The Midway Antique Mall is holding their huge outdoor MAM Outdoor Flea Market & Craft Show. There will be tons of booths, vendors, and food trucks. And best of all, there will be huge sales going on inside the Antique Mall. For more information check out their facebook page.
It is that time of year again for the Pedaler’s Jamboree Bicycle and Music Festival. If you haven’t already, it is not too late to get your ticket. Enjoy a wonderful bike ride along the Katy trail with places to stop for live music and entertainment. The ride will end at Boonville’s Kemper Park with the main music stage and overnight camping available for those registered. For more information check out their site.
Do you judge books by their covers (don’t worry, we all do)? Do you need a recommendation for a new book to read? Well check out this unique quiz that has you choose what you like most about the covers of books and then recommends you one based on your answers. It is a fun and interesting way to check out new books and who knows, maybe it will help you find your new favorite.
Saturday Morning Science is back at Ragtag Cinema. Join Dr. Linda Godwin, retired NASA astronaut, scientist, and professor emeritus of astronomy at Mizzou, as she present “Exploring Space: Where Would We Be Without the Moon?” All ages are welcome, no science background needed. Come and learn more about the vast beauty of our universe. For more information check out the link.
Origami is one of the oldest arts still being practiced today. It has a fascinating history that reaches back a thousand years but modern origami really didn’t get start until the 1600s. But since then, this art has delighted people the world over. If you are interested in looking at, learning more about, or creating your own origami, the Boone County History & Culture Center has then event for you and your family. This free event will be held May 13th from 10am-12pm and will help you create your very own origami creation. For more information check out the link.
Hey, did you know May 6th was National Scrapbook Day? I sure didn’t. Well the Daniel Boone Public Library has you covered. They are putting on a Scrapbook Workshop for all who are interested. Sally Nusbaum will be showing you how to make mini scrapbooks. They can be used for photos, journaling, or any other way you like to store your precious memories. Be sure to register and for more information check out the link.
The annual Stephens Lake Park Arboretum Plant sale is here at last. Come on by on May 7th between 8am and 1pm to get yourself some nice native plants, along with some rare and unusual trees and Shrubs. The sale benefits the Stephens Lake Park Arboretum. In case of rain, the sale will be moved under the Happy Hollow Shelter at Stephens Lake Park.
Join the Missouri Theatre, on April 15th, for the That’s What She Said performances. Part TED Talk, part Vagina Monologue, the She Said Project brings the voices of local women to the stage as they share intimate stories. Sometimes funny, often moving, but always powerful, these stories highlight the contributions that women make in their communities and the world. We have 10 local women coming to the stage to talk about their struggles, successes, joys, and hardships. So, come on down and celebrate the women of Columbia. 25% of the show’s ticket sales will also benefit True North. For more information, check out there website by clicking the link.
We love to support the student of the University, so why not join them for the Visual Art & Design Showcase. Mizzou undergrads will be displaying their works at the Columbia Art League from April 17-19th. They will also be their in person to discuss their artistic works. The display will be open during business hours at the Columbia Art League. For more information, check out the link.
Are you worried about crime in your neighborhood? Do you wish there was something you could do to help reduce crime? Well the Daniel Boone Public Library has an event for you. They are partnering with the Columbia Neighborhood Watch Board to help residents learn how to start their own neighborhood watch. The event is on Monday, April 24th from 6:30-7:30pm. For more information click the here.
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