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Cape’s Parks

As spring is in full swing, it’s time to get outside and enjoy this weather! Did you know Cape is home to over 660 acres of green space? That’s 25 parks! There are playgrounds, paved and natural trails, each one presenting a different special characteristic. To highlight a few, we start at a park in ... Read More

The Grants – A Love Story

Patti House, Fort D Historic Site Volunteer, has Ulysses S. Grant on her mind around Valentine’s Day every year. Read on to find out why!  “Recently on an NPR interview I heard the speaker say, ‘Emails are the love letters of our times.’ This may be true, but I cherish the handwritten notes from my ... Read More

A Weekend Full of History in Cape Girardeau

Experience local historic attractions over a weekend that brings the past to life this spring.  We took care of the planning, all you have to do is show up and get ready to step back in time in Cape Girardeau!  Get your print-and-go PDF of the following attractions here. Kick off your weekend Saturday morning ... Read More

Stepping Back in Time: Civil War Days in Cape Girardeau

Cape Girardeau, Missouri was a divided community in the War Between the States; while many were sympathetic to the Confederacy, Cape Girardeau was held throughout the duration of the Civil War by Union forces.  Step back in time to a country divided, and experience the Civil War in our river city at the following sites. ... Read More

The Month Ahead in Cape Girardeau: July 2015

Soak up summer with these July events in Cape Girardeau, Missouri! 4th of July Festivities The morning of the 4th of July kicks off with the Cape Riverfront Market. Head over to Jackson to take in the antique car show, and don’t miss the patriotic living history encampment at Fort D. The Great American 4th ... Read More

Back in Time: The Civil War in Cape Girardeau

Cape Girardeau was a divided community in the War Between the States; while many were sympathetic to the Confederacy, Cape Girardeau was held throughout the duration of the Civil War by Union forces.  Step back in time to a country divided, and experience the Civil War in our river city at the following sites. Fort ... Read More

The Month Ahead in Cape Girardeau: September 2014

Summer might be winding down, but all the fun of Fall is ahead of us! Mark your calendars for these happenings in Cape Girardeau throughout the month of September. Cars, Bikes, Movies & More See antique and vintage vehicles parked in downtown Cape Girardeau at the River Tales Classic Car Show on September 14. The ... Read More

The Month Ahead in Cape Girardeau: July 2014

Here are just a handful of reasons to enjoy Cape Girardeau during the month of July: The steamboats return to Cape Girardeau’s riverfront this month! The Queen of the Mississippi will dock on July 2nd and the American Queen will dock on July 14th. Cape Girardeau’s two farmer’s markets are in full swing throughout the ... Read More

Celebrating the Fourth in Cape Girardeau

The Fourth of July is coming up, and Cape Girardeau is a great place to celebrate! Join the re-enactors at Fort D, a Civil War earthenworks fort, as they honor this national holiday with a living history encampment from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Fourth at the Fort is completely free and open to the ... Read More

Weekend Round Up: June 13th, 14th & 15th

Serving up your weekend in one handy spot, here’s your weekend round up! Craig Carothers, hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, is performing tonight at Tunes at Twilight at 7 p.m. Bring a lawn chair, a picnic blanket, some snacks and a friend to enjoy this free concert under the stars! The Cape Riverfront Market will be ... Read More
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