There are a 40-acre original, unplowed prairies south of Sedalia, and the public is invited to come to see it Saturday, October 1, at the Missouri Prairie Foundation’s dedication of the plot, called the Goodnight–Henry Prairie.
Events
Augusta, Missouri undergoes renaissance and hosts Augusta Harvest Festival, September 16-17. David and Jerri Hoffmann, natives of nearby Washington and owners of the Hoffmann Family of Companies announced in January 2021 their plan to invest more than $100 million in the Augusta area.
Come and check out the annual Junk Junktion on September 17 and 18 in Moberly.
Time to Sign Up for Race to the Dome on October 1 with 2 races to support the Missouri River Relief.
Create masterpieces at the Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest on October 1 during Neosho’s Fall Festival.
Pirate Quest for the Sunken Treasures is a new family adventure open now through October 31 in St. Louis Missouri.
Warrensburg is your destination for several upcoming events brought to you by the Johnson County Historical Society.
Celebrate Missouri’s bicentennial all year long.
Missouri’s second-largest city is full of holiday activities and a couple of new businesses.
Winter Magic holiday lights experience provides a bright new tradition.
Wine, cheese, and holiday festivities make the season bright in Kansas City.
Lakota Coffee Ride Pedego Electric Bikes teamed up with Lakota Coffee to host early morning coffee rides on the MKT Trail on December 4, 11, and 18. Meet at Pedego Electric Bikes for free coffee and snacks. The rides begin at 9:30 AM, and E-Bikes and helmets will be provided by Pedego Electric Bikes. Email …
Discover virtual art festivals, socially distanced events, rooftop karaoke, and more in St. Louis.
The 50th Anniversary Miss Black America Pageant celebrates black beauty, empowerment, and positivity in a national TV special with Kansas City hospitality on display.
On October 27 Spirit of the Civil War, a community living history event, will truly transform downtown Lexington into its 19th century look and feel. Serving as both a reenactment of the Battle of Lexington and a community fall festival, this event has attractions that will delight visitors of every stripe.
The Holy Trinity of Conservation takes place at Prairie Star Restoration Farm in Bland on Saturday, June 3. Tickets are $20 for adults, and $10 for students. There is a special reserved evening dinner on June 2 for $100 per person.
More people in the Show-Me State are expected to experience the totality of the eclipse than any other state along the event’s path.
