Located within walking distance of Central Avenue and Bath House Row, Crystal Ridge Distillery sits on the corner of Broadway and Grand. When first constructed between 1910 and 1920 for F.C. Stearns as a warehouse for their hardware, feed and furniture stores, the building was on the outskirts of downtown. With the current size of Hot Springs, it is now near the heart. Times change. Over those years, the building was built in three sections, which now account for the beautiful, interior brick walls (18” thick). Back then, a sawmill was set up on-site to cut the timbers, posts and beams. You can still see the circular saw marks on the wood. Now, it is Crystal Ridge Distillery. Hand-built with state-of-the-art craftsmanship for its time, we revitalized the structure with modern amenities while keeping the 1920 authenticity. Adding our own industrial twist, all elements of our distillery are highly energy efficient and the many windows provide an abundance of natural lighting.

"Not Really a Barn" ​The perfect place for your countryside wedding or event. ​We have the rustic chic atmosphere that will make your special occasion so much more memorable. ​If your occasion requires formal attire you and your guests will be completely comfortable in our heated and cooled barn. ​With private dressing rooms, great bar, fabulous sound system, and a 5000sf wedding garden, your special day will be absolutely perfect.

Escape to a place of beauty with The Venue at Stonebrook Meadows for your next monumental occasion. As a serene wedding and event venue, we offer the breathtaking atmosphere of the countryside ideal for photos and outdoor ceremonies. Nestled amidst the vibrant landscape of Bauxite, AR sits our enchanting, newly built barn complete with rich mahogany wood details, a winding staircase, and crystal chandeliers. When you visit, we can promise that you'll be left in awe of the serenity and glorious allure of this stunning location. As part of our services to ensure that your event is perfect in every way, we offer convenient pricing tiers along with chairs and tables and enough room to accommodate up to 250 guests.

The Reserve at Hot Springs is a captivating wedding hotel venue in Hot Springs, Arkansas, steeped in history, charm, and an abundance of Southern hospitality. A beautiful and iconic mansion resides on immaculate grounds, giving the estate an aura of luxury and romance. Couples are welcome to celebrate their most significant life events here, from their dreamy proposal to their wedding day and honeymoon. An expert team works behind the scenes to deliver high-quality services, ensuring that every guest feels comfortable and at ease.

We have been an established wedding venue since 2016. we take pride in offering our brides an event ​space that is truly magical at a price that is affordable. At Cross Iron Cottage you will fall in love with our English Cottage and French-styled barn. ​Most of our guests will want to dance in the breeze on our 30 acres of grass ​pasture with some of the most awe-inspiring sunsets. We love that our venue makes you ​feel like you are in your own little fairytale with our courtyard-styled gardens with a moon ​gate, that makes you feel like you’ve traveled to the English countryside for your event. We also have a decoration barn for your convenience to pick and choose from an assortment of ​items to use for your event.

For a day most unforgettable, let us share our inspirational woodland setting for your special event with classic Southern elegance whatever your style. Right in the heart of Little Rock, a countryside retreat is ready to take your breath away. The historic Dr. Morgan Smith Estate sits on 31 acres of secluded countryside that includes a private three acre lake, rolling lawns, hundred year old oak trees, magnolia trees, fountains, ducks, geese and the most modern conveniences. The Dr. Morgan Smith estate was built in 1918, and is a National Landmark of Historic Places. Two age-old Magnolia trees sit atop the hill that Dr. Smith planted. The estate has grown to be called Magnolia Hill. At the turn of the century, it was a day’s buggy ride to downtown Little Rock.