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Celebrate Neosho!

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Join the community of Neosho on the last Saturday of every June to celebrate independence, heroes, family, neighbors, the outdoors, the arts, and all things wonderful about this little corner of the Ozarks. With day-long festivities returning to their downtown roots, this year's fun will take place on and around the historic downtown Neosho courthouse square, as well in neighboring Morse Park.

Activities include outdoor games and tournaments, kids games and activities, a spectacular fireworks display at dark, and much more.

As always, entry to the event, fireworks, and many activities are free. Other optional activities, games, food, and more are also available at a reasonable cost.

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Celebrate Neosho!


Phone : 417-451-1925   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : lauri@neoshocc.com

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Admission Fee : Free to spectators

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