Eureka Springs Gallery Association

It may be cold outside, but we’re keeping the art fires burning year ’round in downtown Eureka Springs. For an unforgettable getaway, come to Eureka and browse in our galleries, have a massage, enjoy fine dining and entertainment. Have questions about art? Now’s the time to ask our friendly and erudite gallery owners!

During our 2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll, Eureka Thyme will feature Doug Powell and his drums. One of his most popular drums is styled after the African Ashiko. “Ashiko” means freedom in Nigerian, and we feel that freedom is what they bring – freedom to let the Spirit move, to reclaim the natural rhythm of the soul and to allow joy into our lives.

“Drums speak the language of vibration that creates a unity of heart. Drums provide a means of communication beyond words, connecting everyone to the deep rhythms of life that transcend all boundaries.

We honor the Native American belief that the drum echoes the heartbeat of the Earth. We offer our drums as instruments of peace, connection and reverence for the Earth and all beings on it.”

Meet Doug and his apprentice, Caleb Bomar, on Saturday, December 11th, from 1 to 4 p.m. and again from 6 to 9 p.m.

New at Eureka Thyme
We proudly welcome Les Brandt to the Eureka Thyme Family.
His wooden and stone creations are a treat for the senses.
Visit us to see and feel what we mean!

Pandache Scarves
We have the most amazingly beautiful new scarves! These softly sensuous scarves are the creations of Lida Arthraud of Bella Vista.The color choices are delightful and reflect the beautiful women who make them. To see more of their creations visit their Facebook page.

Spencer Toys
Dave Spencer creates wooden toys the old-fashioned way. They are simple, beautiful, functional, and fun! We have tops, trains, tractors, cars, pull toys (wait until you see the seal)! These will take you back to your childhood. To see more of these wonders, visit his website:
www.SpencerWoodenToys.com

We look forward to visiting with you during this special season of the year. Stop by for some hot cider and cookies!

Leo is playing Santa’s helper again this year. He is collecting goodies to take to his pals who will be spending the holidays at the Good Shepherd Humane Society Shelter.

The shelter needs canned food and toys for their residents, both feline and canine. Drop off your items at Zarks Gallery, 67 Spring Street. If you prefer to make a cash donation, make your check out to Good Shepherd Humane Society.

Happy Holidays!!

The holidays are showcased throughout the month of December by the entire city of Eureka Springs, and during this time our galleries are shining even more than we do the rest of the year — if that’s possible!

December brings you the final gallery stroll of 2010. Throughout the year, we have featured world-class artists and had parties to remember. We have had giveaways through our punch-card promotion in August and numerous other benefits to help promote wonderful non-profit causes in Eureka Springs.

Now we offer you the most unique and perfect gifts for your holiday giving. Visit our member galleries for a very special shopping experience. If you’ve been here before, you know the peace and joy we have to offer during this special season. The Art of Eureka must be experienced!