Holiday Spirit. That’s My M-O.

Winter Festivals and Events in Missouri Bring Holiday Cheer. Hello, Mo here, inviting you to join communities across Missouri as they welcome the holidays.


Annual Air Force Band’s Holiday Concert

Could there be an any better way to get into the holiday spirit than by listening to the US Air Force Band of Mid-America present its annual “Spirit of the Season” holiday concert on December 2nd? Free and open to the public.


Adeste Fideles to the Missouri State Capital this Holiday Season!

It’s the season of festive cheer, sparkling lights, gift giving and holiday parties. It’s time to gather your favorite people around to experience all the coziest moments of the most wonderful time of the year. Holiday season has arrived and here in JCMO, we are ready to celebrate.


The Clydesdales at Christmas

Experience the magic of warm, glowing Christmas lights and the gentle giant Budweiser Clydesdale draft horses during a tour for a unique holiday experience.


Where to See A Winter Wonderland Village?

This town welcomes you to go ice skating for only $5, see Santa and get free pictures, and visit a Winter Wonderland Village. And there are unique boutiques around the square to shop for Christmas gifts, too.


Christmas Market Craft & Vendor Show

Come for free to this market but buy the home-cooked breakfast, baked goods, or lunch! Hand-crafted vendors sell everything from wreaths and other holiday decor to wood crafts, toys, cards, clothing, quilted items, and more.


Celebrating 50 Years of Christmas Memories at Crown Center

Crown Center decks the halls for the season like no other, creating some of Kansas City’s favorite holiday traditions.


Carriage rides, cocoa and roasted chestnuts!—That’s what you get at this Dickens’ Christmas

This town transforms back to the 1840s, when Charles Dickens’ book, A Christmas Carol, was published. Carolers will fill the streets.


Christmas Events, Pop-Up Shops, Wine, and more in Kansas City

Wine, cheese, and holiday festivities make the season bright in Kansas City.