Join us for Figure Drawing, a six-week studio course at the Community Creative Center!
Led by master draughtsman Sean Fitzgibbon, this course will help you sharpen your eye and hand through essential figure drawing techniques, including expressive line, form, and anatomy. Each session features a live, undraped male or female model.
Come learn to loosen up and see the human figure in an entirely new way!
Mondays, 6:30-8:30 November 10- December 15 • Community Creative Center, Fayetteville, AR
The Eureka Springs Historical Museum and the Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library proudly present a captivating discussion panel on the life and times of quack doctor and notorious conman Norman Baker!
Join noted Baker historians and authors Keith Scales, Sean Fitzgibbon, and Jeff Danos as they delve into the history, mysteries, and enduring myths surrounding the infamous mountebank from Muscatine—and explore his lasting impact on Eureka Springs and the iconic 1886 Crescent Hotel.
Free admission. Donations welcome. Save the date!
Hosted in the former 1886 First Presbyterian Church, now the library’s Boulevard Bookend building at 209 Spring Street, Eureka Springs.
Presented by the Eureka Springs Historical Museum and the Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library.
November 5 • 4 PM • 209 Spring St, Eureka Springs, AR 72632-3153, United States
Join artist and author Sean Fitzgibbon at Northwest Missouri State University for a talk at the Charles Johnson Theater in Maryville, MO. He’ll discuss his award-winning graphic nonfiction book What Follows Is True: Crescent Hotel.
This 240-page, fully painted work reveals the eerie true story of the Crescent Hotel’s time as the Baker Hospital, a Depression-era cancer “treatment” center run by Norman Baker. Blending art, history, and archival research, Fitzgibbon brings this strange chapter of Americana vividly to life.
The book earned a Kirkus Star, praised as “a gripping, moody, illustrated chronicle of the notorious Crescent Hotel.” Books and original artwork will be available at the event.
Monday, 5:30 PM, November 3 • Charles Johnson Theater • Northwest Missouri State University • Maryville, MO
