Brandt creates wood turnings using local wood brought down by storms. These artists are just a sample of the over 100 that are featured at Eureka Thyme. Two brunches start the Sunday event. The Crescent Hotel will feature a champagne brunch with five different champagnes to choose from. Cravings by Rochelle Bakery will feature quiches and mimosa cupcakes at their brunch, followed by a cupcake decorating class starting at 1 p.m. From noon to 3 p.m., Caribe Restaurant will host a Veteran’s Day Art Show and serve specialty food and beverages. Sunday evening’s Raimondo Wine Dinner at DeVito’s will be the finale of the Food and Wine Festival. The dinner starts at 6 p.m. and will feature Raimondo’s extra virgin olive oils and balsamic vinegars. The menu includes five courses that will each be paired with a Raimondo wine. Reservations are suggested. For any additional information about the Food and Wine Festival, visit eurekaspringsfoodandwine.com.
Above: Restaurants throughout the city celebrate the Food & Wine Festival.
Ozark Folk Festival Celebrating its 65th anniversary, the Ozark Folk Festival kicks off Monday, Oct. 29 through Nov. 3. All the favorite events are back including the Queen’s Contest, Barefoot Ball, Singer/Songwriter Contest, parade and many more. The headliner for this year’s festival is Ronnie Cox. Ronnie Cox is best known for his roll in the American thriller “Deliverance” but it’s his music that plays the biggest part in this year’s Folk Festival. The Queen’s Contest serves as the festival’s opening event and this year’s theme is “Folk Revival”. The Barefoot Ball, with a “Hillbilly Halloween” theme, will feature the Carper Family, a female trio hailing from Austin. The group’s members, Melissa Carper, Beth Chrisman and Jenn Miori, write and perform old-time country, bluegrass and swing and have been praised for their retro sounds. With a costume contest and dance party, the Barefoot Ball is going to be a highlight of the festival. On Thursday evening, Ronny Cox will be available at the Carnegie Library Annex for a Q&A session after a screening of “Deliverance”. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the
Above: Musician and actor Ronnie Cox headlines the Ozark Folk Festival movie and what better way to celebrate than by catching up with Mr. Cox and hearing about the making of the film. Two great auditorium shows are on Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. Friday’s headliner is Trout Fishing in America, an eclectic folk/rock band known for their family friendly music. Karen Mal and Jack Williams will open. Saturday’s headliners include, Ronny Cox with friends Karen Mal and
Come visit us in Eureka Springs during the Food and Wine Festival and enjoy these fabulous events. Nov. 7th “First Sip” Raimondo Wine Release Party at DeVito’s Raimondo Wine Flights will be offered at DeVito’s throughout the festival Nov. 11th Raimondo Wine Dinner at DeVito’s Tasting Room Open Tues-Sun 11-4 Sample our products, picnic on the deck overlooking the lake, play bocce ball, take a cooking class, or visit our wine store. 149 Country Road 820 Gamaliel, AR 72537 870.467.5115 www.raimondowinery.com
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