At our intimate lakefront Hot Springs wedding venue, we specialize in creating a stress-free and meaningful ceremony that you’ll cherish forever, and we know a few fantastic people who’ll preserve those memories with stunning photos. Get to know our five favorite wedding photographers: KES Weddings – Karen E. Segrave: “I have been capturing spontaneous, fun, true … Read More
Of course visitors know about Historic Downtown Hot Springs and the natural hot springs but you can have a “hole” lot of fun at the local golf courses as well?! The Hot Springs area is home to several immaculate and well-known golf courses. Diamondhead Golf Club is located in the Diamondhead community on Lake Catherine. … Read More
The Arts & The Park will showcase local artists of all varieties at its third annual festival from April 28 to May 7, 2017. With a schedule that celebrates visual art—jewelers, potters, photographers, painters, sculptors, glass makers, and more—as well as performance art by musicians, authors, poets, and dancers, there will be many events to … Read More
In Hot Springs, we are so grateful for local farmers who offer the harvest of their wonderfully fresh and delicious vegetables, fruit, chickens, eggs, beef and pork. All of these are available at our local Farmers & Artisans Market on Saturday mornings year round and Tuesday evenings in the summer months. The first Farm-To-Table Dinner … Read More
Now there’s a financial incentive to enjoy fishing on Lake Hamilton and Lake Catherine, through June 30! If all of the fish tagged for the 6th Annual Fishing Challenge, are caught, $86,000 in prize money will be awarded. Big Al is worth $15,000 this year! According to Visit Hot Springs, here’s how it works: Sixty-one … Read More
If you enjoy gumbo and crawfish in New Orleans, you’ll love an afternoon of tasting all the gumbo you can sample along with a flat of crawfish while enjoying live entertainment right here in Historic Downtown Hot Springs. Our 3rd Hot Springs Gumbo and Crawfish Festival takes place 2-6 p.m. April 22 at Hill Wheatley … Read More
Once a year you’ll find something a bit more interesting than the horses at Oaklawn – the Derby Hats. When horse racing started in Kentucky in the early 1900’s, track owner Col. Meriwether Lewis Clark Jr., knew the women viewed horse racing as “seedy” so he marketed the races as a fashion event. He established … Read More
Pickleball is a hot sport in Hot Springs for all ages. Never heard of the game? It’s fun to play and great exercise for all skill levels, and the sport’s popularity has taken off throughout the country. Hot Springs hosts the Mid-America Indoor Pickleball Championships, with the tournament taking place March 24-26 at the Hot … Read More
