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A Guide to Perfect Picnicking in Cape

As said by writer, director and producer, Jane Wagner, “Unless you are at a picnic, life is no picnic.” We don’t know about you, but it’s always nice to take a break from the hectic-ness of life to enjoy good weather, delicious food and quality time with friends and family. What better way to take a break ... Read More

Cape Comic Con: A Newbie’s Guide to Comic-Filled Adventure

Avengers Assemble! It’s time for one of Cape’s newest annual events. Cape Comic Con 2020 is almost here! July 10-12 comic lovers from all over the area will gather at the Osage Center to get their comic-frenzied fix filled. The weekend is complete with a costume contest, vendors of varying creations and special guests that ... Read More

Outdoor Scavenger Hunt

Going a little stir crazy indoors? Running out of activities that keep the whole family happy and engaged? We’re here to help! Cape is known for being a hub that blends history, outdoor activities and excitement. To highlight all of these amazing features, we have created a scavenger hunt just for you! Lace up your ... Read More

An Outdoor Explorer’s Guide to Cape-Area Trails

With trails so good, even Lewis & Clark checked them out. OK, maybe not these exact trails, but they did stop in Cape Girardeau in 1803 and you can visit the site at Trail of Tears State Park where the Corps of Discovery camped for a night, while enjoying some amazing hiking and biking. We ... Read More

Coffee in Cape

As David Letterman once said, “If it wasn’t for coffee, I’d have no discernible personality at all.” If Letterman ever visits Cape Girardeau, we’re pretty confident he’d be happy with his caffeine options – and so will you. Our city is home to some of the freshest cuppa joe you’ll ever encounter – from cozy ... Read More

How to pull off a whale of a time on St. Patty’s day in Cape Girardeau

Whether you’re searching for a pint of Gat or the best corned beef and cabbage around, here’s where to go and what to do while proudly sporting your green and shamrocks   Americans have been celebrating St. Patrick’s Day for over 280 years – that day-long jubilee honoring the heritage and culture of the Irish ... Read More

Fun for the family in Cape Girardeau: Winter Edition

Don’t wait for warmer weather to enjoy time with your family; there are so many activities suitable for the whole family in Cape Girardeau. From a trip to the library to a nature center excursion to an experience at a children’s museum, the possibilities are endless.   We’ve created an itinerary just for you to ... Read More

Get in touch with nature…and your creative side

Not only is the Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center a great place to experience nature, but it’s also a place where your creativity and passion for seeking knowledge can come to life.   Classes and courses that cover a variety of nature-focused topics are hosted at the Nature Center. The goal of these classes is ... Read More

A lesson in Cape Girardeau’s history: African American History Month

February has been designated African American History Month in the United States by every president since 1976. The beginnings of African American History Month, also know as Black History Month, dates back to 1915 when historian Carter G. Woodson and minister Jesse E. Moorland founded the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History. ... Read More

The Great Race Returns to Cape Girardeau in 2020

Rev your engines, boys and girls. Cape Girardeau is an overnight stop for the Great Race again in 2020. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 25. What is The Great Race? The Great Race is a cross-country road trip where pairs of drivers and navigators work against the clock and each other. Instead of going ... Read More
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