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Exciting Groups July 2019 Adult Community Activity List We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of this information. However, you should always call ahead to confirm dates, times, location, and other information! Exciting Groups Good Life Group – July meeting will be back in it’s regular meeting date and time (4th Tuesday at 5:30) July 23rd at 5:30 in Abilities First Board Room. It has been designed to assist people to think about what they want in their life, and break that down into management steps to start moving toward their vision of a good life. Ages 18 and older. For questions or to RSVP to: [email protected] or 417-838-1506 Art Inspired Academy Art Inspired Academy Summer Schedule came out on April 29th!! – You can now schedule for summer classes at www.artinspiredacademy.org. Please call the office at 417-886-0404 ext 4 and give us your email to get on our mailing list. If you have a funding source and need help with registration, please call our offices to register. Classes are still open through July. Art Inspired Thursday 7/18 Paints & Pinot: "Chain Pull" Acrylic Pour 6pm-8pm $45 Create a beautifully unique acrylic at this Paints & Pinot Session at Bambino’s where we will show you a step-by-step process on how to paint using the Acrylic Pour “Chain Pull“ method on a 12 x 12 canvas. These are super fun and will make a great addition to your home décor or a great handmade gift from the heart! One glass of wine is included in the ticket price! Customers can order drinks and food from the awesome staff at Bambino's! All materials & instruction required are included. Your canvas may be picked up at Inspired Boutique after a few days (to allow for dry time). *Specific instructions will be given at class.* *Customers can substitute a glass of beer or soft drink for a glass of wine. *Must prepay & reserve spot at least 24 hours in advance as space & materials are limited. JUly 2019 Page 1 of 53 *Reserve your spot with the Register Now! link under "Sip N Paint" at www.artinspired.me If you have any questions please give us a call at (417)886-0404 opt. 4, or email us at [email protected]. *Credit will be issued for any canceled sessions & for customer cancelations made at least 24 hours in advance. *No refunds. *Ages 13 and up. *Alcohol and food will be served by Bambino’s staff off of their Menu! Thursday 7/25 Paints & Pints: "Funnel Pour" Acrylic Pour- $50 6pm-8pm Create a beautifully unique acrylic at this Paints & Pints Session at SBC where we will show you a step-by-step process on how to paint using the Acrylic Pour “Funnel Pour“ method on a 12 x 24 canvas. These are super fun and will make a great addition to your home décor or a great handmade gift from the heart! One pint of beer is included in the ticket price! Customers can order drinks and food from the awesome staff at SBC! All materials & instruction required are included. Your canvas may be picked up at Artisan Elements after a few days (to allow for dry time). *Specific instructions will be given at class.* *Customers can substitute a glass of beer or soft drink for a glass of wine. *Must prepay & reserve spot at least 24 hours in advance as space & materials are limited. *Reserve your spot with the Register Now! link under "Sip N Paint"at www.artinspired.me If you have any questions please give us a call at (417)886-0404 opt. 4, or email us at [email protected]. *Credit will be issued for any canceled sessions & for customer cancelations made at least 24 hours in advance. *No refunds. *Ages 13 and up. *Alcohol and food will be served by Springfield Brewing Company's staff off of their Menu! JUly 2019 Page 2 of 53 This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC June 28, 2019 Have-A-Blast Patriotic Celebration @ J R Martin Park in Republic, Missouri starting at 6 pm. The City of Republic’s 23rd Annual Have-A-Blast Patirotic Celebration will be held on Friday, June 28 at JR Martin Park. The event features a three-hour performance by local 80’s tribute band Members Only and a spectacular pyromusical firework display to end the evening. Admission is FREE; food vendors and activities will require a fee. June 29, 2019 Independence Day Festival @ Jackson Street Park in Willard, Missouri starting at 8:30 am. Are you seeking a traditional way to celebrate the 4th? Join the City of Willard in their 57th year of hosting the largest 4th of July celebration in the area. The Freedom Fest will be packed with food, fun and fireworks. Happy Birthday, America! June 29, 2019 Missouri 4th of July Gospel Meeting @ Oasis Hotel & Convention Center, Spfd, MO starting at 6 pm on Saturday. The Mission Hills Church of Christ hosts the Missouri 4th of July Meeting in 2019. Service Times: June 29 - July 3 Saturday (29th) - 6PM PM @ OASIS Sunday (30th) - 10AM @ MISSION HILLS & 7PM @ OASIS Monday (1st) - 10AM & 7PM @ OASIS Tuesday (2nd) - 10AM & 7PM @ OASIS Wednesday (3rd) - 10AM & 7PM @ OASIS Location for 2019: The Ramada Plaza Hotel & Oasis Convention Center 2546 North Glenstone Springfield, Missouri 65803 Please send the event to all of your friends and family on Facebook to help support the meeting and make this our biggest year, yet! Mission Hills Building: 3567 S. Belhurst Springfield July 2, 2019 Cardinals Freedom Week Fireworks: Ladies of American County @ Hammons Field, Spfd, MO starting at 6:30 pm. Join us for one of three Freedom Week Fireworks Nights at the ballpark where we light up the sky with a spectacular show set to patriotic music! This show's theme: Freedom Week Fireworks with the Ladies of American Country. The annual Freedom Week celebration at Hammons Field kicks off on the 1st of July with Freedom Week Fireworks with the Ladies of American Country after the Cardinals host Tulsa Drillers Baseball. Gates open for the game at 5:30 p.m. (first pitch 6:30 p.m.) with Freedom Week Fireworks beginning shortly after the final out. July 2, 2019 Independence Day Celebration @ Cateau on the Lake Resort Spa & Convention Center in Branson, MO starting July 2nd through July 7th. Celebrate our nation's birthday in grand style at Chateau's JUly 2019 Page 3 of 53 week long Independence Day Celebration. Enjoy the resort's week-long family-friendly activities including movies, crafts, lawn games, dive-in movie, water balloon toss, Fireworks as well as getting pampered at the Spa Chateau or book time lakeside, utilizing the Chateau Marina and so much more. If food is your fancy, don’t forget about our amazing RED WHITE + BLUE BBQ on July 4th. Red, White + Blue BBQ is $34 for Adults + $18 for Children (ages 6-12 | 5 under Free) | Open to the Public Public Parking for July 4th Fireworks is $15 per vehicle to non-guests of the resort. Parking for non-guests opens at 1:00 PM. July 4, 2019 140th Annual Independence Day Parade in Marshfield, Missouri starting at 10 am until noon. Join us on Thursday, July 4th at 10:00 AM for the 140th Annual Independence Day Parade! The theme for this year's parade is "Jailhouse Rock". This celebration began in 1879 and remains the oldest, continuous west of the Mississippi River. Be sure to spend the day on the square with family and friends! The earliest celebrations were composed largely of local families traveling by foot, horseback, and wagons to a large grove just north of town to enjoy the day with friends and neighbors. People would gather together early to clear the underbrush, preparing and smoothing the grounds for lemonade, soda pop, popcorn, crackerjacks, and candy stands. Wood was also cut and hauled to a huge pit where beef, pork, and chicken were roasted for the celebration. Although many years have passed, family, friends, and neighbors still travel to Marshfield to enjoy this Independence Day celebration, eat a corn dog or a sandwich from one of the many food vendors, and have an ice cold lemonade or soda pop similar to those early celebrations. Register online today to participate in this year's Independence Day Parade and Celebration! Parade Registration http://www.discovermarshfield.com/index.php/member/forms/139-140th-independence-day-parade-registration Vendor Registration - http://www.discovermarshfield.com/index.php/member/forms/138-4th-of-july-parade- vendor-application July 4, 2019 Fourth of July free train rides @ Joplin & Springfield Railway, Springfield starting at 11 am until 5:30 pm. No tickets/reservations necessary. Located in Springfield at 1101 N Airport Blvd, Spfd, MO near the Springfield-Branson Airport (not located in Joplin). The ride lasts approximately 20-25 minutes. **PLEASE NOTE: THE GATES WILL CLOSE EARLY IF AT FULL CAPACITY. We had issues with that last year, so we would like to make clear that we will close the gates early if necessary to ensure those already in line get a ride. We will try to post on Facebook if we are closing, so check often if you plan to travel. July 4, 2019 Independence Day Patriotic Picnic @ Big Cedar Lodge, Branson, MO starting at 4:30 pm. Join us to celebrate Independence Day! Our Patriotic Picnic will kick off at 4:30pm with activities, games, a watermelon eating contest and more! View the schedule for more details and we hope to see you all on July 4th! Artist Jared Emerson will be here for a Patriotic Painting Presentation to paint LIVE starting at 7:30pm.
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