| Hot Springs Article In Dallas Morning News |
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| Arkansas Art News | ||
| Saturday, 29 November 2008 11:08 | ||
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By JOHN WORTHEN / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News John Worthen is a freelance writer in Arkansas. HOT SPRINGS, Ark. – Central Avenue in downtown Hot Springs slices through a sloping green valley along the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains. This road is the city's lifeline.
Here, you'll find the legendary Hot Springs bathhouses, tourist shops, restaurants, bars and just about anything else that could keep you and several children entertained for days. But the city's fabled avenue also is home to one of the most vibrant small art communities in the country, a secret that's slowly been unraveled over the past decade by everyone from tourists to fine-art connoisseurs. Comments (1)
rhonda
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... I really enjoyed being part of the art walk in Hot Springs this month. Bryan Sink of Sink Gallery was a great host for the evening. |
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