In 1928, Mayor Claude A. Fuller’s dream of a new era for Eureka Springs began with the construction of a facility appropriate to the needs and expectations of visitors wanting not only beautiful scenery but also the finest, most current entertainment available. The first performance in The Auditorium was John Phillip Sousa and his 67-piece band. That performance paved the way for Eureka Springs to house the “stars” of today.
NOTE:
In accordance with Arkansas law, The Aud
is a non-smoking facility and guests are
not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages
into the facility. Handicapped assistance
is available at the 1st Street entrance
to the facility with a 425-pound weight
limit. Due to the historic nature of the
building, there is no handicapped access
to the balcony or the Gem in the
basement. For information call the Aud at
479-253-7788.
In 1928, Mayor Claude A. Fuller’s dream of a new era for Eureka Springs began with the construction of a facility appropriate to the needs and expectations of visitors wanting not only beautiful scenery but also the finest, most current entertainment available. The first performance in The Auditorium was John Phillip Sousa and his 67-piece band. That performance paved the way for Eureka Springs to house the “stars” of today.