Main Street Eureka Springs is launching a new weekly gathering designed to bring people together in a simple, meaningful way.
Village Coffee will take place from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. each Monday at the Main Street office, located at 125 Spring St., and is free and open to the public.
Village Coffee is a welcoming space for both new residents and longtime locals to connect over coffee, conversation and shared experience. The goal is simple: make it easier for people to meet, build relationships, and feel at home in Eureka Springs.
“Connection doesn’t happen by accident, we have to create space for it,” said Jackie Wolven, executive director of Main Street Eureka Springs. “Village Coffee is about starting the week with intention, with people, and with a sense that you belong here.”
Each month, Village Coffee will feature a broad theme—such as Home, Connection, or Possibility—to gently guide conversation. The format remains intentionally informal, allowing attendees to come and go as they please, participate at their own comfort level, and engage in a way that feels natural.
The gathering is part of Main Street Eureka Springs’ ongoing work to build a stronger civic infrastructure rooted in belonging, trust, and community connection.
By creating consistent, low-pressure opportunities for people to gather, the organization aims to address isolation and strengthen the social fabric of the downtown district and beyond.
Village Coffee is open to everyone—whether you’ve lived in Eureka Springs for decades or just arrived. Attendees are encouraged to bring a friend or come on their own.
For more information, visit www.mainstreeteurekasprings.org or stop by on a Monday morning.
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