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Columbia's holiday kickoff Nov. 7 among things to do this month
November brings the start of holiday season in Boone County and Columbia. While Thanksgiving anchors the end of the month, celebrations and events related to Christmas also are beginning to pop up around the area. The Downtown Community Improvement District, for instance, will hold its holiday shop hop, holiday lighting and horse drawn carriage ride kick off all day Nov. 7. Carriage rides start 4 p.m. in the North Village Arts District next to Fretboard Coffee & Wishflour Bakery. There are a limited number of ride tickets available, but carriage rides will be available Saturdays through Dec. 19. The holiday shop hop is an all-day event and will include special offers from favorite downtown retailers, along with complimentary refreshments. It's a chance to get a jump start on Christmas gift shopping. There are plenty more activities, along with concerts and other events in November. Event listings are not comprehensive, were accurate as of Oct. 23 and are subject to change. Concerts, stand-up comedy, performing arts The Blue Note at 17 N. Ninth St. and sister venue Rose Music Hall at 1013 Park Ave. welcome a variety of acts each month. Be sure to check their respective calendars for dates, times
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Christmas Magic Awaits in Hermann
There is something magical about Christmastime in Hermann, Missouri. Twinkling lights glow against the historic red brick buildings, familiar carols drift through downtown, and festive traditions bring a little cheer to the season. Maybe it’s the music, the decorations, or simply the chance to slow down and savor the season. Whatever it is, a visit to Hermann can be just the thing to jumpstart your Christmas spirit and remind you what makes this time of year so special.
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State Historical Society of Missouri features new exhibit on Native American art portrayals
COLUMBIA, Mo - A new exhibition at the State Historical Society of Missouri will show visitors how Native American people have been represented in art. "Indigenous Identities Today: Art, Culture, and Connection to Place" brings together 36 lithographic portraits from "History of the Indian Tribes of North America." The portraits are created by Euro-American artists Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall in addition to works by Indigenous artists from the early 20th century to today. Together these works encourage visitors to consider how representation, power, and perspective shape historical understanding.