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Weekend Outlook December 4, 2009 |
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Written by Michele Skalicky
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Thursday, 03 December 2009 |
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- Purchase holiday items
- Listen to holiday music
- Make holiday crafts
- Take a hike
- Tour Victorian homes
- Watch a parade
- Go birdwatching
- Ice skate
- Visit a farm
- Spend an evening with photographer Tim Ernst tonight (12/4) at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center. There will be two programs: at 5 and at 7. To register, 888-4237. The Nature Center will have the trails open and patrolled tonight from 6 to 9, and the visitor’s center and gift shop will be open. Enjoy hot chocolate in front of a crackling fire. Admission is free.
- Help raise money for United Way by attending the “Festivus for the Rest of Us: Holiday Craft Bazaar today (12/4) from 10 to 4 outside Olin Library on the Drury campus.
- The Evangel Music Department will hold its annual Christmas Concert to benefit Ozarks Food Harvest tonight (12/4) at 7:45 in the Chapel Auditorium. Admission is a nonperishable food item or a cash donation.
- The 18th Annual Midtown Victorian Christmas Homes Tour is tonight (12/4) from 5 to 9 and tomorrow (12/5) from noon to 5. To find out more, 873-7149.
- The Springfield Regional Arts Council invites you to decorate cookies and make marbled glass ornaments, holiday cards and gift tags tonight (12/4) from 6 to 8 and tomorrow (12/5) from 2 to 4 at the Creamery Arts Center. Admission is free.
- The Eureka Springs Christmas Parade is tonight (12/4) at 6 on Spring St. For more information, 479-253-8737 or http://www.eurekaspringschamber.com.
- The 28th Annual Christmas Candlelight Tour of Homes is tomorrow (12/5) in Eureka Springs. For more information, 479-253-9582.
- The 7th Annual Christmas Ball is at the Basin Park Hotel in Eureka Springs tomorrow night (12/5). Proceeds benefit the Eureka Springs Historical Society. For details, 479-253-9417.
- The city of Monett will hold its annual Christmas Parade tomorrow morning (12/5) at 10.
- Highlandville’s Christmas Parade starts tomorrow afternoon (12/5) at 2.
- Nixa's Christmas parade will start at the Nixa Community Center tomorrow afternoon at 2. It will loop over Highway 14, go up Main St. and end at Nixa Junior High.
- Candyland at the Footbridge is tomorrow (12/5) from noon to 2 at the footbridge on Commercial Street.
- Watch for birds with members of the Greater Ozarks Audubon Society tomorrow (12/5) at the Aldrich Waterfowl Refuge tomorrow (12/5). Meet at 8 on the Northeast side of the Lowe’s parking lot at Highway 13 and Norton Rd. To find out more, 860-9505.
- The West Plains Regional Animal Shelter will host their annual Christmas Dinner and Silent Auction tomorrow night (12/5) at 6 at the Howell County Rural fire Station. To learn more, 256-8438.
- The CoxHealth Meyer Center will host the Snow Ball Senior Prom tomorrow night (12/5) at 7. It’s free and open to the public. For more information, 883-7500.
- Ice skate for free tomorrow night (12/5) from 5:45 to 6:45 at Jordan Valley Ice Park. Skate rental is $2.50.
- The Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park will host Christmas at the Farm tomorrow (12/5) from 10 to 8 and Sunday (12/6) from noon to 8. There will be holiday make and take crafts, ornament and wreath making classes, horse-drawn wagon rides and pictures with Santa. For more information, 837-5949.
- The Ash Grove Branch Library will hold a Holiday Open House tomorrow (12/5) from 10:30 to 2:30 following the Ash Grove Christmas Parade. Kids can make a holiday ornament.
- The Springfield Conservation Nature Center invites you to go on a naturalist-guided hike tomorrow morning (12/5) from 9 to 11. You don’t need to register.
- The Ozark Family YMCA will host its 1st Annual Fall/Winter Individual Swim Meet tomorrow (12/5) at the Seymour YMCA in Seymour. For more information, 935-2177.
- The Between Friends Holiday Store is open thru Sunday (12/6) at the Library Center, giving kids a chance to shop for affordable gifts. Hours today and tomorrow (12/4-12/5) are 10 to 7:30 and Sunday (12/6) from 1 to 4:30. To find out more, 883-6936.
- See the conservation video “Keeping the Balance” Sunday afternoon (12/6) at 2 at the Nature Center.
- The Live Nativity Pageant will be at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds Sunday night (12/6) at 6:30 and 7:30. For more information, 833-2660.
- The 61st Annual Adoration Parade and Lighting Ceremony is Sunday night (12/6) at 5 in Branson. For details, http://www.explorebranson.com/christmas/adorationparade.php.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 04 December 2009 )
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