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As seen in Jefferson City Magazine, Karst Games LLC is bringing CITY Unlocked to our streets!
It’s time to play and win!
1. Go to Jefferson City Magazine‘s office at Campus Coworking Space at 609 E. High St. to pick up a zine with the puzzles to solve.
2 Your first clue is… Cole County was established in what year? Text the answer to 573-261-6247.
3. Follow the instructions inside the zine to start playing.
This is completely FREE.
Anyone with a mobile phone can play.
Great for groups of 2-6.
Post a pic on social media with #CITYUnlockedJCM anytime from Friday September 25th to Sunday, October 4th to be entered to win:
1. Three Karst Games for you and your friends to enjoy.
2. A one-year subscription to CITY Magazine
3. Awesome koozies and a sweet CITY fanny pack to take on your future adventures!
Tag your friends and mark your calendars! Don’t forget to tag us so we can see it! *Post must be public
The winner will be announced on Jefferson City Magazine‘s Facebook page the week of Monday, October 5th.
Read the full article here: https://jeffersoncitymag.com/building-your-own-adventure/
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Rules & Restrictions:
This promotion is open to those 13 years or older living in the United States. Only one “tag” per contestant. By tagging #CITYUnlockedJC on your post you enter and agree that this promotion is in no way associated with, administered by, or endorsed by Facebook; and acknowledge a complete release of Facebook by your participation. By entering this contest, you agree to a complete release of Facebook from any or all liability in connection with this contest. Other restrictions may apply.
5K Walk/Run sponsored by the Jefferson City Area Board of REALTORS to benefit the Council for Drug Free Youth
A mural is defined as a painting that is permanently affixed and generally harmonizes with the architectural details of a wall or ceiling. The Missouri State Capitol displays murals in many areas, but it was not the only public building to receive this type of decoration. In order to combat the crippling economic effects of the Great Depression, our federal government funded a program to bring art to its citizens and provide jobs for artists through the Works Progress Administration, or WPA. This presentation will provide a discussion of the WPA murals created in Missouri and seek to explain why murals were such a popular art form in early 20th century America.
The Missouri State Museum’s “Landing After Hours” events are held on the first Wednesday of each month. Programs are held in the Lohman Building at Jefferson Landing State Historic Site. Doors to the historic site will open at 6 p.m., and the program will start at 7 p.m. Come early to explore the historic site (trackside doors) before the program. The program will be held in the first-floor classroom, easily accessed from the south entrance door. Convenient parking is available in the lot next to the Lohman Building.
UPCOMING THEMES
Oct. 16: World War I and the Missouri State Capitol
Explore Missouri’s connection to World War I through the Capitol’s exhibits, plaques, paintings, and sculptures.
Come sample CrossFit Unstoppable with CITY Magazine.
• Start by meeting the trainers and doing a stretch routine together.
• We’ll do a 45 min workout where you can sample four different classes.
• After, we’ll cool down with a post-workout stretch and recovery sequence while enjoying protein drinks and sampling healthy snacks.
•There will be time to talk to our nutrition coaches and find out more about Crossfit Unstoppable offers.
Door Prizes: 1 Week Trial of Unstoppable Fitness, 3-Day Pass to CrossFit, 2-Day Pass to Ab Attack Class, & 50% off 6-Week CrossFit Challenge($149 value!)
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Generations of the Don Carlos family have influenced the social and political landscapes of Cooper and Moniteau counties. The legacy continues through fraternal organizations, distinctive local history and the Prairie Home Fair. Dr. Christine Boston will highlight what the archaeological research and record says about the family. This presentation will draw upon the research of Lincoln University students who have been involved in the project over the past three years.
The Missouri State Museum’s “Landing After Hours” events are held on the first Wednesday of each month. Programs are held in the Lohman Building at Jefferson Landing State Historic Site. Doors to the historic site will open at 6 p.m., and the program will start at 7 p.m. Come early to explore the historic site (trackside doors) before the program. The program will be held in the first-floor classroom, easily accessed from the south entrance door. Convenient parking is available in the lot next to the Lohman Building.
Join us for a silent and live auction of handbags, wallets, and experiences.
Proceeds benefit Little Box of Sunshine, a local charity founded by Helias Catholic senior Olivia Hennon.
Nov. 20: Exploring Children in Art
Learn about how and why children are represented in many of the Capitol’s murals.
12/2/2020 | MISSOURI STATE MUSEUM | JEFFERSON CITY, MO
Missouri possesses a rich and diverse literary heritage. Two modern authors, Evan S. Connell and Daniel Woodrell deserve a place alongside Twain and Angelou as writers who have chronicled Missouri’s unique place in America’s cultural landscape. Connell’s novels “Mrs. Bridge” and “Mr. Bridge” evoke the early history of the Country Club Plaza district in Kansas City, while Woodrell’s novels “Winter’s Bone,” “Tomato Red” and “Woe to Live On” offer a lyrical and unvarnished perspective of survival in the Ozarks. Come learn about how these masters of fiction have shaped Missouri’s modern identity.
The Missouri State Museum’s “Landing After Hours” events are held on the first Wednesday of each month. Programs are held in the Lohman Building at Jefferson Landing State Historic Site. Doors to the historic site will open at 6 p.m., and the program will start at 7 p.m. Come early to explore the historic site (trackside doors) before the program. The program will be held in the first-floor classroom, easily accessed from the south entrance door. Convenient parking is available in the lot next to the Lohman Building.
PROGRAM TIME: 7 P.M. – 8 P.M. | DOORS OPEN: 6 P.M.
The Missouri State Capitol showcases a variety of Missouri products, from its construction materials to its artworks.