Written by We’ve been asked to comment on the local press coverage of last weekend’s PDA in the Park and, yes we’ll admit we’ve been stalling, but here goes: The only mention of the event comes from our old friends at the Patriots’ Herald. It’s short. It’s to the point. Here it is, reproduced in its entirety: [...]
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Straight Talk About Gay Tourism in Eureka Springs
If only it can find the will to do so, this little mountain hamlet is perfectly poised to take advantage of the great big gay/lesbian travel market. The Domestic Partnership Registry gave the town millions of dollars worth of free and mostly-positive publicity. Now millions of prospective tourists–gay and straight–all over the country know for [...]
READ MORE »Poll shows overwhelming support for Diversity Weekends (darn it)
Among trial attorneys, there is an unwritten rule that proscribes putting a witness on the stand unless you know in advance what he or she will say. In the courtroom, surprise is not a good thing. In the court of public opinion, however, the unexpected and unanticipated can be downright refreshing. Unless you’re Al Pryor, [...]
READ MORE »The Decorating Gene
Written by I wasn’t lucky enough to be born with it. I hang around with a lot of gay people, but the gene doesn’t transfer to me. I’ve tried rubbing against gay men who have a talent for decorating (and other things) but osmosis doesn’t work. You either get it – along with straight, white teeth, thick [...]
READ MORE »Flight of Fantasy
May 2007 – Fred has to go back to northwest Kansas to help his parents in the cleanup of the family farm destroyed in a tornado two months ago. This is the third time he’s been out to help, staying anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. I’ve been out there twice, getting [...]
READ MORE »Fall Antique Show & Sale
55 antique dealers from 14 different states bring their wares November 17 and 18 for the 19th Annual Eureka Springs Fall Antique Show and Sale. A special Wine & Cheese Preview will be held on Friday, November 16, 5:30-7 p.m. The popular yearly event will be held at the Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center, [...]
READ MORE »Mosaic Trio Progressive Ballet Company
FULL BLOOM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS “GWINNA.” Adapted from Barbara Helen Berger children’s book, “Gwinna,” Tamarah Jonason, artisitic director of Mosaic trio Progressive Ballet Company brings to life this remarkable story of a young girl who finds her wings, searches for the song she hears on the wind, remembers the interconnectedness in all life and recognizes her [...]
READ MORE »Fall Diversity Weekend
Eureka Springs prides itself on it’s diversity and especially on Diversity Weekends, GLBTi and PFLAG visitors of all ages come from all over the world to our little village in the heart of the Ozarks to feel a sense of community and enjoy themselves. In addition to our usual fine dining, lodging, outdoor activities and [...]
READ MORE »Food and Wine Weekend
An annual event in Eureka Springs. Participating restaurants offer special menus to compliment selected wines. Reservations will be required at most businesses.
READ MORE »War Eagle Mill Arts & Crafts Fair
30th annual War Eagle Arts & Crafts Fair features trendsetter craftsmen and collectible dealers from across the United States. Full decorative items for Halloween and Thanksgiving will be seen on a large scale. Breakfast at the Mill starts at 6:30am. Details here: www.wareaglemill.com
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