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 State Event Calendar July 1-4, Hannibal Celebration Hannibal celebrates its famous native son. National fence painting championship, Tom and Becky contests, and frog jumping. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] July 1-4, St. Louis Traditional Independence Day A celebration including fireworks, craft and food booths, entertainment. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] August, Sedalia Annual 11-day event showcasing the best of Missouri from agriculture to art. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] August 11-13, Sikeston Missouri's largest rodeo and one of the top 20 in nation. Falls on different days each year. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] Aug. 14-15, Ste. Genevieve Area's largest craft fair, 600 craft booths, food and entertainment. Historic district. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] September 4-7, Independence This annual celebration commemorates the days when the Santa Fe, California and Oregon trails led pioneers westward from Independence. Highlights include the Missouri Free Trappers Encampment, arts and crafts, food, games and three stages of entertainment. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] September 8-October 30, Branson National Celebration of American Craftsmanship Enjoy fine craftsmanship, music and cooking from around the nation and the debut of Smithsonian's Women of taste quilt exhibition. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] Weekends in October, Hermann Area wineries feature tours and wine tasting of award-winning wine during the colorful weekends of October. Entertainment includes arts and crafts exhibits, German bands, dancing and traditional German Food. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] November 26-Mid-January, Kansas City More than 200,000 spectators from across the country applaud the Thanksgiving night lighting ceremony as 50 miles of multi-colored lights outline the magnificent architecture of the Country Club Plaza district. For information call the Division of Tourism: (573)751-4133 [Return to top] |
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