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- Sounds on the Square continues tonight (6/22) at 7 on Park Central Square with Offset Sunset. Take lawn chairs.
- Acoustic Jam on the Square is tonight (6/22) at 7 on the square in West Plains. Take instruments and lawn chairs.
- Free Summer Yoga on the Downtown Square continues today (6/22) at 12:10 on Park Central Square. No registration is needed.
- Kids in grades K through 5 are invited to the program “Nature Dreams” this morning (6/22) from 9 to noon. Drop by anytime at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center to learn about nighttime animals. The program will be presented by the Nature Center and the Springfield-Greene County Library, and the Mobile Library will be on hand for kids to check out books. For more information, 883-1974.
- The exhibit “RACE: Why Are We So Different?” continues through September 9that the Discovery Center of Springfield. For details, 862-9910.
- The School of Metaphysics will host Dreams at the Tower Club tomorrow (6/23) from 10:30 am to 2 pm. Learn to interpret your dreams and what to do with them during this brunch in the Starlight Room. The cost is $45. To register, 831-0955.
- Musician Mark Bilyeu will present a free summer concert of acoustic music tomorrow night (6/23) at 7 on the Library Center patio. For more information, 882-0714.
- The Brentwood Branch Library invites anyone 18 and older to “It’s Date Night!” tomorrow night (6/23) at 6:30. See the movie “Midnight in Paris” and eat popcorn.
- The 11th annual Summer SnowFest will be held tomorrow (6/23) from 4 to 9 at Jordan Valley Park. Kids of all ages are invited to play in a mountain of snow and participate in a snowman building contest. There will also be live music (ABS Band at 4 and Flywheel at 6:30), interactive games, giveaways and inflatables. Admission is free.
- The Springfield Conservation Nature Center presents an NRA First Steps Rifle Course tomorrow morning (6/23) from 8:30 to 11:30. Learn the basics of owning and handling a rifle. To register, 742-4361.
- Learn all about plants that are native to Missouri during the program “Native Plants 101” tomorrow afternoon (6/23) at 3 at the Strafford Branch Library. To learn more, 736-9233.
- The Willow Springs Arts Council presents “Arts Alive at the Ferguson” tomorrow (6/23) from 4 to 8 pm. The open house will showcase area artists and celebrate the recently completed renovation of the historic Ferguson Building. Admission is free.
- The Springfield Conservation Nature Center’s Hiking Club will travel to Roaring River State Park tomorrow (6/23) for a hike. For details or to register, 888-4237.
- The Nature Center presents the program “Discover Nature Families: Nature Journaling” tomorrow morning (6/23) from 10 to noon. To register, 888-4237.
- Dickerson Park Zoo will host “Art Gone Wild” tomorrow (6/23) from 10 to 2. Children can create art at five activity stations. For more information, 833-1570.
- Take home a new friend during a pet adoption event tomorrow (6/23) from 2 to 6 pm at the Towne Center Plaza Shopping Center at Highway 60 and Elm. It’s being hosted by animal control officers with the City of Republic.
- The Kiwanis Golf Tournament to support Kiwanis youth projects in the West Plains area will be held tomorrow (6/23) starting at 12:30 at the West Plains Municipal Golf Course. For more information, 293-9969.
- College of the Ozarks will host Honor America Sunday (6/24) from 4:30 to 10 pm featuring barbecue, live music, kids’ activities, the West Point drum and bugle corps and the Hellcats. Admission and parking are free, and food will be available for purchase.