May Festival of the Arts

Native American flute artist, John Two Hawks, will present his Annual Mother’s Day concert at the Aud on Sunday May 8, 2011 at 2:00 pm

Tickets are $12 at the Aud or may be purchased in advance on Two Hawks website.

Mothers are free – bring your Mom (or someone else’s Mom!).

Castle Rogue’s Manor will present Rendezvous 2010 VIP Party as a finale to their 3 day May Festival of the Arts weekend extravaganza.

The Memorial Day event includes Musicians and the Arts, Magic, and fireworks.

Wino-Vino

Entertainers include:
Wino-Vino (Vaudeville Gypsy Rock Cabaret) – ” Now just over three years after it’s birth, WinoVino is an eight piece act with visuals, stage performance, and the occasional seductive dancers.”

Philip Kaiser (International Illusionist – Closeup Magic) – Intent on innovating within his art, Kaiser has been labeled The Magic Architect. At twenty eight years old, Phillip has collected thirteen separate awards for his original magical creations and collaborated with many of the top names in the industry.

DJ Havok (Party Soundtrack) -

Melanie Linker in "Story of a Heart' 2009

and Eureka’s own Melanie Pierce Linker will perform a Burlesque number,
Belly Dancers AND MORE…

Event starts at 8 PM in the great Hall of Castle Rogue’s Manor. Tickets are $40 and can be purchased at The Pied Piper Pub or Rogue’s Manor Restaurant in Eureka Springs. You can also call: (479) 253 – 4911 or email Pied Piper.

There are only a limited number of tickets available to this VIP event. This event WILL sell out!!!

FREE LIMO RIDES to and from the Castle from anywhere inside Eureka Springs. Now you can come party with no cares. Make sure to tip your driver! To arrange pickup Call: 479.363.6055

2007 Grammy Award-winner, Dan Zanes & Friends will perform in Basin Park on May 15th during the 3:00-5:00 Free Music in the Park for May Festival of the Arts.

Dan Zanes & Friends will perform in Basin Park on May 15th

Two things stand out about Zanes: he is making homemade family music and encouraging similar behaviors in friends and neighbors. Second, he is the guy who is always interested in singing along with people, people everywhere. In fact, Zanes has made a mission of introducing his musical friends to his neighborhood friends and then showing everybody not just that they, yes, can play together but that they can also feel pretty good while doing so. In this sense, Zanes is a twenty-first century version of the guy who in the old days used to conduct the town band from the gazebo, though in lieu of a gazebo he’s playing places like Carnegie Hall and the Melbourne International Arts Festival, where no matter how you say it good music is good. He is a ringmaster, introducing new songs and reconnecting people to songs that have always been there, and still are—it’s just that people forgot about them.

This performance is provided as an event of the Artosphere – Arkansas’ Arts + Nature Festival that will be taking place all around the region starting on April 22nd. Artosphere is created and presented by the Walton Arts Center.

Note: There will also be Lantern Painting in the Park as part of the Grand Illumination weekend – fun for the whole family at Basin Park.

Accolades for Zanes & Friends (more info at his website):

Dan Zanes and Friends’ Catch That Train! was the 2007 Grammy Award winner for Best Musical Album for Children (co-released with Starbucks/Hear Music).

“Dan Zanes is enriching the field with his dance-party, hootenanny for the 21st century…”
LA Times

“True children’s music, but executed with such sweet (and un-gooey!) humor, casual multiculturalism and shambling groove that you can call it your own.”
The New York Times

“Wry, rootsy, real American folk music – songs that twist a little plangency into the sweetness of a melody, songs that feel like life.”
Rolling Stone Magazine

John Two-Hawks, world reknown Native American flute artist, will offer his annual Mother’s Day Concert on May 9th, 2010. This special show in honor of all our Mothers will feature music from Two Hawks’ new CD – ‘Earth ~ Fire ~ Water ~ Wind’.

All Mothers are FREE, so bring your Mom! Concert is at The AUD in downtown Eureka Springs, Arkansas at 2:00 pm. Tickets: only $10!

For more information visit website or call 866-444-0940.

A booksigning with Michael “Supe” Granda, of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, will be at Gazebo Books on May 1 from 1-5pm.

IT SHINED - The Saga of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils

Granda’s book, “IT SHINED – The Saga of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils” is the story of the founding of the Daredevils in Springfield, Missouri, their discovery and recording with A & M records, their decades of concert tours, personal turmoils, and “a cornucopia of tales from the rock-n-roll highway”.

The public is invited to come meet “Supe” Granda at Gazebo Books, 86 Spring Street, downtown Eureka Springs.

For more information, call (479) 253-9556.

2007 Grammy Award-winner, Dan Zanes & Friends will perform in Basin Park on May 15th during the 3:00-5:00 Free Music in the Park for May Festival of the Arts.

Dan Zanes & Friends will perform in Basin Park on May 15th

Two things stand out about Zanes: he is making homemade family music and encouraging similar behaviors in friends and neighbors. Second, he is the guy who is always interested in singing along with people, people everywhere. In fact, Zanes has made a mission of introducing his musical friends to his neighborhood friends and then showing everybody not just that they, yes, can play together but that they can also feel pretty good while doing so. In this sense, Zanes is a twenty-first century version of the guy who in the old days used to conduct the town band from the gazebo, though in lieu of a gazebo he’s playing places like Carnegie Hall and the Melbourne International Arts Festival, where no matter how you say it good music is good. He is a ringmaster, introducing new songs and reconnecting people to songs that have always been there, and still are—it’s just that people forgot about them.

(more info at his website):

The Ozark Chorale will perform at the Auditorium on Saturday May 1st.

For more information visit The Aud