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© Copyright 2007 Inside Columbia Magazine
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2 Hard Hat Reception 6–8 p.m. In the middle of its remodel, TRYPS Children's Theater will have a reception to show off the new digs at 903 Old Highway 63 N., Suite B. Go to tryps.missouri.org for more information. |
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3 Verdi: "Requiem" 7 p.m. The Columbia Chorale and Ninth Street Philharmonic Orchestra will present this revered musical work at Missouri United Methodist Church. Tickets are $10 for MUMC members and advanced sales, $20 at the door. |
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4 Albers Trio 7 p.m. Based between San Francisco and New York City, the Albers Trio is dedicated to fresh and innovative music for violin, viola, and cello. The group's repertoire for this Jesse Auditorium show includes works by Adler, Haydn, Mozart and Schubert. Tickets are $15. 573-882-3781 |
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5 Cinco de Mayo This day commemorates Mexico's victory over the French in battle, but could also commemorate your victory over the jumbo enchilada platter. |
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7 "The Man Who Came to Dinner" 7:30 p.m. An American favorite closes the season at the Stephens College Playhouse Theater. Sheridan Whiteside comes to dinner, slips on the doorstep and breaks his hip and a tumultuous six weeks follow. Tickets are $12 general, $6 student/seniors. 573-876-7199 |
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10 "Cinderella" 2 and 8 p.m. Missoula Children's Theatre returns to Columbia for a week-long residency program "starring" 50 to 60 local students. After a week of hard work, the actors will present their show at Jesse Hall. Tickets are $8. 573-882-3781 |
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11 Cloth, Feathers and Glyphs 2–3:30 pm Enjoy an afternoon with your children at the Museum of Art and Archaeology with this Second Sunday Event designed for children grades K–8 and accompanying adults (limit two children per adult). Pre-registration is required. 573-882-9498. |
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13 Toucan Jam: A World of Music 6:30–7:15 p.m. The eclectic, musical duo, known for their fun songs and multicultural themes, will perform at the Columbia Public Library. Children and adults will delight in the interactive elements and new band member Tizzy Toucan, a puppet who tells exceptionally bad jokes. 573-443-3161 |
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16 University of Missouri Commencement Congratulate the hardworking students of Mizzou on all their accomplishments at the Spring 2008 Commencement ceremonies Friday through Sunday at various campus venues. Visit web.missouri.edu/~umcenrollgrads/springcer.htm for the schedule. |
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18 The Beauty of Bonsai Festival 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Bonsai is both an art form and an outlook on life. Join Superior Garden Center and the Mid-Missouri Bonsai Society for a full day of free classes, demonstrations and displays. Visit www.superiorgardencenter.com for details. |
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20 I.M. Heart 7 p.m. Author Sue McDaniel visits the Friends Room of the Columbia Public Library to talk about her new book that explores feelings, accepting them and working with them. Copies of I.M. Heart will be available for purchase and signing. 573-443-3161 |
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23 First Annual "For the People" Pow Wow Experience a Native American gathering with dancing, drumming, food and craft vendors at the Boone County Fairgrounds. Everyone is welcome. Adults $2, school-age $1, elders and children free. 573-896-8968 |
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24 Salute to Veterans Air Show 9:30 a.m. The Salute to Veterans air show at Columbia Regional Airport showcases more than 50 military aircraft and exhibits from World War I to the present. The weekend's free events will also include a living history program and a Monday parade downtown. Learn more at www.salute.org. |
26 Memorial Day Sure, it's a fun day off from work, but take some time to reflect upon lost loved ones and those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. |
29 "Guys and Dolls" 7:30 p.m. Will luck be a lady for the guys and their dolls of this entertaining show at the Columbia Entertainment Company Theater? You won't want to miss the "oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York"! Tickets are $11 for adults and $9 for seniors and children 12 and under. 573-474-3699 |
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