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May

ELEGANT ROOMS!


The Gables Inn Bed & Breakfast makes the perfect hub for your trip to Hot Springs.  The Gables is located just a few blocks from historic downtown, antique stores, restaurants, shops, bathhouses, art galleries and shows.  Most of the art galleries stay open late (5-9 pm) for Gallery Walk on the first Friday of every month to host receptions for new exhibits of local, national and international artists.  Antique Walk is the 3rd Friday of every month and features Antique Row open late (4-8 pm).

 

 

 

 

 

"Hot Springs: A Journey Through History" - Photography Exhibit

Everyday
Hot Springs Convention Center

 

501-321-2027 or 800-543-2284
 

"Hot Springs: A Journey Through History" is part of the permanent collection owned by the CVB featuring 19 new photos.

These are just some of the new photos added to this wonderful photo exhibit.

* Babe Ruth at the Hot Springs Country Club, circa 1923, with the Babe holding his golf club like a baseball bat.
* Ruth drinking from a water pump at the Hot Springs Country Club, also circa 1923.
* Ruth riding a horse at Oaklawn Jockey Club, also circa 1923.
* Cy Young, the legendary baseball pitcher, March 23, 1907. This photo was taken during spring training for pitchers held in Whittington Park. At the time Young was the player/manager for the Boston Americans (later renamed the Boston Red Sox).

"Hot Springs: A Journey Through History" consists of photographs from the collection of the Garland County Historical Society that have been enlarged and framed for exhibition purposes.

 

For more information please call the Hot Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Gallery Walk

First Friday of the Month
Downtown Hot Springs

 

501-624-0550
 

Gallery Walk gives an opportunity to stroll beautiful downtown Hot Springs and enjoy some of the finest contemporary art in America. The art galleries that sparkle like a fine necklace are located in the heart of the Victorian downtown district. They stay open until 9 p.m., often with music and complimentary refreshments. The artists whose works are on display also turn out to chat with visitors to the galleries. Don't miss this monthly opportunity to enjoy the arts that earned Hot Springs the No. 4 ranking in the Top 100 Small Art Towns in America.

Antique/Boutique Walk

Third Friday of the Month
100 Block of Central Avenue - Downtown Hot Springs

 

501-624-4083
Contact: Davis Tillman
 

Antique/Boutique Row (100-200) Block of Historic Downtown Central Avenue is one of Hot Springs' most popular destinations and features Antique/Boutique Walk each month on the third Friday evening from 4-8 pm. It is the place to be for that one-of-a-kind treasure, antiques, fine art, clothing, dazzling jewelry, specialty foods, plus unique gifts for the home and garden. MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR ANTIQUE/BOUTIQUE WALK - Enjoy an evening of fun, shopping, and entertainment.

 

Plaza Suite

May 12-15, 19-22, 2010
The Pocket Theatre

501-623-8585
170 Ravine
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Contact: Margaret Forsyth
 

 

Plaza Suite
Written by:  Neil Simon
Directed by:  Liz Turner


Dates: 
May 12-14    7:30 pm
May 15          2:30 pm
May 19-21    7:30 pm
May 22          2:30 pm

Tickets are:
Adults                             $10.00
Student [thru grade 12]        $5

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying
a suite at the Plaza. First, a suburban couple takes the suite while their   house is being painted and finds it was their honeymoon suite. Next is the story of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to her marriage ceremony.

6th - Stueart Pennington Running Of The Tubs

May 14, 2011
Historic Downtown

 

501-321-2277
 

Stueart Pennington Running Of The Tubs, an open bathtub race that highlights the city's colorful history of "We Bathe the World," on World-famous Bathhouse Row in downtown Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas.
The winning team will receive a traveling winner's trophy that it will keep until the next year's race. Individual team members will receive a trophy. Two additional trophies will be given, one for the Most Original Tub and one for the Most Humorous Tub.

For a complete list of rules please contact the Hot Springs Convention Center.
Some of the rules include -

* All team members must be 18 or older.
* The four team members pushing the tubs must wear hats of some type and shape and also some suspenders.
* Anything goes, including water balloons, costumes and race strategies.

All entry fees will be donated to the Downtown Merchants Christmas Tree Fund.

 

 

This information is general and is provided as a convenience, we assume no responsibility for errors, changes, omissions or for services rendered.