Gallery Walk • Friday, June 6 • 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Held the first Friday of every month since 1989 in its scenic and historic downtown, Hot Springs’ monthly Gallery Walk features the opening of new art exhibitions showcased in downtown fine art galleries and studio spaces. From contemporary to traditional, the diverse offerings of Gallery Walk arts and cultural scene make Hot Springs the place to be on the first Friday of each month.
Upcoming Gallery Walk Dates for 2025
July 4 • August 1
September 5 • October 3 • November 7 • December 5
The following galleries are open for Gallery Walk on Friday, May 2
Dryden Pottery – 341 Whittington Avenue
Dryden, third-generation owned and operated, is a culmination of over 75 years of research and development, in-house formulated glazes and custom-blended clay combine to create a finished quality easily recognizable as “Dryden.” The Dryden showroom has one-of-a-kind, original, new, vintage, and collectible Dryden pottery for sale. Acrylic artist Cecilia Putter will be with us opening the showing of her artwork with us as well as teaching a fun pop-up learn how to paint with acrylics group class.
Dryden will also be participating Arts & The Park—Studio Tours on Saturday May 3rd and Sunday, May 4th.
Circle Gallery Emergent Arts – 341 Whittington Avenue
“Under Pressure” Come see the large scale, woodblock prints pulled during the Under Pressure Steam Roller event at Arts & the Park. The exhibition will open on May 2nd, during gallery walk from 5-8P. The show will be open through the month of August. Gallery Hours: Tues-Fri 12-5PM.
The Local Art Entity – The Club House 118 Arbor Street
Opening night of the Hot Springs Gem & Mineral Show features live music by local artist and musician, Iris Sawyer, as well as mesmerizing collections by experts of their craft. Be the first to experience the indoor offerings on Friday, May 2nd from 5-9 PM.
Aqua – 340 Central Avenue
Aqua features art by iconic local artists Lori Arnold and Alison Parsons and one-of-a-kind handbags by the Arkansas woman-owned line Wolf and Willa. Located adjacent to the beautiful and historic Waters Hotel, Aqua is the sister store to Wrapped and is open until 7 pm. Aqua will feature an original work from the Art Moves Exhibition.
Wrapped Gift Boutique – 404 Central Avenue
The sister store to Aqua is open until 9 PM during Gallery Walk. Wrapped features art from Riley Art Glass, Alison Parsons, and Lori Arnold. It also offers a beautiful selection of gift items, bags and jewelry.
All Things Arkansas – 610 Central Avenue
This exhibit features products from Arkansas, made in Arkansas, and related to Arkansas. It is open for a Gallery Walk with one-of-a-kind local treasures.
Artists’ Workshop Gallery – 610A Central Avenue
Featured Artists – Bonnie Ricci and Maureen Rousseau – Featured miniature artists are Linda Shearer and Jennifer Wheeler – GALLERY WALK – Friday, May 2nd – 5-9 PM. Art from Lake Hamilton High School. As always, Charlie Mink will be providing the soundtrack.
Art Moves installation.
“Clematis 2” by Marlene Gremillion
“Nature Influenced” by Marlene Gremillion
“In My Head” by Jamie Craddock-Johnson
“Torii Dreams” by Michael Preble
Collective Arts Gallery – 620 Central Ave Suite 2B
Join the 60 local artists of Collective Arts Gallery for a fun night of art and music! The Gallery is located on Central Ave, on the second floor, above the post office, with elevator access in the back of the building. As always, wine and snacks will be available and contributed by our generous artists.
Art Moves Exhibit piece
“Hot Air, Plein Air” by Margarita Peraza
American Art Gallery – 724 Central Avenue
It features woodturning art by Daniel Zero, Southwest Jewelry by Ernie Bolieu, horsetail pottery by Valerie Hanks-Goetz, flag art by E.G. Robertson, and art by Virgil Barksdale.
Jenna Rosity Gifts – 801 Central Avenue, Suite 10
Handmade local art and giftables, including soaps and lotions, created by a dozen local artists. Gallery Walk usually hosts the artists for meet and greets, snacks, and treats.
Catch My Eye Magic – 801 Central Avenue, Suite 11
We have freehand paintings, handmade jewelry, art prints, henna body art, painted journals, scrunchies, stickers, bracelets, tarot cards, art print tote bags, handmade Crystal rings & SO MUCH MORE!
Underground Lounge – 801 Central Avenue, Suite 12
Underground Lounge is an artistic, one-of-a-kind beer and wine bar with clawfoot bathtubs uniquely repurposed into themed tables. The Lounge is decorated with antique art pieces, vintage collectibles, and family heirlooms. We feature live music and local artists.
Espresso Yourselfie – 801 Central Avenue, Suite 30
At our coffee lounge, we believe that coffee is more than just a beverage – it’s an experience. We invite you to indulge in the art of coffee and express yourself in the process, serving expertly brewed espresso drinks alongside mocktails and zero-proof beer.
Legacy Fine Art Gallery – 804 Central Avenue
Legacy Fine Art Gallery invites you to join us for Gallery Walk on Friday, May 2nd, as we celebrate the beauty, imagination, and diversity of fine art. Discover stunning paintings by Patrick Cunningham, Stephen Harlan, TP Murphy, Carole Katchen, Goli, Rajendra Singh, Hessam, the Makk family of artists, Garcia, Vangelis, Ed Pennebaker’s dazzling glass creations, and more. Stop by and let the evening inspire you with color, creativity, and conversation!
Justus Fine Art Gallery – 827 A Central Avenue
The May Exhibit at Justus Fine Art Gallery will feature a selection of paintings by Emily Wood, along with work by Michael Ashley, Mark Blaney, Matthew Hasty, Mike Elsass, Robyn Horn, Dolores Justus, Dennis McCann, Sammy Peters, Steven Schneider, Sandra Sell, Kathryn Sixbey, Peter Sixbey, and others. The opening reception will be held on Friday, May 2 from 5-9 p.m. Live music by classical guitarist David Perry will also be featured during the opening. A gallery talk and demo by Emily Wood will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 3. Exhibit dates: May 2-31, 2025.
Justus will be also be displaying the following pieces from the Art Moves exhibit in the May show:
“Birth of Myth” by Gary Simmons
“Packard Spare Cover” by Bob Dion
“Split Stones” by Barbara Satterfield”
Gallery participation may change based on availability.
