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Preparing for the Eureka Springs Blues Party

By Kyle Kellams

Published May 22, 2024 at 4:45 PM CDT

They’re throwing a party pretty soon in Eureka Springs: a Blues Party. The Eureka Springs Blues Party will start the afternoon of Thursday, May 30, and last through Sunday night, June 2 with more than 50 shows, including free music, at 15 different spots across town.

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