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Farber, MO · Arts & Culture
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Joy, celebration and acceptance are at the core of Mizzou’s ‘Just Ask!’
The garden is open at the University of Missouri. The Mizzou Theatre dazzled the stage Oct. 7-11 with its electric performance of “Just Ask!: The Musical” — a show based on Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s children’s book that was brought to life by writer Fran Sillau.
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Columbia Missourian
Hartsburg Pumpkin Festival unites the community for its 35th year
Hartsburg was filled with the sounds of families interacting with small businesses and people ordering hamburgers and lemonade at the 35th annual Hartsburg Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11. Live music drifted through the crowd, and kids eagerly asked their parents to let them jump in the bounce house or ride a pony.
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Things To Do In St. Louis: Country Royalty, Open-Air Arenas, and Gothic Symphonies: Why Wynonna Judd, Thomas Rhett, and Edward Scissorhands Are Colliding Next Friday
Missouri entertainment splits right down the cultural middle on Friday, October 23, 2026. From Wynonna Judd’s gritty powerhouse vocals at Stifel Theatre and Thomas Rhett’s open-air stadium anthems at Morton Amphitheater to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s gothic performance of Edward Scissorhands at Powell Hall, here is your breakdown of the top live experiences dominating the weekend.
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Heartland History: Arrow Rock Jail
How did the Santa Fe Trail influence Arrow Rock's development?. Why was the Calaboose's single inmate released according to legend?. The small village of Arrow Rock and the area around it make up a National Historic Landmark District. Arrow Rock grew thanks to its importance on the Santa Fe Trail, and the village was once home to several notable residents, including multiple Missouri governors and artist George Caleb Bingham.
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Columbia Public Library waiting for response after sending officials Rainbow Story Time records
Editor's note: Some quotes previously attributed to a library spokesperson have been correctly attributed to its executive director. COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Public Library sent state Sen. Rick Brattin an 86-page packet of records about its Rainbow Story Time event on Sept. 16, in response to a request under Missouri’s Sunshine Law. Nearly a The post Columbia Public Library waiting for response after sending officials Rainbow Story Time records appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
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Maintenance on ‘Keys to the City’ sculpture to cost $113k
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Maintenance and restoration on the sculpture in front of Columbia City Hall will cost $113,011, according to a Monday press release from the city. Work on the “Keys to the City” sculpture will begin Tuesday as crews put up safety fencing around it. The project is expected to take three weeks to The post Maintenance on ‘Keys to the City’ sculpture to cost $113k appeared first on ABC17NEWS .