March 13th 7 to 9 PM 10 dollars at the door for a night of the smooth sounds of Bryan Copeland and Michael Stanton Armstrong live. Both of these preforming musicians vocals could be linked to global warming from melting so many hearts. Bryan Copeland is a powerhouse vocalist that seamlessly weaves an eclectic mix
The Music Department at Missouri State University-West Plains proudly presents a combined concert event with the MSU-West Plains Community Band and the High School Honor Band of the Ozarks. This event is free and open to the public. This event will showcase community members and high school students performing together from all over Southern Missouri
Hop on over to our Annual Easter Egg Hunt! Get ready for fun games, yummy food, and cool prizes! Bring your basket and come join the adventure!
Save the Date!! Free and open to all. (If you are an employer interested in having a table, please contact the West Plains Job Center at 417-256-3158.)
Seeing and Building Community Through Tradition: Even in our fast-paced world, tried and true traditions still connect us to where we are. Ozarks Alive’s Kaitlyn McConnell sees this in her travels throughout the region: From quilting to music and food, in this talk she will share long-held examples of our regional culture that endure. As
This talk will touch briefly on the role of rivers in shaping the Ozarks’ physically and culturally. Then it will shift to practical ways to enjoy the rivers and easy access points that can be explored by all. Marcus Allen has been running the page Floating the Ozarks on Facebook for just over two years