Since 1986, the Hot Springs/Hot Springs Village Symphony Guild has been promoting music education in schools across our area. Each year, the work done by the Guild provides students with opportunities such as university scholarships, music camp tuition, and the annual Children's Concert. You can help support this amazing organization by attending "The Gatsby Gala" happening at the Coronado Center on April 27th!
This delightful evening of merriment begins at 5:30 p.m. with a cocktail hour featuring a wine pull to benefit the Mt. Pine Band Program, drinks inspired by the event's theme, and hors d’oeuvres. Guests can also use this hour to peruse the various items available for auction as part of the event. Dinner will begin at 6:30, followed by silent and live auctions, dazzling baskets, and live music. Naturally, everything at the Gala will be enhanced with the famous art deco designs of The Roaring Twenties!
Dinner seating will be arranged in tables of 8. Tickets are $50 per seat and are available online by clicking here. For questions and more information, visit the Symphony Guild's website.
A unique musical experience is coming to Hot Springs Village on April 4th when the singer/songwriter duo Still on the Hill will perform at the Coronado Community Center! These incredible artists from Northwestern Arkansas have been called the “Ambassadors of the Ozarks” for their work to preserve the culture of the area in the form of songs, stories, photos, and even the instruments themselves! The pair, consisting of Kelly and Donna Mulhollan, are also avid birders and naturalists who have been teaching Ornithology at Halberg Ecology Camp for over 17 years, making them perfect guests for HSV Audubon.
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