The Daniel Boone Public Library is having a presenter come in to talk about the mystery history of the Missouri State Penitentiary. Delve deep into the unexplained with accounts of strange encounters and paranormal events. You will even get to look at the tools used to investigate these otherworldly phenomena. Join us at 10am on June 28th for a haunting good time. This event will be perfect for adults and teens.
Stephens Colleges Performing Arts Season is starting back up and they have an amazing line up this year. From Clue to Wizard of Oz, they have something for everyone. But the one you do not want to miss is their rendition of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Be transported back to a world of magic where objects talk and there is a love so pure that it can overcome any obstacles. Let the music bring you back to your childhood wonder and help you believe that anything is possible. But you’ll want to get your tickets fast. The first show starts September 26th, so don’t miss out. For more information and to purchase tickets check out their website.
The classic story “A Christmas Carol” is coming to the Warehouse theater in musical form and you will get plenty of chances to see it. There are showing on December 8th, 9th, 10th, 14th, and 15th. For more information and to get tickets, check out the link.
Check out Shelter Gardens holiday display. This is the third year for the Winter Wonderland, so there will be plenty to see. The display will be able to be viewed from December 8th – 16th from 5:30pm-7:30pm.
The State Historical Society of Missouri will be holding a presentation on Gary Kremer’s book “This Place of Promise: A Historian’s Perspective on 200 Years of Missouri History” Gary Kremer is the executive director of the State Historical Society and uses his knowledge and personal experience to explore how the people of Missouri were shaped over time. The presentation will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 12, noon- 1 p.m. at the Center for Missouri Studies, 605 Elm St., Columbia. For more information check out the link.
The topic about how AI is going to affect literature and libraries has been going around lately, and now there is something new to consider. Project Gutenberg has just used AI to create audiobooks for 5000 books in their collection. They partnered with MIT and Microsoft to create these audiobooks and used audio samples from already recorded audiobooks. For a more in depth article on this check out the link.
The District is putting on their Living Windows Festival. Starting on December first at 6pm, you will be able to see live performance at some of your favorite spots in Columbia. This will also be free horse drawn carriage rides, the Enchanted forest, Augmented Reality codes, and of course Santa. So come on down, parking will be free. For more information on participating store check out the link.
The Nutcracker Ballet is coming to Mizzou on December 6th. This performance will be put on by international cast of dancers and features stunning acrobatics, beautiful costumes, and more. Get your tickets while you can and help get yourself into the holiday spirit with this timeless classic. For ticket information check out the link.
With books bans across the nation having major impacts on schools and libraries, Simon and Schuster is putting together a program to help put a stop to the bans. Their Books Belong is a multi-platform education and resources program is designed to highlight the merits of banned books and give resources to those wanting to overturn bans or wanting to incorporate those banned books into classrooms, libraries, or their everyday life. If you would like to know more, check out the link.
Calling all artists and writers! There is a new challenge for you to help get your creative ideas flowing. Starting in October you will design your character and have them make a journey through the haunted forest. Every five days will introduce a new setting for you to write about, draw, sculpt, or however else you express yourself. So if you would like to take part in the challenge, check out the link.
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