Here in Eureka Springs, we celebrate the unexpected. From Mardi Gras to Jeep Jams, Ghost Tours to Diversity Weekends, Eureka Springs has festivals & an events calendar with something for everyone. We invite you to explore this artsy and historic corner of Arkansas to find the perfect event, concert, or show for you, your friends, or you family. Come discover what makes Eureka Springs Curious, Indeed.
Come to Eureka Springs for the 77th Annual Original Folk Festival, September 5-7th. The weekend will include a 3-day Folk Fair, the Barefoot Ball and 3 days of headliners at The Auditorium.
Come Celebrate 25 years with the Northwest Arkansas Miata Club in Eureka Springs ,AR September 5-8, 2024. Get togethers, Drives, Banquets and other activities for the week end! Host Hotel is The Best Western Inn of the Ozarks, call them directly for reservations ask for NWA Miata rooms 479-253-9768 Registration is open at our club website www.nwamiataclub.com, click on anniversary ...
We are excited to present an exhibit of original event photography by Albert Skiles and Jim Mathis of The 1973 Ozark Mountain Folkfair. An estimated 30,000 people gathered for the music and craft festival in the Ozark woods north of Eureka Springs. Arkansas journalist Edd Jeffords organized the Festival, which showcased a diverse mix of folk, blues, country, bluegrass, gospel, ...
The Original Ozark Folk Festival Folk Fair showcases our Artists and Craftspeople. Basin Park will be filled with potters, woodworkers, luthiers, Jewelers, and many others. Eureka Springs has supported a vibrant art scene for over a century. Enjoy the free music and pursue the talented creators of Eureka Springs, from 11:00 to 6:00 on Friday and Saturday.
Join us for the 53rd Annual Classic Car Show and Shine Weekend, hosted by the Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce. This year marks a new name for our beloved event, yet it remains the longest-running car show in the Ozarks, proudly showcasing vintage automobiles and timeless classics. Mark your calendars for September 6th and 7th for a weekend filled with ...
“Wolf Hunter” is the debut CD by The Creek Rocks from Springfield, Missouri. The title is an amalgam of the names of the two folklorists whose collections provided the raw materials for the songs on the album -- John Quincy Wolf of Batesville, Arkansas and Max Hunter of Springfield, Missouri. Cindy Woolf was raised in Batesville, along the southern foothills ...
Aaron Smith’s songs explore the mystery of human experience, searching for the meaning of love, family, heritage, kindness, doubt, and grace. In vignettes infused with an infectious sense of hope and humor, the unlikely heroes of his songs -- grandmothers and grandfathers, street preachers and neighbors, the forgotten and lonely -- find courage, salvation, and more than a few laughs. ...
From folksongs and ballads about outlaws and moonshiners, to country blues and sacred songs, this duo makes simple, honest music that feels right at home on a street corner or around a campfire. Connecticut native Keith Symanowitz and Arkansan John Severs combine skillful fingerstyle blues guitar reminiscent of Mississippi, John Hurt and Merle Travis, soulful singing, and a mixture of ...
In addition to our beloved community-organized events, Eureka Springs hosts some pretty awesome festivals.
The Auditorium–or as we like to call it, The Aud–regularly hosts a variety of local, national and international events and talent in Eureka Springs. Built in 1929, everyone from Willie Nelson and BB King to Ani DiFranco and Ray Charles have graced this historic stage.
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