I love her hand made jewelry and items. Her paintings are incredible. She is very talented. I had a…read morereading from Karina. She is very good and accurate.

I've been getting henna from Karina for years! She's amazing. I'm so excited that she opened a…read moreshop. You can get henna and let it dry while you're looking at all the merchandise. She's got art, jewelry, coloring books, journals, bags, and more! Plus, she does group sound bath meditations and reiki. It's an all-in-one location. Street parking is easy, and it's within walking distance of the downtown bathhouses. Highly recommend!

Focus is on quality products farm to consumer . Seasonal offerings offered at various public…read moremarkets or drive to them

Excellent produce, two awesome people. You won't be disappointed with the quality of the vegetables.read more

We visit Hot Springs often and we come here every single trip and bring home at least 6 bottles…read more It's that good! We even do the wine tasting like we've never done them before. It's such a fun place. The people are so nice and knowledgeable. And friendly and you get to meet some cool strangers as you sit and sip on wine. Please visit and try Duck's Landing. So so good.

Love, Love this winery in the Hot Springs area. They always have good deals and their sweet wines…read moreare amazing and can be paired with anything from cheesecake to fruits. Drier reds wine are simple delicious and pleasant on the pallet. Great with red meat dishes

All staff was super kind to me. They have a LOVELY banquet room where I planned on getting married!…read moreEven gave me my deposit back, after reaching out over phone AND Facebook to make sure I received my money back after we decided to get eloped in Colorado (where we live) instead ! The place was absolutely beautiful and they gave me so much flexibility. I even had the staffs personal phone numbers to get in touch with whoever I needed in concerns of my wedding bridal stuff! Over all the kindest people in Malvern that I know! Five stars. I'd give six if I could

As an old school documentary filmmaker, received my MFA in Documentary Film from the San Francisco…read moreArt Institute, I adore this festival. In 2021 I worked as a volunteer at the Malco Theatre screening venue which also happens to have one of the coolest, underground wine and beer bars in town. Last year Maxwell Blade dropped in everywhere and did instantaneous magic throughout the festival. Many of last year's entries went on to become hugely successful commercial films. Prior to COVID I met Werner Herzog, my film school idol for "Aguirre The Wrath of God", and actually hung out with him for awhile. That is the nature of this Small-But-Big event. Before becoming a repeat volunteer I always purchased a FULL ACCESS TICKET as there are so many parties, screenings, work shops, pop-up events and opportunities to meet the filmmakers in person, it is really an event best experienced via total immersion. Wouldn't miss it for the world!

The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival is considered the Grand Daddy of Documentary Film…read moreFestivals by many. This amazing event just finishing its 23rd season this past October, has been through many changes over the years, and preparation for this years festival is already underway. This 99% volunteer staffed event is a true community event that draws documentary film fans from all over the continent and world, and documentary film makers from around the globe enter submissions of all kinds for a chance just to show their film at this wonderful festival. As an attendee, you can view films individually for around 5$, with a by the day ticket or with a pass for the whole event - I recommend the festival pass if you are a serious doc fan as it gives you unlimited viewing access throughout the entire event - you can often view 8+ films a day if you are a mind to, as well the VIP passes have perks including private after parties with some of the film makers. The HSDFF screening committee has been bringing literally hundreds upon hundreds of fine quality documentary films of various lengths to this festival for decades now. These dedicated volunteers peruse 1000's of films every spring season and spend hundreds of hours months in advance preparing for the fall - watching the good, the bad and the ugly - searching for a handful of true gems worthy of this grand festival. Only about 2-3 out of every 100 films screened make the cut for this awesome festival, and screening committee members must watch and review and minimum of 250+ films individually in order to have a vote and say on the final films allowed into the festival. This process makes the quality of films viewed usually very high for festival attendees. I have enjoyed this festival for years - attending it over 15 years ago for the first time in 1999, and have been an attendee of it a half a dozen times since then over various years. It has been a couple seasons since my last trek to this grand event and I hope to attend it again in the near future. This is a true documentary film gem and definitely worth the trip at least once and well worth the effort to attend if you are a true documentary film fan. A Solid 5 Star festival 00192

A true 5 star independent underground music festival, the VoV is now in its 11th year. I first…read moreattended this ultra cool, original underground grass roots music festival in March 2009 - it was in its sixth season. The brain child of local legend Bill Solleder, what started out as an outlet for local and area talents has grown into a vibrant festival with dozens upon dozens of acts from all around the world performing over multiple days and locations and drawing venue goers of all ages in the thousands. Most shows are all ages welcome. Held at several venues now within the city, it all goes back to it's starting point - the low key arts building - a dark green industrial two story building with a red door, that sits off Arbor nestled up against the side of Hot Springs mountain. This unassuming concrete structure, for a week in the spring, becomes the hub for this eclectic and awesome event. The days always start off pretty easy and mellow, with blue grass, instrumental or chamber music for example early and builds in intensity throughout the day, the groups or acts during the evening hours are usually more rock and alternative and definitely louder! Since it's beginning it has been a volunteer driven event - where many community members have worked and helped support this amazing event every year since it's inception. And each year, it grows more adds more talent and more people find out about this awesome festival. Great independent music of all kinds, over a week in mid March (always the week of spring break there), with good food, cold beer, trail shows, cool venues to listen and enjoy said music at and lots of really nice folks for helping out - the VoV - the way an underground independent music festival should be... Well worth the effort to attend - buy your event wrist band early and make to journey to the Valley of the Vapors. 5 Starts 00179