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Hillberrry: The Harvest Moon Festival

EUREKA SPRINGS BLUES WEEKEND

EUREKA SPRINGS INDIE FILM FEST

Presented by the 1905 Basin Park Hotel

This film fest aspires to promote and

and Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, the

encourage independent filmmakers of all

annual Blues Weekend is typically held in

ages and celebrates the art of filmmaking

June. From Grammy Award™ winners and

in our community and beyond, focusing

Blues Hall of Famers, to up-and-coming new

on innovative women in film, young

artists, the lineups are known to feature the

filmmakers, films made on mobile, and

Who’s Who of the Blues! Shows take place

human rights documentaries. Held in May

in various venues around Eureka Springs.

and in the fall.

OZARK FOLK FESTIVAL IN EUREKA SPRINGS

HILLBERRY: THE HARVEST MOON FESTIVAL

One of the longest running folk festivals in

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the U.S., this festival includes free music in

Railroad Earth and Deadhead Productions

Basin Spring Park, a parade, contests and

present Hillberry: The Harvest Moon Festival

performances in the City Auditorium. Held

in Eureka Springs on Oct. 10-13, 2019, with

in the fall.

live music and primitive camping. Also by

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ozarkfolkfestival.com

filmnwa.org

hillberryfestival.com

Deadhead Productions, the Spaceberry

FAYETTEVILLE FILM FEST

fayettevillefilmfest.org This annual independent film fest is typically held in September at multiple locations

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Music Festival will be held on July 4-6, at The Farm in Eureka Springs.

BLUEGRASS AND BAR B Q FESTIVAL

around the downtown Fayetteville square.

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The festival features independent films in

Huntsville’s annual bluegrass festival is set

multiple genres including feature length

for June 8, 2019. This musical outdoor event

films, short films, documentaries, animated

features an afternoon of live music, BBQ,

films, music videos and films with an

crafts, vendors and other activities. Held at

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downtown Mitchusson Park.

Photo courtesy Jamie Seed