Events that happened on Saturday, March 18, 2023

Mobile Food Pantry for residents of Cape Girardeau County. Please bring a photo ID or piece of mail to show proof of residence. Available through a partnership between Southeast Missouri Food Bank.

Mobile Food Pantry for residents of Pemiscot County. Please bring a photo ID or piece of mail to show proof of residence. Available through a partnership between Southeast Missouri Food Bank and the Faith Temple Complex.

Registration period: January 20 - March 18 Join Bill Eddleman, retired Wildlife Biologist and Ornithologist, to learn how native plantings can encourage wildlife in your area. We know native plants are ideal for native wildlife, big and small,...

Registration period: January 20 - March 18 Join Chris Benda, the Illinois Botanizer, to learn about the exciting world of wild orchids. Did you know Missouri is home to over 37 species of orchids? Many of these species are very rare. This program...

This annual garage sale benefits students as they earn money towards their summer camp fee. Due to an increased volume of donations, this year we're offering a TWO-DAY sale. We'll have a gym full of items including household items, tools,...

The SoutheastHEALTH College of Nursing & Health Sciences will host a Preview Day from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 18, at the college, 2001 William in Cape Girardeau. The event will include campus tours, meetings with program directors,...

On March 18th from Noon - 1pm there will be a seminar at Restoration Community Church in Scott City on Benefits of Having Health Insurance & Resources Available. Guest speakers will speak about what they offer and then have a question and answer...

Native plants are the foundation of a healthy habitat and are essential for wildlife. Vendors, Missouri Wildflowers Nursery and Forrest Keeling Nursery, who specialize in native trees, shrubs, vines, and flowers, will be on-site with their products....

Registration period: January 20 - March 18 Most of us can tell a maple from an oak by looking at the leaves, but what about during winter? Looking at bark, buds, twigs, and other clues will help you be the detective and solve the puzzle....

Native Plant Seminar isn’t just for adults! Bring the whole family in to the craft corner to create your own style of plant inspired art. We’ll provide craft supplies, natural materials, and a few examples to get you started, the rest is up to you!...

Cape’s best events and parties presents Minecraft Parents Night Off! For ages 6 thru 12 Saturday, March 18th from 5 to 8pm This is an interactive party and not video game related. Get all the details at the link!

Join us for a story time and youth and teens at the Perryville Branch.

Sat 1st March 8-5 Sun 2nd March 9-2 PRE 1840's Living History Camp Public Welcome For Free Enjoy learning how folks lived back in the day before 1840. Learn of our history in this country and state. Folks come from all over the USA to...

The Oral Health Coalition of Southeast Missouri will be having their online Facebook silent auction from March 18-24. This will be virtual. It will end on March 24 @ 12 pm. The proceeds will support dental treatment scholarship for financially...

Join multiple shops and vendors in Marble Hill that will be offering everything you need to plan your perfect wedding. Discounted china dishes, decorations, dresses, jewelry, and more.

The Visual Arts Cooperative Window Exhibitors for the month of March are Linda Lovewell and Helen Towner.

We'd like to get this mural finished soon. If you would like to paint on this mural for the Mississippi Valley Therapeutic Horsemanship in Oak Ridge, stop by the Painted Wren Art Gallery by the end of July 2023. Painters can donate $1 for each...

Immerse yourself in the history of Ste. Genevieve architecture and observe how homes from the 1790s through the 1930s were refashioned for today’s living. On Saturday, March 16, 2024, from 10:00 until 3:00, ten private homes will be open for you to...