Eureka! Eureka!
MAGAZINE MAGAZINE
INSIDE:
• FEATURED VISITORS
• RESTAURANTS
• EUREKA SPRINGS MUSIC AWARDS
• MUSEUM OF EUREKA SPRINGS ART
• STEAMPUNK FESTIVAL
• MUCH MORE!
OUR TEAM: WHAT’S INSIDE?
Featured Visitors
Lets meet Philip, Inga, Hayden and Lindsey
Scott Loftis
SLoftis@carrollconews.com
SPECIAL
Samantha
Samljones108@gmail.com
DESIGN
Michael
PREPRESS
Rhonda Worrall
BUSINESS
Melody Strodtman
RETAIL
Julia Borkowski
CIRCULATION
Mary Kay Abbott
Within these pages
help spotlight local musical artists
to the First Annual Eureka Springs Music Awards as well as focus on the
of some local photographers exhibited at the Museum of Eureka Springs
That’s in addition to our usual features and restaurant listings, of course. In fact there’s so much going on this month it’s just easier to turn the pages and begin reading.
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Goggles, Gears & Springs
Eureka Springs Steampunk Festival 2025
Rockin’ The Aud
First Annual Eureka Springs Music Awards
Restaurant Listings
There’s so many great places to find a meal
Calendar of Events
What’s going on in Eureka Springs this month?
Local Artists, Local Focus Museum of Eureka Springs Art exhibits local artists
Trail Maps
Eureka Springs is a great place to explore nature
Featured Visitors
Philip Bengelink, Inga Savickas, Hayden Hill and Lindsey Baron from Grand Rapids, Michigan
Why did you come to Eureka Springs?
Inga: We are on spring break. Philip has family in Springdale. This is our first day of the trip. We drove down yesterday.
Did your family in Springdale tell you about Eureka?
Philip: They did. We also did some research about this place, so we researched it, and it was recommended to us.
What do you think of Eureka so far?
Hayden: It’s a very cute little town.
Philip: When we were driving down and looking at the buildings, it shocked me how historic it is.
How long have you been in town?
Hayden: Since yesterday at 8 p.m.
What are you looking forward to?
Hayden: We are going to do some shopping downtown, and we just came from the hotel. We’re staying at the Crescent
Why did you choose the Crescent?
Hayden: We heard about the whole cancer history thing and all that, so we thought we’d go explore.
Have you seen any ghosts at the Crescent?
Philip: Not yet.
Inga: We did see the cat, though. Second best thing.
Describe Eureka in three words.
Inga: Quaint
Philip: Zany
Lindsey: Friendly
Goggles, Gears & Springs Goggles, Gears & Springs
EUREKA SPRINGS STEAMPUNK FESTIVAL SCHEDULED
Cosplay enthusiasts take note. The first annual Eureka Springs Steampunk Festival is happening on Saturday, April 26, and it’s an interactive affair.
Event organizer Danny Watson said he and his partner decided to host the festival after offering several successful steampunk games over the past year. A cross between geocaching, escape rooms and scavenger hunts, the games bring steampunk fans together the same way the festival will.
“We love that genre, because it encompasses so many years and subgenres,” Danny said. “You have dark academia, industrial fantasy and it’s all cosplay. Everybody loves to dress up.”
The festival will be absolutely jampacked, Danny said, with more than 25 vendors, a steampunk workshop and more. At the workshop, attendees can make a steampunk gun to accessorize their costume.
“We’ve collected all these Nerf guns and put black primer on them,” Danny said. “We have tubs and tubs of stuff to design your gun.”
The best part about the event? It’s a fundraiser for Good Shepherd Humane Society, the only no-kill animal shelter in Carroll County. Danny said Good Shepherd dogs will be at the festival, and there will be an award for best dressed pet in the parade. Cole Wakefield, executive director of Good Shepherd, said the adoption center is thankful for the exposure and donation.
“We were really excited to get the call that the event was coming to town and they wanted to make supporting Good Shepherd a cornerstone of it,” Cole said. “We’re completely honored to be the beneficiaries. It will make a big difference as we go through another year supporting this county.”
Danny said he’s excited to bring Tea Dueling to Eureka Springs. He explained how Tea Dueling works, saying two people dunk a biscuit into tea, hold it up and hope theirs is the last to fall.
“It’s a very family-friendly event for anybody that likes any sort of cosplay,” Danny said. “We have several games that we’re going to be playing that are free to the public, and we’re going to have some really great prizes to give away.”
Danny encouraged everyone, especially locals, to walk in the parade, saying Eureka Springs is the perfect place for an event like this.
“The steampunk genre is dark and gothic,” Danny said. “You could not pick a more suited backdrop for this type of a festival, because steampunk is set in the Victorian period.”
Rockin’ at The Aud!
Eureka Springs Music Awards celebrate local artists
Eureka Springs is synonymous with art: visual, wearable, performance and musical. Local and regional musicians play for a packed house at The Auditorium. Their music fills Basin Park, countless bars and the streets of the city itself.
That’s exactly why Que Thomas came up with the idea for the Eureka Springs Music Awards, a first annual event scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday, April 13, at the Auditorium.
Que remembered strolling through downtown and hearing music in the distance. “I thought about all the local music in town and then I heard a different kind of music, and I realized that everybody loves local
musicians,” Que said. “They come to their gigs, but as far as public recognition, local acts really don’t have anything.”
He hatched the plan: Rent a venue, sell tickets and get sponsorships to host an awards show. It started small scale, but the idea took on a life of its own when he reached out to Mike Maloney, director of the Eureka Springs City Advertising and Promotion Commission.
“He said, ‘Que, let me bring this to my staff. We’re all music lovers,’” Que said. “He talked to them, and they asked me if I’d be interested in allowing this to also be a CAPC event and present it together at The Aud.”
Que will host the awards with the CAPC’s Danyelle Harris. He said the partnership with the CAPC has been wonderful. The best part about the event, Que said, is that all the musicians were nominated and voted on by locals. Nominations took place from Feb. 1 –22, and voting took place March 1 – 22.
“We consolidated all the nominees down to the top five and had a press conference to announce all the nominees,” Que said.
By March 1, the awards had already received more than 500 votes. Que said he can’t keep up with messages on social media about the event.
Story by: Samantha Jones
“It’s been shared over and over to where pretty much everyone has seen it,” Que said. “A lot of the musicians were pleasantly surprised. Some were shocked they were nominated.”
The awards ceremony is scheduled on a Sunday afternoon to accommodate the schedules of local artists; many of them play gigs on Friday and Saturday.
“We wanted to do it so they could be there and a lot of the public could be there without having to be up late and worry about going to work in the morning,” Que said.
Ten awards will be given, presented by CAPC commissioners and Eureka Springs Music Award board members. Nominated acts will perform during the ceremony.
“We’re doing this because there is a very large musical community in Eureka Springs,
“I thought about all the local music in town and then I heard a different kind of music, and I realized that everybody loves local musicians.”
— Que Thomas
lots of music lovers and performances all the time, but I don’t think everyone realizes the value of local music,” Que said. “We have live music every weekend in several places. Music brings people to Eureka Springs.”
Que continued, “People actually come to town to watch certain people. They’re not coming just to watch music here at night and drive home. They’re staying and shopping and eating at local restaurants. If you took music out of Eureka Springs, it would make a big dent in the economy.”
Que encouraged everyone to attend the awards. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet their favorite local musicians, who will receive the VIP treatment.
“It’s going to be exciting,” Que said. “We’re celebrating our local musicians, and we’re making it as fun and exciting as possible.”
And the nominees ARE...
nominees ARE...
ASIAN
MEI LI CUISINE
3094 E. Van Buren
479-363-6678
THAI HOUSE RESTAURANT
2059 E. Van Buren
479-363-6632
BARS/GRILLS
ANGLER’S GRILL
14581 U.S. 62
479-253-4004
THE BALCONY BAR & RESTAURANT
12 Spring St.
479-253-7837
BREWS TAPROOM
2 Pine St.
479-244-0878
BUBBA’S BBQ
166 W. Van Buren
479-253-7706
CHELSEA’S CORNER CAFE AND BAR
10 Mountain St.
479-253-8231
CRYSTAL DINING ROOM
75 Prospect
479-253-9652
EUREKA GRILL
71 Spring St.
EUREKA LIVE
71 Spring St.
479-253-7020
EUREKA SPRINGS
BREWERY
96 Ridgeview Road
479-363-6066
GOTAHOLD BREWING
409 W. Van Buren
479-363-4187
GRAVEL BAR AT WANDEROO LODGE
216 W. Van Buren
479-363-6755
GROTTO WOOD-FIRED
GRILL & WINE CAVE
10 Center St. 479-363-6341
HORSESHOE GRILL
3085 E. Van Buren
479-265-7075
JACK RABBETT’S WHISKEY BAR
12 Spring Street
479-253-7837
LEGENDS BAR AND GRILL
105 E. Van Buren
479-253-2500
MCGARITY’S RESTAURANT & SALOON IRISH PUB
2070 E. Van Buren
479-363-6038
Restaurant Listings
MISSY’S WHITE RABBIT LOUNGE
19 1/2 Spring St.
479-265-7100
PIED PIPER PUB & INN AT THE CATHOUSE LOUNGE
82 Armstrong 479-363-9976
THE QUARTER ON SPRING
63A Spring St. 479-981-1184
ROCKIN’ PIG SALOON
2039C E. Van Buren
479-363-6248
ROWDY BEAVER
417 W. Van Buren
479-253-8544
ROWDY BEAVER
DEN & TAVERN
47 Spring St.
479-363-6444
SAUCED BBQ & BREWS
139 E. Van Buren
479-239-2044
SLANE TAVERN
37B Spring St. 479-363-6081
SKYBAR GOURMET PIZZERIA
75 Prospect Ave., Suite 400
479-253-9766
CAFES
B-SIDE CAFE
121 Spring St. 573-777-2088
FARMHOUSE CAFE
5 Woodsdale Drive, Holiday Island 479-239-1000
HONEY BEE BISTRO
61B S. Main St.
LOCAL FLAVOR
71 S. Main St. 479-253-9522
MAIN STREET CAFE
39 S. Main St. 479-253-7374
MUD STREET CAFE
22 S. Main St. G 479-253-6732
MUD STREET
CAFE ANNEX
28 S. Main St. 479-253-5399
NEW DELHI CAFE
2 N. Main St. 479-253-2525
SPARKY’S ROADHOUSE CAFE
147 E. Van Buren
479-253-6001
SPRING ON MAIN
55B S. Main St. 479-265-7070
SUGAR AND CRUMBS CAFE
3 Dogwood Ridge 769-366-9159
THREE BIRD CAFE
3062 E. Van Buren
479-265-7020
COFFEE
BEAN ME UP COFFEE
130 Huntsville Road
479-222-1255
EUREKA DAILY ROAST
27 Spring St. 479-253-2229
DESSERTS
COLOSSAL CUPCAKES
101 N. Main St. 479-253-5470
ELLEN’S PATISSERIE
5 Spring St. 479-253-6597
FUNNEL CAKE
FACTORY
27s N. Main St. 479-616-6456
ICE CREAM DELIGHTS
273 N. Main St. 479-981-0465
SWEET’S FUDGE
KITCHEN
1 Spring St. A 479-253-5810
TWO DUMB DAMES
33 S. Main St. 479-253-7268
FAMILY RESTAURANTS
BAVARIAN INN
329 W. Van Buren
479-253-8128
CRESCENT BREAKFAST 75 Prospect 479-253-9652
ERMILIO’S 26 White St. 479-253-8806
ES&NA RAILROAD
299 N. Main St. 479-253-9623
EUREKA CHARCUTERIE
77 Spring Street 479-345-1100
EUREKA SPRINGS
EATS & TREATS
2051 E. Van Buren
479-363-6188
THE FILLING STATION
RESTAURANT
2055 E. Van Buren
479-253-6015
GREAT HALL BUFFET 935 Passion Play Road
800-882-7529
HAROLD’S DINER, SODA
FOUNTAIN & FARMACY
17 White St. 479-363-6470
HOLIDAY ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB
1 Country Club Drive, Holiday Island 479-253-9511
HOTBOXX PIZZA & PUB 5A Forest Park Drive, Holiday Island 479-244-6941
LOVE GREENS
121 E. Van Buren, Ste E 479-363-6050
MCDONALD’S
148 E. Van Buren 479-253-6106
MYRTIE MAE’S
207 W. Van Buren
479-253-9768
PARKSIDE PRETZEL 8 Spring St. 479-320-2820
PAULY’S BURGERS
308 Village Circle
PECKER’S CHICKEN
35 N. Main St. 479-363-6089
PIZZA HUT
2048 E. Van Buren
479-253-8258
RED’S PIZZERIA
61B S. Main St. 479-244-7170
ROUTE 62
GENERAL STORE
2080 E. Van Buren 479-239-2095
SADDLE UP
85 S. Main St. 479-239-2124
SO GOOD KITCHEN 2 Pine St. 479-244-8723
SUBWAY
124 E. Van Buren 479-253-5112
FINE DINING
COTTAGE INN
450 W. Van Buren
479-253-5282
GASKINS CABIN
STEAKHOUSE 2883 Arkansas 23 N. 479-253-5466
GRAND TAVERNE
37 N. Main St. 479-253-6756
LE STICK NOVEAU
580 W. Van Buren 470-981-3123
ROGUE’S MANOR 124 Spring St. 479-253-4911
THE STONE HOUSE
89 S. Main St. 479-363-6411
FOOD TRUCKS
BAG-O-HOLES/ GLENDA THE GREEK
7195 HWY 62 W
BOMBADIL’S 14610 U.S. 62 479-244-8950
CARMEN’S TACOS 44 Kingshighway 479-925-6030
CATERED CREATIONS 64 Center St. 479-253-3718
DISCO’S GRILL
2100 E. Van Buren 479-458-3763
FAMOUS ED’S
FOOD WAGON
849 Passion Play Road 479-981-2322
RED EYE SUPPLY
7195 Highway 62 West THE AMORE EXPRESS 7195 Highway 62 West 479-981-0989
MEXICAN
AMIGOS MEXICAN RESTAURANT
75 S. Main St. 479-363-6574
EL MARIACHI
6 Parkwood Drive, Holiday Island 479-253-5544
LA FAMILIA TEX-MEX 120 E. Van Buren 479-253-2939
TAQUERIA CARLITO 3 Parkcliff Drive, Holiday Island 870-505-2050
THE TWISTED TACO 409-B W. Van Buren 479-222-0148
Events this month in Eureka Springs!
Spring Diversity Weekend
Friday, April 04 - Sunday, April 06
Diversity Weekend is a city-wide celebration where local businesses and organizations host a variety of diversity-themed events.
Ricky
Skaggs and the Kentucky
Saturday, April 05 at The Auditorium
Thunder
Fifteen-time Grammy Award winner Ricky Skaggs brings his signature bluegrass sound to The Auditorium in a Little Wing Production.
Drift NWA Toge
Saturday, April 12 • Great Passion Playgrounds
Get ready for another round of Drift NWA T ōge at The Great Passion Play, bringing drifting to the mountain roads of Eureka Springs.
Drumming in the Park
Saturday, April 12 • Basin Spring Park
Join Angelo and his drumming troupe in the park and get your beat going for an evening of unforgettable music and friendship! This is a free event.
Hands-On ESSA
Saturday, April 05 • Eureka Springs School of the Arts
Enjoy a hands-on adventure as some of the region’s finest artists and makers will guide you in trying out a variety of creative activities.
Ozark
Mountain UFO Conference
Friday, April 11 - Sunday, April 13
Explore the possibilities of the Universe and beyond at the 37th Annual Ozark Mountain UFO Conference. (Inn of the Ozarks Convention Center)
Arkansas State Chili Championship
Saturday, April 12 • The Barn at 120 Sheilds Drive
Chili cooks from around the country will compete for $3,000 in prize money in four categories: Red Chili, Green Chili, Homestyle and People’s Choice.
Eureka Springs Music Awards
Sunday, April 13 • The Auditorum on 36 S. Main
See our cover story on Pages 10-13. For more information visit https:// www.eurekaspringsmusicawards.com/
Events this month in Eureka Springs!
Springtime in the Ozarks
Thursday, April 17 - Sunday, April 20
The 48th Annual Springtime in the Ozarks, annual AA conference for the Ozarks. For more information, visit www.springtimeintheozarks.com.
Downtown Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 19
The Easter bunny will be roaming around downtown and leaving Easter eggs throughout Basin Spring Park.
Carving in the Ozarks
Friday, April 25 - Saturday, April 26
The 20th annual chainsaw carving festival brings together talented carvers from all around to showcase their skills and compete for cash prizes.
Steampunk Festival
Saturday, April 26 - Sunday, April 27
Check out our feature in this very issue on pages 06-07. For more information, visit www.eurekaspringssteampunkfestival.com.
Celebrate Jesus Weekend
Friday, April 18 - Sunday, April 20
Enjoy music in Basin Spring Park on April 18-19, the Celebrate Jesus Parade April 19 and a sunrise service Sunday, April 20, at the Christ of The Ozarks.
Spring Fling Bike Rally
Wednesday, April 23 - Sunday, April 27
The Cathouse Lounge presents the 9th Annual Spring Fling Bike Rally: five days of fun, friends, shopping and riding the beautiful Ozark mountains.
Yards and Yards of Yard Sales
Friday, April 25 - Saturday, April 26
This biannual sale attracts avid shoppers from far and wide, offering an entire weekend dedicated to uncovering trinkets and treasures.
Ozarks Chorale Spring Concert
Sunday, April 27 • The Auditorum on 36 S Main
Founded by a small group of dedicated singers in 1994, the Ozarks Chorale proudly celebrates its upcoming season of classical and pop choral works
Local Artists, Local Focus
Local Focus, a temporary exhibit featuring the photographs of Richard Quick, Susan Storch, Jim Nelson, Rick Armellini, Edward Robison and John Rankine, will be available to view until April 20 at the Museum of Eureka Springs Art..
MESA board member Steve Beacham said the exhibit fulfills the mission of the museum.
“We’re here to help promote local art history and the artists that live here in Eureka Springs,” Steve said.
Steve said the photos vary in subject, from days gone by to the 1970s to today. There is also abstract art and landscape pieces. All the work is for sale, and smaller pieces are available for sale in the gift store. Steve said MESA plans to have four temporary exhibits a year.
“This is the first show we’ve done where the work is actually for sale,” Steve said. “We can provide more wall space for longer periods of time for artists to display their work than most galleries can in town.”
Museum of Eureka Springs Art exhibits local photographers
Story by: Samantha Jones
John Rankine Zeek Taylor
What Should We Do T0day?
With so many options in Eureka Springs sometimes you just need some info!
FAMILY FUN
BLUE SPRING HERITAGE CENTER
1537 County Road 210, 479-253-9244
OPERA IN THE OZARKS
16311 US Highway 62, 479-253-8595
OZARK MOUNTAIN ZIPLINES
15927 Arkansas Hwy 187, 479-363-6699
BLACK BASS LAKE TRAILS
Black Bass Lake, Oil Spring Road 479-253-2866
HISTORIC TRAM TOUR
137 W. Van Buren, 479-244-5116
INTRIGUE THEATER
80 Mountain St., 855-446-8744
ESNA RAILWAY
299 N. Main St., 479-253-9623
HOLIDAY ISLAND MARINA
124 Woodsdale Drive, Holiday Island 479-265-7040
HISS/LE INDOOR PISTOL RANGE
6 Parkcliff Drive, Holiday Island 479-341-2005
GAMEMAKERS
28 Spring St., 479-265-7000
ESCAPE ROOM 13
13 N. Main St.. 479-308-8624
DOWNTOWN-N-UNDERGROUND
3 Spring St., Eureka Springs, (844) 537-8687
EUREKA SPRINGS HISTORIC MUSEUM
95 S. Main St., 479-253-9417
TURPENTINE CREEK
WILDLIFE REFUGE
239 Turpentine Creek Lane, 479-253-5841
EUREKA SPRINGS ZIPLINE
2250 Arkansas Hwy 23, 479-363-8111
ONYX CAVE
338 Onyx Cave Lane, 479-253-9321
TURTLE BACK RIDGE
FAMILY FUN PARK
3173 E. Van Buren, 479-265-7090
THE GREAT PASSION PLAY
935 Passion Play Road, 479-253-9200
EUREKA SPRINGS
BREWERY DISC PARK
96 Ridgeview Road, 479-363-6066
COSMIC CAVERN
6386 Arkansas Highway 21, Berryville 870 749-2298
ARTISTS & GALLERIES
ADVENTURE ART
128 Spring St., 479-981-1447
aMUSEd FINE ART & EXTRAORDINARY BOOKS
44 Spring St., 850-221-3801
ART COLONY
185 N. Main St., 479-981-2626
BREWS
2 Pine St., 479-244-1663
CHEROKEE MOUNTAIN GALLERY
5307 U.S. Highway 62 East, 479-253-5353
CURATED GALLERY & GIFTS
67 Spring St., 479-239-3456
EURE’KAN ART STUDIO & SHOP
150 N. Main St., 479-253-0928
EUREKA SPRINGS BREWERY
96 Ridgeview Road, 479-363-6066
EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN
6 S. Main St.
FIRE OM EARTH ART STUDIO & RETREAT CENTER
872 Mill Hollow Road, 479-244-6273
IRIS AT THE BASIN PARK
8 Spring St., 479-253-9494
J. FOSTER ART/PHOTO GALLERY & STUDIO
217 N. Main, Unit B, 479-244-7179
J.A. NELSON GALLERY
37 Spring St. (upper level), 479-253-4314
MUSE
12 S. Main St.
NEW WORLD DRUMS
6 Commerce Drive, 479-221-3801
PARADISE POTTERY
320 County Road 210, 479-253-1547
PHYL ARTE ART STUDIO & GALLERY
164 N. Main St., 480-386-6745
QUICKSILVER ART / FINE CRAFT GALLERY
73 Spring St., 479-253-6745
REGALIA HANDMADE CLOTHING STUDIO/SHOWROOM
16 White St., 479-253-2202
SATORI ARTS
2 Pine St.
SACRED ART CENTER
Great Passion Play Grounds, 800-882-7529
SACRED EARTH GALLERY
15845 U.S. Highway 62 West 479-253-7644
SERENDIPITY AT THE CRESCENT
75 Prospect Ave, 479-253-2769
SHAKEDOWN GALLERY
84 Spring St., 479-307-6017
STATTON GALLERY AND MADISON’S GARDEN
137 Spring St., 479-363-6848 and 817-903-3301
STUDIO 34
34 Main St., Eureka Springs
STUDIO 62
335 W. Van Buren, 479-363-9209
TREEHOUSE GIFT SHOP
165 W. Van Buren, 479-253-8667
WILSON & WILSON
FOLK ART 23 Spring St., 479-253-5105
ZARKS GALLERY
81 Spring St., 479-253-2626
VINTAGE/ANTIQUES /THRIFT
EUREKA WEST ANTIQUES
15677 US Highway 62, 479-239-4020
MISS KITTY’S THRIFT SHOP 1 Parkcliff Drive, Holiday Island 479-239-2085 THE NINES 9 White St. VINTAGE JEWELRY
82 Spring St., 479-253-5022
EUREKA VINTAGE 164 W. Van Buren, 479-981-0758 GOOD SHEPHERD THRIFT STORE 124 W. Van Buren, 479-253-9115 OLD SALE BARN 65 Stadium Road, 479-253-5388
DUST & RUST 2043 E. Van Buren
ROMI’S VINTAGE
2054 E. Van Buren, 479-925-5625 HOBBIES & HOMESTEAD 2100 E. Van Buren, 479-265-7006
BLUE JAR ANTIQUE MARKET
3022 E. Van Buren, 479-363-6824
ECHO THRIFT STORE
4004 E. Van Buren, 479-253-5888
WONDERLAND ANTIQUES
6981 U.S. Highway 62W. 479-244-0943
GOOD SHEPHERD THRIFT STORE (BERRYVILLE)
602 US-62 Spur, Berryville 870-423-2870
BIZ-Z-BEE SUPER FLEA
366A Arkansas Highway 21, Berryville 870-929-6600
Be Good to Yourself
New Moon Day Spa + Salon and Spa 1905
Whether you’re just visiting Eureka Springs or you’re blessed enough to live here, there’s nothing like a little self-care, and there are a couple of fantastic options right here in town at the New Moon Spa & Salon and Spa 1905.
Located in the 1886 Crescent Hotel, the New Moon Spa & Salon offers haircuts, manicures, pedicures, facials, massages, body treatments, makeup services and more.
Massage treatments include the Chakra Balancing Massage, the Stress-fix Body Massage, the 1-hour Reflexology Treatment, the Hot Stone Massage and an upgraded massage with deep treatment.
All body treatments include dry exfoliation on the body, a clay mask on the back, a scalp massage, hot towels and reflexology while cocooned in warm linens and blankets. The treatments include a Beautifying Body Treatment, a Rosemary Body Treatment, a Stressfix Body Treatment and a Shampure Body Treatment.
Several different facials are offered, including the New Moon Signature Facial, the Acne Purifying Facial, the Deep Pore Cleansing Facial, the Cellular Hydration Facial, the Ultra Calming Facial, the Clarifying Back Facial, the Skin Rejuvenating Facial and the Skinsorial Facial.
Spa guests have access to several amenities, including the infrared sauna, hot tub and pool. Some guests even order pizza and drinks from Skybar Gourmet Pizza when receiving spa services.
Spa1905 is located on the second floor of the 1905 Basin Park Hotel in downtown Eureka Springs.
Spa1905 was designed as a center for relaxation. The spa’s decor features warm earth tones, a sun deck and a mountain backdrop, and the spa offers a full menu of day spa services focused on the Aveda TM Stress Fix and Chakra Balance massages. Other services and amenities for Spa1905 include an expansive Aveda retail center, sun deck with sauna and hot tub, a rain bar for a relaxing finish to mud wraps and exfoliations, and a continued emphasis on duet services for couples.
For more information visit www.newmoonspa.com and www. spa1905.com or scan the QR codes provided below.
