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Holiday Tours + Events Around the State

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Get in the holiday spirit with one of these holiday home tours

Christmas Tour of Homes | Eureka Springs

December 7, 3-8 p.m.

The Eureka Springs Preservation Society presents its 40th annual Christmas Tour of Homes, this year showcasing holiday decor at 12 residences, churches, and businesses in and throughout historic Eureka Springs. This is a self-guided tour, and a ticket includes use of the trolley during the tour.

$20 |Find more information and purchase tickets at eurekaspringspreservationsociety.org


Winter Dreams Tour of Homes | Northwest Arkansas

December 8, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

This tour of homes features seven decorated residences in Benton and Washington counties. Proceeds benefit programs of the Junior League of Northwest Arkansas. A $35 ticket to Jingle Mingle Brunch includes food and drinks from 10-11 a.m. at Thaden Field.

$25-$35 | Purchase tickets at juniorleaguenwa.org

Holiday Tour of Homes | Conway

December 8, 1-5 p.m.

Junior Auxiliary of Conway hosts its second self-guided walking tour of five homes showcasing different design and holiday styles. Ticket sales benefit the Junior Auxiliary’s mission of supporting children in Faulkner County.

$25 | Purchase tickets and find participating home addresses at eventbrite.com

Moss Mountain Farm Holiday Lunch & Tour | Little Rock

December 12 and 13, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Tickets include a guided tour of P. Allen Smith’s home, grounds, and gardens, plus lunch and dessert from Seasonal Recipes from the Garden.

$96.75 | Purchase tickets at pallensmith.com

Just Peachy Opens Downtown Little Rock Studio

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Image via doingjustpeachy.com

Christen Byrd, owner of central Arkansas balloon-installation company Just Peachy, announced the opening of a new studio space in downtown Little Rock. Christen created her first balloon installation in July 2017 for the grand opening of Loblolly Creamery, where she was creative director. “I started getting occasional requests after people saw that first piece, but then decided to really start pushing it this year,” Christen says.

In September, she phased out her role at Loblolly to focus on Just Peachy full time. The studio will offer a consultation area, workspace, a place for pick-ups, and even office space for her husband, Ryan’s, web design company Perch. “Both of our businesses started out of our home, and we have definitely outgrown it,” Christen says.

Fans of Just Peachy can also look forward to the possibility of educational and crafting workshops led by Christen and other creatives in the future. Find the Just Peachy studio at 217 W. Second St., Suite 105. doingjustpeachy.com

This story appeared in the November 2019 issue of At Home in Arkansas

Floral Arrangement Classes for Fall

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Create seasonal arrangements with the help of these local florists

Bearded Bouquet, Jonesboro

November 9 & 16
Create an arrangement with fall color that can be easily replicated for Christmas. Class is 5-7 p.m. Fee is $65. beardedbouquet.com

Pigmint, Fayetteville

November 13
Let the Pigmint pros guide you through the steps of creating a beautiful medium arrangement for your fall table. Class is 6-8 p.m. Fee is $65. shoppigmint.com 

Tipton & Hurst, Little Rock

November 14 & 26
Chris Norwood teaches workshops on creating a fall tablescape (November 14) and Christmas wreaths (November 26). Classes are 6-8 p.m. Fee is $75. tiptonhurst.com

Kin Succulents, Bentonville

November 24
Kin Succulents leads a holiday wreath-making workshop using evergreens, succulents, and seasonal ribbons at The Townhouse on B. Class is 3-5 p.m. Fee is $60. facebook.com/kin.succulents

Bloom Flowers & Gifts, Bentonville

November 26
This class teaches the basic techniques of creating a Thanksgiving centerpiece, which you can take home for your own celebration. Class is 6:30-8 p.m. Fee is $59.97. bloomnwa.com

A version of this post appeared in the November 2019 issue of At Home in Arkansas

Autumn Containers with Better Lawns & Gardens

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Sponsored Content  |  Photos by Rett Peek

Fall is my favorite time of year, and it’s the perfect time to fill the containers in your outdoor living space with some seasonal color. Read below for some of my favorite tips for transforming your outdoor containers, or get in touch! Our team would love to walk you through the many ways we can spruce up your space for fall. We hope you enjoy the season!

— David Munsey III, Better Lawns & Gardens

3 Easy Tips for Autumn Containers

1. Ensure proper drainage.

It’s important to make sure water has a way to drain from your pot so roots don’t get oversaturated. Whether you’re using a traditional container or repurposing a piece—like the washtub and vintage ice cream freezer seen above—make sure to create holes in the bottom if the container does not already have them.

2. Go bold when combining colors.

Autumn is a great time to bring in bright colors like red and orange that play off the changing leaves in the surrounding landscape. Above, vivid red geraniums and green foliage make for a popular pairing.

3. Create visual interest with varying heights and diameters.

In addition to color, size and shape are an easy way to create contrast between containers. Try grouping yours in sets of three for an easy, interesting display.

Better Lawns & Gardens, Little Rock, (501) 454-9803, betterlawnsar.com

Home for the Holidays

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Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas inspiration to get you ready for all the holiday celebrations in the coming weeks

Spook-tastic Specialties

Kick off the Halloween season with pumpkins, costumes, and treats! Surround your home with pumpkins and corn husks, and put a decorative spin on some spooky sweets.

Clockwise from top left: Jana Hunter Interiors // Tobi Fairley Interior Design // Tobi Fairley Interior Design // Dapper Cookie

Thankful Festivities

What’s a better time to gather together than on Thanksgiving Day? Here are some entertaining, tablescape, and recipe ideas to get your celebration planning started.

Clockwise from top left: Sassafras Springs Vineyard // Traci Burges // Amy Hannon of Euna Mae’s // DK Design

Christmas Delights

Go all out this holiday season! Deck the halls with greenery, ribbons, sweets, and gifts. Before you know it, it’ll be looking a lot like Christmas.

Clockwise from top left: Tanarah Luxe Floral // Katie Grace Designs // Park Hill // K. Lewis Interior Design

Providence Design’s Sixth Anniversary Party

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Mona Thompson and Talena Ray, owners of Providence Design, will host an anniversary party celebrating six years in business on October 24. The event is 5-8 p.m. and will feature live music and refreshments. “We’ve really enjoyed growing the business over the past six years and our relationships with our customers and clients,” Talena says. Join the party at Providence’s showroom, 2314 Cantrell Road. providenceltddesign.com

Draped & Tailored Opens Little Rock Studio

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Custom Roman shade made by Draped & Tailored. Bathroom design by Jill White Designs. Photo by Rett Peek. Callie Bullock, owner of soft furnishings studio Draped & Tailored, has opened her first workroom since starting her business a year and a half ago. The 1,300-square-foot studio in midtown Little Rock has a small showroom where clients and designers can see examples in person, feel textile samples, and “discuss all of the custom possibilities,” Callie says. This new step also means she has additional space to fabricate draperies, shades, pillows, bedding, and more. “I’m now able to table panels over 20 feet long, and I’m already working at an increased level of efficiency.” In addition, Callie plans to host a series of training workshops where she can educate designers about different pleat styles, pillow and cushion inserts, and lining options, among other relevant topics. Draped & Tailored is open to-the-trade by appointment only at 2 Van Circle, Suite 2. instagram.com/drapedandtailored

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