-Entry forms are available for the 2008 Eureka Springs Christmas Decoration Contest. Prize money in four different categories. It's time to get to work!! Pick up forms at the Chamber of Commerce, THE Auditorium, the Transit/Visitor Welcome Center or the CAPC office. Judging takes place on Monday November 24. Entry forms include other pertinent information.
-Update: Please take note of the following correction… the four categories are:
* Downtown storefront or business from Planner Hill to the Train Station or on Spring Street to
the LIBRARY. (Incorrectly stated as the Post Office.)
* Home or business within or facing the Historic Loop from the LIBRARY (not the Post Office)
"around" to Vintage Cargo.
* Home or business within the City limits not qualifying above. (No change)
* Business along Highways 62 and/or 23 South within the City limits. (No change)
If you fall in either of the two corrected categories, please feel free to change the wording on the entry form, although the judges are aware of the change. I apologize for any confusion this has caused. -karen
-Halloween Night Only: Midnight – 2:00 am Breakfast Buffet at the Pizza Bar on North Main Street.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-GROUP TOURS: If you are interested in group tours, we have 710 leads for you. This is the first of what we hope will be many leads from our joint effort with the Advertising Co-op to reinvigorate Eureka Springs' group tour business. You can order these leads by emailing your request to me (Karen@eurekasprings.org) Note that each lead has already received a letter from the CAPC, a new Group Tour Guide and our group tour one-sheet. Make your contact knowing that the preceding has been done. If you want to continue to receive these leads, please request that I put you on my Group Tour Leads mailing list. Thanks!
-A group representing eight radio stations in Arkansas wants to do a promotion with us. They will air announcements promoting ES holiday events and shopping while giving away a holiday package to ES. The package will include tickets to the holiday shows at GPP, Pine Mt., and the Hoedown, as well as passes to TCWR and Cosmic Cavern.
It could also include lodging and meal comps if anyone cares to offer these for inclusion. It could also include gift certificates or discounts to shops, spas or galleries. We'll finalize the package Friday, so if you have something you'd like to add to the package, reply immediately to: ken@eurekasprings.org
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-Saturday November 1: Beaver Park fall clean-up. Help clean up debris left by the spring floods and weed flower beds. Lunch will be served. BYOT (bring your own tools.) Call 253-7078 for additional information.
-November 6-9: Eureka Springs Historical Museum exhibit, "History of the Ozark Folk Festival" 9:30-4:00 Monday-Saturday and 11:00-3:30 on Sunday. 253-9417.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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 Thursday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market between Travelodge and Eureka Supply on Hwy 23 South. The final Market will be Thursday November 20.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and the Rowdy Beaver.
-4:00 pm: Diversity Rainbow Family Night at Marquee's Restaurant.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:00 pm: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic music jam at Eureka Music Park.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam at Eureka Live.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place and the Lumberyard.
FRIDAY:
-Diversity Weekend begins today. Events that have been forwarded to us will be posted at their appropriate date and time. Please refer to the pull out section in "The Citizen" for a complete schedule.
-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 begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
HALLOWEEN EVENTS:
-4:00 pm: Trunk or Treat at the First United Methodist Church.
-5-10 pm: Donation-only carriage rides departing from Judge Roy Bean's. Proceeds go to Arkansas Children's Hospital.
-5:00 pm: "Light the Nights" at Gingerbread House Antiques on Van Buren Street.
-5:00-?? pm: Trick or Treating around the Historic Loop. PLAY and DRIVE SAFELY!
-Halloween Costume Contest at Mud Street Café.
-Ghost tours at the Crescent Hotel. Reservations recommended. 253-9766.
-Haunted hayrides at Bear Mountain Stables. Reservations 253-6185.
-7:00 pm: Party, food and drink specials, costume contest, entertainment provided by Harry with Oysters Rockefeller at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Halloween Monster's Ball at Eureka Live.
-Costume Contests at the Tiki Torch, the Squid and Whale and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
ADDITIONAL FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT:
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Catherine Reed performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Diversity Welcome Mixer at Marquee's.
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Diversity Band at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Ashley McBryde performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: Yao Angelo & Ozakwaaba perform at the Squid and Whale.
-10:00 pm: Diversity Drag show at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Midnight: Breakfast buffet at the Pizza Bar on North Main.
SATURDAY:
-Diversity Weekend continues.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: "Meet the Artist" at Eureka Fine Art Company. Featuring Larry Mansker. Call 253-6595 for additional info.
-2:00 pm: Live entertainment on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:00 pm: Karaoke at Jack's Place.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-3:00 pm: Diversity Drag Show at the Tiki Torch.
-6:00 pm: Pete Maica performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:30 pm: Rocky Horror Picture Show in THE Gem under the Auditorium. Costume Contest.
-6:30 pm: Herbal Arts Evening Showcase with Steven Foster and Cynthia Gallaher at Fire Om Earth Studio. Call 363-9402 for additional information.
-6:30 pm: Pope County Bootleggers perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Karaoke at the Rowdy Beaver.
-Iris performs at Chelsea's Pub and café.
-Karaoke and costume contest at Henri's.
-8:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Diversity Drag Show at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-9:00 pm: Ashley McBryde performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: The David Wiser Band performs at the Squid and Whale.
-9:00 pm: After hours bite to eat at the New Delhi Café.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: Miranda Ray performs at Eureka Live.
-10:00 pm: DJ and dancing at the Lumberyard.
-10:00 pm: Diversity Drag Show at the Tiki Torch.
SUNDAY:
-11:00 am: -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: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-11:00 am: Live music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation day at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-1:00 pm: Iris acoustic jam at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-2:00 pm: Fatz Unplugged performs at Jack's Place.
-Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's, Rick's Firehouse Pub and the Pied Piper Pub.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: "Try it on Everything-The Revolution Starts Within" Film at the Library Annex on Spring Street. Call 244-6585 for more information.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Nov 6: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival begins.
-Nov 7: Food and Wine Festival begins. (see www.eurekasprings.org for participants)
-Nov 8: James Yale exhibit opens at Eureka Fine Art Company.
-Nov 8: Gallery Association 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Nov 9: Melanie performs at THE Auditorium.
-Nov 13: Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend begins. (see www.eurekasprings.org for participants.)
-Nov 14: Men of Honor Retreat with John Two-Hawks.
-Nov 14: Fall Antique Show and Sale opening reception.
-Nov 15: Fall Antique Show and Sale.
-Nov 17: "A Community at Peace" opening. Photography by John Rankine.
-Nov 17: "Humanness of Healing" A workshop at Fire Om Earth Studio.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Mark Your Calenders !! We’ll See You at The 61st Annual Ozark Folk Festival - Nov. 6-9th!!
Kick Off the Folk Festival at The Queens Contest
Join us Thursday November 6th at 7:00pm, for The Folk Festival Queens Contest. Greg Kylma will emcee as talented young women compete for the title of Folk Festival Queen at The Auditorium.
In it's 61st Year, this FREE event will feature perfomances by Noah Earle http://www.noahearle.com and 3 Penny Acre www.3pennyacre.com
Be sure to register for one of the six Folk Festival's Complete ticket packages, to be given away during the Queens Contest.
For more information, follow these links www.theaud.org http://www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
Join us Thursday November 6th at 7:00pm, for The Folk Festival Queens Contest. Greg Kylma will emcee as talented young women compete for the title of Folk Festival Queen at The Auditorium.
In it's 61st Year, this FREE event will feature perfomances by Noah Earle http://www.noahearle.com and 3 Penny Acre www.3pennyacre.com
Be sure to register for one of the six Folk Festival's Complete ticket packages, to be given away during the Queens Contest.
For more information, follow these links www.theaud.org http://www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
Monday, October 27, 2008
Congratulations To the Songwriters Contest Finalists
It wasn't an easy task to pick the finalists of this year's 61st Annual Ozark Folk Festival's Songwriters Contest.
Congratulations to the six finalists:
Kim Richardson
Shawn Cromwell
Effron White
Justin Taylor
Rebecca Loebe
Gary Allbriton
Be sure to make the Ozark Folk Festival, when the winner is chosen Noon, Saturday November 8, 2008.
For ticket information follow this link theaud.org
Congratulations to the six finalists:
Kim Richardson
Shawn Cromwell
Effron White
Justin Taylor
Rebecca Loebe
Gary Allbriton
Be sure to make the Ozark Folk Festival, when the winner is chosen Noon, Saturday November 8, 2008.
For ticket information follow this link theaud.org
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Join Us This Week End In Basin Spring Park
What better way to bring our Free Music In Basin Spring Park Season to a close than with this week end's line up. We have Saturday Noon - 2:00pm Steve Jones & Arkansas Red 2:00pm - 4:00pm Awesome Possums Sunday Noon - 2:00 pm Pearl Brick 2:00pm - 4:00pm Jeff Lee Hope to see you there.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS OCTOBER 23-30, 2007
-Lovin' Oven Bakeria has opened in The Quarter on Van Buren Street. (former Little Bread Co. space) Stop by and say hello!
-Every evening during October: Haunted Hayrides at Bear Mountain Stables. Call 253-6185 for reservations and other information.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-Load up your pickup days: Free, bulky waste collection event. 9:00 am-1:00pm. Dates and locations are; Saturday October 25 at the baseball fields in Oak Grove (final opportunity.) Please call 253-2727 for information regarding what is acceptable and what isn't.
-WANTED!!!! Artists and parade entries for the 61st Original Ozark Folk Festival (November 6-9.) Please call 253-2586 or 253-5249 or stop by the Auditorium for entry forms and additional information.
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat 2 begins today. Call 253-5826 for registration and other information.
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required 253-7461.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and the Rowdy Beaver.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic music jam at Eureka Music Park.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam at Eureka Live.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place and the Lumberyard.
FRIDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat continues.
-OctoberFest Open Fly-In begins at Hammer Field on Onyx Cave Road. Call 253-7273 for additional information. This is a free event for spectators!
-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 begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Festivities begin at the Crescent Hotel for the 6th Annual Eureka Springs School of the Arts Madhatter's Ball. Call 253-5384 for ticket information.
-7:00 pm: Mosaic Trio Ballet Company presents "New Perspectives" at Enthios Art Venue on Greenwood Hollow Road. Call 253-6830 for ticket information. Dinner, show and discussion.
-8:00 pm: Tuck & Abney perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-Randy Crouch & the Stragglers perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Free jukebox at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: The Prospects perform at the Squid and Whale.
-9:00 pm: Left of Center performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon and Henri's.
SATURDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat 2 continues.
-OctoberFest Open Fly-in continues.
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-11:00 am: Autumn Festival at the Vacation Rentals and Information Center at the main entrance to Holiday Island. Fun for all ages. Food, costume contests for humans and pets, painted pumpkins contest, much more!! Call 253-7700 for more information.
-Noon: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Music in Basin Spring Park begins. Today's performers include; Steve Jones, Arkansas Red and the Awesome Possums.
-2:00 pm: Tuck & Abney perform at the New Delhi Café.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-6:00 pm: Opal Fly performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: The Hogscalders perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Mosaic Trio Ballet Company presents "New Perspectives" (See Friday for ticket and other information.)
-7:00 pm: Opening reception for artist Denise Ryan at Eurekan Art Studio and Shop 150 No. Main Street. 253-0928.
-7:00 pm: Howl-O-Ween Carnival at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. Concessions, costume contests, games and much more. Call 253-5841 for more information.
-8:00 pm: Tuck & Abney perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Jason Rici performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: Live entertainment at the Squid and Whale.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
SUNDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat continues.
-OctoberFest Open Fly-In continues.
-Memorial Pow-Wow and Elders Gathering at Blue Spring Heritage Center. Call 253-9244 for information.
-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.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Noon: Live entertainment begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Pearl Brick and Jeff Lee.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Hoop-House Workshop at Foundation Farms. Pre-registration required. 253-7461.
-1:00 pm: The Eureka Springs Outdoor Alliance (ESOA) will sponsor a fall hike to Hawksbill Crag. Meet at Hart's parking lot. Carpooling is encouraged. Call 981-0829 for more info.
-2:00 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
-4:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at Ollie's.
-5:00 pm: Jones Van Jones performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-5:00 pm: Meet-the-Candidates for Eureka Springs City Council at Chelsea's Pub and Café. Call 253-6723 for info.
-5:30 pm: "Some Enchanted Evening." A workshop in chanting, singing and toning. New Earth Center for the Healing Arts. 26 ½ Main Street. Call for more info. 928-451-4337.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's, Rick's Firehouse Pub and the Pied Piper Pub.
-7:00 pm: Mosaic Trio Ballet Company presents "New Perspective." (final performance.)
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-4:00 pm: Eureka Professional Women's annual fundraiser at Arvest Bank parking lot. Call 253-3618 for info.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-7:30 pm: "Non-Fiction and Getting It Published." A free seminar at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Please call 253-7444 for more information.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Oct 31: Main Stage theatre group at Gavioli Chapel.
-Oct 31: Fall Diversity Weekend begins.
-Nov 1: Rocky Horror Picture Show at THE Gem.
-Nov 1: Herbal Arts Evening Showcase at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Nov 6: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival begins.
-Nov 7: Food and Wine Festival begins. (see www.eurekasprings.org for participants)
-Nov 8: James Yale exhibit opens at Eureka Fine Art Company.
-Nov 8: Gallery Association 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Nov 9: Melanie performs at THE Auditorium.
-Nov 13: Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend begins. (see www.eurekasprings.org for participants.)
-Nov 14: Men of Honor Retreat with John Two-Hawks.
-Nov 14: Fall Antique Show and Sale opening reception.
-Nov 15: Fall Antique Show and Sale.
-Nov 17: "A Community at Peace" opening. Photography by John Rankine.
-Nov 17: "Humanness of Healing" A workshop at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Every evening during October: Haunted Hayrides at Bear Mountain Stables. Call 253-6185 for reservations and other information.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-Load up your pickup days: Free, bulky waste collection event. 9:00 am-1:00pm. Dates and locations are; Saturday October 25 at the baseball fields in Oak Grove (final opportunity.) Please call 253-2727 for information regarding what is acceptable and what isn't.
-WANTED!!!! Artists and parade entries for the 61st Original Ozark Folk Festival (November 6-9.) Please call 253-2586 or 253-5249 or stop by the Auditorium for entry forms and additional information.
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat 2 begins today. Call 253-5826 for registration and other information.
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required 253-7461.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and the Rowdy Beaver.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic music jam at Eureka Music Park.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam at Eureka Live.
-Karaoke at Jack's Place and the Lumberyard.
FRIDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat continues.
-OctoberFest Open Fly-In begins at Hammer Field on Onyx Cave Road. Call 253-7273 for additional information. This is a free event for spectators!
-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 begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Festivities begin at the Crescent Hotel for the 6th Annual Eureka Springs School of the Arts Madhatter's Ball. Call 253-5384 for ticket information.
-7:00 pm: Mosaic Trio Ballet Company presents "New Perspectives" at Enthios Art Venue on Greenwood Hollow Road. Call 253-6830 for ticket information. Dinner, show and discussion.
-8:00 pm: Tuck & Abney perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-Randy Crouch & the Stragglers perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-9:00 pm: Free jukebox at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: The Prospects perform at the Squid and Whale.
-9:00 pm: Left of Center performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon and Henri's.
SATURDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat 2 continues.
-OctoberFest Open Fly-in continues.
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-11:00 am: Autumn Festival at the Vacation Rentals and Information Center at the main entrance to Holiday Island. Fun for all ages. Food, costume contests for humans and pets, painted pumpkins contest, much more!! Call 253-7700 for more information.
-Noon: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Music in Basin Spring Park begins. Today's performers include; Steve Jones, Arkansas Red and the Awesome Possums.
-2:00 pm: Tuck & Abney perform at the New Delhi Café.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-6:00 pm: Opal Fly performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: The Hogscalders perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Mosaic Trio Ballet Company presents "New Perspectives" (See Friday for ticket and other information.)
-7:00 pm: Opening reception for artist Denise Ryan at Eurekan Art Studio and Shop 150 No. Main Street. 253-0928.
-7:00 pm: Howl-O-Ween Carnival at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge. Concessions, costume contests, games and much more. Call 253-5841 for more information.
-8:00 pm: Tuck & Abney perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Jason Rici performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: Live entertainment at the Squid and Whale.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
SUNDAY:
-Mending Medicine Retreat continues.
-OctoberFest Open Fly-In continues.
-Memorial Pow-Wow and Elders Gathering at Blue Spring Heritage Center. Call 253-9244 for information.
-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.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Noon: Live entertainment begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Pearl Brick and Jeff Lee.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Hoop-House Workshop at Foundation Farms. Pre-registration required. 253-7461.
-1:00 pm: The Eureka Springs Outdoor Alliance (ESOA) will sponsor a fall hike to Hawksbill Crag. Meet at Hart's parking lot. Carpooling is encouraged. Call 981-0829 for more info.
-2:00 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
-4:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at Ollie's.
-5:00 pm: Jones Van Jones performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-5:00 pm: Meet-the-Candidates for Eureka Springs City Council at Chelsea's Pub and Café. Call 253-6723 for info.
-5:30 pm: "Some Enchanted Evening." A workshop in chanting, singing and toning. New Earth Center for the Healing Arts. 26 ½ Main Street. Call for more info. 928-451-4337.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's, Rick's Firehouse Pub and the Pied Piper Pub.
-7:00 pm: Mosaic Trio Ballet Company presents "New Perspective." (final performance.)
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-4:00 pm: Eureka Professional Women's annual fundraiser at Arvest Bank parking lot. Call 253-3618 for info.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-7:30 pm: "Non-Fiction and Getting It Published." A free seminar at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Please call 253-7444 for more information.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Oct 31: Main Stage theatre group at Gavioli Chapel.
-Oct 31: Fall Diversity Weekend begins.
-Nov 1: Rocky Horror Picture Show at THE Gem.
-Nov 1: Herbal Arts Evening Showcase at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Nov 6: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival begins.
-Nov 7: Food and Wine Festival begins. (see www.eurekasprings.org for participants)
-Nov 8: James Yale exhibit opens at Eureka Fine Art Company.
-Nov 8: Gallery Association 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll.
-Nov 9: Melanie performs at THE Auditorium.
-Nov 13: Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend begins. (see www.eurekasprings.org for participants.)
-Nov 14: Men of Honor Retreat with John Two-Hawks.
-Nov 14: Fall Antique Show and Sale opening reception.
-Nov 15: Fall Antique Show and Sale.
-Nov 17: "A Community at Peace" opening. Photography by John Rankine.
-Nov 17: "Humanness of Healing" A workshop at Fire Om Earth Studio.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Something New For The 61st Annual Folk Festival
This year's 61st Original Ozark Folk Festival, we will introduce what we expect may become a Folk Festival tradition, Songwriters in the Round.
These two separate performances will give us all an opportunity to hear some of the new voices in Folk that we are all sure to be hearing for years to come.
The first of these performances will be on Saturday November 9th, at 4:00pm in The Auditorium and feature:
Maia Archote (Winner 2007 Folk Songwriters Contest)
Natalia Zukerman
Danielle Miraglia
Raina Rose
www.nataliazukerman.com/home.
www.daniellem.com
www.rainarose.com
www.rainarose.com
Followed by an 8:00pm show on Saturday evening, featuring,
Tom Bianchi www.24hourtom.com
Jonathan Byrd www.jonathanbyrd.com
John Elliott www.thehereafterishere.com
Greg Klyma www.klyma.com
Danielle Miraglia www.daniellem.com
Raina Rose www.rainarose.com
3 Penny Acre www.3pennyacre.com will be Opening the evening show at 7:30pm. Tickets for these performances are $25.00 each or can be included in the Ozark Folk Festival Package for the discounted price of $65.00. To purchase tickets click www.theaud.org or call 1-888-855-7823. For more information visit www.ozarkfolkfestival.com .
These two separate performances will give us all an opportunity to hear some of the new voices in Folk that we are all sure to be hearing for years to come.
The first of these performances will be on Saturday November 9th, at 4:00pm in The Auditorium and feature:
Maia Archote (Winner 2007 Folk Songwriters Contest)
Natalia Zukerman
Danielle Miraglia
Raina Rose
www.nataliazukerman.com/home.
www.daniellem.com
www.rainarose.com
www.rainarose.com
Followed by an 8:00pm show on Saturday evening, featuring,
Tom Bianchi www.24hourtom.com
Jonathan Byrd www.jonathanbyrd.com
John Elliott www.thehereafterishere.com
Greg Klyma www.klyma.com
Danielle Miraglia www.daniellem.com
Raina Rose www.rainarose.com
3 Penny Acre www.3pennyacre.com will be Opening the evening show at 7:30pm. Tickets for these performances are $25.00 each or can be included in the Ozark Folk Festival Package for the discounted price of $65.00. To purchase tickets click www.theaud.org or call 1-888-855-7823. For more information visit www.ozarkfolkfestival.com .
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
It’s Just Around The Corner.. Eureka Springs Folk Festival!!!
The four day 61st Annual Ozark Original Folk Festival runs from November 6-9, 2008. Our host will be the talented Greg Kylma.
Greg Kylma, a January baby, born in Buffalo, NY on his father's bowling night, is the son of a garbage man. Greg grew up in a blue collar town with a blue collar work ethic and an appreciation of blue collar fun. In August 1998, Klyma took that ethic out on the road, honing his songwriting, storytelling, musicianship, and presentation at venues and festivals across the US.
A solid decade of traveling, performing and chewing on life are reflected in Rust Belt Vagabond's central theme of truth. Greg explores the Tale of Two Brothers, post-Katrina New Orleans, the history of Buffalo, NY and personal truth - his own shortcomings, the way we depend on each other and the healing power of love.
Recorded in studios from Austin, TX and Durham, NC to home studios scattered about the northeast US, Rust Belt Vagabond features two songs co-written with friend Jonathan Byrd, a fresh new version of "Erie Canal," and performances by, among others, Byrd, Tom Bianchi, Sick and Anthony da Costa.
Greg Klyma is the Rust Belt Vagabond - a folk troubadour with a rock 'n' roll heart, a home-cooked meal and a Vaudeville show in a fast-food, karaoke world. Simply put, Greg Klyma is an entertainer… and he's got songs. Lots of them. Besides his own prolific catalog of songs, ranging from historical ballads to outrageously funny bar songs, Greg can play hundreds of classic radio hits and album tracks. He is likewise known to improvise songs at the drop of a hat, keeping his shows forever in the moment.
Discography: New Clothes (2000), In the Meantime (2001), Not a Complicated Guy (2003), Driver (2006), Rust Belt Vagabond (2008)
Greg Klyma has opened for Todd Snider, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Fred Eaglesmith, & Jimmy LaFave among others,
in venues including Club Passim, Beachland Ballroom, Eddie's Attic, The Ark and the Cactus Cafe.
We love his unique sound and storytelling here in Eureka and are thrilled to have him as this year's Festival Host, as Greg is celebrating the release of his new CD, Rust Belt Vagabond.
Can't Wait til Folk Fest????
Sample Greg Below by following these links http://www.klyma.com
http://www.myspace.com/gregklyma
www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
Greg Kylma, a January baby, born in Buffalo, NY on his father's bowling night, is the son of a garbage man. Greg grew up in a blue collar town with a blue collar work ethic and an appreciation of blue collar fun. In August 1998, Klyma took that ethic out on the road, honing his songwriting, storytelling, musicianship, and presentation at venues and festivals across the US.
A solid decade of traveling, performing and chewing on life are reflected in Rust Belt Vagabond's central theme of truth. Greg explores the Tale of Two Brothers, post-Katrina New Orleans, the history of Buffalo, NY and personal truth - his own shortcomings, the way we depend on each other and the healing power of love.
Recorded in studios from Austin, TX and Durham, NC to home studios scattered about the northeast US, Rust Belt Vagabond features two songs co-written with friend Jonathan Byrd, a fresh new version of "Erie Canal," and performances by, among others, Byrd, Tom Bianchi, Sick and Anthony da Costa.
Greg Klyma is the Rust Belt Vagabond - a folk troubadour with a rock 'n' roll heart, a home-cooked meal and a Vaudeville show in a fast-food, karaoke world. Simply put, Greg Klyma is an entertainer… and he's got songs. Lots of them. Besides his own prolific catalog of songs, ranging from historical ballads to outrageously funny bar songs, Greg can play hundreds of classic radio hits and album tracks. He is likewise known to improvise songs at the drop of a hat, keeping his shows forever in the moment.
Discography: New Clothes (2000), In the Meantime (2001), Not a Complicated Guy (2003), Driver (2006), Rust Belt Vagabond (2008)
Greg Klyma has opened for Todd Snider, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Fred Eaglesmith, & Jimmy LaFave among others,
in venues including Club Passim, Beachland Ballroom, Eddie's Attic, The Ark and the Cactus Cafe.
We love his unique sound and storytelling here in Eureka and are thrilled to have him as this year's Festival Host, as Greg is celebrating the release of his new CD, Rust Belt Vagabond.
Can't Wait til Folk Fest????
Sample Greg Below by following these links http://www.klyma.com
http://www.myspace.com/gregklyma
www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
Monday, October 20, 2008
WOW What A Week!!!
Wow!!! Did you get a chance to visit Eureka Springs last week? The falls colors are popping out by the moment, maybe they were inspired by the seemingly non-stop music of last week.
On Thursday evening, The Maybelles brought our Americana House series to a close with a standing room only concert at the Gavioli Chapel.
Fans of the Americana House Concerts series, remember that while our season has come to a close. The Unitarian Church, located on 17 Elk Street is just staring their fall House concerts. Terri Hendrix, will be back by popular demand on October 22 and Mollie O'Brien and Rich Moore Will be performing on November 19th. If you are a fan of NPR's Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion than you will probably recognize Mollie's smoky vocals as part of the Hopeful Gospel Quartet. Doors open at 7:00pm.
Friday night, Guy Forysth of Austin, Texas fame brought to a close the Last Dance in the Park of the season. More than one person commented. "Wow – I have a new favorite band!!!"
Downtown was packed Saturday, and everyone who stopped by for to see the Ozone Players and Cletus Got Shot at this weekend's Free Music In Basin Spring Park was treated to not one but two surprise Sneak Previews by Beatlegras, who performed in The Auditorium Saturday evening to an enthusiastic audience.
The Free Music in Basin Park continues through the month of October, ending the week ending this week end with Steve Jones & Arkansas Red as well as The Awesome Possums on Saturday the 25th. Pearl Brick followed by Jeff Lee will be performing on Sunday the 26th.
On Thursday evening, The Maybelles brought our Americana House series to a close with a standing room only concert at the Gavioli Chapel.
Fans of the Americana House Concerts series, remember that while our season has come to a close. The Unitarian Church, located on 17 Elk Street is just staring their fall House concerts. Terri Hendrix, will be back by popular demand on October 22 and Mollie O'Brien and Rich Moore Will be performing on November 19th. If you are a fan of NPR's Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion than you will probably recognize Mollie's smoky vocals as part of the Hopeful Gospel Quartet. Doors open at 7:00pm.
Friday night, Guy Forysth of Austin, Texas fame brought to a close the Last Dance in the Park of the season. More than one person commented. "Wow – I have a new favorite band!!!"
Downtown was packed Saturday, and everyone who stopped by for to see the Ozone Players and Cletus Got Shot at this weekend's Free Music In Basin Spring Park was treated to not one but two surprise Sneak Previews by Beatlegras, who performed in The Auditorium Saturday evening to an enthusiastic audience.
The Free Music in Basin Park continues through the month of October, ending the week ending this week end with Steve Jones & Arkansas Red as well as The Awesome Possums on Saturday the 25th. Pearl Brick followed by Jeff Lee will be performing on Sunday the 26th.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Dance In The Park After Dark Tonight
Join us for the Last Dance in The Park After Dark of the Season, 7:00pm, Friday October 17, 2008. From the Lone Star state two of Austin's favorites bands The Derral Gleason Trio and Guy Forsyth will bring the season to a close.
....Derral's diversity is illustrated by a musical history which has seen his bands touring nationally and internationally with the POLICE, INXS, Iggy Pop, and the Divinyls... to solo-acoustic openings with Jerry Jeff Walker and Reverend Horton Heat. Check out their latest CD release "Abby's Bane Sessions" at
http://www.myspace.com/derralgleasonmusic
http://www.unlockaustin.com/Band/Derral%20Gleason%20Trio
Guy Forsyth features, Guy Forsyth on Guitar/Harp/Saw, Will Landin on Bass/Tuba and
Rob Hooper on Drums/Cajon. Their CD's include Voices Inside, Love Songs For & Against, Unrepentant Schizophrenic Americana, and their latest Calico Girl.
"A collection of songs as diverse in style as they are in mood: insights on love, fear, the perils of unchecked consumerism, war, the government, spirituality, psychotropic drug abuse and the apocalypse shot through Guy's typically eclectic prism of blues, folk, jazz, reggae, funk and rock and roll."
Sample the Guy Forsyth Band at
http://www.guyforsyth.com/
http://www.myspace.com/guyforsythband
....Derral's diversity is illustrated by a musical history which has seen his bands touring nationally and internationally with the POLICE, INXS, Iggy Pop, and the Divinyls... to solo-acoustic openings with Jerry Jeff Walker and Reverend Horton Heat. Check out their latest CD release "Abby's Bane Sessions" at
http://www.myspace.com/derralgleasonmusic
http://www.unlockaustin.com/Band/Derral%20Gleason%20Trio
Guy Forsyth features, Guy Forsyth on Guitar/Harp/Saw, Will Landin on Bass/Tuba and
Rob Hooper on Drums/Cajon. Their CD's include Voices Inside, Love Songs For & Against, Unrepentant Schizophrenic Americana, and their latest Calico Girl.
"A collection of songs as diverse in style as they are in mood: insights on love, fear, the perils of unchecked consumerism, war, the government, spirituality, psychotropic drug abuse and the apocalypse shot through Guy's typically eclectic prism of blues, folk, jazz, reggae, funk and rock and roll."
Sample the Guy Forsyth Band at
http://www.guyforsyth.com/
http://www.myspace.com/guyforsythband
Thursday, October 16, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS OCTOBER 16-22, 2008
-TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE for BEETLEGRAS! Saturday night, 8:00 at THE Auditorium. Listen to them here: www.beatlegras.com/
-Every evening during October: Haunted Hayrides at Bear Mountain Stables. Call 253-6185 for reservations and other information.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-Load up your pickup days: Free, bulky waste collection event. 9:00 am-1:00pm. Dates and locations are; Saturday October 18 at RiverLake Exxon, Saturday October 25 at the baseball fields in Oak Grove. Please call 253-2727 for information regarding what is acceptable and what isn't.
-WANTED!!!! Artists and parade entries for the 61st Original Ozark Folk Festival (November 6-9.) Please call 253-2586 or 253-5249 or stop by the Auditorium for entry forms and additional information.
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-Entry forms are available for the 2008 Eureka Springs Christmas Decoration Contest. Prize money in four different categories. It's time to get to work!! Pick up forms at the Chamber of Commerce, THE Auditorium, the Transit/Visitor Welcome Center or the CAPC office. Judging takes place on Monday November 24. Entry forms include other pertinent information.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South. October 16: 2nd Annual Homemade Apple Pie Contest. Please bring your pie to the Market no later than 8:45 am. Judging begins at 9:00.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-War Eagle Mill Fall Arts and Crafts Fair begins today.
-Noon: Dave Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale Pub and Grille on Center Street.
-6:00 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Call 253-7444 for information.
-7:00 pm: Open mic acoustic jam at Eureka Music Park on highway 23 south.
-7:00 pm: Americana House Concert at Gavioli Chapel. Tonight's performers are The Maybelles. $10.00 per person at the door.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-War Eagle Mill Fall Arts and Crafts Fair continues.
-Mending Medicine Retreat (1) with John Two-Hawks begins. Call 866-444-0940 for information.
-Little Portion Retreat begins. Call 253-7710 for information.
-11:00 am: Eagle Watch Weekend begins. Call Belle of the Ozarks for reservation information. 253-6200.
-Noon: Hidden Artists' Show begins at The Space (across from the Post Office.) Featured artists include Judith Ann Griffith, Julie Kahn Valentine, Chon Stanley, Jim Wallace and Laura Waters.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Lumberyard and the Rowdy Beaver.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Docfest @ the Carnegie begins another season in the Annex on Spring Street. Tonight's documentary is "The Children of Chabannes." All films are free and for mature audiences. Call 253-8754 for information.
-7:00 pm: Dance in the Park After Dark. Tonight's entertainment provided by Derral Gleason Trio and Guy Forsyth. This is a free event for all ages.
-8:00 pm: Eureka Theatre Company presents "Spoon River Anthology" at the Gavioli Chapel. $10.00 at the door. ($5.00 for students.) Call 253-7995 for additional information.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: A & W performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-One Night Stand performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-The Shack Rats perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale on Center Street.
-Az Iz performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-Mending Medicine and Little Portion Retreats continue.
-War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair continues.
-Eagle Watch tours continue on Beaver Lake.
-"Meet the Artist" Saturday begins at Eureka Fine Art Company at 78 Spring Street. This week's featured artist is Josh Mitchell showing fine art photographs. Call 253-6595 for information.
-Noon: Eureka Thyme in The Quarter on Van Buren Street will host a reception for featured artist, Sandy Starbird ("Arts in Mud".) 363-9600.
-Noon: Dash Hammel performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's entertainers include, Ozone Players and Cletus Got Shot.
-1:00 and 6:00 pm: Iris at the Basin Park at 3 Spring Street will host featured artist Valerie Hubbard Damon (books and paintings.) 253-9494.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-6:00 pm: Eureka Jazz performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mike Blackwell performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for Beatlegras. Show starts at 8:00.
-8:00 pm: Miranda Ray performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Performance of "Spoon River Anthology" at Gavioli Chapel.
-8:00 pm: A & W performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Elisha Israel performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Silverado performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: Gera and the New Black & Blues performs at the Squid and Whale.
-Az Iz performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
SUNDAY:
-Little Portion and Mending Medicine Retreats continue.
-War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair continues.
-Eagle Watch on Beaver Lake 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: Live entertainment in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Live entertainment on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins in the band shell at Basin Spring Park. Today's entertainment provided by Cross-Eyed Child and The Hogscalders.
-Noon: Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-5:00 pm: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Jason Freeman & The Bluff City Backsliders perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Country Line dancing classes at Eureka Live.
-7:00 pm: Doors open at the Unitarian Church on Elk Street for the Eureka House Concert. Tonight's performers are Terri Hendrix & Lloyd Manes. Show starts at 7:30. $12.00 at the door. Smoke-free and home by 10:00…we promise!
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Oct 23: Mending Medicine Retreat (2) begins.
-Oct 24: Mad Hatter's Ball
-Oct 24: War Birds over Arkansas.
-Oct 24: Mosaic Trio Ballet presentation.
-Oct 25: Autumn Festival at Holiday Island.
-Oct 25: Howl-O-Ween Carnival at Turpentine Creek.
-Oct 26: Memorial Pow Wow at Blue Spring.
-Oct 28: Eureka Springs Professional Women's annual fundraiser at Arvest Bank.
-Oct 31: Main Stage theatre group at Gavioli Chapel.
-Oct 31: Fall Diversity Weekend begins.
-Nov 1: Herbal Arts Evening Showcase at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Nov 6: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival begins.
-Nov 7: Food and Wine Festival begins.
-Nov 9: Melanie performs at THE Auditorium.
-Every evening during October: Haunted Hayrides at Bear Mountain Stables. Call 253-6185 for reservations and other information.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-Load up your pickup days: Free, bulky waste collection event. 9:00 am-1:00pm. Dates and locations are; Saturday October 18 at RiverLake Exxon, Saturday October 25 at the baseball fields in Oak Grove. Please call 253-2727 for information regarding what is acceptable and what isn't.
-WANTED!!!! Artists and parade entries for the 61st Original Ozark Folk Festival (November 6-9.) Please call 253-2586 or 253-5249 or stop by the Auditorium for entry forms and additional information.
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-Entry forms are available for the 2008 Eureka Springs Christmas Decoration Contest. Prize money in four different categories. It's time to get to work!! Pick up forms at the Chamber of Commerce, THE Auditorium, the Transit/Visitor Welcome Center or the CAPC office. Judging takes place on Monday November 24. Entry forms include other pertinent information.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South. October 16: 2nd Annual Homemade Apple Pie Contest. Please bring your pie to the Market no later than 8:45 am. Judging begins at 9:00.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-War Eagle Mill Fall Arts and Crafts Fair begins today.
-Noon: Dave Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale Pub and Grille on Center Street.
-6:00 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: POETluck at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow. Call 253-7444 for information.
-7:00 pm: Open mic acoustic jam at Eureka Music Park on highway 23 south.
-7:00 pm: Americana House Concert at Gavioli Chapel. Tonight's performers are The Maybelles. $10.00 per person at the door.
-Karaoke at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill and Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-War Eagle Mill Fall Arts and Crafts Fair continues.
-Mending Medicine Retreat (1) with John Two-Hawks begins. Call 866-444-0940 for information.
-Little Portion Retreat begins. Call 253-7710 for information.
-11:00 am: Eagle Watch Weekend begins. Call Belle of the Ozarks for reservation information. 253-6200.
-Noon: Hidden Artists' Show begins at The Space (across from the Post Office.) Featured artists include Judith Ann Griffith, Julie Kahn Valentine, Chon Stanley, Jim Wallace and Laura Waters.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour begins at the Lumberyard and the Rowdy Beaver.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Pearl Brick performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Docfest @ the Carnegie begins another season in the Annex on Spring Street. Tonight's documentary is "The Children of Chabannes." All films are free and for mature audiences. Call 253-8754 for information.
-7:00 pm: Dance in the Park After Dark. Tonight's entertainment provided by Derral Gleason Trio and Guy Forsyth. This is a free event for all ages.
-8:00 pm: Eureka Theatre Company presents "Spoon River Anthology" at the Gavioli Chapel. $10.00 at the door. ($5.00 for students.) Call 253-7995 for additional information.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: A & W performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-One Night Stand performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-The Shack Rats perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale on Center Street.
-Az Iz performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-Mending Medicine and Little Portion Retreats continue.
-War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair continues.
-Eagle Watch tours continue on Beaver Lake.
-"Meet the Artist" Saturday begins at Eureka Fine Art Company at 78 Spring Street. This week's featured artist is Josh Mitchell showing fine art photographs. Call 253-6595 for information.
-Noon: Eureka Thyme in The Quarter on Van Buren Street will host a reception for featured artist, Sandy Starbird ("Arts in Mud".) 363-9600.
-Noon: Dash Hammel performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins in Basin Spring Park. Today's entertainers include, Ozone Players and Cletus Got Shot.
-1:00 and 6:00 pm: Iris at the Basin Park at 3 Spring Street will host featured artist Valerie Hubbard Damon (books and paintings.) 253-9494.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-6:00 pm: Eureka Jazz performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mike Blackwell performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for Beatlegras. Show starts at 8:00.
-8:00 pm: Miranda Ray performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Performance of "Spoon River Anthology" at Gavioli Chapel.
-8:00 pm: A & W performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Elisha Israel performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Silverado performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-9:00 pm: Gera and the New Black & Blues performs at the Squid and Whale.
-Az Iz performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's and Henri's.
SUNDAY:
-Little Portion and Mending Medicine Retreats continue.
-War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair continues.
-Eagle Watch on Beaver Lake 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: Live entertainment in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Live entertainment on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins in the band shell at Basin Spring Park. Today's entertainment provided by Cross-Eyed Child and The Hogscalders.
-Noon: Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-2:00 pm: David Singleton performs at the New Delhi Café.
-5:00 pm: David Singleton performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-6:00 pm: Jason Freeman & The Bluff City Backsliders perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Country Line dancing classes at Eureka Live.
-7:00 pm: Doors open at the Unitarian Church on Elk Street for the Eureka House Concert. Tonight's performers are Terri Hendrix & Lloyd Manes. Show starts at 7:30. $12.00 at the door. Smoke-free and home by 10:00…we promise!
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Oct 23: Mending Medicine Retreat (2) begins.
-Oct 24: Mad Hatter's Ball
-Oct 24: War Birds over Arkansas.
-Oct 24: Mosaic Trio Ballet presentation.
-Oct 25: Autumn Festival at Holiday Island.
-Oct 25: Howl-O-Ween Carnival at Turpentine Creek.
-Oct 26: Memorial Pow Wow at Blue Spring.
-Oct 28: Eureka Springs Professional Women's annual fundraiser at Arvest Bank.
-Oct 31: Main Stage theatre group at Gavioli Chapel.
-Oct 31: Fall Diversity Weekend begins.
-Nov 1: Herbal Arts Evening Showcase at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Nov 6: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival begins.
-Nov 7: Food and Wine Festival begins.
-Nov 9: Melanie performs at THE Auditorium.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Save The Last Dance for........
Join us for the Last Dance in The Park of the Season, Friday October 17, 2008 at 7:00pm.
From the Lone Star state two of Austin's favorites bands The Derral Gleason Trio and Guy Forsyth will bring the season to a close.
....Derral's diversity is illustrated by a musical history which has seen his bands touring nationally and internationally with the POLICE, INXS, Iggy Pop, and the Divinyls... to solo-acoustic openings with Jerry Jeff Walker and Reverend Horton Heat. Check out their latest release is 'Abby's Bane Sessions' .at http://www.myspace.com/..derralgleasonmusic http://..www.unlockaustin.com/Band/..Derral%20Gleason%20Trio
Guy Forsyth features, Guy Forsyth - Guitar/Harp/Saw, Will Landin - Bass/Tuba and
Rob Hooper - Drums/Cajon.
Their CD's include Voices Inside, Love Songs For & Against, Unrepentant Schizophrenic Americana, and their latest Calico Girl.
'A collection of songs as diverse in style as they are in mood: insights on love, fear, the perils of unchecked consumerism, war, the government, spirituality, psychotropic drug abuse and the apocalypse shot through Guy's typically eclectic prism of blues, folk, jazz, reggae, funk and rock and roll.'
Sample the Guy Forsyth Band at http://www.guyforsyth.com/, http://www.myspace.com/..guyforsythband
See you there.
From the Lone Star state two of Austin's favorites bands The Derral Gleason Trio and Guy Forsyth will bring the season to a close.
....Derral's diversity is illustrated by a musical history which has seen his bands touring nationally and internationally with the POLICE, INXS, Iggy Pop, and the Divinyls... to solo-acoustic openings with Jerry Jeff Walker and Reverend Horton Heat. Check out their latest release is 'Abby's Bane Sessions' .at http://www.myspace.com/..derralgleasonmusic http://..www.unlockaustin.com/Band/..Derral%20Gleason%20Trio
Guy Forsyth features, Guy Forsyth - Guitar/Harp/Saw, Will Landin - Bass/Tuba and
Rob Hooper - Drums/Cajon.
Their CD's include Voices Inside, Love Songs For & Against, Unrepentant Schizophrenic Americana, and their latest Calico Girl.
'A collection of songs as diverse in style as they are in mood: insights on love, fear, the perils of unchecked consumerism, war, the government, spirituality, psychotropic drug abuse and the apocalypse shot through Guy's typically eclectic prism of blues, folk, jazz, reggae, funk and rock and roll.'
Sample the Guy Forsyth Band at http://www.guyforsyth.com/, http://www.myspace.com/..guyforsythband
See you there.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
THE MAYBELLES To Close Americana House Concerts Season
The Maybelles will bring to a close Eureka Springs 2008 Americana House Concert Season. They will be performing Thursday October 16th, at 7:00pm at the Gavioli Chapel. The Gavioli Chapel is located at 80 Mountain Street. Admission is $10.00/
The Maybelles began several years ago right here in Eureka Springs when Melissa Carper and Jan Bell met and started playing music together. As a duo playing New Orleans where they first appeared as The Maybelles, New Orleans City Life magazine ranked them among the Top 10 of the city's music acts.
While performing in New York they added Katy Rose Cox to make them a trio.
Chuck Eddy, Senior Music Editor at the Village Voice, rated the group's debut album White Trash Jenny among his favorite Top Ten Folk Albums. He described them as, "An EXPERT BAND. Celtic tinged, Appalachian influenced.
Mikael Wood, who also writes for the Village Voice, characterized the band's efforts as, "A triumph for equal opportunity bluegrassers, never once sinks into mere bluegrass reverence." And Time Out NY magazine gave them a coveted Recommended rating with the comment, "Don't Miss The Maybelles."
They didn't miss them in London either. Charlie Gillett of the British Broadcasting Corporation [BBC] said, "Of all the music the 'Be Good Tanya's' gave me, my favorite is The Maybelles. They sound like they might be granddaughters of country greats." Interesting comment in that Jan Bell grew up in Nottinghamshire, England.
Jerome Clark who frequently writes with actor Robin Williams and Williams' wife, Linda, wrote on Rambles.net, "Freshness bordering on wonder.''
Donice Woodside, writing for Nightflying, described them as "Musical geniuses in mutual motion.''
Susan Porter, in the Fayetteville Free Weekly says they're an "Upbeat and charming Americana trio."
According to Mike Shirkey of KUAF Radio, "They've got it all. Good writing. Good voices. Good sound. If you haven't seen The Maybelles in a while, you're in for a surprise."
This is a songwriter's band. Performing Songwriter magazine selected White Trash Jenny for its annual Top 12 DIY picks. They described the album as "chock-full of good old fashioned fun -- groping, incest and stints in jail." The title track tells the story of a free-spirited woman who chose a life of crime and time in jail over life in a trailer park, "having kids and being someone's wife."
The Maybelles have been invited to perform at the International Bluegrass Music Awards in Nashville this year. And Jan Bell has won the popular vote for Independent Music Awards Alternative Country Album of the Year for her Songs For Love Drunk Sinners as performed by Jan Bell + the Cheap Dates.
http://www.themaybellesmusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/themaybelles
http://www.myspace.com/americanaeureka
The Maybelles began several years ago right here in Eureka Springs when Melissa Carper and Jan Bell met and started playing music together. As a duo playing New Orleans where they first appeared as The Maybelles, New Orleans City Life magazine ranked them among the Top 10 of the city's music acts.
While performing in New York they added Katy Rose Cox to make them a trio.
Chuck Eddy, Senior Music Editor at the Village Voice, rated the group's debut album White Trash Jenny among his favorite Top Ten Folk Albums. He described them as, "An EXPERT BAND. Celtic tinged, Appalachian influenced.
Mikael Wood, who also writes for the Village Voice, characterized the band's efforts as, "A triumph for equal opportunity bluegrassers, never once sinks into mere bluegrass reverence." And Time Out NY magazine gave them a coveted Recommended rating with the comment, "Don't Miss The Maybelles."
They didn't miss them in London either. Charlie Gillett of the British Broadcasting Corporation [BBC] said, "Of all the music the 'Be Good Tanya's' gave me, my favorite is The Maybelles. They sound like they might be granddaughters of country greats." Interesting comment in that Jan Bell grew up in Nottinghamshire, England.
Jerome Clark who frequently writes with actor Robin Williams and Williams' wife, Linda, wrote on Rambles.net, "Freshness bordering on wonder.''
Donice Woodside, writing for Nightflying, described them as "Musical geniuses in mutual motion.''
Susan Porter, in the Fayetteville Free Weekly says they're an "Upbeat and charming Americana trio."
According to Mike Shirkey of KUAF Radio, "They've got it all. Good writing. Good voices. Good sound. If you haven't seen The Maybelles in a while, you're in for a surprise."
This is a songwriter's band. Performing Songwriter magazine selected White Trash Jenny for its annual Top 12 DIY picks. They described the album as "chock-full of good old fashioned fun -- groping, incest and stints in jail." The title track tells the story of a free-spirited woman who chose a life of crime and time in jail over life in a trailer park, "having kids and being someone's wife."
The Maybelles have been invited to perform at the International Bluegrass Music Awards in Nashville this year. And Jan Bell has won the popular vote for Independent Music Awards Alternative Country Album of the Year for her Songs For Love Drunk Sinners as performed by Jan Bell + the Cheap Dates.
http://www.themaybellesmusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/themaybelles
http://www.myspace.com/americanaeureka
Friday, October 3, 2008
FREE Music In Basin Spring Park Saturday, October 4
Free music in Basin Spring Park will start at Noon tomorrow. Maia Archote who will be performing again at the 61st Original Ozark Folk Festival opens a day of music that will run to 6pm.
The complete line up is:
Noon Maia Archote
1pm Willie Jones
2pm Jones van Jones
3pm Jeff Lee
4pm The Ariels
5pm Off The Wall
It should be a beautiful autumn day. See you there.
www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
www.myspace.com/eurekafestivals
www.myspace.com/ozarkfolkfestival
www.theaud.org
Listen to Maia Archote here
http://www.myspace.com/maiasmusicmaiaarchotecom
Sample The Ariels here
http://www.theariels.com
The complete line up is:
Noon Maia Archote
1pm Willie Jones
2pm Jones van Jones
3pm Jeff Lee
4pm The Ariels
5pm Off The Wall
It should be a beautiful autumn day. See you there.
www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
www.myspace.com/eurekafestivals
www.myspace.com/ozarkfolkfestival
www.theaud.org
Listen to Maia Archote here
http://www.myspace.com/maiasmusicmaiaarchotecom
Sample The Ariels here
http://www.theariels.com
Thursday, October 2, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS OCTOBER 2 – OCTOBER 8, 2008
-Every evening during October: Haunted Hayrides at Bear Mountain Stables. Call 253-6185 for reservations and other information.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-For the 18th year, we welcome the Corvette owners and fans to Eureka Springs. The schedule of events, as presented to us, are posted on the appropriate day below.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South. Community Day October 2. Local, civic organizations are invited to set up a booth. This is a perfect opportunity to education the public about your cause. For more information, call Heather 244-5431.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-10:00 am: Registration for Corvette Weekend begins at Davis Chevrolet in Berryville.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Live music on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-6:00 pm: Registration for Corvette Weekend at BW Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Corvette tech and information seminars begin at the convention center.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam session at Eureka Live.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic music jam at Eureka Music Park on highway 23 south.
FRIDAY:
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-10:00 am: Corvette registration begins at Land -O-Nod Inn.
-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: The Coalessence Festival opens at Lake Leatherwood City Park. Please visit www.caolessencefest.com for more information. A complete schedule can be found in The Citizen.
-3:00 pm: Corvette registration moves to the gazebo at Pine Mountain Village.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Lumberyard and the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:15 pm: Corvette photo-tours begin departing Pine Mountain Village.
-5:00 pm: Gera & The New Black & Blues perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: A & W perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Live music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-Mem Shanon performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon and Henri's.
-Events continue thru 2:00 am during the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood City Park.
SATURDAY:
-7:30 am: Events begin at the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood.
-7:30 am: Corvette registration continues at Land-O-Nod Victorian Inn.
-7:30 am: Preparation begins for the Corvette Owner's Choice Car Show at Pine Mountain Village.
-9:00 am: Corvette Car Show opens to the public at Pine Mountain Village.
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Live music on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins at Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Maia Archote, Willie Jones, Jones van Jones, Jeff Lee, The Ariels and Off-the-Wall.
-1:00 pm: Corvette awards presentation at Pine Mountain Village.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-3:30 pm: Registration for the Corvette Poker Run begins at Pine Mountain Village. Departure for Run follows.
-5:00 pm: Gera & The New Black & Blues perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-6:30 pm: Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: A & W perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Corvette Parade of Champions along highway 62.
-Speakeasy performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
-Live Wyre performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Events during the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood continue until 2:30 am.
SUNDAY:
7:30 am: Events begin at Lake Leatherwood for the Coalessence Festival.
-7:30 am: Corvette departing gathering at Pine Mountain Village.
-9:00 am: Corvettes begin leaving Eureka Springs from Pine Mountain Village.
-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: Live entertainment in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Live music on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café during the afternoon.
-6:30 pm: House Concert at Fire Om Earth Studio. Entertainment provided by Luna Tart.
-9:30 pm: Closing ceremonies of the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: "You and Your Dog" final dog training class. Call Main Stage at 253-8060 for information.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-6:00 pm: Carnegie Library Fall Book Sale begins in the Annex on Spring Street.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Country Line dancing classes at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Oct 9: Ozark Writer's Conference begins.
-Oct 11: Didgeridoo Workshop
-Oct 14: Women's Drumming Class.
-Oct 16: Americana House Concert.
-Oct 16: War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair begins.
-Oct 17: Mending Medicine Retreat 1 begins.
-Oct 17: Dance in the Park After Dark.
-Oct 17: Eagle Watch Weekend begins.
-Oct 17: Little Portion Retreat begins.
-Oct 17-18: Eureka Theatre Company performances.
-Oct 18: Beetlegrass at THE Auditorium.
-Oct 23: Mending Medicine Retreat 2 begins.
-Oct 24: Mad Hatter's Ball
-Oct 24: War Birds over Arkansas.
-Oct 24: Mosaic Trio Ballet presentation.
-Oct 26: Memorial Pow Wow at Blue Spring.
-Every weekend during October: Drinks, dessert and coffee at Mud Street Café beginning at 6:00 pm.
-For the 18th year, we welcome the Corvette owners and fans to Eureka Springs. The schedule of events, as presented to us, are posted on the appropriate day below.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402.
Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Fall classes are underway.
-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: 7:00 am-12:00 pm Eureka Springs Farmers Market at the former Eureka Screams Theatre on Hwy 23 South. Community Day October 2. Local, civic organizations are invited to set up a booth. This is a perfect opportunity to education the public about your cause. For more information, call Heather 244-5431.
-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 (all day) Local's day at the Pizza Bar.
-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.
THURSDAY:
-10:00 am: Registration for Corvette Weekend begins at Davis Chevrolet in Berryville.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Live music on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-6:00 pm: Registration for Corvette Weekend at BW Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-7:00 pm: Corvette tech and information seminars begin at the convention center.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam session at Eureka Live.
-7:00 pm: Acoustic music jam at Eureka Music Park on highway 23 south.
FRIDAY:
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-10:00 am: Corvette registration begins at Land -O-Nod Inn.
-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: The Coalessence Festival opens at Lake Leatherwood City Park. Please visit www.caolessencefest.com for more information. A complete schedule can be found in The Citizen.
-3:00 pm: Corvette registration moves to the gazebo at Pine Mountain Village.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Lumberyard and the Rowdy Beaver.
-3:15 pm: Corvette photo-tours begin departing Pine Mountain Village.
-5:00 pm: Gera & The New Black & Blues perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: A & W perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Live music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-Mem Shanon performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon and Henri's.
-Events continue thru 2:00 am during the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood City Park.
SATURDAY:
-7:30 am: Events begin at the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood.
-7:30 am: Corvette registration continues at Land-O-Nod Victorian Inn.
-7:30 am: Preparation begins for the Corvette Owner's Choice Car Show at Pine Mountain Village.
-9:00 am: Corvette Car Show opens to the public at Pine Mountain Village.
-10:00 am: Culinary class with Karen Gros. Reservations required. 253-7461.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Live music on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Live music begins at Basin Spring Park. Today's performers include; Maia Archote, Willie Jones, Jones van Jones, Jeff Lee, The Ariels and Off-the-Wall.
-1:00 pm: Corvette awards presentation at Pine Mountain Village.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-3:30 pm: Registration for the Corvette Poker Run begins at Pine Mountain Village. Departure for Run follows.
-5:00 pm: Gera & The New Black & Blues perform at the Rowdy Beaver.
-6:30 pm: Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: Live music and dancing at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: A & W perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Corvette Parade of Champions along highway 62.
-Speakeasy performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Karaoke at Henri's and Shawbee's.
-Live Wyre performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Events during the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood continue until 2:30 am.
SUNDAY:
7:30 am: Events begin at Lake Leatherwood for the Coalessence Festival.
-7:30 am: Corvette departing gathering at Pine Mountain Village.
-9:00 am: Corvettes begin leaving Eureka Springs from Pine Mountain Village.
-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: Live entertainment in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Noon and 5:00 pm: Live music on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-Live entertainment at the New Delhi Café during the afternoon.
-6:30 pm: House Concert at Fire Om Earth Studio. Entertainment provided by Luna Tart.
-9:30 pm: Closing ceremonies of the Coalessence Festival at Lake Leatherwood.
MONDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-6:00 pm: "You and Your Dog" final dog training class. Call Main Stage at 253-8060 for information.
-Crab leg special at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Ladies night at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Game night at Rick's Firehouse Pub.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee's.
TUESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-Open mic at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
WEDNESDAY:
-3:00 pm: Happy Hour at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-6:00 pm: Carnegie Library Fall Book Sale begins in the Annex on Spring Street.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Country Line dancing classes at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Oct 9: Ozark Writer's Conference begins.
-Oct 11: Didgeridoo Workshop
-Oct 14: Women's Drumming Class.
-Oct 16: Americana House Concert.
-Oct 16: War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair begins.
-Oct 17: Mending Medicine Retreat 1 begins.
-Oct 17: Dance in the Park After Dark.
-Oct 17: Eagle Watch Weekend begins.
-Oct 17: Little Portion Retreat begins.
-Oct 17-18: Eureka Theatre Company performances.
-Oct 18: Beetlegrass at THE Auditorium.
-Oct 23: Mending Medicine Retreat 2 begins.
-Oct 24: Mad Hatter's Ball
-Oct 24: War Birds over Arkansas.
-Oct 24: Mosaic Trio Ballet presentation.
-Oct 26: Memorial Pow Wow at Blue Spring.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
FINAL REMINDER- 61st Annual Ozark Folk Festival Songwriter Contest
Tomorrow October 2nd, 2008 is the last day that we are accepting submissions for the 61st Annual Ozark Folk Festival. If you have not yet submitted your songs you have until tomorrow at midnight to submit via Sonic Bids. If you are submitting via the mail you must have the submission postmarked by tomorrow. For more information please visit http://www.ozarkfolkfestival.com
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