Open Buddy Bass tournament for two days with 100 percent payback. Event and free breakfast hosted at Alhonna Resort.
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Whether it was sold at market or consumed on the farm, food affected every part of daily life for farmers in early southwest Missouri. The Homestead Harvest event demonstrates how farmers harvested and processed their corn crop and how they stored fruits and vegetables for the winter. Cooking methods from that period are demonstrated, highlighting the unique cuisine of the Ozarks. This event is held at Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site.
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Enjoy the parade, music, food and a car show. This is a great family event with lots of vendor booths. The event is held in downtown Eldon, in front of the Eldon Chamber of Commerce office.
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Ironman 70.3 Branson serves as one of 34 worldwide qualifying events for the 2010 Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3. The events consists of a 1.2 mile swim, a 6-mile bike course through rolling hills and a 13.1 mile run. Professional athletes will be competing for a $25,000 prize purse.
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This annual women's gymnastics meet is held at the Americas Center in downtown St. Louis. This event draws teams from all over the country. It is expected to be one of the largest women’s gymnastics meets in St. Louis in 2011. Tickets are available at the event. Tickets: $10; ages 3-12, $5.
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The Friendship Festival evening events begin at 6:00 p.m. with Saturday events begining at 7:00 a.m. The festival will consist of evenings full of live entertainment, a BBQ contest on Saturday, carnival, food booths, vendors, a talent show, nightly crowd participation games etc. For more information please visit our website: www.lathropfestival.com.
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The Friends of Jefferson Barracks present their annual Candlelight Dinner. The event takes place in an original ordinance storage building built in the mid 1800s. Dinner is served by costumed interpreters. This events sells out fast so to reserve your seats early. Cost: $50.
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Help celebrate the grape harvesting season by dipping your toes into a barrel full of juicy Norton grapes. We’ll finish the event with a hearty barbecus lunch. Admission: $15; Creek Club members, free. Space for this event is limited. Reserve your spot today by sending an email.
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The Taste of St. Louis is a celebration of the best food, art, music and culture St. Louis has to offer. The event includes: celebrity chefs; Sauce Magazine's restaurant row; the chef competition; concerts on the main stage; an artist village; the marketplace; and the kids kitchen. The Taste benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation via the Taste-For-Wishes Savings Card, which allows us to grant a child’s wish on stage at the event while offering patrons event discounts. Held at Soldiers Memorial; plenty of parking and great views of the Gateway Arch.
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Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph officially becomes "The Summer Home" of the Chiefs, as 2010 Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp, presented by Heartland Health, begins with a practice at 1:50 p.m. Friday, July 30. Camp will last three weeks until Friday, Aug. 20. Special events are planned throughout camp and include a Family Fun Day on Saturday, Aug. 7. For more information, please visit the Web site.
Please note there are no public events scheduled on Aug. 8, or Aug. 12-14, as the Chiefs depart for, play in and return from their first preseason game.
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Celebrate the railroad heritage of the area. We have a car show, carnival, entertainment and stage shows, vendors, special events and the ever popular Sycamore Queen contest.
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Join us at St. Michael Church for this fun family event. Fried chicken, bratwurst and ham dinners; craft room with handmade quilted and wood items; country store; bake sale; raffles; snack shed; games for all ages; and other picnic attractions.
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Come to Nathan Boone Homestead State Historic Site where living history interpreters, representing hunters from different periods in history, display and discuss the tools, practices and traditions of hunting in America. The program features demonstrations of 19th century fiber arts. Olive Boone, Nathan's wife, cared for the home while Nathan was away on hunts. This program focuses on the skills required by frontier women to keep their families in clothes. (This portion of the program may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather.)
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Storytelling has long been a part of Ozark culture. Enjoy some of Ma's stories, presented by naturalist Janet Price. Bring a chair or blanket. This event is held at Dillard Mill State Historic Site.
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These races take place at Finger Lakes State Park near Columbia. Saturday’s events include the AMA quad practice, race and bike practice. On Sunday, the AMA bike race is held. The Hot Dog Shootout practice and race are Monday.
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The 2010 Bull Riding World Champion will be crowned at this event. The top 40 riders in the world are invited to the 2010 tour finale to compete for a total purse more than $300,000, with the cup bonus $100,000 awarded to the 2010 World Champion. At Kemper Arena.
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The American Royal is hosting a Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Gold Tour Rodeo, the richest rodeo ever hosted in Kansas City. This tour will draw the top cowboys and cowgirls, the best rodeo stock in the country. The event ends each night with a concert from your favorite entertainers. At Kemper Arena.
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Celebrate the craftsmanship of the Midwest and the heritage of Branson. This is a juried art and craft show, featuring a wide spectrum of crafts from nearly 200 vendors. We have food vendors, seminars, demonstrations, a children’s area, and entertainment. Come to the street dance on Saturday evening. The event takes place in the downtown area.
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In this big scuba diving treasure hunt, you'll dive twice and search for tokens in four areas of the Bonne Terre Mine. At the end of the day, we treat you to a barbecue and hold an auction. Use the tokens you found to bid on more than $30,000 in donated dive resorts, live-aboard trips, and dive gear. This event fills up fast. Call to reserve your spot.
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The Festival kicks off with a concert by Big Smith at 8 p.m. Please call for information about entering the event as a contestant. The 22nd Annual Fiddle Festival and Mid-American Fiddlers Championship is held at the Branson Landing Town Square, on the banks of Lake Taneycomo.
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More than 30 top Southern Gospel groups hit the stage during this four day event, held at the Cowan Civic Center. Matinee show on Friday and Saturday.
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Activities at Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park include exhibits, crafts, an insect zoo and buggy games. Learn about the fascinating lives of insects, spiders and macro-invertebrates in this festival of all things bugs. This event is being held in conjunction with the park’s annual open house. Bring your ideas for the park’s future and learn about what has been going on in the park during the past year.
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Learn how to make your camping experience very tasty. Dutch oven recipes are prepared and samples served. This is a hands-on event. If you have a Dutch oven or are thinking about getting one, come to this program and learn how to take care of your oven and what to look for when buying an oven. This program is free. Held at Knob Noster State Park.
You must register by September 10.
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Held in conjunction with the Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo, this event features games, entertainment and some of the best barbecue in the bootheel. Held at the Sikeston Recreation Complex.
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This event features more than 30 themed booths with lots of chili. Patrons pay $6 for a mug and can taste for the remainder of the evening. Awards for best chili and patron's Best of Show. Hotdogs and soda available. Booths under the Farmers' Market and along Main Street in Historic Downtown Washington.
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Professional and experienced, Premiere Parties & Events is a leader in central Missouri event planning. Personal or business, the staff at PP&E can take the burden off you by handling all the details: accomdations, meeting rooms, event scheduling, entertainment scheduling, catering vendors, decoration, organization and more.
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Our railway ambiance makes this an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. The facility can host 530 people at banquet tables, or 800 people with auditorium seating. No event is too small. Catering, bar services and entertainment are available. Discounts are available for Monday-Thursday events. The Depot Inn motel offers event and motel packages are offered.
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Missouri Meetings and Events provide a resource to help plan productive, interesting and creative meetings and events. The publication is a mixture of feature articles, departments and information on destinations. We serve as a resource of information and a trade journal that addresses pertinent industry topics as well as exciting destinations and suppliers. If you need to plan a meeting in Missouri, this is the place to start.
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The City of Warrenton Special Events Coordinator provides information on local attractions and city-sponsored events. Warrenton is located along Interstate 70.
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Home of the Missouri Mavericks hockey team. This multi-purpose facility features a 75,000 square foot arena with 5,800 fixed seats, 25 luxury suites, a concert area, and a community ice rink. Free parking.
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These murals depicts events in the history of Puxico. They are located along Route 51 and East Richardson Street.
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 Missouri – Where the Civil War Began
Pick up any history textbook and it will indicate the American Civil War began April 12, 1861, when Confederate batteries opened fire on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. That may have been the first “official” military engagement, although there were no casualties during the bombardment. However, the actual beginnings of the Civil War conflict can be traced to a series of events which took place half a continent away, in Missouri, 42 ...
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 Everyone’s musical tastes are different. In Missouri, the variety of live music guarantees everyone will find something to love.
If Broadway tunes make frequent appearances on your iPod, you won’t want to miss “Broadway! The Star-Spangled Celebration” at the Branson Variety Theater. This dazzling stage show includes songs from more than 25 Broadway musicals, along with the fantastic choreography and lighting effects that have made Branson theaters world-famous.
In historic Hermann, on Aug. ...
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 Indians roamed Missouri long before Europeans arrived in the new world. There were no pigs or sheep or cattle or horses, and no guns . . . all of those things were brought by the invading Europeans. Missouri Indians, mainly the Illinois, Missouria and Osage, were nomadic, moving from area to area with the crops and the availability of game.
The state of Missouri and the Missouri River took their names from the Missouria tribe. In the language of the Illinois Indians, Missouria means ...
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 Is it barbeque or barbecue, BBQ or Bar-B-Q or Bar-B-Que? Honestly, the choice is yours; all are correct. Then there is the question of method: do you barbeque food; do you smoke it; do you grill it? Confused? Well, let’s have a look. In the United States, the experts almost unanimously stand by these definitions.
Grilling involves cooking food directly above the heat source. Charcoal briquettes, gas and electricity are common sources for supplying that heat. Grilling generally involves the ...
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 Going to the mill in the 1800s was much like going to a county fair is today.
In pioneer Missouri, villages and towns were often built around a grist mill, where grains were ground into flour or meal, and a saw mill, where timber could be worked into useable lumber. These water-driven mills were plentiful in Missouri, especially in the southern regions where spring-fed streams provided an almost inexhaustible supply of water power.
In fast-running rivers, such as Shoal Creek near ...
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 The state’s first wine road, the Weinstrasse www.MoWeinstrasse.com meanders along the Missouri River near Augusta, through the nation’s first official American Viticultural Area. Augusta received that designation in 1980 – before Napa Valley, California. The trail organizes occasional special events.
The trail includes Augusta Winery, Balducci Vineyards and Montelle Winery, all in Augusta; and Sugar Creek Winery, Defiance.
Route du Vin. Although the previous two ...
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 Winding along the Missouri River between Hermann and New Haven, through the heart of the Missouri Rhineland, the Hermann Wine Trail www.HermannWineTrail.com includes six family-owned wineries, ranging from large to small and old to new. The wineries reflect the area’s German heritage and long history of wine making.
The wine trail sponsors four main events each year: the Holiday Fare Wine Trail, the third weekend of November; the Chocolate Wine Trail, the third weekend of February; the ...
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 Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park has more than 45 miles of trails.
One trail that has been added to the park is a 1.5-mile loop called the Scour Trail. It begins in a parking lot and heads through the woods to a pavilion overlooking the flood plain littered with boulders. Exhibits explain the scene to visitors.
The trail than leads up the scour carved by the rushing water in Profitt Mountain to an overlook. To the left, the rebuilt reservoir looms on the mountain’s crest like a ...
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 Established in the 1970s, the 32-mile tour leads visitors through the streets of Westport and the historic Country Club Plaza to Jacob L. Loose Memorial Park, where much of the actual Battle of Westport took place. From there, tourists visit neighborhoods including Brookside and the Battle of Westport Visitors Center at Swope Park. The tour also includes a section of the Marlborough Heights and Red Bridge areas, and concludes at 96th Terrace and Wornall Road in South Kansas City.
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