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The Saint Patrick’s Day Parade returns to Downtown Springfield and Commercial Street.
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KSMU's Ben Verstraete sat down with half of the duo ahead of their (sold out) appearance at The Royal.
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The exhibit, which opened last weekend, showcases work by K-12 students from Springfield’s public, private and parochial schools.
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The Springfield-GreeneCounty Library District will host a month of programming in March based around the novel "Remarkably Bright Creatures" by Shelby Van Pelt, including a visit from the author March 28.
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Assistant Professor of Theatre Karen Sabo directs the Theatre and Dance department's production of Anne Washburn's "post-electric" musical play "Mr. Burns," playing now through March 3 in Coger Theater.
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March holds the beginnings of spring and many celebrations
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A battle-of-the-sexes farce by late 16th-century English author Mary Pix will receive four performances in Drury's Wilhoit Theater.
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The pop culture convention came to Springfield February 10 and 11.
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Over the years, much of Springfield Contemporary Theatre was built around managing artistic director Rick Dines along with founder Lou Schaeffer.
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Marketing expert Dr. Jamie Grigsby discusses commercials that air during the big game.
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A variety of events will allow people to experience Chinese culture.
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Celebrating Black Brilliance! is a series that's being offered for kids six and younger.