July 16-18, 23-25, 2010
Columbia

An Olympic-style sports competition with more than 40 sports for all ages and abilities.

Nov. 13, 2009-Feb. 8, 2010
Salem

Nov. 13 marks the opening of the annual winter “Catch and Release” no creel trout season at Montauk State Park. Fishing is allowed 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri.-Mon. The Dorman L. Steelman Lodge restaurant, snack bar and store will be open on Fri.-Sun., for limited hours of each weekend during the winter season to accommodate visitors. Some housekeeping cabins, motel rooms and a meeting room will be available throughout the winter season. The "Catch and Release" season ends Feb. 8, 2010.

May 15, 2010
Sibley

A professional naturalist will conduct a guided tour of native wildflowers and other flora and fauna surrounding Fort Osage National Historic Landmark and along the banks of the Missouri River. Learn what species have survived since being first identified during the Lewis and Clark Expedition and how invasive plants are threatening the local ecosystem. Hiking shoes, camera and binoculars are recommended.

Jan. 11, 2010
Mindenmines

The prairie is alive and beautiful, even during the winter months. Learn how the prairie plants and animals survive winter.

June 5, 2010
Lee's Summit

Missouri Town 1855 comes alive with a full offering of activities just for kids. Time honored games, such as sack races, tug-of-war and pie eating contests are just a few of the many special activities that will provide your children with a unique day. Missouri Town will be presenting information about the Jackson County trail system as part of National Trails Day.

June 11-13, 2010
Kelso

The three-day softball tournament draws teams from a six-state area.

June 5, 2010
Dexter

The 33rd Annual Championship Racking Horse Show will exhibit horses and riders in Western or English tack and attire in various racking horse gaits in several classes.

April 17, 2010
Winona

Look back at life the way it was in the 1900 Ozarks Hills as we celebrate the rich forest heritage and the pioneer spirit that made everyday life in the hills possible. See demonstrations of soap making, tie hacking, spinners, paddle makers, blacksmiths, forestry tools, and local forest products. Early logging and mill equipment on display. Fishing and archery for the kids. Shuttle service is available for overflow parking. Held at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center.



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