CALENDAR OF EVENTS
FEBRUARY 6 - 12, 2009
COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARROLL COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (CCCF) invites non-profit organizations which serve children and youth to submit grant application requests for $100 to $1000. Applications must be postmarked by February 15. The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) will review applications and make recommendations to the CCCF Board. Results will be announced in April. For details, e-mail aedcccf@yahoo.com or call 253-8203.
Opportunity To Be Part Of Oklahoma City Ad Campaign
The “Thunder Run” will be held in OKC April 3, 4 & 5, 2009. The organization will be spending approximately $25,000 in TV, radio & print advertising. In previous years, 25,000 – 30,000 bikers have attended. This is a chance for your lodging or business to be part of the ad campaign without spending cash. A “Eureka Springs Get Away” package will be awarded as one of the prizes. Proceeds from the event benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society. We are seeking 2 nights lodging (may be limited as you desire), meals, spa days/massages, attractions passes, and other goodies. If interested, please reply to ken@eurekasprings.org
“A Class Act” – Fundraiser for the U of A Hospitality & Restaurant Management Program Advisory Board
February 6-7 at the 1886 Crescent Hotel.
A gala event showcasing authentic Arkansas hospitality, cuisine and entertainment.
Packages start at $350 and include a room at the historic Crescent Hotel, reception with hors d’oeuvre stations, wine service, silent auction, dinner featuring Arkansas-inspired cuisine, entertainment and a breakfast buffet.
The objective of the fundraising event is to raise money to support the growth and development of the Hospitality & Restaurant Management Program at the University of Arkansas. Specifically, the proceeds from this year’s event will provide HRMN student scholarships, professional development programs, equipment/supply needs and seed money for research projects promoting excellence in hospitality.
Reservations required. Call (479) 981-1332 or e-mail jackmoyer@gmail.com.
United Methodist Chili Supper
Friday - February 6 from 5 to 8 pm at the church at 195 Huntsville Road (Hwy. 23 South). $5.00 for adults, $3 for children 6 to 10 and free for children 5 and under. For tickets, please call 253-7051 or (479) 363-9800.
Grow Your Own
Saturday – February 7
10:00 AM - Noon
This workshop is for people who are dedicated to growing their food in their own backyard or with the idea of starting a small-scale farm. This workshop is also for those considering becoming a trainee at Patrice & Karen Gros’ farm during the 2009 season. The workshop will include a visual presentation of the farm’s organic/no-till methods, a spreadsheet-driven explanation on how to plan your gardening season, a “Question & Answer” session. The $35 fee (per household) includes a complete crop plan for 2009. The workshop will be held at the home of Patrice & Karen Gros in Eureka Springs. (Directions will be emailed.) For more information, please visit www.foundationfarm.com.
Shoe Making
Saturday , February 7 – Monday, February 9
10:30 AM Workshop (3-4 hours each day)
Learn how to create a shoe of your own design to fit your foot perfectly. $150 studio use and instruction – does not include materials. For more information: www.fireomearth.com.
Eureka Springs Outdoor Alliance (ESOA)
Sunday, February 8
Hike and explore the Eagles Nest inside the Madison County Wildlife Management Area on Sunday, February 8. Meet at Hart’s parking lot at 1:00 pm, Sunday. The February ESOA meeting will held in the Carnegie Library Annex on Tuesday, February 10 at 6:30 pm. For details, e-mail artsifrtsy@yahoo.com or call (479) 981-0829.
“Unplayed String Quartet “ – Enthios Performance
Sunday, February 8
Enthios Art Venue on Greenwood Hollow Road will host a rescheduled performance of Christopher Lantz’s avant garde “Unplayed String Quartet” from 2 to 4pm on Sunday, February 8. $15 suggested donation will include hors d’oeuvres and a complimentary glass of wine. For details, call 253-6830.
Carroll County AARP
Monday ,February 9 – 10am
Holiday Island Clubhouse – weather permitting. If school is closed there will be no meeting. Gordon Powell of Bear Creek Nursery will be the featured speaker. For details, call (479) 363-9541.
Mardi Gras Parade Entry Deadline – February 10
Only registered entrants with numbers can qualify for prizes and awards. Parade route from Spring Street to Courthouse to Art Colony rolls out from the Crescent Hotel at 2:00pm. For info: www.Krazo.Ureeka.Org, or Dan@Ureeka.Org or 479-981-9551.
“The End of Suburbia”
Wednesday, February 11 – 6:30 PM – Carnegie Library Annex
Sponsored by the local climate protection group –“Planet Home”
Refreshments will be served. For details, call 253-6963
Cottage Inn Restaurant Re-Opens
February 12
Serving Dinner 5pm-9pm Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday.
LOOKING AHEAD
Eureka Springs Artists Registry “LOVE SHOW”
Friday, February 13
5:00 – 9:00 pm
The “Love Show” will be held at the ESAR showroom, 3-B Dogwood Ridge and will present the work of artists on the theme of love. Music & refreshments. Admission is free and the public is invited. For details call (479) 981-3073.
“Making This Human Life Meaningful”
Friday, February 13
7:00 P.M.
Khentrul Lodro Thaye Rinpoche, a highly respected Tibetan teacher, will be visiting Eureka Springs to give a public talk. Rinpoche is building a Buddhist retreat center outside of Jasper, AR and he is looking forward to meeting local residents. The talk will be held at the Unitarian Universalist church at 17 Elk Street in Eureka Springs. Suggested donation is $10. For more information contact Sandy Pope at 501-940-9244 or sandy@bemoremindful.com
5th Annual Chocolate Lovers Festival
Saturday, February 14
9:00 A.M. – 3:30 P.M.
Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center. Presented by the Eureka Springs/Carroll County Board of Realtors with proceeds benefiting Clear Spring School, Carroll County Habitat for Humanity, Flint Street Food Bank and Good Shepherd Humane Society. $12 for adults and $6 for children 12 and under. Tickets will be available at the door. For details, www.eurekachocfest.com or email eurekachocfest@hotmail.com.
Single Ladies Seminar
Saturday, February 14th
“How to Love the Life You Didn’t Expect”
9:00 am-3:00pm.
Karen Jensen of Tulsa, OK will be the speaker. A morning snack and lunch will be provided. Child care will be available for those who call and request it. The children will also be served lunch and snacks. Call 479-253-7414 for more information, reservations, and child care requests. The seminar is free of charge and check-in begins at 8:30 am. Seminar location: Faith Christian Family Church on Highway 23 South in Eureka Springs.
Valentine Ball
Saturday, February 14
Presented by Eureka Health Care Volunteer Guild. Held at the Best Western Inn of the Ozarks.
Freakin’ Eurekan Race 15K Trail Run
Saturday, February 14
Pre-race day registation: $30; Race day registration: $35.
Race day registration is from 8:00 am to 9:45 am at Lake Leatherwood. The race begins at 10:00 am. Entry forms: www.active.com. For more information contact Shane Cate (479) 445-4228 btrab2@yahoo.com.
Hearts of Fire Prom Night
Saturday, February 14
2nd Annual event sponsored by Chelsea’s Pub and Café. Drag out your prom clothes and dance to the music from the 80’s. $5.00 donation at the door. For more information call (479) 253-6723.
Valentine’s Diversity Weekend
Friday, February 13 – Sunday, February 15
For information visit www.diversitypride.com or www.eurekapride.com.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6
Jack’s Place: Karaoke
Henri’s Just One More: Karaoke
Squid & Whale Pub: Local Entertainment
Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon: Karaoke & Dance with The Big Dawg
6:00-9:00 PM Grand Central Hotel Grand Taverne –Arkansas Red (Jazz Guitar)
6:30 PM New Delhi Café: Opal Fly
8:00 PM Eureka Live: Underground Mafia (Downstairs)
3:00-7:00 PM Lumberyard Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with Mary Bo
7:00-11:00PM Rowdy Beaver: Jessica Horn
8 PM-Midnite Pied Piper Cathouse Lounge: Mountain Sprout (Pornobilly)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Jack’s Place: Karaoke
Squid and Whale Pub: The David Wiser Band (Bluesy Rock & Roll)
Rowdy Beaver: Karaoke
Chelsea’s: Frog Eyed Jug Band
Henri’s Just One More: Karaoke
Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon: Karaoke & Dance with the Big Dawg
New Delhi Café: To Be Announced
6:30-9:30PM Grand Central Hotel Grand Taverne: Jerry Yester (Grand Piano Dinner Music)
10:00 PM: Eureka Live: Underground Mafia (Downstairs)
8-Midnite: Pied Piper Cathouse Lounge: Mountain Sprout (Pornobilly)
9:00 PM Chelsea’s: RJ Mischo & Zack Bramhall
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Ollie’s: Free Pool
Jack’s Place: Karaoke
Squid and Whale Pub: Local Entertainment
Shawbee’s Big Dawg Saloon: Biker Appreciation Day
11AM-10PM Eureka Live: Live Music & Dancing
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9
Chelsea’s: Ladies’ Night
Squid and Whale Pub: Ladies Night
3:00-7:00PM Lumberyard Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with Mary Bo
7:00-10:00PM Marquee’s: Will Steele hosts Songwriters’ Night & Special Aquarian Party
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 Street.
EVERY MONDAY at 7:00 pm: 8-ball pool tournament in the billiards room atop the Basin Park Hotel.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Chelsea’s: Open Mic
Squid and Whale Pub: Salsa Music Night
3-7:00 PM Lumberyard Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with Mary Bo
6:00 PM Lovin’ Oven Bakeria: Board Game Night
6:30 PM Holiday Island Elks Lodge: Charitable Bingo
3-7:00 PM Lumberyard Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with Mary Bo
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Eureka Live: Family Night
Squid and Whale Pub: Gnarly Movie Night
Rowdy Beaver: Service Employee’s Night
3-7:00 PM Lumberyard Bar & Grill: Happy Hour with Mary Bo
6:30 PM New Delhi Café: Open Jam
EVERY WEDNESDAY 4-9:00 pm: All You Can Eat Catfish at the Rowdy Beaver restaurant.
EVERY WEDNESDAY 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.
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