Galleries around town open their doors from 5-8PM with special showings and artist’s receptions. Complimentary wine & hors d’oeuvres served along your stroll through historic downtown. Lots of new galleries!
On Sunday, May 29th, 2022 come celebrate the Harmon Park Art Trail with Mood Swing. Free to the public, the event will be held in Harmon Park. Join us to celebrate more art installations along the Harmon Park Art Trail! Meet the Artists: Suzanne Reed - Glass Sculpture Tom Flynn - Magic Lightning Bugs ...
Over 30 artists participate in various paint-outs in scenic locations around Eureka Springs and surrounding areas. This is a five-day festival includes nightly are exhibits of work done that day. It also includes student plein air instruction opportunities.
Eureka Springs is THE place to express your inner creator and truly be yourself, and the Artrageous Parade is the perfect example! A35-year tradition of celebrating art, music, performances, costumes and Artrageous surprise. Artrageous Parade kicks off at 2 p.m.
Saturday evening strolls provide Meet & Greets with some of Eureka’s most notable artists. The strolls are a great way to find out first hand why Eureka Springs is the premiere art colony of Arkansas.
The Bridge of Love returns to Eureka Springs this year Thursday, May 11 to Sunday, May 14, 2023 as families (local and tourists) come to Downtown Eureka Springs to celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend. It is a heartwarming time on the Bridge, often mixed with tearful moments, as children, parents, grandparents, and friends tie flowers to the Bridge. Many place flowers ...
Meet the artist who have two new 3D (and huge) art installations in the newly renovated Auditorium Gem (aka the basement). Stephen Feilbach created a nod to Drumming in Basin Park and Suzanne Reed adorned a wall with her fabulous fused glass sculpture.
Join Angelo and his drumming troupe get your beat going for an evening of unforgettable music and friendship.
Long fabled story of “Baby Eureka” – is it an ancient artifact, gorilla artwork, freakshow or a hoax? We may never know, but a group of local artists will add some “color” to the story as they interpret their recreation of “Baby Eureka.”
Family arts walks with interactive art installations, musicians, performers, and art activities – actually for kids of all ages. Locations: Carnegie Library Harmon Park Harmon Art Trail
Family arts walks with interactive art installations, musicians, performers, and art activities – actually for kids of all ages. Locations: Carnegie Library Harmon Park Harmon Art Trail
Sketchers will be drawing Sweet Spring and its many perspectives including the Spring, historic buildings and streetscapes. Public invited – no experience required.
