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The Springfield Dining Guide list many preferred restaurants, casual dining spots and fast food places for the kids. Branson Reservations list many shows, attractions, hotels, golf courses and rv parks. A visit to Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World & Wonders of Wildlife Museum is a must while visiting or shopping here in Springfield. Contact Us

Springfield Planned Events - complete listing of events for every month of the year, special activities at Bass Pro Shops to Springfield Cardinals baseball games, art festivals to musical concerts, auto shows to rodeos at the Missouri Events and Entertainment Center E-PLEX. Fourth of July fireworks displays, Ozark Empire Fair lineup and many other planned events for the entire family. All listings courtesy of Springfield, Missouri Convention and Visitor’s Bureau

Outdoor Channel is your source for “Big League” hunting and fishing information. You can watch shows online for such “Big League Hitters” as Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, Buckmaster’s Classics, Midwest USA, Thompson Center and a host of other outdoor equipment suppliers and sporting news web sites. Local Fishing Report and maps.

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Branson, Missouri
Branson or Springfield Public Service web sites includes the Branson Chamber of Commerce for city information, Branson Shuttle & Ozark Mountain Transit for Branson area public transportation, Springfield's Jordan Valley Park for group activities, Branson Reservations for shows and vacation packages, Springfield Chamber of Commerce and Missouri State University
Ozarks Area
Springfield, Missouri
Branson-Springfield area Lakes web sites includes Campgrounds Directory on The Lake of the Ozark, Truman Lake, directions to McDaniel & Fellows lakes, websites for Lake of the Ozarks, Table Rock Lake & Dam Stockton Lake and Lake Taneycomo -The Mid West's Premier Rainbow Trout Fishing Lake...... find direction to Linden Lure on the Finley River. Area Lakes Fishing Report
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MSU's Ozarks festival coming up
Missouri State University's 10th annual Ozarks Celebration Festival Kick-Off Concert starts at 7 p.m. Sept. 7 at John H. Keiser Plaza and Amphitheater, Grand Street and John Q. Hammons Parkway. Admission to the concert, featuring Ozarks band Big Smith, is free.

The Ozarks Celebration Festival Music and Craft Festival is from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 8 and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 9 on the grounds of Carrington Hall and inside Plaster Student Union. Storytellers, musicians, crafters and vendors gather to offer a glimpse into the region's past during the free event.
For more information, contact Barb Jones at 836-6605.

Animal Paradise Family Fun Park opens
Check out the new Animal Paradise Family Fun Park during its grand opening weekend today through Sunday. It's at the site of the former Exotic Animal Paradise, 124 Jungle Drive in Stafford. A ribbon cutting is at 11 a.m. today. Activities include a drive-through or guided-tram safari tour to see lions, tigers, llamas, bison, zebras, exotic deer and birds, water buffalo, monkeys and more animals. The park also includes the Route 66 Speedway with all new go-carts, an arcade, Paradise Cafe, Taffy & Co. Candy Shop and a petting zoo.

Activity prices vary. One-day safari passes are $14, $9 for kids ages 4 to 12, Free for kids 3 and younger. A one-day family pass is $43, with super safari and season passes available. Webster, Christian and Greene County resident drivers, with ID, get in Free with two paying passengers.
The park opens at 8:30 a.m. and closes about one hour before dusk, Monday through Sunday. For more information and complete ticket prices, call 859-5300 or visit www.goanimalparadise.com.

Walnut Valley Festival Sept. 12-16
The 36th annual Walnut Valley Festival, the national flat-picking championships, is Sept. 12 through 16 in Winfield, Kan. Performers include The Wilders, Cadillac Sky, Alecia Nugent, John McCutcheon, Mountain Smoke, Still on the Hill, Andy May and many others.

Musicians can enter dulcimer, mandolin, fiddle, banjo and flat-pick guitar contests and attend workshops. If you're not a musician, you can check out the concerts, browse the craft booths or take up contra dancing. Ticket prices range in price to $90 (five-day pass) to $15 (Sunday only); $5 for children ages 6-11; free for ages 5 and younger. For information, call (620) 221-3250 or visit www.wvfest.com.

View previous articles below:
Springfield-Branson National Airport launches new Web site - this should be of interest to many viewers
Tour of Missouri's run through Springfield will be fast fun for residents, competitors.
"Noah - The Musical" will perform at the Sight & Sound Theatre
Branson celebrates 'Shepherd' centennial
Exotic Animal Paradise reopens as Animal Paradise and Family Fun Park



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