Events that happened on Friday, July 15, 2022

Join Mrs. Desert at the Main Branch, Jackson, for a fun-filled story time and craft. Celebrate Christmas in July - Paint Your Own Sea Creature or Beach Theme Wood Ornament.

Join us in the galley for the second of a three-part series featuring Ann Knight, nutrition program associate with the University of Missouri Extension. Registration is required: https://capelibrary.org/event/kids-in-the-kitchen-2

Join Mrs. Desert at the Scott City Branch for a fun-filled story time and craft. Celebrate Christmas in July - Paint Your Own Sea Creature or Beach Theme Wood Ornament.

Get in the mood for summer with a cool craft – paint a jar to look like a watermelon - at the Benton Branch.

Join us for a family-friendly trivia night filled with Oceans of Possibilities! Brush up on your ocean facts and your favorite underwater movies to help your team claim victory! Registration is required:...

River City Players' one-hour whimsical summer comedy, written and directed by Dr. Roseanna Whitlow-Greenwood. Dinner buffet Friday and Saturday. Dessert buffet Thursday and Sunday(matinee). Call Port Cape Restaurant for reservations at...

The Lutheran Heritage Center has a new exhibit, “Pieces of the Prairie.” The exhibit will hang at the Lutheran Heritage Center until July 25. Please call with questions at (573) 824-6070.

If you are looking for that special combination of live music, a jovial atmosphere and small-town charm, then you need to know about the Summer Music Series in historic Ste. Genevieve. Featuring a variety of musical styles ranging from soulful...

The Visual Arts Window Exhibitor for the month of July is Dixie Jones. Do stop by as you walk on Spanish Street or better yet, visit the Arts Council to see her lovely art.

Are you ready for a FUN, SAFE, and AFFORDABLE Summer Camp that your child is going to LOVE? Cape's Best After School & Summer Camp has openings! Some of the things the summer camp will include for your child: ● Dance ● Cheerleading...

Bag Phones, Brick Phones, Blackberries, a Satellite Phone and more – these are some of the cellular telephones you’ll see at the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum. Housed in a restored 1896 building, the history museum also features an...