Bethel Heights, AR
Singles Mingle Dances: 8 pm. Take 71 B to Apple Blossom Road in Bethel Heights, turn West on Apple Blossom Road, building is on the left. For information, contact Bob Misenheimer, 479.787.6077, Wanda Baumgarten, 479.750.1246 or Linda House, 479.636.5946.
March 5: Country Xpress
March 12: Silverado-snacks
March 19: Boston Mountain Playboys
March 26: Ben Chesney/Chesco River Band-snacks
Rogers, AR
March 6: 4th Annual Hope Gala hosted by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation – Northwest Arkansas Branch, at The John Q. Hammons Center, 6 pm - 12 am. Proceeds from this event will fund research to find a cure for diabetes and its complications. JDRF gives more money directly to diabetes research than any other non-governmental health agency in the world. The evening’s black tie optional event will include VIP Pre Gala Cocktail Reception for Sponsors, Elegant Dinner, Premier live auction with professional auctioneer, Superb silent auction featuring distinctive items and entertainment. Cost is $125 per person. For information, call Deb Euculano at 479.443.9190 or email deuculano@jdrf.org
March 12: "Casey's Cancer Posse" Benefit Dinner & Silent Auction, 6-8 pm, Kirksey Middle School, 2930 S. 1st Street. This is a Benefit Dinner and Silent Auction for Rogers elementary teacher, Casey Wolfe and her family. Casey's honor will be on Friday, March 12, 2010 at Kirksey Middle School in Rogers. Casey was diagnosed with a Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumor last summer and underwent surgery in October to have the tumor removed at UAMS in Little Rock.
She has
undergone 25 radiation treatments and 10 rounds of chemotherapy. Casey
has been a teacher with Rogers Public Schools for seven years. She is a
long time resident and graduated from Rogers High School in 1997. She is
married and has a 3-year-old son. She is currently on medical leave of
absence from teaching kindergarten at Russell D. Jones Elementary. Casey
is home recovering from her surgery and treatments. Although Casey’s
surgery went well, she is unable to work for the remainder of the school
year. Casey has a long road ahead of her but with the power of positive
thinking and love and support from family and friends, we will see Casey
to a full recovery. The realities of life are setting in and her medical
bills are starting to pile up. With full insurance coverage her expenses
are approaching $15,000. We are asking for your support by attending our
event or by making donations of any kind. Tickets for the benefit can be
purchased at "Hook, Line & Sinker Bait Shop" located at 98 E. Locust
Street. Advance tickets are $10 adults/$5 kids 12 and under. Tickets
will be $15/$10 the night of the event. For all of us who know Casey so
well, this promises to be a wonderful event and a successful fundraiser
for Casey, Ryan and Carson to help assist them with medical costs
incurred from her recent surgery and subsequent treatments. Thank you in
advance for your support. Family, Friends and Co-workers of Casey Wolfe.
Arrangements for silent auction donations can be made by calling Brandi
Brooks at 479.640.2016 or Tammi Mardis 479.531.2289.
Columbus, KS
March 6: Martial Arts Tournament, Columbus High School gym. For information, call 620.429.1134.
March 13 & 14: Snowball Basketball Tournament, Central School & High School gym. For information, call 620.429.2128.
March 27-28: FITASC Open & White Flyer Cup, Claythorne Lodge. For information, call 620.597.2568.
Franklin, KS
March 11: Lifelong Friends - An afternoon social event held every month at the Franklin Community Center. This event features a keynote speaker, program, cards and games for everyone from 12 -4 pm. For information, contact Margaret Kennedy at 620.347.4358 or visit www.franklinkansas.com.
March 13: Bargain Bazaar and Chili Feed - Come shop for a great deal on a variety of items including furniture, house wares, cooking utensils, outdoors goods and collectibles. A chili feed will also be held at the Franklin Community Center and Heritage Museum from 8 am-4 pm. All funds raised got toward the Franklin Community Center. For information, contact Phyllis Bitner at 620.249.9333, or visit www.franklinkansas.com.
McCune, KS
March 5-7: 9th Annual Great Plains Regional Fox Hunt at the Wesbrook Bar-X Ranch, 5450 Northwest Coal Valley Road in McCune. Since 2002, Dr. Wes and Dr. Kathleen Sandness have conducted this event featuring 400 hunters, riders, their hounds and mounts. For information, contact Dr. Wes Sandness 620.235.3630 or e-mail wessandness@yahoo.com.
Parsons, KS
March 13: St. Patrick’s Day parade, downtown, 2 pm.
March 14: Easter Egg Hunt, Forest Park, 10 am. Children 1 year-3rd grade welcome.
Pittsburg, KS
March 1: Pittsburg State University Band Concert, under the direction of Mr. Doug Whitten, will perform at 7:30 pm in the Crimson and Gold Ballroom at the Overman Student Center on the PSU campus. For information, contact the PSU Department of Music at 620.235.4466 or visit www.pittstate.edu.
March 4: Pittsburg State University’s Apple Day Celebration, beginning at 3 pm in McCray Hall on the PSU campus. For information, contact PSU at 620.235.4122 or visit www.pittstate.edu.
March 4-7: Pittsburg State University Department of Communication Theatre Company presents “The Baby Dance” by Jane Anderson and Directed by Megan Westhoff. The award-winning drama centers on the practice of private adoption, both tough and touching, the audience is confronted with a dramatic ending asking, “What would you do?” Evening performances begin at 8 pm, matinee at 2 pm in the PSU Studio Theatre. For information, contact the PSU Department of Communication Theatre at 620.235.4716 or visit www.pittstate.edu.
March 5: 36th annual Pittsburg State
University Jazz Festival featuring the John Fedchock New York Big Band.
The all day jazz festival concludes with an evening concert at
7:30 pm at Pittsburg’s Memorial Auditorium. This festival is approved as
a regional program for participation by students in the following
states:
March 6: 2nd Annual Colonial Fox Theatre Shamrock Festival -
Celebrating the 1920 St. Patrick’s Day opening of the
historic Colonial Fox Theatre in downtown
March 7-May 18: Four States Open and Four States Women’s Bowling Championships. Holiday Lanes is the site for the multi-weekend event that brings in teams from Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and Nebraska. Every Saturday and Sunday beginning March 7-8 and concluding Sunday, May 16. Saturday’s times are 9 am-4:30 pm, Sunday from 8 am-3 pm. For information, contact Holiday Lanes 620.231.2222 or visit www.holidaylanesbowling.com.
March 7: Mirza Shriners First Sunday Breakfast - open to the public at the Mirza Shrine Temple, 110 West Fifth Street, 7:30-11:30 am. (1st Sunday of each month) For $6, diners can get all you can eat pancakes, biscuits and gravy, sausage, bacon and more. For information, contact the Mirza Shriners at 620.231.4180 or visit www.mirzashriners.com.
March 7: Pittsburg State University Choirs Concert under the direction of Dr. Susan Marchant, will perform at 3 pm in McCray Hall on the PSU campus. For information, contact the PSU Department of Music at 620.235.4466 or visit www.pittstate.edu.
March 11: Pittsburg Community Middle School ATS Performance of “A Night at the Wax Museum.” For information and ticket prices, contact Memorial Auditorium at 620.231.7827 or visit www.memorialauditorium.org.
March 12-13: Kansas District I Sub-District Youth Wrestling Tournament hosted by the Pittsburg Youth Wrestling Club at the Weede Athletic Center on the PSU campus. Over 700 participants are expected to take part in the tournament with hopes of securing a spot in the state tournament. For information, call Doug Hitchcock 620.235.3200, or e-mail dhitchcock@usd250.org
March 14: Colonial Fox Theatre Second Sunday Theatre Tours - guided tours on the second Sunday of each month from March through October. Visitors are allowed the opportunity to see the interior, learn the history of theatre and become aware of the vision for the future of this classic performance venue. Admission is free, donations are appreciated. For information, contact Erin Sims with the Colonial Fox Theatre at 620.235.0622, e-mail at erin@colonialfox.org or visit www.colonialfox.org.
March 20: Multi-county 4-H Day at Meadowbrook Mall 4-H Chapters from Crawford, Cherokee, Labette and Neosho County will be on display. For information, contact Meadowbrook Mall at 620.231.9240 or visit www.meadowbrookcomplex.com
March 23: Chamber Imani Winds Concert - The fifth in a series of six Solo and Chamber Music Series Concerts presented by the PSU Department of Music, 7:30 pm in McCray Hall on the PSU campus. For information or tickets, contact the PSU Department of Music at 620.235.4466 or visit www.pittstate.edu.
March 26-27: Pittsburg Community Theatre presents “Rumors.” For information, contact Memorial Auditorium at 620.231.7827 or visit www.memorialauditorium.org.
March 26-27: Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce Business Expo - Over 40 businesses take part in this showcase of business and industry in the Pittsburg Area. For information, contact Anna Gudde at the Pittsburg Area Chamber of Commerce at 620.231.1000, or visit www.pittsburgareachamber.com.
March 27: Pittsburg State University
International Students Annual Food and Culture Fair
Featuring delicacies, song, dance and activities from the many students attending PSU from overseas. For information, contact Memorial Auditorium at 620.231.7827 or visit www.memorialauditorium.org
March 28: Noon Rotary Club Annual Spaghetti Feed fundraiser, 11 am. For information, contact Memorial Auditorium at 620.231.7827 or visit www.memorialauditorium.org.
March 28: 3rd Annual Southeast Kansas All-Star Basketball Game hosted by KSEK featuring 20 of the best high school senior girls and boys from Southeast Kansas. The girls’ game starts at 2 pm, followed by the 3-point and slam-dunk contests and the boys’ game at 4 pm. For information, contact KSEK 620.232.9912 or visit www.rockrevolution991.com.
Anderson, MO
March 27: McDonald County Business Expo, 9 am-3 pm, McDonald County High School. Admission is $2. For information, call 417.223.8888.
Carthage, MO
March 4-7: Quilt Shop Hop-An
eight-shop hop extending across Carthage, Joplin, Springfield, Ozark,
Branson and Harrison, AR. Check www.blockbyblock.net for details or call
417-358-2009.
March 5-7: Alla Prima Donnas & a Don,
12-5 pm, artCentral
1110 E. 13th Street. Art exhibit featuring the Courtney Painting Group:
Kristin Huke, Debbie Reed, Margie Moss, April Davis, Jess McCormick and
Sue Dixon. artCentral is open from 12-5 pm Friday - Sunday. For
information, call 417.358.4404 or visit www.ozarkartistscolony.com
March 5 & 19: Live Music at the Woodshed,
7:30-10 pm, 311 South Main. Live music on the Historic Carthage Square
featuring local talent. $5 cover. For information, call 417.358.5620.
Every Saturday Night Pickin' and Singin',
4-5 pm, Red Oak II Salem County Church. Bluegrass, Country, Old Time
Gospel live jam session bring your acoustic instrument or relax and
listen. For information, call Judy
Knudsen 417.237.0885. Red Oak II - HWY 96 to County Lane 130 to Kafir
Road and turn right to Red Oak II.
March 15: Coin and Stamp Show,
Memorial Hall 407 S. Garrison. For information, call 417.237.7050.
March 18-20 & 26-28: (The 28th being a matinee) Stone's Throw Dinner Theatre presents "PROOF', written by David Auburn. The story of Catherine, a troubled young woman who has spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable father, a famous mathematician. Now, following his death on the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, she must deal with her own volatile emotions; the arrival of her estranged sister, Claire; and the attentions of Hal, a former student of her father's who hopes to find valuable work in the 103 notebooks that her father left behind. Over the long weekend that follows, a burgeoning romance and the discovery of a mysterious notebook draw Catherine into the most difficult problem of all: How much of her father's madness-or genius- will she inherit? Doors open 6 pm, dinner at 6:30, performance at 7:30. Adults $22 and seniors 55+ $19. Sunday Matinee, doors open 12:30 pm, dinner at 1, performance at 2. The Theatre requires guaranteed reservations. For information, call 417.358.9665 Stone’s Throw Theatre is located at 796 S. Stone Lane.
March 26-28: Sculpture Show featuring Bill Snow, Robin Putnam and Justin Hale, 12-5 pm, artCentral 1110 East 13th Street. For information, call 417.358.4404 or visit www.ozarkartistscolony.com
March 30-April 3: Before Highway 66, 10:30 am-4:30 pm, Powers Museum 1617 West Oak Street. Early autos, auto trails and related businesses in Carthage (pre 1926). For information, call 417.237.0456 or visit www.powersmuseum.com
March 30- April 3: Riches from the Earth, 10:30 am-4:30 pm, Powers Museum 1617 West Oak Street. The Geological and Industrial Heritage of Jasper County through photographs. For information, call 417.237.0456 or visit www.powersmuseum.com
April 2: Easter Eggstravaganza, 10 am-2 pm, Precious Moments Chapel & Gardens. Precious Moments Supporting Foundation and the Alliance of Southwest Missouri invite you to this “Egg"citing event for families and children of all ages. The Easter Egg Scramble will begin at 10 am sharp with over 5,000 eggs to hunt. Don't forget your basket! Everyone is welcome for an "egg"cellent day of live entertainment, face painting, caricature sketch artist, petting zoo, children's coloring contest, gift shop raffles, games, Jumping for Jesus and more! For information, call 417.359.2937.
April 3: Go Green Duathlon, Carthage Municipal Park. 9 am start. Go Green Sprint Duathlon 5k run, 16 mile bike, 5k run. This sprint style race is an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in competing in a multi-sport event for the first time but also a good challenge for the more seasoned athlete. Come race with us to have fun, help the environment, and bring in the spring. Check www.rufusracing.com for registration and details. GO GREEN!
Cassville, MO
March 1: Opening Day of Trout Season - Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce provides complimentary coffee to fishermen and women along the river bank. The season begins with a whistle blow at 6:30 am.
Joplin, MO
March 2 & 16: Surviving Together with HOPE
- Support group for Breast Cancer
Survivors. We will help one another by embracing each other’s lives,
emotions and expectations by way of close knit discussions, activities
and educational seminars. First and third Tuesday of every month at 6:30
pm, in the Freedom Now Center, 510 S Main. Refreshments will be
provided. For information, contact Sarah Burkybile at 417.622.1738 or
officegirl499@yahoo.com
March 6: Mardi Gras Bowl For Kids' Sake – Benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ozarks, Jasper & Newton Counties. Carl Richard's Bowl East, 3131 Ten Pin Lane. Flight times are 12, 2:30 & 5 pm. All bowlers are asked to raise a minimum of $50 in donations, $250/team. Register at Bowl East, www.joplin.com (click on the BBBS logo) or call 417.626.9244.
March 10-14: Joplin Little Theatre presents, “The Nerd,” directed by Tim Klein. Willum, an aspiring young architect has often told his friends about the debt he owes to Rick, a fellow ex-GI who he has never met, but who saved his life in Vietnam. Willum is delighted when Rick shows up at his house the night of his 34th birthday party. However, his delight soon fades as it becomes apparent that Rick is a hapless nerd with no social sense and even less tact. Willum’s normally placid personality is pushed to its limits and just as he is about to go over the edge and take drastic measures to rid himself of his maddening house guest, a surprising twist sets things straight. For information, call 417.623.3638.
March 18: Joplin Business Women’s Association monthly third Thursday meeting, First United Methodist Church, 4th & Byers. Dinner at 6:30 pm, followed by a program and business meeting. For information, call 417.437.9361 or 417.623.2636
March 22: Joplin Area Welcome Club Newcomer’s Luncheon, 11 am, Royal Heights United Methodist Church. This month’s theme is “Top Chef,” and members will have a carry-in luncheon with local “celebrity judges” awarding prizes to the group’s favorites. JAWC is open to anyone new to the area within the last 5 years. For information, call 417.673.2025.
Spiva Center for the Arts is located at the corner of Third and Wall in downtown Joplin. Spiva galleries and gift shop are open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 am–5 pm and Sunday, 1–5 pm. The Center is closed Mondays and major holidays. Admission to the AT&T Main Gallery is by voluntary contribution. Suggested donations are $2 for adults; $1 for children. Learn more: call 417.623.0183 or visit www.spivaarts.org
March 6 – April 25: National Exhibition Sponsored by The Friends of St. Avips + an Anonymous Art Center Family with additional financial assistance from the Joplin Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.
April 10:
The
City of Joplin Recycling Department and Region M Solid Waste
Management District will host a Compost Bin and Rain Barrel
Truckload Sale, 9 am-3 pm, in the SW parking lot of Northpark
Mall. The Earth Machine Backyard Compost Bin and the SYSTERN Rain Barrel
will be available for only $40 and $55, respectively, tax included.
Price is significant savings from the regular retail price of $100 and
$120. First come, first served basis. Instructions and demonstrations
provided. For information, call City of Joplin at 417.624.0820 Ext 501,
www.joplinmo.org; Region M SWMD 417.782.3515, 800.788.3515,
www.RegionM.org; www.earthmachine.com
and www.systern.com.
Wildcat Glades
The Wildcat Glades
Conservation & Audubon Center has begun seasonal hours of operation.
Through March, hours are Wednesday- Saturday, 9 am-5 pm, closed Sunday -
Tuesday. Wildcat Park and nature trails will remain open 7 days a week
from dawn to dusk. For additional information, contact the Audubon
Center at 417.782.NATR. Programs require pre-registration by calling
417.782.6287 or visit www.wildcatglades.audubon.org.
March 6:
Family Program -
Early Spring
Nature Walk. 9:30-11:30 am. Ages
6 and up. Cost is $6 per adult and first child, $3 for each additional
child. Spring is almost here! Get out and stretch those tired winter
legs while learning more about the season of spring in our natural
world. Using the trails at Wildcat Glades, we will look for early
blossoms and other plants and animals awakening from winter. Come
prepared for the weather, the trails may be slightly muddy.
March 13: Preschool Nature Connections -
Meet Mr. Bluebird.
10-11 am. Ages 3-6. Cost is $5 per child.
Feeling blue? Brighten your day, come meet Mr. Bluebird and learn about
Missouri’s state bird. We will use finger plays, games, stories and
crafts to learn more about this amazing bird. Be prepared to take a
short walk to peek in bluebird homes and look for other things bluebirds
enjoy, like tasty mealworm treats!
March 13:
Family Program -
H2 GO.
1:30-3 pm. Ages 7 and up. Cost is $6 per
adult and first child, $3 for each additional child. Water plays a key
role in our lives and in the lives of wildlife. Join a park naturalist
for a walk along Shoal Creek, learn about the wildlife that depend on
it, listen to stories past and present, and discover how we can make
sure it is good to the last drop!
March 20: Family Program -
Yoga in Nature. 9-10 am. All ages
welcome. Cost is $4 per person. Enjoy exercising at your own level
beside beautiful Shoal Creek. Instructor, Connelaine
Gustad teaches Hatha
Yoga, exercise for balance, strength, flexibility and endurance, which
can instill harmony and tranquility in one’s life. Will be held indoors
in inclement weather.
March 20: Family Program -
A Fungus Among Us. 9:30 am-12 pm.
Ages 10 and up. Cost is $6 per adult and first child, $3 for each
additional child. Learn about Missouri's amazing fungi, edible
mushrooms, and poisonous toadstools, plus learn when and where to hunt
these interesting fructifications. This workshop will give participants
insight into fungal biology and ecology, the opportunity to search the
local woods for early spring mushrooms, and much more. Wear your walking
shoes and join us for this fungus-filled morning!
March 27: Family Program -
Amazing Missouri Mammals. 9:30-11
am. Ages 5 and up. Cost is $6 per adult and first child, $3 for each
additional child. Learn all about Missouri mammals from a mammalogist,
Dr. Karen Plucinski from MSSU. There will be pelts, skulls, horns and
antlers to look at and touch, and we’ll end with a short hike outside to
look for signs of mammals such as tracks and scat, and maybe even
discover some live small mammals such as rodents and shrews, weather
permitting.
Lamar, MO
April 1: Spring Fashion Show-sponsored by the Barton County Chamber of Commerce, 11:45 am-1 pm at Memorial Hall. For information, call 417.682.3595 or visit www.bartoncounty.com
Neosho, MO
March 12-13: Neosho Business & Industry
Review, Neosho High School
cafeteria. Friday, 5-8 pm and Saturday 10 am-2 pm. For information, call
417.451.1925.
April 10: Missouri’s Largest Garage Sale-Neosho’s City-Wide Garage Sale. This year’s event will be held the second Saturday in April because the first weekend is Easter. This annual event draws large crowds of bargain hunters to Neosho, so whether you’re buying or selling, mark your calendars and be ready for a busy day!
Nevada, MO
March 19-20: Home and Leisure Show - Nevada Middle School Gymnasium, Friday 5-9 pm and Saturday 9 am-2 pm on Two-day event showcasing regional products and services. For information, call Mike Harbit-KNEM-KNMO radio, 417.667.3113
Pineville, MO
April 9-11: Trails For Kids-Elkvalley Equine Camp. For information, call Rick Allen or Jenny Bousfield at 417.223.3395.
Rocky Comfort, MO
March 13: Rocky Comfort Redevelopment Committee Hosts Breakfast Night, 4:30 6 pm at the Rocky Comfort Community Center. All You Can Eat-Pancakes, eggs, sausage, hash browns, biscuit and gravy, and drink $5. For information, call 417.652.7102. Come meet the candidates for the upcoming election!
Bartlesville, OK
March 4-7: Lone Star Conference – Bruin Field House. This Lone Star Conference will be comprised of the top eight men's and top eight women's teams, according to the LSC regular-season standings. There will be 14 games played over a five-day period, and the winners will receive automatic bids to the NCAA Division II national tournament. Ticket information will be available this fall at www.lonestarconference.org Women: March 4-6-7, Men: March 3-5-6. For information, call 918.336.8708 or email Lynn222@sbcglobal.net
March 5-6: ConocoPhillips Super Star Women's Gymnastics Annual Invitational, Adams Gym. This meet will host some of the most talented upcoming stars in the spectacular sport of Gymnastics. Gymnasts from 6-8 states are expected to attend this prestigious competition. Over the years, 12 Gymnasts that have competed at the Adams Gym in Bartlesville have gone on to Olympic glory including Oklahoma's Shannon Miller and most recently Olympic Gold Medalist Nastia Liukin. It will be great fun for the whole family to try and pick out the next upcoming Gymnastics Super Star from this competition. Various age groups and levels will compete with the Advance Competition on Saturday at 5 pm. For information, call 918.661.8061 or email Gynonne.Seat@conocophillips.com
March 6: Crown Jewels - Music fit for a king! The phenomenal young pianist Joel Fan makes his Bartlesville debut with Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto. Fresh on the heels of his work with Yo-Yo- Ma’s Silk Road Project, Fan will bring a youthful vitality to this timeless masterpiece. A magnificent concert of crowning proportions! Be prepared for an after concert recital from Joel! Buy your ticket for “A Moment With the Master”. Joel will be performing an intimate recital for a limited number audience right on stage following the concert. Bartlesville Community Center, 7:30 pm. For information, call 918-336-7717, 918-336-ARTS (2787), email bsomusic@sbcglobal.net or visit www.bartlesvillesymphony.org
March 7: Broadway In Bartlesville Presents: In the Mood a retro 1940's musical with a big band orchestra, singers and dancers. Experience the music that moved a nation's spirit and helped win a war. In the Mood takes a nostalgic look at the life and times of America's greatest generation; a generation that was listening and dancing to the same kind of music. Come experience the swing, rhythm, jazzy, brassy, sentimental and romantic music of this important time. Bartlesville Community Center, 3 pm. For information, call 918.336.2787, 800-618-2787 or visit www.bartlesvillecommunitycenter.com
March 13: 1st Annual Running o' the Green! 5K run and St Patrick's Day Festival. Race registration begins at 3 pm with 5K Race at 4 pm. Prizes by age/gender group. St. Patrick's Day Festival from 5 pm-12 am. ShamROCK the Ville. downtown - featuring traditional Irish music, food, beverages and fun. Proceeds benefiting Mary Martha Outreach. For information, call 918.661.1308 or email Thad.A.Satterfield@conocophillips.com
March 19-20:
ConocoPhillips Oklahoma USA Women's Gymnastics Optional State
Championship, Adams Building Auditorium.
This meet will be a shootout of
the best "Advanced Gymnasts" in the State of Oklahoma. Over 250 gymnasts
from 30 communities throughout Oklahoma qualified this year to compete
for top honors in the Oklahoma State Gymnastics Championship. The meet
will host various age groups. These athletes will clash at the Adams Gym
and will be the "Best of the Best" of Oklahoma. The All-Around Champions
at this event will win a place on Oklahoma's Gymnastics All-Star Team
that will later compete out of state in the USA Gymnastics Regional
Championships. For information, call 918.661.8061 or email
Gynonne.Seat@conocphillips.com
Grove, OK
March 12-14: 13th Annual Boat &
Sport Show, Grove Civic
Center Friday 12-5 pm, Saturday 10 am -7 pm and Sunday 10 am-4 pm.
Admission is $3 per person (under 12 - free) Come check out all the
Boats, Wave
Runners, ATV's, RTV's, RV's, various sporting items, food, entertainment
& giveaways.
For
information, call Grand Lake Association at 918.786.2289 or email
info@grandlakefun.com
March 20: Mardi Paws Benefit, at Big Shots on Monkey Island. It's a party to help the animals at the Humane Society of Grove and Grand Lake. The party starts at 6:30 pm with cash bar and hor d'oeuvres and a buffet dinner served at 7:30 pm. Fabulous silent and live auction items - something for everyone! Costumes recommended but not required to join the fun. Advance tickets are $35 per person and are available by contacting Carol Rice at 918.786.5750 or visit the Humane Society Animal Shelter in Grove. Plan now for an exceptional night of fun and entertainment to help the homeless animals!
Miami, OK
March 13: National Touring Company - Route 66 Comedy Review at the Coleman Theatre, 7:30 pm. This favorite review features the sounds and sights of Historic Route 66 live on stage. Tickets are $28 for premium seating, $22 for adults, $18 for students and seniors and $12 for children. Groups rates available by calling 918.540.2425.
March 19-21:
O'Reilly 4x4 Rock Stomp at D-Day Adventure Park.
For information about this event, please contact
D-Day Adventure Park at 918.666.3411 or visit www.ddayadventurepark.com
March 26: One Hundred Years of Broadway
onstage at the Coleman Theatre,
7:30 pm. Five
performers who have played leading roles on Broadway and major musicals
will be joined by a live band that will bring a new level of excellence
to the growing list of great shows at the Coleman Theatre. Tickets are
$30 for premium seating, $24 for adults, $20 for seniors, $16 for
students and $12 for children. Group rates are available. For
information, call 918.540.2425.