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Arts News October 18, 2024

SCT

Music and shows from Jin J X and The Lacewings, Springfield Little Theatre opens "Murder on the Orient Express," KSMU jingle throwback from Trak Masta Tom, Branson Regional Arts Council new executive director, Springfield Contemporary Theatre opens "The Woman in Black," Taste of Tlaquepaque, a Square Dance at Mother's Brewing Co. and more!

Comedy

  • Gianmarco Soresi
    Blue Room Comedy Club
    October 18-19
  • Comedy Open Mic
    Billiards
    Every Thursday

    Theatre

  • Murder on the Orient Express
    Springfield Little Theatre
    October 18-27
  • The Forerunner
    Stained Glass Theatre
    Through October 19
  • Rocky Horror Picture Show
    High Tide Theatrical
    October through 26
  • The Hunchback of Norte Dame
    Historic Owen Theatre, Branson, Missouri
    October 17-27
  • The Woman in Black
    Historic Fox Theatre
    October 18-27
  • Breaking the Silence
    College of the Ozarks, Keeter Center Royal Oak Forum
    October 15-November 12

    Visual Arts

  • "Love Your Neighbor"
    Randy Bacon Gallery
    Through October 26
  • "Finding Hope"
    Drury Poole Art Center
    Through October 31
  • Doug Hall Exhibition
    Crowder College Longwell Museum
    Through October 25
  • “Ozarks Buildings: Cultural Heritage and Containers of Spirit” Exhibit To Feature Artwork Of Barbara Williams
    Gallery at the Center, West Plains Civic Center
    Through October 19
  • International Poster Exhibition from 4th Block at the Missouri State Brick City Gallery, Brick City 3
    Through November 1
  • Legacy: Celebrating the Art + Design Department Exhibition at the Carolla Arts Exhibition Center at the Missouri State Brick City Gallery
    Through November 1
  • Biennial Faculty Exhibition at the Missouri State Brick City Gallery, Brick City 4

Literature

Author Talk - On the River: A History of the Ozarks Float Trip with Curtis Copeland and Tom Koob Monday, October 21, 4 to 5:30 p.m. at MO State's Meyer Library, Ozark Room

Music

Friday

  • The Lacewings
    Tie and Timber, 7 pm
  • Uncle Buster
    Carrie's, 8 pm
  • The Dirty Saints
    Archie's, 9 pm
  • Donnie Ray and The Noise
    Galloway Station, 7 pm
  • Trent Prewitt Music and Doug Stone
    Southbound, 8 pm

    Saturday

  • Sound the Alarm and Sequel Dose
    Southbound, 8 pm
  • Lancaster Station
    Carrie's, 8 pm
  • The Dirty Saints
    Archie's, 9 pm
  • Barak Hill
    Boattown Brewery, 8 pm
  • Tony Menown & Co.
    Galloway Station, 7 pm

    Sunday

  • Jin J X
    Gigs in the Garden
    Nathanael Greene Park, 2 pm

Monday

  • Jazz Symposiums Concert, Missouri State University Wehr Band Hall, Monday, October 21, 7:30 p.m.
Jimmy Rea is a proud Ozarkian with deep ties to the music community. With 2 decades of creative entrepreneurship underfoot, Jimmy has toured coast to coast and around the world with acoustic acts The HillBenders and Keller Williams. Spearheading numerous musical groups, recording projects, and live music events, Rea’s work in the Springfield music scene is a passion and lifestyle. Happily married to wife Melissa and father to Archie, they enjoy life together with 2 dogs and a cat. In his downtime you can find Jimmy fishing for bass in the crisp rivers, creeks, and streams of the Ozarks.<br/>