, was recorded in August of '98; it will be released in August of '99.
The present line-up of Young Turks is Jeff Novack, upright bass, drummer Bill Shupp, Brad Williams on piano and harmonium, and saxophonist Jeff Fort; all are current members or veterans of the renowned University of North Texas lab bands. "These Turks are tremendous players and genuine helluvaguys. They keep raising the bar on me- it's intimidating."
The band continues to tour, with travels ranging from Michigan to Florida in '98. In October of '98, Melody contributed music to 2 theatrical productions: in Los Angeles, Louis Broome's Texarkana Waltz (Circle X Theater Company), and in Dallas, Our Endeavors Theater Company's The Ultra-Happy, Super-Sad, Mega-Variety Revue.
In September of '96, Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks went to Seattle to perform Melody's score for the world premiere of love is a place, a theatrical piece based on the life and work of e.e. cummings, written by The Firesign Theatre's David Ossman. Melody's other forays into musical theater include Ft. Worth's Hip Pocket Theatre's Every Man His Own Football, Hubcaps Afire Over Hollywood, Nightmare Alley, starring Tyrone Power, the un-produced Helmet of Justice, and Alabama Songs (Workhouse Theater, New York.)
Past laurels include the Dallas Observer award for "Best Avant-Garde/Experimental" ('94, '95), showcase performances at SXSW, New Music Seminar, CMJ Music Marathon, and festival dates including Seattle's Bumbershoot, Toronto's Harbourfront, Birmingham's City Stages, Nashville's Summer Lights, and Atlanta's Midtown Music Festival, among others.
You can check them out on their website: http://littlejackmelody.com
This months feature band is "Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks." . Any questions? Give us a call at 479.253.2586 or toll free 888.855.7823
Here is a little more about the band:
"Bandwagons are just too narrow for this band; I'm not planning to jump on anything anytime soon," claims Little Jack Melody. Incorporating elements of swing, European cabaret, tango, samba, polka, waltz, theater, and black humor, among others, Little Jack's musical world is truly indescribable, at least succinctly. With a cataclysmic ensemble of jazz-rooted musicians and a body of songs celebrating everything from co-dependency to Frank Sinatra as Creator, the slouching ennui of the century's end to Freud's apocryphal last words, the megalomania of the Me Generation to a eulogy for Jack Kerouac, Melody is a true original.
Appropriating his nom du plume from an arcane Beat Generation footnote of a character, ("sounded like a name with treble clefs and capped teeth," muses Little Jack), Melody's band of Young Turks originally included such seldom-seens as tuba and harmonium. In 1997, "phase two" began with tuba being replaced by upright bass, and piano and Hammond pushing the harmonium into the back seat. "I think some people refused to take us seriously with harmonium and tuba," laments Little Jack. "Sort of a nascent rubber chickenism that sometimes pulled focus from the music."
Melody's inspirations have included, at various moments, Brecht/Weill, Nino Rota, Randy Newman, Tom Waits, Stephen Sondheim, Carla Bley, circuses, Edward Hopper, Raymond Carver and Hubert Selby Jr., and especially "...the cabaret phenomena in Europe in the 20's and 30's... the possibilities of song-as-commentary, whether political, social, or cultural."
my charmed life, Little Jack Melody's third CD, was released by Carpe Diem Records in August, '97. It has attracted favorable press and airplay on triple A and college radio across the country. On the Blank Generation, Melody's debut, received glowing notices from such publications as Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Esquire, and Musician, and was a Jackpot! pick in CMJ; Melody was also interviewed by Noah Adams for a feature on National Public Radio's All Things Considered. World of Fireworks, the band's second CD, was unleashed in mid-'94. A live album, Noise and Smoke, was recorded in August of '98; it will be released in August of '99.
The present line-up of Young Turks is Jeff Novack, upright bass, drummer Bill Shupp, Brad Williams on piano and harmonium, and saxophonist Jeff Fort; all are current members or veterans of the renowned University of North Texas lab bands. "These Turks are tremendous players and genuine helluvaguys. They keep raising the bar on me- it's intimidating."
The band continues to tour, with travels ranging from Michigan to Florida in '98. In October of '98, Melody contributed music to 2 theatrical productions: in Los Angeles, Louis Broome's Texarkana Waltz (Circle X Theater Company), and in Dallas, Our Endeavors Theater Company's The Ultra-Happy, Super-Sad, Mega-Variety Revue.
In September of '96, Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks went to Seattle to perform Melody's score for the world premiere of love is a place, a theatrical piece based on the life and work of e.e. cummings, written by The Firesign Theatre's David Ossman. Melody's other forays into musical theater include Ft. Worth's Hip Pocket Theatre's Every Man His Own Football, Hubcaps Afire Over Hollywood, Nightmare Alley, starring Tyrone Power, the un-produced Helmet of Justice, and Alabama Songs (Workhouse Theater, New York.)
Past laurels include the Dallas Observer award for "Best Avant-Garde/Experimental" ('94, '95), showcase performances at SXSW, New Music Seminar, CMJ Music Marathon, and festival dates including Seattle's Bumbershoot, Toronto's Harbourfront, Birmingham's City Stages, Nashville's Summer Lights, and Atlanta's Midtown Music Festival, among others.
You can check them out on their website: http://littlejackmelody.com
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Music in Basin Spring Park This Weekend
Another great weekend of music is scheduled for Basin Spring Park! Remember, if you are in Eureka Springs on Saturday or Sunday make your way down to Basin Spring Park for live music, artists and tons of fun!
Saturday come see the sights and sounds of Umzimba - Traditional/nontraditional Belly Dancing, the original music of the lovely Rachial Fields, Classic rock and blues of Jeff Lee, the modern hillbilly/rockabilly sounds of Mountain Sprout and the beautiful old lounge Jazz of Anna Horton.
Sunday the old time traditional roots music of Brent Pierce, the sounds of the band Check Back Later(they didn't have a name so they started calling themselves Check Back Later) and the wonderful pure fusion jazz of the Matt and Guss Trio.
Noon - Umzimba
1:00pm - Rachiel Fields
2:00pm - Jeff Lee
3:00pm - Mountain Sprout
4:00pm - Anna Horton
Sunday, July 13th
Noon - Brent Pierce
1:00pm - Jimmy Wells
2:00pm - Check Back Later
3:00pm - Matt & Gus Trio
Saturday come see the sights and sounds of Umzimba - Traditional/nontraditional Belly Dancing, the original music of the lovely Rachial Fields, Classic rock and blues of Jeff Lee, the modern hillbilly/rockabilly sounds of Mountain Sprout and the beautiful old lounge Jazz of Anna Horton.
Sunday the old time traditional roots music of Brent Pierce, the sounds of the band Check Back Later(they didn't have a name so they started calling themselves Check Back Later) and the wonderful pure fusion jazz of the Matt and Guss Trio.
Noon - Umzimba
1:00pm - Rachiel Fields
2:00pm - Jeff Lee
3:00pm - Mountain Sprout
4:00pm - Anna Horton
Sunday, July 13th
Noon - Brent Pierce
1:00pm - Jimmy Wells
2:00pm - Check Back Later
3:00pm - Matt & Gus Trio
Thursday, July 3, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS JULY 3 - 10, 2008
Nearly 60 antique cars began motoring through Northwest Arkansas cities this week to open the five-day Rogers Vintage Rally. Drivers and navigators of the 58 cars in The Hemmings Challenge 2008 series associated with the Vintage Car Rally Association will stream into downtown Eureka Springs on Friday, (TOMORROW) around noon. The group will be treated to a picnic lunch at Basin Park and cars will be on display along Spring Street. The drivers will vote on the best of the five "host" cities, which will receive $5,000. The organization also hopes to raise $25,000 for the Autism Society of America. All Eureka Springs residents are encouraged to turn out to greet the rally participants and view the vintage autos on display. The cars will be arriving via Highway 23 North.
-There will be an Arkansas Voter Registration Drive July 5th in Basin Park during the Parade. Free bottled water will be supplied.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
SAVE GASOLINE!
AVOID PARKING FRUSTRATIONS!
GO GREEN!
RIDE THE TROLLEY 253-9572
THURSDAY:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SHEILA HULSEY!!!!
-Session Four Workshops continue at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Kawasaki Motorcycle Rally begins today. Host motel is Rider's Rest.
-11:00 am: "See Arkansas First" festivities begin at Pine Mountain Village.
-1:00 pm: Canoe Crusin' on War Eagle Creek. Call Withrow Springs State Park for info. 479-559-2593.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard.
-5:00 pm: Ribbon Cutting and Open House at the Eureka Springs Artists Registry on Dogwood Ridge. (adjacent to Dean Kirkpatrick's Chiropractic Clinic.)
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutte" Call 253-8595 for ticket information.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-Meditation retreat begins at Little Portion. Call 253-7379 for information.
-Women of Wisdom retreat begins at More Mountain Retreat Center. Call 866-444-0940 for information.
-ESSA Workshop continues.
-Kawasaki Rally continues.
-10:00 am and 1:00 pm: Dance workshops begin at THE Gem. Hosted by Main Stage Community Creative Center. Call 253-8060 or 981-1636 for information.
-11:00 am: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; The Hogscalders, Maia Archote and Shotgun Party.
-11:30 am: The Hemmings Challenge Vintage Car Rally begins rolling into town.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-6:00 pm: DanceContinuum performs at THE Auditorium. Presented by Main Stage.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents, "The Mikado."
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Pope County Bootleggers perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
-David Wiser Band performs at Jack's Place.
-Country music and dancing at the Lumberyard.
SATURDAY:
-Retreats continue at More Mountain and Little Portion.
-Kawasaki Rally continues.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Entertainment begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Gayle de la Kruse & Miz Melody, Jones Van Jones, Shotgun Party, Lany and Melody & the Mindsweepers.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-6:30 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "La Boheme."
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Free jukebox night at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at the Lumberyard.
-David Wiser Band performs at Jack's Place.
-The Jah Kings perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at Michael's Center Street Pub.
SUNDAY:
-Retreats continue at Little Portion and More Mountain.
-Kawasaki rally continues.
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Maureen Alexander performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Music in Basin Spring Park begins. Today's entertainers include; Kariann, Jimmy Wells, Don O'Barr and Jeff Lee.
-Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Nascar at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Festivities begin at the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Tonight's film is "JUNO" and Tiffany will be providing the entertainment. Fun and games for everyone!
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutte."
MONDAY:
-9:30 am: Scott Thompson talks about bees at the Carnegie Library children's reading program.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Open Mic at Chelsea's Pub and Pizza Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks. Tonight's performance is "La Boheme."
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 3: Courthouse Centennial Celebration
-Jul 4: Fireworks at Turpentine Creek, Berryville and Holiday Island
-Jul 5: Independence Day Parade
-Jul 6: Grassy Knob Ice Cream Social
-Jul 6: Starlight Cinema
-Jul 12: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll
-Jul 12: 9th Annual Bike Show
-Jul 13: Cottage Inn Wine Dinner
-Jul 13: Starlight Cinema
-Jul 18: Fat Tire Festival
-There will be an Arkansas Voter Registration Drive July 5th in Basin Park during the Parade. Free bottled water will be supplied.
-Drop-in classes are offered at Main Stage Creative Community Center thru August 15. Several class times, as well as lunch options are available. Call 253-8060 for information.
-Every Monday at 6:30 pm: Metaphysical Society of Arkansas meets at 68 W. Mountain St.
-Monday and Thursday beginning at 6:00 pm, Yoga with Jack in The Space, across the street from the post office. There is also a gentle yoga class at the Berryville Community Center on Wednesday at 10:00 am. For additional info call 870-480-9148
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: Tai Chi at 9:30 am at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
-Every Tuesday and Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-Every Wednesday at 9:30 am, Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. Also on Monday beginning at 5:30 pm. 363-9402.
-Every Thursday is Local's Night at the Grand Taverne in the Grand Central Hotel and Rick's Firehouse Pub on Main Street across from the courthouse.
-Every Thursday: ESKATE on Passion Play Road will offer 18 years old and up skating from 7-10PM. Roller disco to music from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Contests and prizes for just the big kids. 253-7762.
SAVE GASOLINE!
AVOID PARKING FRUSTRATIONS!
GO GREEN!
RIDE THE TROLLEY 253-9572
THURSDAY:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SHEILA HULSEY!!!!
-Session Four Workshops continue at Eureka Springs School of the Arts.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Kawasaki Motorcycle Rally begins today. Host motel is Rider's Rest.
-11:00 am: "See Arkansas First" festivities begin at Pine Mountain Village.
-1:00 pm: Canoe Crusin' on War Eagle Creek. Call Withrow Springs State Park for info. 479-559-2593.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard.
-5:00 pm: Ribbon Cutting and Open House at the Eureka Springs Artists Registry on Dogwood Ridge. (adjacent to Dean Kirkpatrick's Chiropractic Clinic.)
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic jam and open mic at Eureka Live.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutte" Call 253-8595 for ticket information.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-Meditation retreat begins at Little Portion. Call 253-7379 for information.
-Women of Wisdom retreat begins at More Mountain Retreat Center. Call 866-444-0940 for information.
-ESSA Workshop continues.
-Kawasaki Rally continues.
-10:00 am and 1:00 pm: Dance workshops begin at THE Gem. Hosted by Main Stage Community Creative Center. Call 253-8060 or 981-1636 for information.
-11:00 am: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; The Hogscalders, Maia Archote and Shotgun Party.
-11:30 am: The Hemmings Challenge Vintage Car Rally begins rolling into town.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-6:00 pm: DanceContinuum performs at THE Auditorium. Presented by Main Stage.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Some Guy Named Robb performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents, "The Mikado."
-8:00 pm: Live music at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Pope County Bootleggers perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
-David Wiser Band performs at Jack's Place.
-Country music and dancing at the Lumberyard.
SATURDAY:
-Retreats continue at More Mountain and Little Portion.
-Kawasaki Rally continues.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Entertainment begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Gayle de la Kruse & Miz Melody, Jones Van Jones, Shotgun Party, Lany and Melody & the Mindsweepers.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-6:30 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "La Boheme."
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Free jukebox night at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at the Lumberyard.
-David Wiser Band performs at Jack's Place.
-The Jah Kings perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at Michael's Center Street Pub.
SUNDAY:
-Retreats continue at Little Portion and More Mountain.
-Kawasaki rally continues.
-11:00 am: Brunch available at Local Flavor 253-9522, Myrtie Mae's 253-9768, Café Soleil 253-2345, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Forest Hill 253-2422, Mud Street Café 253-6732, The Gazebo 253-9551, the Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-11:00 am: Maureen Alexander performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Music in Basin Spring Park begins. Today's entertainers include; Kariann, Jimmy Wells, Don O'Barr and Jeff Lee.
-Biker Appreciation Day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Nascar at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Festivities begin at the Lucky 13 Starlight Cinema. Tonight's film is "JUNO" and Tiffany will be providing the entertainment. Fun and games for everyone!
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks presents "Cosi Fan Tutte."
MONDAY:
-9:30 am: Scott Thompson talks about bees at the Carnegie Library children's reading program.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Pool league at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Guys Night Out at Shawbee's.
-Local's Night in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Open Mic at Chelsea's Pub and Pizza Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-7:00 pm: Open Jam at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Opera in the Ozarks. Tonight's performance is "La Boheme."
-"Meet the Locals" & Dorothy's night out at Eureka Live.
-Business Appreciation Night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Jul 3: Courthouse Centennial Celebration
-Jul 4: Fireworks at Turpentine Creek, Berryville and Holiday Island
-Jul 5: Independence Day Parade
-Jul 6: Grassy Knob Ice Cream Social
-Jul 6: Starlight Cinema
-Jul 12: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll
-Jul 12: 9th Annual Bike Show
-Jul 13: Cottage Inn Wine Dinner
-Jul 13: Starlight Cinema
-Jul 18: Fat Tire Festival
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