Here’s What Is Going on "In and Around Springfield, MO" March 9, 10, 11, 2012
There are many things to do this weekend for FREE and for a price!
Friday, March 9
Abou Ben Adhem Shrine Circus March 8 -18th Shrine Mosque, 601 St. Louis Street. March 9, 11am, 3:30 pm, and 7:30pm. March 10, 11:30am, 3:30pm, 6:30pm. March 11, 6:30pm. Advance tickets $15, $11 for ages 12 and younger. Gate $16 for adults, $12 for children. Reserved tickets, $20 adult, $15 child. Advance tickets go on sale at Price Cutter grocery store and the Shrine Mosque box office. General admission tickets and reserved tickets, available at the Shrine box office or www.metrotext.com or call 800-283-5949.
When the Night is Falling production at the Stain Glass Theatre at 1996 Evangel St., Ozark. Performance time is 7:30pm, Friday. 2:30pm Saturday through March 31. Tickets are $9 for adults, $5 for kids ages 12 and younger. 581-9192 email Office@sgtheatre.com
Nixa Live Band Dance starts at 7pm at Nixa Senior Center, 404 South Main St. Admission is $3. 725-2322.
The Reeds Spring R-IV School Foundation Fundraiser Pack Night at Dixie Stampede 6:30pm at the Dinner Theater Attraction. Ticket price includes a silent auction and show. Proceeds to benefit the Reeds Spring R-IV school foundation. Major league baseball All-Star Frank White, an eight time gold glove second baseman for the Kansas City Royals from 1973 to 1990, will address those in attendance. Tickets are $25 or $50. Tickets are available at Reeds Spring School offices or by contacting Jim Holt 272-8171
How to: Urban Farming Community Supported Agriculture at 7pm at Park Central Branch Library at 128 Park Central Sq. The Millsaps, operators of the Urban Roots Farm will discuss environmental and financially substantial farming within city limits. FREE 831-1342
Little Acorns and Ant Antics 11 to 11:45am or 1:30-2:15, at the Springfield, Conservation Nature Center, 4 601 S. Nature Center Way. Children ages 3 to 6. FREE, registration required 888-4237.
Saturday, March 10
Ozark Monthly Breakfast 7-9am at Ozark Senior Center 727 N. 9th St. cost four dollars to dollars for children
Little Acorns and Ant Antics 11-11:45am at the Springfield, Conservation Nature Center, 4601 S. Nature Center Way. Ages 3 to 6. FREE, registration required 888-4237
13th Annual Poke County Christian School Benefit Auction and Dinner 5pm, Bolivar First Assembly of God at 1320 S. Springfield Ave. in Bolivar. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. 777-2330
The Avett Brothers, at 8pm at O'Reilly Family Event Center St. located at University 900 North Bennett Ave. Tickets 29.75 to 3975 873-6389 www.greattickets.com
Kappa Delta Sorority Shamrockin the Roads 5K and 10K 8 am campus of Drury University at 900 North Bennett Ave. Proceeds benefit Isabel's House. Entry fee for the 5K is $15 and 10K is $20. Kid’s 1 mile run $10. http://drurykd.org email: kd.communityservice42@gmail.com 404-775-6351
Robot Workshop 10 am to noon at the Discovery Center at 438 St. Louis Street. Both parent and child will work closely with Discovery Center staff to build a robot recommended for ages eight and up. Preregistration required and pre-payment required. Cost is $20 per member child/parent duo, plus robot cost of $25. For Non-members, $25 for child and the parent is $25 with $25 robot costs. 863-9910 or www.discoverycenter.org
Saturday Afternoon at the Movies. Watch the movie The Thin Man at 2 pm Library Center at 4653 South Campbell Ave. Enjoy a Saturday matinee with comic detective film based on writings of Dashiell Hammett. Popcorn will be provided FREE 882-0714
Springfield Symphony Time for …. the Marvelous Sounds of Massed Choirs 7:30 pm, Juanita K Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts at 525 John Q Hammons Parkway. Tickets are $15-$30. 836-7678 or 888-476-7849 www.HammonsHall.com
Sunday March 11
Chevelle with Middle-Class Rut and Janus, 8pm, Gillioz Theatre at 325 Park Central East. Tickets are $27 863-9491 or www.gillioztheater.com
Doc Severson and his Big Band 7:30pm, Juanita K. Hammons Hall of the Performing Arts, 525 John Q Hammons Parkway. Tickets are $25-$40 www.HammonsHall.com 836-7678 or 888-476-7849.
Sunday Concert Series : WHOgrass at 2pm at the Library Center at 4653 South Campbell Ave. Enjoy bluegrass by Buffalo-based WHOgrass featuring Russ Weeks, Chris Horn and Dan and Nikki O’Callaghan. FREE 882-0714
Queen City Roller Derby Care for a Pounding the co-ed bout to benefit care animal rescue 6-8pm at Springfield Skateland at 5163 S. Campbell. Care will have a space set up of cats and dogs that are looking for their forever homes. Bring a donation for the animals at Care, monetary or items and you will be entered into raffle to win prizes. Tickets are $8 in advance $10 at the door. Tickets are available at Springfield Skateland, Mojo Pies Hair Salon and Care Animal Rescue. 875-6565 or 881-8011. www.carerescue.org, or e-mail care.svenker@gmail.com
This Weekend: Springfield Mo Open Houses
***There is so much to do “In and Around Springfield, Mo.” The information shared in this blog is information obtained through a variety of sources, I recommend verifying price, and your event is still scheduled to take place. Make it a Weekend full of Memories with those you love while enjoying what is going on, “In and Around Springfield, MO.” March 9, 10, and 11 2012.
The Discovery Center is hosing the Reading Across America Seuss, and the Cat and Hat is going to make an Appearance. FUN!
Friday, February 24
Nixa Live Band Dance at 7 PM at Nixa Senior Center, 404 South Main St. Admission $3. 725-2322.
Christian Women's Conference February 24 and 25th, Harvest Fellowship Church at 20122 Lawrence, 2220, free admission February 24th. $20 for February 25. 830-8948 or 316-1783 email sanjaman@aol.com
Off The Chain 2012 Christian Concert 1-9pm Branson Central Dinner Theater at 625 Missouri 165. 877-463-4004 Tickets $10 online, $15 at the door.d
21st Annual Bull Blast
8pm, February 24th and 25th, Ozark Empire Fairgrounds at 3001 N. Grand Ave. Advance tickets $12, $4 for ages 12 and younger. Tickets at the door $15, $5 for ages 12 and younger. Free admission for children on February 24. Advance tickets are available at Cowboy Corral in Spokane and SoMo AgriCenter in Springfield 833-2660
Call of the Wild with Ralph Duren, 7-8pm, Springfield Conservation Center at 4601 S. Nature Center Way. Celebrate the diversity of wildlife in Missouri as you listen to Duren mimic and talk about animals in Missouri. All ages, FREE, registration required 888-4237
Springfield Missouri Spring Antique Postcard Paper Americana Show and Sale. 10am-6pm, February 24. 10am to 4pm, February 25th at Lamplighter Inn and Conference Center North, 2820 N. Glenstone Ave. Thousands of pre-1940 original historic pictures photos and postcards of towns and historical events sorted alphabetically by town priced individually, or in lots, as well as Vintage Holloween, Santa, Patriotic and more will be available for sale. FREE APPRAISALS, and buyers for most paper collectibles will be available. Members of the Ozark Mountains Stamp Club will be in attendance. Admission $3 for both days; early bird admission with entrance at 9am, on both days is $5. 451-3463 or 888-451-0340 email jmtaylor@ipa.net or
Saturday, February 25
Nixa Community Breakfast 7-10am at Nixa Community Center 404 South Main St. Cost $4, $3 ages 12 to 5, free for ages four and younger. 725-2322
Ozark Movie Day at the Library at 1pm at the Christian County Library 1005 N. 4th Ave. FREE 581-2432
Branson Free Sword Swallowing Show 2pm, at Ripley's Believe It or Not 3326 W. Missouri 76. FREE 337-5300 or email.
Biggest Night in Texas Hold Them Tournament to Benefit Forget-me-Not Horse REscue and Sanctuary at Osage Beach 6pm. The Bull Pin Missouri KK. All funds to be used to support the medical care for rescue forces residing at the Sanctuary. Admission fee $25, reservations contact Connie 573-216-3838 or email.
Springfield Cub Bella Concert Midwest Quarter-final for the International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella, 8pm Gillioz Theatre at 325 Park Central East. Tickets are $15, $12 for students, $10 for MSU students 573-752-1000
Hiking Club 8am-5pm, Springfield Conservation Nature Center 4601 S. Nature Center Way, naturalist Mike Mihalik will lead a hike along Stockton Lake. Meet at the Nature Center and carpool. Ages 18 to adults, FREE, registration required 888-4237
Read Across America Seuss Science Day presented by Mercy Children's Hospital and Ozark Public Television 9am-5pm, Discovery Center 438 St. Louis Street. Springfield Greene County Library staff will be reading a variety of Dr. Seuss books at the Discovery Center. The Discovery Center will have science activity stations. AND THE CAT IN THE HAT will make an appearance. Admission $5. 862-9910
Salute Boy Scout Collections Exhibit Opening 10am-2pm, Dr. Michael J Clark History Museum of Ozarks Scouting at 1616 South Eastgate Ave. Refreshments provided, FREE! 883-2534.
Springfield Writers Guild 1pm, at the Heritage Cafeteria at 1364 E. Battlefield Rd., Joyce Ragland will speak on writing for children and young adults. FREE 831-9921, email.
Third Annual Taste of Adventure to Benefit Ronald McDonald House and Fellowship of Christian Athletes for 4-10pm, Remingtons, 1655 W. Republic Rd will include a banquet meal of wild game, silent and live auctions, demonstrations and equipment training. Paid Admission 886-0225
Surprise Saturday 11am-2pm at Library Center, 4653 South Campbell Ave. Games and crafts for all ages, FREE, 882-0714.
Sunday February 26
Ozark Daytona 500 Watch Party 12:30-10pm, Christian County Elks Lodge at 2400 N. 18th St. Race starts at 1pm, bring a potluck dish or snack to share 581-6079 or 581-4190.
Springfield Oscar Night America Party 6pm, Juanita K Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts 525 John Q Hammond's Parkway. Proceeds benefit Isabel's House and Crisis Nursery serving area families, tickets $12. 865-2273
St. Mark's Square String Quartet presented by First and Calvary's Musical Offerings 2:30pm, First and Calvary Church, 820 East Cherry St. FREE 862-5068
Monett Ozarks Festival Orchestra Soloist Showcase Concert 3pm, Monett City Hall on 5th and Bond Street. Admission $5, FREE for high school students and younger 626-8194 or 235-3135.
This Weekend: Springfield Mo Open Houses
***There is so much to do “In and Around Springfield, Mo.” The information shared in this blog is information obtained through a variety of sources, I recommend verifying price, and your event is still scheduled to take place. Make it a Weekend full of Memories with those you love while enjoying what is going on, “In and Around Springfield, MO.” February 24th, 25th, and 26th, 2012.
There are many things to do this weekend “In and Around Springfield, Mo” for FREE and for a price! Love that our local libraries offer a variety of FREE EVENTS!
Be sure you check out the Fantastically Fabulous Fairy Ball at the Library Center, a unique, FREE event happening on Saturday!
Friday, February 17
Nixa Live Band Dance at 7 PM at Nixa Senior Center, 404 South Main St. Admission $3. 725-2322.
All you can eat dinner in Ozark 5-7pm at Post 7628. 104 S. 1st St. 581-5553.
Chili Supper 5pm, Pathways United Methodist, 1232 E. Dale Street. Accepting donations.
Endurocross Motorcycle Racing 7:30pm February 17 and 18th, Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, 3001 N. Grant Ave. Advance tickets: $14, $7 for ages 5 to 12, free admission for ages 4 and younger. Advanced tickets will be available at Ron's Racing Collectibles, 417 Powersports. Add $1 to gate admission. 863-6353.
Lawn & Garden Show, 9am - 6pm, February 17-18, Sunday February 19 11am-5pm. Ozark Empire Fairgrounds Arena, 3001 N. Grant Ave. More than $75,000 square ft of vendors including plants, flowers, tools, tractors, outdoor specialty products, seminars and workshops. Advance tickets at area Price Cutter stores: $3, $4 at the door.
Owl Prowl 7-8:30 Springfield Conservation Nature Center, 4601 S. Nature Center Way. Docents from Dickerson Park Zoo will offer a close up look at live owls. Bring a flashlight. All Ages. FREE, registration required 888-4237.
Science Sprouts 9am to 6pm at the Discovery Center FREE 862-9910. I would verify this as their website says general admission.
Tell Me On a Sunday" /Trial by Jury presented by SRO Lyric Theatre, 7:30pm, February 17, 2pm, February 19, Gillioz Theatre, 325 Park Central East. $12- $37. 863-9491.
Saturday, February 18
Nixa Indoor Garage Sale 7am to 2pm, Nixa Community Center, 404 S. Main St. FREE admission 725-5486.
Fantastically Fabulous Fairy Ball, 2pm,
Library Center, 4653 S. Campbell Ave. Grades k-6. Dress in costume for a fairy ball and celebrate with crafts, treats, and dancing perfect for fairies. FREE, registration required. 882-0714.
Geocaching For Beginners, 1-4 pm. Springfield Conservation Nature Center, 4601 S. Nature Center Way. Ages 12-adult, registration required. FREE 888-4237.
The Great Backyard Bird Count,
9am-11am, Springfield Conservation Nature Center, 4601 S. Nature Center Way. Stop by and help members of the Greater Ozarks Audubon Society count birds. FREE, all ages. 888-4237.
Greater Springfield Farmers Market 8:30 am to 1pm, alternating Saturdays at the Battlefield Mall, 2825 North Glenstone Ave. The winter market offers naturally fed pork, beef, bison, and chicken. Honey roasted granola, premium roasted coffee, dairy products, mushrooms, preserves, baked goods, handmade jewelry, and wood products.
Project Linus Springfield/Branson, 9am-noon, 
Ozarks Food Harvest Community Room, 2810 N. Cedarbrook. Be a part of the National Make a Blanket Day. Participants are asked to bring a piece of child friendly fleece, 1.5 yards by width of fabric to make and donate. Project Linus makes and donates new, handmade blankets to children who are il, traumatized, in distress or victims of natural disasters.
31st Annual Sertoma Chili Cook-Off, 11am-5pm. Springfield Expo Center, 635 St. Louis St. Sample chili from more than 70 Teams. Bands performing: Trash Angels, Machine Gun Symphony, the Hillbenders, Cole Porter Band, Sock Monkey, the Jakebrakers, the Airwalks, Full Circle Band, Cruize Control, the John Miner Band and Springfield Psychos. Tickets $12 in advance, $15 at the door. Purchase advance tickets at Casey's Convenience stores, Dillions, and HyVee markets.
Underwater Poker Tournament 1-4pm, DiVentures Scuba and Swim Center, 5601 S. Campbell Ave. Cost: $40, $10 for ages 15 and younger.
Sunday February 19
Traditional Dance and Music Society of the Ozarks Contra Dance 7pm at Northview Center 301 E. Talmage St. Dancing begins at 1:30pm costs $6. $4 for students and members. 862-8681 Music by Julie Henigan and Drew Beisswenger.
Jazz & Jumbalaya Luncheon 11am, Multi=purpose room of First and Calvary Church, 820 E. Cherry St. Jazz worship service begins at 11am, luncheon at noon. Cost for the luncheon is $5 for church members, free for guests. 862-5068.
This Weekend: Springfield Mo Open Houses
***There is so much to do “In and Around Springfield, Mo.” The information shared in this blog is information obtained through a variety of sources, I recommend verifying price, and your event is still scheduled to take place. Make it a Weekend full of Memories with those you love while enjoying what is going on, “In and Around Springfield, MO.” February 17th, 18th, and 19th, 2012.
If you live in Christian County in Missouri, you have until March 1, 2012, to file your personal property assessment list. You must list vehicles, motorcylces, ATV's, boats, airplanes, personal watercraft and motors, trailers including but not not limited to boat, flatbed, stock, horse, or utility. Farm Machinery, heavy equipment, heavy trucks and semi trailers, bus, rv, jeeps, vans, livestock, and Fodders are on the lists too. The complete list of personal property residents must claim can be at
By law, each resident is required to list all personal property belonging to each resident and under control in Christian county on January 1, 2012. For more questions, call David Stockely at 417-582-4320 or email.
County Assessor is located at 100 W. Church St. Room 301 in Ozark, MO.
OPEN HOUSE IN SPRINGFIELD, MO February 12, 2012 2 to 4pm.
1265 S Brookview Ln, Springfield, MO 65809 will be open 2-4 February 12, 2012 hosted by Yvonne C. Burdette with Murney Associate Realtors.
Check out this 3.15 acres in Jones Spring Sub-division with charming story and half tutor. You will love the short scenic drive right off Hwy 65. Master suite is complete with built-in dressers walk-in closet and setting area. Each bedroom has its own full bathroom. Privacy door off back. Bath area leads to in-ground swimming pool. Property backs to pasture area consequently lots of privacy.
3300 Sq. foot, 3 Bedroom, 3 Full Bath, 3 Half Balf, Great In-ground pool, wooded setting, $429,000.
From Sunshine and 65 go East on Sunshine, Turn Left at Eastgate, Turn Right on Catalpa (Farm rd 144), Go over the train tracks and around the curve to driveway on the left (Brookview Ln).
Don’t miss this great house! Click Here to See Open Houses for February 12, 2012 in Springfield, MO.
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