Photo by Room 38 Restaurant & Lounge Room 38 Restaurant & Lounge has released several new cocktails this week. Customers can now enjoy the banana bread old-fashioned, with Angel’s Envy rye whiskey, allspice dram, banana liqueur, black walnut and chocolate bitters, topped with cloves and a banana chip. Customers can also now get the farmers […]
Your Pie has permanently closed in Columbia. According to Your Pie Columbia on Facebook, the hours of operation were updated to “permanently closed,” three months ago. However, the Columbia establishment posted on Facebook on March 4, highlighting the Amaretto cherry gelato. Your Pie offers customizable hand-tossed pizza as part of its fast-casual pizza concept. The […]
Delia’s on Stadium has made some changes to its schedule. According to a post on social media, starting April 8, customers can now enjoy the Mexican cuisine on Mondays. “As the weather will start getting nicer why not Open on Mondays,” the post says. This means the establishment on Stadium is now open seven days […]
Join in for a ribbon-cutting event at Stephens College as Ambassadors commemorate the opening of The Center of Excellence for Veterans Success. This celebration is from 10:30-11 a.m. on April 12 and it marks a milestone in supporting veterans’ successes and transitions into civilian life. Contact reception@columbiamochamber.com, call 573-874-1132 or visit business.columbiamochamber.com for more information […]
Photo by Services for Independent Living Services for Independent Living is inviting you to celebrate its Grand Re-Opening party at its new location. Join in from 4:30-6:00 p.m. on April 30 at 1905 W Ash St. for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception. This public event marks an exciting milestone as SIL moves to its new […]
Presented by Achieve Balance Chiropractic, the Small Business of the Year Alumni Reception on April 23 promises an evening of celebration and networking. Join in from 4:30-6 p.m. at the Boone County Historical Society for an invite-only event that honors the 2024 Small Business of the Year finalists while fostering connections among alumni and newcomers. […]
Are you in the mood to create something cozy? The Honors Programming Board at Mizzou is hosting Cozy Candle Making from 5-7 p.m. Friday in the Multicultural Center so you can experience the warmth and creativity of candle making. Get crafty and create your own personalized candles to keep or share as thoughtful gifts for […]
Multiple bars are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this weekend with drink specials, food, free apparel and more. On Friday, you can participate in a bar crawl with St. Patrick’s Day drink deals at The Understudy, Shakespeare’s Pizza, On the Rocks, East Side Tavern, Shot Bar, McNally’s, Room 38, The Roof, Günter Hans European Pub & […]
Lululemon is gifting customers smoothies from Nourish Café & Market to celebrate their grand opening at the Shoppes at Stadium on March 15. According to a post on social media, Nourish is partnering with Lululemon this week to help celebrate the opening of the new permanent store. Through Friday, the first 25 customers each day […]
Pasta La Fata is featuring multiple new items on the menu this week. Customers can purchase the meatball sandwich, Marylou’s new lemon velvet cake and short rib ragu on creamy polenta. According to a post on social media Pasta La Fata is hosting meatball sandwich week. “The bread is new and improved, and fabulous and […]
El Poblano Grill & Cantina has taken over the former location of Seasoning 63, a popular Chinese restaurant, in Columbia. According to a sign on the door in September 2023, Seasoning 63 temporarily closed on Aug. 26, saying it would return soon. El Poblano Grill & Cantina then took over the spot at 2513 Old […]
If you need an incentive to study, the Honors College is hosting a Cocoa & Cram event today from 2-4 p.m. in the Honors College lobby. Students who participate will get free cocoa, a place study and the opportunity to ask questions, as this event takes place during the walk-in advising hours. If you can’t […]
Take a break from campus coffee and venture downtown to try Fretboard Coffee’s new syrup for spring. Fretboard announced it rolled out a new syrup this week to celebrate the season. Customers can now try the raspberry ginger coconut syrup. According to a post on social media, this new flavor can be added to any […]
MyHouse Nightclub and Sports Bar is hosting the second annual MyHouse Madness this weekend. Starting at 5 p.m. Saturday, customers can get free beer, play in a free beer pong tournament, enjoy drink and food specials and the first 200 guests will get a free T-shirt. Along with the free beer, there will be $1 […]
The A-Frame Winegarden has officially reopened after closing for the winter season. According to a post on social media, The A-Frame will be open throughout March, weather permitting, from noon to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and from noon to 9 p.m. on Sundays. The A-Frame offers nice views, small bites, wine and more […]
Son of a Gun has released a new cocktail menu for the season, featuring two brand-new cocktails and four crowd favorites from previous menus. According to a post on social media, the menu includes the sinning ginny with gin, lemon and cinnamon; the hotter in hell tequila drink with lime, mango and habanero; the silly […]
Günter Hans European Pub & Café has announced spring changes to the menu and hours. According to a post on social media, Günter Hans has dropped a new cocktail menu with some different concoctions and old favorites. “Revamping each season’s menu is one of our favorite things to work on. Our team of bartenders work […]
Drybar Columbia, a blowout salon, is opening its doors for the first time on Friday To welcome the new salon to Columbia, new customers can take advantage of the barfly member deal, which is expiring Thursday, and prices increase to normal rates on Friday. The founding double is $76 a month, which is normally $90, […]
The Boone County Historical Society is proud to announce the addition of new trustees and officers to its esteemed board of directors, marking a significant chapter in its rich history of preservation and promotion of local heritage. Earl Coleman has been appointed as the society’s board president for the years 2024 and 2025. David Wilson, […]
Job Point’s YouthBuild recently sent a student to the White House to represent the Midwest as a delegate to Cultivating Possibilities: White House Youth Policy Summit 2024. Braeden McCollum spent the first day of the trip focused on pre-event training, networking and preparation for the second day of the conference, which put McCollum and youth […]
