Admission: $2 for building tours
Hours: Year-round
Address: 203 S. 9th St.
Phone: 573-875-0600
Come visit us in Columbia, Missouri
There are 1,277 acres with hiking, biking and horse trails. Scenic streams and bluffs along three creeks. Primitive camping permitted. Home to rare and endangered Topeka Shiner and Cherrystone Snail. No facilities.
Columbia, MO Conservation Areas18-Hole public course, driving range, continuous cart paths, riding carts. Call for tee time 573-447-4166
Columbia, MO Golf CoursesRestored wetland offers hiking, hunting, fishing and bird watching.
Columbia, MO Conservation AreasSince 1885, the Museum's collections of anthropological, archaeological and ethnographic objects have prompted visitors and scholars to broaden their understanding of human behavior, past and present.
Columbia, MO MuseumsBroadway musicals, comedy, 60s pop music, family shows, ballet, classical, opera and country....
Little bit of Branson in the heart of Lake of the Ozarks. Great family entertainment....
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre is Missouri's oldest professional regional theatre and Arrow Rock is listed as a National Hi...
Oldest theatre west of the Allegheny Mountains. Home to Big Muddy Folk Festival and Missouri River Festival of the Arts....