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Prairie State Park hosts Guided ‘Bison-tennial’ Hike July 10
The wildflowers are impressive, the grasses are growing and the bison are enjoying them.
Participants are encouraged to bring their cameras and binoculars, and should also bring water, snacks, a hat and sunscreen. The hike is a 2-mile hike over uneven terrain; sturdy shoes are recommended. Dress for the weather, but shorts are not recommended.
Registration is required and the hike is limited to 25 participants. Those interested, should call 417-843-6711 to register.
Due to the unique and rare diversity of life preserved at Prairie State Park, pets are not allowed on park trails. This regulation protects both you and your pet, as bison graze freely in the park. You are welcome to bring your pet to the park’s campground and picnic area but must follow Missouri State Park’s pet rules found at mostateparks.com/page/55057/pets. This applies to all types of pets except service animals assisting people with disabili
The program, Birdwatching for Beginners , will be held Friday night (6/11) at 5:30 starting at the Lake Springfield Boathouse. Take a camera or binoculars
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Roaring River State Park is offering bluegrass concerts on various dates this summer. The Flyin Buzzards Band will perform Friday night (6/4) from 7 to 9 at the River Shelter.
Ha Ha Tonka State Park in Camdenton will host a Night Hike Friday night (6/4) at 8:45. Meet at the Spring Trailhead in the lake parking lot.
Movies at Founders Park starts back up this weekend at Founders Park, 330 E. Water in Springfield. See Wonder Woman 1984 Friday night (6/4) and Trolls World Tour Saturday night (6/5). Take blankets and lawn chairs. Admission is free, and concessions will be for sale on site.
A Fire Station Fun Day and Vaccine Clinic will be held Friday (6/4) from 1 to 5 p.m. at 1405 S. Scenic in Springfield. While parents get their COVID-19 vaccine, kids will be able to interact with firefighters, see a fire truck up close and more.