Events in Farmington, MO

The MAC Athletics Golf Tournament at Bogey Creek Golf Club offers two sessions to choose from. Entry for a four-person team is $600 and covers two golf carts, complimentary lunch and beverages, mulligans and skins, souvenirs, and opportunities to win prizes. Teams that want to play both sessions can opt for the two-session package for $1,100. Sponsorships are available, and donations of prizes or auction items are welcome. For information about donating, contact Teri LaChance at 573-518-2114.

MO-DUBS brings Downtown Dubs back to historic downtown Farmington for another year. Organizers aim to make this their best show yet, and it runs alongside the local Blues Brews and BBQ festival. All proceeds benefit Hope 4 Autism.

This appearance marks a first time at the Farmington Blues, Brews and BBQ Festival. Immediately afterward, there will be a second performance at the Barely Covered Music Festival at White Mule Winery, making it two festivals in one day.

A return performance is planned for another night on the Amvets stage.

An evening focused on Horus Heresey wargaming with open play and learn-to-play opportunities. New and experienced players are welcome to participate. First-time guests should note that outside food and drinks are not permitted in the game room, and a snack bar is available on site.

Rebellion appears at Midway Bar & Grill for the first time with a live performance.

The Tracy Inman Band brings a Nashville-inspired mix of new and classic country to Bloomsdale Fun Farm, creating a lively setting for dancing.

Enjoy a relaxed paint night at the Mill Room with Canvases n Corks, filled with creativity, laughter, and good company. This guided class welcomes all skill levels, from first-time painters to experienced artists. The specific artwork will be revealed at the event, and any sample image shown in advance is only for inspiration since each session features a unique design. The cost is $38 per person. Reserve a spot with a $10 online deposit, then pay the remaining balance at the door, which is $28 by card or $25 in cash. For questions, call or text 573-631-8810.

Enjoy live music on the plaza with Tom Norton. Bring a lawn chair, sit back, and relax as you take in the show. While you are in town, remember to eat, drink, and shop local. This free concert is presented by Discover Farmington.

The Pack Rack hosts the second round of Summoner Skirmish opportunities, a paid premium tournament with a $15 entry fee and a 110 percent store credit payout for the Top Cut. Participants are expected to register through Riftbound or Riot Games so that promos and prize payouts can be issued. Riftbound: Summoner Skirmish is a premier competitive local event for the Riftbound Trading Card Game, previously the League of Legends TCG developed by UVS Games. Designed to connect local play with higher-level competition, it offers meaningful stakes, exclusive rewards, and a path toward larger events. These tournaments are held roughly twice per card set, use a 1v1 Constructed best-of-three format, and require players to bring a main deck, legend champion, rune deck, and sideboard. The day uses Swiss rounds followed by a Top Cut playoff, with matches typically running about 50 minutes. Prizes often include participation promo cards while supplies last, special Top 8 promos, and for the champion an exclusive playmat along with a first-round bye at upcoming Regional Qualifiers. The environment is known for being highly competitive with stricter rules enforcement, yet the community is welcoming and a solid place to connect with other dedicated players. To prepare, arrive with a legal, fully built deck and a completed deck list. Plan for a full tournament day by bringing snacks and water, and practice playing at a steady pace to avoid slow play issues in timed rounds.

Experience a high-energy, rocking night at Farmington Amvets.

The Pack Rack hosts a Halloween edition of Open Trade Day filled with trading, games, prizes, and sweet surprises. Festivities include the announcement of the Hallow-Evee-Ween 2026 Contest winners and a lively trading floor where fans can buy, sell, and trade Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Flesh and Blood, sports cards, and more. Table space is available for a small fee that includes a raffle ticket and a bag of candy, and wearing a costume earns extra raffle entries. Card battlers can jump into zombie-themed Pack Wars pods priced per person. Each player uses a single booster from the trading card game of their choice in a four-player pod, opens the pack without peeking, adds three basics such as lands or energy, starts at 10 life, and plays with only those contents. The pod winner takes every opened pack, and in paired play the winner takes both. A sports card twist is also available, where everyone uses the same kind of pack and a randomly called stat decides the victor, with the closest result without going over winning the pod or pairing. Every Pack Wars participant receives a raffle ticket, and costumes earn an extra one. A free, monster-themed Commander session invites players to use preconstructed Commander decks, with any play format allowed as long as the group agrees. Each participant begins with the same number of candy pieces, takes one from an opponent when that opponent is defeated, and the player with the most candy at the end earns a King of the Graveyard playmat. Promotions run all day. Buying a skull-marked single grants a complimentary Pack Wars entry. During Trick-or-Trade, completing a trade lets both traders draw from a candy dish, where green candy awards a free common or base card, orange provides a free bulk rare, prizm, or reverse holo valued at two dollars or less, and black means the drawer owes the other person a soda or snack from concessions. The Cursed Vault Raffle awards one ticket for every ten dollars spent in-store, with drawings for items such as MTG Collector Boosters, Pokémon Elite Trainer Boxes, FAB Armory Decks, and sports card hobby packs, blasters, and megas. Raffle winners are announced later in the day. Costumes are encouraged for extra fun, extra entries, and extra treats.

Experience a spring menu tasting tailored for future Artisan brides and grooms, while welcoming the public. The gathering begins with a cocktail hour featuring appetizers, followed by dinner. After purchasing tickets, a confirmation email will serve as the ticket, and no physical tickets are mailed. Refund requests must be made three days before the event.

Open Trade Day brings together card enthusiasts of all kinds for a free, all-day exchange. Fans of sports, gaming, non-sport, anime, and more can connect with fellow collectors and the public to buy, sell, and trade. Tables are available on a first come, first served basis, and each participant is limited to half a table so others have a chance. Attendees are responsible for safeguarding their own items. The Pack Rack is not liable for losses due to theft or actions of individuals outside its staff. Everyone is expected to be mindful, courteous, and respectful, and anyone who does not follow these guidelines will be asked to leave. These free trade days are scheduled whenever a fifth Saturday or fifth Sunday occurs in the same month, and tables remain available throughout the day.