Join us for the 55th Annual Eureka Springs Classic Car Show and Shine Weekend, hosted by the Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce. As the longest-running car show in the Ozarks, the event brings together vintage automobiles, classic cars, and enthusiasts from across the region. Make plans to be in Eureka Springs on September 18 and 19 for a weekend of great cars, downtown fun, and longtime traditions.
Celebrate the 79th Original Ozark Folk Festival in Eureka Springs on September 3–6. One of the longest-running folk festivals in the country, the event features four days of live music, dancing, workshops, and Ozark arts and culture.
This year's lineup includes Steve Poltz, Rainbow Girls, Beat Root Revival, and James McMurtry and the Martial Law Review. Festival favorites also return, including the Old-Time Community Dance in Basin Park, folk music and dance workshops, and the Folk Fair, featuring Ozark artists and craftspeople on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Join us in Eureka Springs for four days of music, tradition, and community at the Original Ozark Folk Festival.
Hillberry Music Festival first started out back in 2015. Its roots started
when promoter, Deadhead Productions, decided to round out the year with
a third festival following the Phunkberry and Highberry music festivals at
the same location, respectively. Hillberry is focused on delivering the top
national Bluegrass and Funk artists alongside incredibly talented local
artists. We are a kid friendly event welcoming all ages to enjoy 5 nights of
world-class music & camping along with workshops, kids activities, art
installations, and more! With a
kaleidoscope of food and craft vendors on
site for the duration of the event, there is truly something for everyone
Celebrate fall in Eureka Springs with the Annual Oktoberfest Beer Festival, hosted by the Eureka Springs Rotary Club. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., downtown comes alive with seasonal beer tastings, featuring a variety of local and regional brews.
Enjoy this lively fall event in the heart of a picturesque Ozark Mountain town, known for its European-style charm, crisp autumn air, and colorful foliage. Raise a glass, sample new flavors, and take in the sights of one of Arkansas’s most unique fall festivals.
On Saturday, October 24th, bring the whole crew to downtown Eureka Springs for the annual Zombie Crawl—think zombies invited, not required.
Downtown gets going at noon with spooky music, a “Thriller” dance lesson, a zombie scavenger hunt, the Macabre Market, the quirky Brain Buffet, and plenty more eerie fun. The main event kicks off with the Zombie Crawl parade at 6 p.m.
Bonus: Planning a week of thrills? The Nightmare in the Ozarks Film Festival starts Wednesday (October 21) and runs through the weekend.