For more than a century visitors traveled to Eureka Springs to experience the natural beauty and historic architecture. In recent decades, Eureka also became an arts mecca, but surging motorcycle tourism appears to be changing Eureka's cultural landscape.
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Jacqueline Froelich’s report is part of a public radio regional journalism collaboration, facilitated by KCUR in Kansas City, titled “ArtLand: How Creativity Builds Community in Unexpected Places.” In the coming days we’ll bring you other “ArtLand” features, from the Flint Hills of Kansas; Bartlesville, Oklahoma; Lyons, Nebraska; and Kirksville, Missouri.
