Eureka Springs C.A.P.C.

A fairy-tale like atmosphere surrounds this annual holiday fundraiser.

Aaron and Lisa's relationship, after a somewhat sluggish start, (she wouldn't even go out with him until a year after he first asked her!) hit warp drive earlier this year when they won the $10,000 Eureka Springs Wedding Giveaway.

Enjoy an evening of architecture, history, holiday cheer and hospitality as you visit marvelously restored homes and businesses in Eureka Springs historic downtown, the only entire downtown in American on the National Register of Historic Places.

A magical little getaway town in the Ozarks is ready to entertain holiday visitors with stunning decorations, Christmas music shows, and holiday events galore. Eureka Springs Christmas Festival 2010 is underway!

Beginning next year, Eureka Springs will offer health care coverage to domestic partners of city employees. In 2007 the city first offered domestic partnership registration. It now becomes the first city in Arkansas to offer this coverage.

Keep your hat on. It's required! The annual Mad Hatter Ball brings out the craziest hats and costumes, all to benefit ESSA, the non-profit art school in Eureka Springs. It's October 29th at the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa.

Mid-America's Art Capital, Eureka Springs, Arkansas, ihas more working artists per capita than any other city in the U.S The arts community rewards tourists with a $500 gift certificate yearly. This year's winner is Cindy Grow of Tavares, Florida.

A LOT can happen in 63 years! But despite all the changes over the past six-plus decades, one thing has remained constant: the Original Ozark Folk Festival. From humble beginnings, it has grown up to become the oldest folk festival in the country!

20 artists at 16 locations around Eureka Springs will open their studios to the public for the 5th Annual Studio Tour Sept. 24-26.

It started in 1947 and no folk festival in the U.S. has been running continuously longer than the Original Ozark Folk Festival in Eureka Springs, AR. This year will be the 63rd annual event and will bring back the Barefoot Ball by popular demand.