Downtown Eureka Springs & Basin Spring Park The Crescent Hotel: Monument on the Mountain In 1886, Eureka Springs placed a marker on its skyline. 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa, Eureka Springs, AR The Crescent Hotel was conceived not merely as lodging, but as proclamation. Built of limestone atop West Mountain, it announced that Eureka Springs had arrived as a destination worthy of national attention. Designed by architect Isaac S. Taylor of St. Louis, the building reflected the grand resort...

While Eureka Springs is renowned for our Dicken's-like holiday magic, there’s another seasonal celebration that deserves a spot on your calendar — Eureka Springs Mardi Gras —   or as the local's sometimes call it: "Eureka Gras!" What does this mean? Think flamboyant, rich colors, luxurious fabrics, and intricate details. Traditional Venetian masquerade masks are, of course, essential, providing the perfect air of mystery and elegance. Let your creativity shine – embellish your mask with...

An HRC survey finds declining acceptance, growing insecurity, and widening barriers to work, food, and health care for LGBTQ Americans. By John Riley on January 16, 2026 from Metro Weekly Magazine A new report finds that acceptance of LGBTQ people is declining across the United States, with nearly three in ten LGBTQ adults saying attitudes toward their community have worsened. On Thursday, January 15, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation released findings from its Annual LGBTQ+ Community...