From float trips and trails to festivals and family attractions, southwest Missouri offers a wide variety of summer experiences for locals and visitors alike.

The Conservatory of the Ozarks add group classes, Pops in the Park bring a symphonic rock concert to Phelps Grove park, a composer draws inspiration from Route 66, local film documentary, music from the region and more!

Summer nights in the Ozarks are a great time to spend time to spend in nature after dark; all while never leaving the comfort of your favorite outdoor chair!

The event will be held June 19-23 at various locations in the city.

Part two of our series on fiddle music in The Ozarks, multiple theatre productions kick off this weekend including Disaster! from Springfield Contemporary Theatre, an acoustic Grateful Dead tribute, music by Brian Martin, Dandelion Heart, and more!

The holiday was established to remember the day when the nation's banner was created.

The annual event celebrates the LGTBQ+ community.

Springfield Contemporary Theatre announced the lineup for its 30th anniversary season on Monday night.

James River Drifters will be on Studio Live Friday, June 13 at noon. Then catch their in-person performance that same night at Springfield Brewing Company's Ty Iechyd Da Distillery for Studio Live Social Hour.

Producers of Ozark Public Television's newest documentary discuss the film, part one of a two part series on fiddle music in the Ozarks, The Chapmans advocate for music education in Washington DC, music from Grady Drugg, and the 1st annual Midwest MidBEST Crankie Fest.