Notes of interest
-DINE BEFORE THE SHOW! A chance to enjoy an exquisite meal... and still make the curtain at one of Eureka Springs' evening shows or entertainment venues. Just ask for the "Overture Menu" in the Crystal Dining Room Restaurant located at 75 Prospect Avenue on the Historic Loop. Service begins at 5p; must be seated by 6:30p. Reservations not required. Extensive wine collection. 479-253-9652.
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-DINE OUT ON THANKSGIVING: (Please call your restaurant of choice regarding seating times and reservations: Forest Hill Restaurant 253-2422, Rogue’s Manor 253-4911, Gazebo Restaurant 253-9551, Myrtie Mae’s 253-9768, Grand Taverne 253-6756, Crystal Dining Room 253-9766, Rowdy Beaver 253-8544.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am.
-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.
-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 Wednesday night: 7:00 pm. A Shamanic Journey Circle will meet at New Earth Center for the Healing Arts at 26 1/2 Main St. Suggested donation $10. For details call Kit Shepperd at (479) 363-9297.
-Every Thursday in November: Eureka Gras Mardi Gras planning session at Dan Ellis’ house 423 W. Van Buren (behind the Rowdy Beaver) 5-6:00pm. Call 981-9551 for info.
-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 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.
FROM THE TRANSIT OFFICE:
Transit is offering Historical Tram Tours at 1 and 3pm on Friday the 21st & 28th and Saturday the 22nd & 29th of November. The cost is $10 for adults and $4.50 for children 12 and under. No reservations needed just be the Visitor Welcome and Transit Center at 137 W. Van Buren about 10-15 minutes before the hour of the tours. These tours are in an open-air tram, so dress weather accordingly!
HOLIDAY EVENTS: (Please let me know if other events need to be added.)
-A Season of Celebration at the Pine Mountain Theatre. Nightly except Sunday (no shows on November 20, 26 and 27) www.pinemountainjamboree.com
-Ozark Mountain Hoe Down. Nightly thru December 14. www.ozarkmountainhoedown.com
-Drive thru lighting display on the grounds of the Great Passion Play thru December 31. The Texans perform on Friday and Saturday nights.
-42nd Silver Tea at the Crescent Hotel. 2-4:00 pm Thursday December 4 in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-Eureka Springs Christmas Parade. 6:00 pm Friday December 5.
-Candlelight Tour of Homes beings at 2:00 pm Saturday December 6. Mountain/Eureka Street neighborhood.
-December 6, 7:00 pm, 6th Annual Christmas Ball at the Basin Park Hotel. Tickets on sale now. 253-9417.
-Eureka Home for the Holidays Concert at THE Auditorium on December 12.
-Ozarks Chorale Christmas Concert at THE Auditorium on December 13.
-Sweet Treats Cookie Tour on December 13.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK:
THURSDAY:
-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.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie’s.
-7:00 pm: Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet and Silent Auction at the Basin Park Hotel. SOLD OUT!
-Open mic jam session at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Opal Fly, Melissa Carper and Matt Smith perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
FRIDAY:
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-5:00 pm: John Rankine’s “A Community at Peace” photography exhibit opens at The Space.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Matt & Gus perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: Karaoke at the Rowdy Beaver.
-7:30 pm: Galactic Butterfly at Enthios Art Venue on Greenwood Hollow Road. Call 253-6830 for ticket information.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Cletus Got Shot performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs in Dr. Baker’s Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Mountain Sprout performs at Chelsea’s Pub and Café.
-9:00 pm: Watts It 2 Ya performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale.
-Karaoke at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon, Jack’s Place and Henri’s.
SATURDAY:
-11:00 am: Featured artist, Chuck Blouin will be at Eureka Fine Art Company. Call 253-6595 for information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-5:00 pm: Closing reception for John Rankine’s “A Community at Peace” exhibit at The Space.
-6:00 pm: Opal Fly performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:30 pm: The Ozone Players perform at the New Delhi Café.
-7:30 pm: Galactic Butterfly at Enthios Art Venue on Greenwood Hollow Road. Call 253-6830 for ticket information.
-8:00 pm: Live entertainment in Dr. Baker’s Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Cletus Got Shoot performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:00 pm: Jerry RunnerSmith performs at the Rowdy Beaver.
-1 Oz Jig performs at Chelsea’s Pub and Café.
-Karaoke at Shawbee’s, Henri’s and Jack’s Place.
-Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale.
-10:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
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: Catherine Reed performs in the Crystal Dining Room at the Crescent Hotel.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing begins at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
-4:00 pm: Opal Fly, Melissa Carper and Warren Byrom perform at the New Delhi 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.
-Monday Night Football at Shawbee’s, Rick’s Firehouse Pub and the Pied Piper Pub.
-7:30 pm: Galactic Butterfly at Enthios Art Venue on Greenwood Hollow Road. Call 253-6830 for ticket information (Final performance)
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: Ladies Night at the Squid and Whale.
-6:30 pm: Open jam at the New Delhi Café.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day.
-Nov 28: Santa in Basin Spring Park.
-Nov 29: Fall Art Show begins.
-Also see “Holiday Events” listed above.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
John Two-Hawks
December 6th 2008 will be the 6th annual John Two-Hawks Peace on Earth Christmas Concert at the Auditorium at 7:30 pm Proceeds from this event will benefit Heifer International
John will perform from his Peace on Earth Christmas CD as well as a number of other favorite hits off his latest CD Elk Dreamer.
John Two-Hawks resides in Northwest Arkansas. His music has been nominated for an Emmy in the Emmy winning best Picture of the year in 2007 "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" He is a platinum award winning composer and musician.
John Two-Hawks is the co founder of the Circle of Nations World Community whose goal is to promote peace and understanding among the Nations of the World.
John's message and music are a wonderful addition to the Peace on Earth that Christmas reminds us of!
Tickets are discounted for this event and can be purchased on line at www.johntwohawks.com or by calling 888 790 9091 or 253-5826
Sponsors Circle Studios, Blue Spring Trading Post and Susan Morrison Signature Gallery
Thursday, November 13, 2008
CALENDAR OF EVENTS NOVEMBER 13-19, 2008
Community News of Interest:
-FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14: (tomorrow!) The Ozark Mountain Hoedown will offer a donation only show benefiting the Carroll County Shop With a Cop program. 100% of the proceeds will help area children have a Merry Christmas. Show starts at 7:30 pm.
-DINE BEFORE THE SHOW! A chance to enjoy an exquisite meal... and still make the curtain at one of Eureka Springs' evening shows or entertainment venues. Just ask for the "Overture Menu" in the Crystal Dining Room Restaurant located at 75 Prospect Avenue on the Historic Loop. Service begins at 5p; must be seated by 6:30p. Reservations not required. Extensive wine collection. 479-253-9652.
-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. FORMS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE CAPC OFFICE NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19.
* Downtown storefront or business from Planner Hill to the Train Station or on Spring Street to
the library.
* Home or business within or facing the Historic Loop from the library “around” to Vintage Cargo.
* Home or business within the City limits not qualifying above.
* Business along Highways 62 and/or 23 South within the City limits.
-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!
-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.
-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 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 in November: Eureka Gras Mardi Gras planning session at Dan Ellis’ house 423 W. Van Buren (behind the Rowdy Beaver) 5-6:00pm. Call 981-9551 for info.
-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 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.
EVENTS FOR A WEEK:
THURSDAY:
-Noon: Catherine Reed 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.
-Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend begins today. Please contact the restaurant of your choice regarding reservations, special menus and other information. Participants include:
Café Soleil 253-2345
Chelsea’s Pub and Café 253-6723
Cottage Inn 253-5282
DeVito’s 253-6807
Eureka Grill 253-6587
Local Flavor 253-9522
Sparky’s 253-6001
Tummy Ticklers Kitchen Store 253-6120.
-6:00 pm: “Out of the Box” comedy improv at Main Stage. 253-8060 for info.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie’s.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam session at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Women’s Full Moon Drumming Class at Fire Om Earth Studio. Call 363-9402 for info.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Jack’s Place.
FRIDAY:
-Men of Honor Retreat with John Two-Hawks begins today. Call 866-444-0940 for information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-5:30 pm: Preview showing and wine and cheese reception for the 20th Annual Antique Show and Sale. BW Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. $10.00 per person ticket is good for the entire weekend.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend continues. See Thursday listing for participants.
-7:00 pm: Karaoke at the Rowdy Beaver.
-7:00 pm: docfest @ the Carnegie. Tonight’s film is “War Dance.” This free event is for mature audiences and will be shown in the Library Annex on Spring Street. 253-8754.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker’s Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-The Mullets perform at Chelsea’s Pub and Café.
-Az Iz performs at the Squid and Whale.
-9:00 pm: Pope County Bootleggers perform at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Karaoke at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-Men of Honor Retreat continues.
-10:00 am: 20th Annual Fall Antiques Show and Sale begins at the convention center.
-Noon: National Gaming @ Your Library Day. 5th and 6th graders are invited to come to the Library Annex on Spring Street for a national videogame tournament. This is a free event. Call 253-8754 or visit www.ala.org Refreshments will be provided.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-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.
-3:00 pm: 3rd Annual Salsa Competition at Chelsea’s Pub and Café. Call 253-6723 for entry information.
-6:00 pm: Eureka Jazz performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend continues.
-6:30 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: 2nd Anniversary Party at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Eric Miller performs in Dr. Baker’s Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-9:00 pm: Opal Fly and the Faery Pranksters perform at Chelsea’s Pub and Café.
-Rocky the Flying Squirrel & Friends perform at the Squid and Whale.
-Karaoke at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
SUNDAY:
-Men of Honor Retreat continues.
-10:00 am: Doors open at the convention center for the Antiques Show and Sale.
-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.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
-Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
-3:00 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-4:00 pm: Herb Cooking Class with Susan Belsinger at the Writer’s Colony at Dairy Hollow. 253-7444.
MONDAY WORLD PEACE DAY:
-10:00 am: “On the Humaness of Healers” workshop with Jilliam Guthrie at Fire Om Earth Studio. Registration is required. 363-9402.
-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.
-5:00 pm: Opening reception for John Rankine’s “A Community at Peace” photography exhibit at The Space (across from the Post Office.) Exhibit will be available for public viewing at 5:00 pm on Thursday and Friday also. Closing reception on Saturday November 22.
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.
-7:00 pm: Eureka House Concert at the Unitarian Church on Elk Street. Tonight’s performers are Mollie O’Brien and Rich Moore.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Nov 22: Closing reception of “A Community at Peace.”
-Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day.
-Nov 28: Santa in Basin Spring Park.
-Nov 29: Fall Art Show begins.
-FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14: (tomorrow!) The Ozark Mountain Hoedown will offer a donation only show benefiting the Carroll County Shop With a Cop program. 100% of the proceeds will help area children have a Merry Christmas. Show starts at 7:30 pm.
-DINE BEFORE THE SHOW! A chance to enjoy an exquisite meal... and still make the curtain at one of Eureka Springs' evening shows or entertainment venues. Just ask for the "Overture Menu" in the Crystal Dining Room Restaurant located at 75 Prospect Avenue on the Historic Loop. Service begins at 5p; must be seated by 6:30p. Reservations not required. Extensive wine collection. 479-253-9652.
-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. FORMS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE CAPC OFFICE NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19.
* Downtown storefront or business from Planner Hill to the Train Station or on Spring Street to
the library.
* Home or business within or facing the Historic Loop from the library “around” to Vintage Cargo.
* Home or business within the City limits not qualifying above.
* Business along Highways 62 and/or 23 South within the City limits.
-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!
-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.
-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 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 in November: Eureka Gras Mardi Gras planning session at Dan Ellis’ house 423 W. Van Buren (behind the Rowdy Beaver) 5-6:00pm. Call 981-9551 for info.
-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 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.
EVENTS FOR A WEEK:
THURSDAY:
-Noon: Catherine Reed 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.
-Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend begins today. Please contact the restaurant of your choice regarding reservations, special menus and other information. Participants include:
Café Soleil 253-2345
Chelsea’s Pub and Café 253-6723
Cottage Inn 253-5282
DeVito’s 253-6807
Eureka Grill 253-6587
Local Flavor 253-9522
Sparky’s 253-6001
Tummy Ticklers Kitchen Store 253-6120.
-6:00 pm: “Out of the Box” comedy improv at Main Stage. 253-8060 for info.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie’s.
-7:00 pm: Open mic jam session at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: Women’s Full Moon Drumming Class at Fire Om Earth Studio. Call 363-9402 for info.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Jack’s Place.
FRIDAY:
-Men of Honor Retreat with John Two-Hawks begins today. Call 866-444-0940 for information.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Lumberyard and Rowdy Beaver.
-5:30 pm: Preview showing and wine and cheese reception for the 20th Annual Antique Show and Sale. BW Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. $10.00 per person ticket is good for the entire weekend.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend continues. See Thursday listing for participants.
-7:00 pm: Karaoke at the Rowdy Beaver.
-7:00 pm: docfest @ the Carnegie. Tonight’s film is “War Dance.” This free event is for mature audiences and will be shown in the Library Annex on Spring Street. 253-8754.
-8:00 pm: Crosstown Richard performs in Dr. Baker’s Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-The Mullets perform at Chelsea’s Pub and Café.
-Az Iz performs at the Squid and Whale.
-9:00 pm: Pope County Bootleggers perform at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Karaoke at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-Men of Honor Retreat continues.
-10:00 am: 20th Annual Fall Antiques Show and Sale begins at the convention center.
-Noon: National Gaming @ Your Library Day. 5th and 6th graders are invited to come to the Library Annex on Spring Street for a national videogame tournament. This is a free event. Call 253-8754 or visit www.ala.org Refreshments will be provided.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-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.
-3:00 pm: 3rd Annual Salsa Competition at Chelsea’s Pub and Café. Call 253-6723 for entry information.
-6:00 pm: Eureka Jazz performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Eureka Springs Food and Wine Weekend continues.
-6:30 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-8:00 pm: 2nd Anniversary Party at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: Eric Miller performs in Dr. Baker’s Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-9:00 pm: Opal Fly and the Faery Pranksters perform at Chelsea’s Pub and Café.
-Rocky the Flying Squirrel & Friends perform at the Squid and Whale.
-Karaoke at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
-10:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
SUNDAY:
-Men of Honor Retreat continues.
-10:00 am: Doors open at the convention center for the Antiques Show and Sale.
-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.
-11:00 am: Music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon.
-Watch football at the Squid and Whale.
-3:00 pm: Tiffany Christopher performs at the New Delhi Café.
-4:00 pm: Herb Cooking Class with Susan Belsinger at the Writer’s Colony at Dairy Hollow. 253-7444.
MONDAY WORLD PEACE DAY:
-10:00 am: “On the Humaness of Healers” workshop with Jilliam Guthrie at Fire Om Earth Studio. Registration is required. 363-9402.
-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.
-5:00 pm: Opening reception for John Rankine’s “A Community at Peace” photography exhibit at The Space (across from the Post Office.) Exhibit will be available for public viewing at 5:00 pm on Thursday and Friday also. Closing reception on Saturday November 22.
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.
-7:00 pm: Eureka House Concert at the Unitarian Church on Elk Street. Tonight’s performers are Mollie O’Brien and Rich Moore.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-Nov 22: Closing reception of “A Community at Peace.”
-Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day.
-Nov 28: Santa in Basin Spring Park.
-Nov 29: Fall Art Show begins.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Calender of Events November 6-12, 2008
Community News of Interest:
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-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.
-Saturday November 8: Oak Hill Wildlife area trail cleanup and bonfire. Call 981-0829 for information.
-Saturday November 8: Boy, Girl and Cub Scouts begins their annual Scouting for Food drive. Call 253-9209 for information.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am.
-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 Wednesday: A Shamanic Journey Circle will meet at New Earth Center for the Healing Arts at 26 1/2 Main St. on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Suggested donation $10. For details call Kit Shepperd at (479) 363-9297 or Tom Naumann at (479) 253-7088.
-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 in November: Eureka Gras Mardi Gras planning session at Dan Ellis' house 423 W. Van Buren (behind the Rowdy Beaver) 5-6:00pm. Call 981-9551 for info.
-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 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.
EVENTS FOR A WEEK:
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.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival events begin with the Queen's Contest at THE Auditorium. This free event will include the Hedgehoppers, Greg Klyma, 3 Penny Acre, Noah Earle and of course the lovely, young ladies competing for the title of Folk Festival Queen.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-The Ozark Folk Festival continues today. Events will be listed in the appropriate time slot.
-Craftsman will be offering demonstrations in Basin Spring Park.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:00 pm: Folk Festival open mic in THE Gem, below THE Auditorium.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-The first of two Food and Wine Weekends begins today. Participants this weekend include:
Café Soleil, Pied Piper, Rogue's Manor, Castle Rogue's Manor, Crystal Dining Room, Tummy Ticklers, Local Flavor, Grand Taverne, Booze Bros. Liquor, Autumn Breeze and the New Delhi Café. Please call the business of choice for reservations and other information.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for concerts with Vagabond Van and Patty Larkin. $20.00 per person. Call 253-7788 for tickets and information about weekend packages.
-7:00 pm: DocFest @ The Carnegie. Tonight's film "Nine Good Teeth" is a free event for mature audiences. Please call 253-8754 for additional information.
-Gayle de la Kruse with Mz. Melody & Friends perform at the Bavarian Inn.
-Free Jukebox Night at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: 3 Penny Acre performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Cedric Burnside and Lightnin' Malcom perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Cletus Got Shot performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-7:00 am: Craftsmen begin setting up in Basin Spring Park.
-10:00 am: Folk Festival Singer/Songwriter Contest begins in THE Auditorium.
-10:00 am: Open mic in THE Gem.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Still on the Hill performs in THE Auditorium. A free Folk Festival event.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:00 pm: Folk Festival Parade begins. Participants should be at the library at 1:00 to line up.
-3:00 pm: The Prospects perform at the New Delhi Café.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-4:00 pm: Songwriters in the Round at THE Auditorium. $17.00 per person. Please call 253-7788 for tickets and information about weekend packages.
-6:00 pm: The Prospects perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:00 pm: Pete Maica performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for tonight's Folk Festival concerts. Performers include; 3 Penny Acre, Tom Bianchi, Jonathan Byrd, John Elliott, Greg Klyma, Danielle Miraglia and Raina Rose. Tickets are $25.00 per person.
-Food and Wine Weekend continues. Please refer to Friday's listing for participants and other information.
-6:00 pm: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll begins. Look for the black and purple flags at participation galleries.
-6:00 pm: Opening reception, "Universe of James Yale" at the Eureka Fine Art Company on Spring Street.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Gayle de la Kruse with Mz Melody & Friends perform at the Bavarian Inn.
-8:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Opal Fly & Annie Payne of My-Tea-Kind perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:30 pm: The After 5 Band performs at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-9:00 pm: Hosty Duo performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale.
SUNDAY:
-10:00 am: Mozart's "Trio No. 7 in E Flat Major" will be performed at the First United Methodist Church. Call 253-7671 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: Live music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-The Hillbenders and Mountain Sprout perform during the afternoon at the New Delhi Café.
-1:00 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for the 2:00 performance by Melanie Safka. 253-7788 for ticket information.
-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.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-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 16: Herb Cooking Class at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow.
-Nov 17: "A Community at Peace" opening. Photography by John Rankine.
-Nov 17: "Humanness of Healing" A workshop at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Nov 22: Closing reception of "A Community at Peace."
-Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day.
-Nov 28: Santa in Basin Spring Park.
-Nov 29: Fall Art Show begins.
-POINSETTIA PROJECT: Orders now being taken for holiday Poinsettias. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and ECHO. Call 253-9727. Four delivery dates available.
-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.
-Saturday November 8: Oak Hill Wildlife area trail cleanup and bonfire. Call 981-0829 for information.
-Saturday November 8: Boy, Girl and Cub Scouts begins their annual Scouting for Food drive. Call 253-9209 for information.
-Every Monday at 5:30 pm: Bellyogachi classes at Fire Om Earth Studios. 363-9402. Also on Wednesday at 9:30 am.
-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 Wednesday: A Shamanic Journey Circle will meet at New Earth Center for the Healing Arts at 26 1/2 Main St. on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Suggested donation $10. For details call Kit Shepperd at (479) 363-9297 or Tom Naumann at (479) 253-7088.
-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 in November: Eureka Gras Mardi Gras planning session at Dan Ellis' house 423 W. Van Buren (behind the Rowdy Beaver) 5-6:00pm. Call 981-9551 for info.
-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 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.
EVENTS FOR A WEEK:
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.
-5:00 pm: Open mic at the Squid and Whale.
-6:00 pm: Multi-user karaoke at Ollie's.
-6:30 pm: Rachel Fields performs at the New Delhi Café.
-7:00 pm: 61st Annual Original Ozark Folk Festival events begin with the Queen's Contest at THE Auditorium. This free event will include the Hedgehoppers, Greg Klyma, 3 Penny Acre, Noah Earle and of course the lovely, young ladies competing for the title of Folk Festival Queen.
-9:00 pm: Karaoke at Jack's Place.
FRIDAY:
-The Ozark Folk Festival continues today. Events will be listed in the appropriate time slot.
-Craftsman will be offering demonstrations in Basin Spring Park.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: The Hogscalders perform on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:00 pm: Folk Festival open mic in THE Gem, below THE Auditorium.
-3:00 pm: Happy hour begins at the Rowdy Beaver and the Lumberyard.
-The first of two Food and Wine Weekends begins today. Participants this weekend include:
Café Soleil, Pied Piper, Rogue's Manor, Castle Rogue's Manor, Crystal Dining Room, Tummy Ticklers, Local Flavor, Grand Taverne, Booze Bros. Liquor, Autumn Breeze and the New Delhi Café. Please call the business of choice for reservations and other information.
-6:00 pm: Arkansas Red performs at the Grand Central Hotel.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-6:30 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for concerts with Vagabond Van and Patty Larkin. $20.00 per person. Call 253-7788 for tickets and information about weekend packages.
-7:00 pm: DocFest @ The Carnegie. Tonight's film "Nine Good Teeth" is a free event for mature audiences. Please call 253-8754 for additional information.
-Gayle de la Kruse with Mz. Melody & Friends perform at the Bavarian Inn.
-Free Jukebox Night at the Rowdy Beaver.
-8:00 pm: 3 Penny Acre performs in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-Cedric Burnside and Lightnin' Malcom perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-8:00 pm: Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-8:00 pm: James White performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-Cletus Got Shot performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale.
-Karaoke at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
SATURDAY:
-7:00 am: Craftsmen begin setting up in Basin Spring Park.
-10:00 am: Folk Festival Singer/Songwriter Contest begins in THE Auditorium.
-10:00 am: Open mic in THE Gem.
-Noon and 6:00 pm: Catherine Reed performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-1:00 pm: Still on the Hill performs in THE Auditorium. A free Folk Festival event.
-2:00 pm: Live music on the patio at Eureka Live.
-2:00 pm: Folk Festival Parade begins. Participants should be at the library at 1:00 to line up.
-3:00 pm: The Prospects perform at the New Delhi Café.
-3:00 pm: Jeff Lee performs at the Art Colony on North Main Street.
-4:00 pm: Songwriters in the Round at THE Auditorium. $17.00 per person. Please call 253-7788 for tickets and information about weekend packages.
-6:00 pm: The Prospects perform at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-6:00 pm: Pete Maica performs at Mud Street Café.
-6:00 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for tonight's Folk Festival concerts. Performers include; 3 Penny Acre, Tom Bianchi, Jonathan Byrd, John Elliott, Greg Klyma, Danielle Miraglia and Raina Rose. Tickets are $25.00 per person.
-Food and Wine Weekend continues. Please refer to Friday's listing for participants and other information.
-6:00 pm: 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll begins. Look for the black and purple flags at participation galleries.
-6:00 pm: Opening reception, "Universe of James Yale" at the Eureka Fine Art Company on Spring Street.
-6:30 pm: Mountain Sprout performs at the New Delhi Café.
-Gayle de la Kruse with Mz Melody & Friends perform at the Bavarian Inn.
-8:00 pm: Don O'Barr performs in Dr. Baker's Lounge at the Crescent Hotel.
-8:00 pm: Opal Fly & Annie Payne of My-Tea-Kind perform in the Cathouse Lounge at the Pied Piper Pub.
-8:30 pm: The After 5 Band performs at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-9:00 pm: Hosty Duo performs at Chelsea's Pub and Café.
-Fatz 59 performs at Jack's Place.
-Watts It 2 Ya performs at the Lumberyard Bar and Grill.
-Underground Mafia performs at Eureka Live.
-Derral Gleason performs at the Squid and Whale.
SUNDAY:
-10:00 am: Mozart's "Trio No. 7 in E Flat Major" will be performed at the First United Methodist Church. Call 253-7671 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: Live music and dancing all day at Eureka Live.
-Noon: Maureen Alexander performs on the balcony at the Basin Park Hotel.
-Noon: Biker Appreciation Day begins at Shawbee's Big Dawg Saloon.
-The Hillbenders and Mountain Sprout perform during the afternoon at the New Delhi Café.
-1:00 pm: Doors open at THE Auditorium for the 2:00 performance by Melanie Safka. 253-7788 for ticket information.
-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.
-Family Night at Eureka Live.
LOOKING AHEAD:
-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 16: Herb Cooking Class at the Writer's Colony at Dairy Hollow.
-Nov 17: "A Community at Peace" opening. Photography by John Rankine.
-Nov 17: "Humanness of Healing" A workshop at Fire Om Earth Studio.
-Nov 22: Closing reception of "A Community at Peace."
-Nov 27: Thanksgiving Day.
-Nov 28: Santa in Basin Spring Park.
-Nov 29: Fall Art Show begins.
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