Events that happened on Friday, July 26, 2024

Join Ms. Samantha for stories, take time to play, and do crafts perfect for toddlers (ages 0-6) and their caregivers at the Main Branch, Jackson.

Create a cute but spooky eyeball plant. Program for ages 7-17 at the Main Branch, Jackson. Class is limited to 8 participants so register by July 19.

Are you ready to learn more about being an engineer and create your very own unique fairy garden or gnome home? In this camp kids will get to design a fairy house, build prototypes, make design files and even laser cut parts of their creations. They...

June Fridays - Stitch at Crisp 9 a.m.-3 p.m. / free, drop-in / BYO supplies / all ages Bring your fabric and supplies to socialize with others as you make progress on your piece. For any fiber workers, spinning, felting, embroidery, or...

Bring the family (ages 6+) out for some great bingo fun at the Scott City Branch.

Linda Lovewell and Helen Towner will be the Visual Arts Cooperative Window Exhibitors for the month of July.

Join this book club for children ages 8-12 and their parents who will read the same book and the get together and discuss it at the Main Branch, Jackson.

Jackson Homecomers will be held from Tuesday, July 23 through Saturday, July 27 in uptown Jackson. Mayor Dwain Hahs will have opening remarks at 6 p.m Tuesday with the Jackson Municipal Band playing after his remarks. On tuesday, the Jackson High...

This class is for new students and will introduce the fundamentals of aerial skills on the trapeze, lyra, and sling (hammock). These classes are on a drop-in basis – please schedule each week you wish to attend. Two Classes: Mondays...

Starting It is essential that a person has some level of general fitness to be able to tumble safely. As with all sports, a person should get the all-clear from a doctor before starting to tumble, especially if she has had an injury in the past....

Fishing is a great way for kids and families to have fun outdoors, learn about conservation, and make happy memories. Our Discover Nature-Fishing program is a hands-on, four-part fishing instruction series that helps families gain the skills and...

The newest exhibit is "Building the Old Cape Bridge: 1926-1928." The exhibit includes the bridge blueprint, construction photos and timeline, the opening celebration and an alphabetical list of those who contributed financially to the building...

See displays depicting life on the Mississippi River through the years. Highlights include artifacts and pictures from Wittenberg, a photographic exhibition of Tower Rock over time, a Corp of Engineers’ display chronicling the ’93 Flood, and...

World War II History Exhibit May-December 2024 / Visit Crisp Museum and view the World War II Display honoring and remembering the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings along the Normandy coast.

When you don't know where to turn ... because someone you care for drinks too much, Al-Anon groups can help. Learn more by attending a confidential and anonymous meeting at River City Freedom Al-Anon Family Group. We Welcome You!

Local artists Aaron Horrell and Barb Bailey, in conjunction with the Stars and Stripes Museum in Bloomfield, Missouri, have started a new Paint For A Cause Project. This is an opportunity for the public to participate in a project to help raise...