Howdy Neighbor Days
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Event Details
Annual festival at the South Park (Pierce City Park) in Pierce City, Missouri.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FRIDAY
6 P.M. to 11 P.M. 6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT
SATURDAY 1 P.M. to Midnight
Howdy Folks
We need your help in making this Festival the BEST IT CAN BE. Please check out WHO WE ARE & DONATE tabs at www.hndfestival.com, also the booth application under GET INVOLVED.
The web site is a work in progress and we hope to get Booth applications where they can be filled out & printed within to make it easier for everyone.
If anyone needs further information, any questions or suggestions, please contact Ben Slagle at ben_slagle@outlook.com or call 417-489-1462.
Howdy Neighbor Days
Phone : 417-489-1462 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : ben_slagle@outlook.com
Web: www.hndfestival.com
Additional Notes : Saturday Parade, 11:00am; Thursday, 6-11pm; Friday, 6-Midnight; Saturday, Noon til Midnight; Carnival Rides - Thursday and Friday, 6:00pm; Saturday, 4:00pm.
Festivals
Attractions and Upcoming Events
Harold Bell Wright/Pierce City Museum
When the First Christian Church (aka Pierce City Christian Church) in Pierce City closed, its board decided to give the building to the community for a library. The building served as Pierce City's public library from 1933-2000
Pierce City, MO MuseumsFirst United Methodist Church
The United Methodist Church was built in 1881 at a location a few blocks north of its present location in 1903. Originally in the 1870s, the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church, South groups met in homes until both were able to build in 1881. In 1903
Pierce City, MO Historic ChurchesMilitary Memorials
For those interested in military machinery, the following memorials can be seen on a short day trip to the following cites around the Pierce City area.
Pierce City, MO - M4 Sherman Tank
Cassville, MO - M60A3 Main Battle Tank
Purdy, MO - A-4 Skyhawk Fighter-bomber
Pierce City, MO Memorials
The Hansard House
Dr. Hansard sold the west section of his property on Washington Street for the construction of St. Patrick's Catholic Church in 1901. The house was built circa 1872
Pierce City, MO Historic Homes