Events in Park Hills, MO

Take an outdoor walk at Missouri Mines State Historic Site centered on movement and friendly conversation. Designed for area Christian moms, this gathering provides space to meet others, form connections, and grow community. Attendees may participate with children or on their own.

Part of Edelbrock Sick 66, the 100th Anniversary Edition, this stop at Bonne Terre Drag Strip brings an eighth-mile drag-and-drive experience to Route 66. The traveling event spans multiple tracks, and at this venue you can see hundreds of the fastest street legal cars in America, with Gassers on track as part of the show. Purchase tickets online to receive a $5 discount, and children 12 and under are admitted free.

This family-friendly Halloween attraction features a 10-acre haunted trail, concession items that glow in the dark, CarnEvil-style games with prizes, axe throwing, a petting zoo that includes treats for the animals, and three escape rooms suitable for families. Children can pick up complimentary treats, and there are several photo props for pictures. Admission is $10 per person. Children 3 and under are free, and with each paid ticket one guest under 18 receives free entry.

The 10th Pumpkin Fall Festival at Meert Tree Farm features a marketplace of unique, handmade finds. Browse creative gifts, artisan goods, and delicious treats made by local makers, with food trucks and jewelry among the offerings. Sneak peeks of vendor products and updates are shared on the event page. For more information, email stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com.

The 14th Annual Knights of Columbus #1185 Car Show brings together hundreds of vehicles, plus food and vendor booths. Early sign-up is available to reserve a spot and streamline check-in. The event includes on-site registration, judging across multiple classes, and a Best of Show honor, with an awards presentation to cap the day. A total of 200 goody bags will be available while supplies last.

This event features a Knights of Columbus car show paired with a vendor market. The kitchen at the KC Hall will offer food throughout the event, so refreshments are available while you browse. Please be cautious of scam comments that claim vendor booths are available.

Tracy Inman Band delivers a lively blend of classic and contemporary country that keeps the dance floor moving. The performance brings a Nashville flavor to the sound for an upbeat country experience.

Head outdoors for a walk and connect with other Christian moms from the area. Come solo or bring a friend, and you are welcome to participate with children or without. These walks focus on movement and building supportive community.

Celebrate spooky season with a double feature craft night hosted by Canvases N Corks in the Mill Room at the Dew Drop Inn. Choose between two Halloween inspired projects, a make and take cinnamon witch broom or a witches boots painting, and enjoy a relaxed evening with friends and a favorite beverage. The cost is 38 dollars per person. Reserve a seat with a 10 dollar deposit, then pay the remaining balance at the door, 28 dollars by card or 25 dollars with cash. Space is limited. Cancellations made 48 hours or more in advance receive a full refund. If canceling by noon on the day of the event, 50 percent of the deposit is refunded. After noon, the deposit is nonrefundable. For questions, call or text 573-631-8810.

Enjoy music from the 1960s through the 1990s at LaChance Vineyards. The focus is on songs from these decades, creating a nostalgic soundtrack across four eras.

Historic Downtown Farmington Missouri sets the scene for a free concert featuring live music from Tom Norton on the plaza. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs to get comfortable and unwind during the performance. While you are in the area, consider supporting local businesses by grabbing a bite, enjoying a drink, and browsing nearby shops. Discover Farmington presents the concert.

Celebrate Halloween with activities designed for all ages. Explore a haunted trail spanning 10 acres, enjoy glow-in-the-dark concessions, and play creepy carnival-style games with prizes. Try your hand at axe throwing, visit a petting zoo where guests can feed the animals, and take on three escape rooms created with families in mind. Children receive complimentary treats, and there are plenty of photo opportunities with themed props. Admission is $10 per person, and children 3 and under get in free.

The historic Village of Caledonia celebrates 25 years of its award-winning pumpkin festival with a patriotic theme in recognition of the nation’s 250th year. The day begins with a flag-filled parade, then continues with food, live music, a bull ride, Gelly Ball, pony rides, a petting zoo, games, and much more. Browse more than 100 booths featuring handmade goods and stop by the Caledonia History Tent to learn about local beginnings. Free shuttles run from Village Park to Rowe Crop Farm for the corn maze and pumpkin patch, and complimentary shuttle parking is available nearby. Admission is free for everyone. For more information, call 573-779-3907. Vendor participation is handled only by Molly, and no online payments are accepted.

The second Summoner Skirmish at The Pack Rack offers a premium Riftbound tournament with a $15 entry fee. Players compete in 1v1 Constructed best of three and must bring a main deck, legend champion, rune deck, and sideboard. The event runs Swiss rounds that lead into a Top Cut playoff, with matches typically timed at 50 minutes. The Top Cut receives a 110 percent store credit payout. Attendees are expected to register through Riftbound or Riot Games to be eligible for promos and prize distribution. As part of the Summoner Skirmish program for the Riftbound Trading Card Game, formerly the League of Legends TCG developed by UVS Games, this local premier event sits between casual gatherings and professional play, offering elevated stakes, exclusive rewards, and a path to higher competitions. Typical prize support includes participation promos while supplies last, Top 8 exclusives, and for the champion an exclusive playmat plus a first round bye at upcoming Regional Qualifiers. The environment is competitive with stricter rules enforcement, yet the community is welcoming and a good place to connect with potential testing partners. To prepare, bring a legal, complete deck with a filled out list, keep snacks and water on hand for a long tournament day, and practice maintaining a steady pace to avoid slow play in timed rounds.

An elegant casino-themed evening benefiting the MAC Foundation takes place at the MAC Industry & Technology Center. Cocktail attire is requested, with a VIP cocktail hour preceding general admission. The celebration supports the annual Enhancement Grant campaign and carries an All In for MAC theme. Last year’s edition sold out, reflecting strong community interest in this fundraiser.

Band X brings a rocking show to Farmington AMVETS Post 113.

Knights of Columbus #1185 hosts its annual Whole Hog Sausage Dinner at the KC Hall in De Soto. Enjoy a hearty, homemade plate featuring whole hog sausage with neck bones alongside sauerkraut, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, and fried apples, with ice cream for dessert. Adult meals are $15, kids ages 7 to 12 are $7, and children 6 and under eat free. Extra sausage is available for $4 per pound. Cash and card payments are accepted. You can eat on site or take your meal to go. For more information, call 636-586-2594.

Local authors come together at the Farmington Public Library for a collaborative feedback session in the large conference room. Writers working in any style are welcome to share their work and receive constructive comments from peers. Attendees are encouraged to bring a few printed copies of several pages so others can follow along and make notes.

Enjoy family-friendly Halloween fun with a 10 acre haunted trail, glow-in-the-dark concessions, eerie carnival-style games with prizes, axe throwing, and three escape rooms created with families in mind. Little ones can visit a petting zoo and share treats with the animals, pick up free goodies, and snap photos at several themed backdrops. Admission is $10 per person, and children ages 3 and under are admitted at no cost. Foster families receive free admission for this weekend.

Enjoy a relaxed, family friendly evening at Cafe Smok N Pi with live music from MargaritaBill. The menu features full-service smokehouse favorites, barbecue, and brick-oven pizza, creating a laid-back setting for families. Settle in for good tunes, satisfying bites, and friendly company. Arrive hungry, then stay for the music.

Mojo Universe performs a mix of rock and blues, featuring both cover tunes and original songs at VFW Post 1831 and Auxiliary.

A monthly networking meet up held on the third Tuesday brings people together to share information about their businesses. The gathering takes place at Mineral Area College in the MAC Tech building, located on the right side after entering the main driveway. Everyone is welcome to attend, especially those interested in connecting and exchanging business information.

A Red Cross blood drive is planned inside the Fellowship Hall of De Soto Christian Church. Making an appointment is recommended by calling the American Red Cross at 1-800-RED CROSS. Both standard blood donations and Power Red will be accepted.

This family friendly Halloween experience features a 10-acre haunted trail, concessions that glow in the dark, creepy CarnEvil games with prizes, ax throwing, and a petting zoo where guests can offer treats to the animals. It also includes three escape rooms designed for families, complimentary treats for kids, and plenty of photo props for fun snapshots. Admission is $10 per person, and children 3 and under are free.

Enjoy family friendly Halloween fun across a 10 acre haunted trail filled with seasonal thrills. Glow in the dark concessions set the mood, and CarnEvil themed games offer prizes. Try ax throwing, stop by the petting zoo with treats available for the animals, and take on three escape rooms designed for all ages. Kids can pick up free treats, and there are plenty of photo props for memorable pictures. Entry is $10 per person, and children 3 and under are free. This weekend, all kids 18 and under are free with a paid ticket, with one complimentary ticket available per paid admission.

A Halloween-themed trading experience fills The Pack Rack with a special Open Trade Day and Pack Wars. The day begins with the announcement of the Hallow-Evee-Ween 2026 Contest winners, then the “Haunted Bazaar” invites collectors to buy, sell, and trade Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Flesh and Blood, sports cards, and more. Tables are $5 and include one raffle ticket plus a candy bag, and costumes are encouraged with two raffle tickets for those who dress up. Throughout the event, Cursed Cards offers a free Pack Wars entry with the purchase of a skull-marked single. Trick-or-Trade adds a sweet twist to completed trades, where both traders draw from a candy dish. A green candy grants a free common or base card, an orange candy grants a free bulk rare, prizm, or reverse holo valued at $2 or less, and a black candy means the drawer owes the other person a soda or snack from concessions. The Cursed Vault Raffle runs all day, awarding one raffle ticket for every $10 in store purchases, with drawings later in the day for items like MTG Collector Boosters, Pokémon Elite Trainer Boxes, Flesh and Blood Armory Decks, and sports card products including hobby packs, blasters, and megas. Pack Wars: Zombie Pods is $6 per person. Each player receives one booster from a chosen trading card game and is grouped into pods of four. Players open their packs, avoid looking, add three basic resources such as lands or energy, start at 10 life with no mulligans, and battle using only the contents of the pack. The winner of each four-person pod takes all four packs, and in paired play the winner takes both. A sports version is also available, where all participants choose the same sports pack and a random stat determines the winner as the best or closest without going over. Every Pack Wars participant earns one raffle ticket, or two when in costume. “Monster Mashed” Commander is free. Players use a preconstructed Commander deck, and pods or pairs may agree on any format. Everyone starts with the same number of candy pieces. Take one candy from a player you defeat. The player holding the most candy at the end receives a King of the Graveyard playmat. Costumes are encouraged for extra treats and chances to win.

Designed for future Artisan brides and grooms, this tasting welcomes the public to explore a curated spring menu. The evening begins with a cocktail hour featuring appetizers and continues with dinner. After purchasing tickets, an email confirmation will be sent and will serve as entry, with no physical tickets provided. Refund requests must be made at least three days before the event.

Savor a four course meal from Thee Abbey Kitchen while a comedic murder mystery unfolds around you. The performance weaves through the dining experience, inviting guests into the plot as possible suspects or even potential victims. Enjoy flavorful courses, plenty of laughs, and an immersive whodunit that blends great food with interactive theatre.

Local authors can gather at the Farmington Public Library for a constructive critique session. The meeting takes place in the large conference room. Writers of every style are welcome, and bringing printed copies of a few pages makes it easier for others to follow along and share written feedback.

Deja Vu returns with a crowd-pleasing mix of songs that are easy to hum along to, and a singalong just might break out. The kitchen is serving a full menu that includes appetizers plus a pork steak special, all to enjoy with your favorite drinks. Settle in for live music and a satisfying bite while Deja Vu plays favorites.

This 5th Sunday Breakfast at the Knights of Columbus Hall serves a hearty lineup of favorites, including eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, pancakes, and fruit cocktail. The cost is $5 per person. Families and friends can enjoy generous portions and a friendly, satisfying meal.

Another edition of The Pack Rack's Open Trade Day for 2026 welcomes collectors from every corner of the hobby. Enthusiasts of sports, gaming, non-sport, anime, and more can connect with fellow collectors and the general public to buy, sell, and trade throughout the day, and there is no admission fee. Table spots are first-come, first-served, and each participant is limited to using half a table so more people can take part. Everyone is responsible for safeguarding their own items, and The Pack Rack is not liable for losses caused by theft or by the actions of anyone outside its staff. Courtesy and respect are required, and those who do not follow these expectations may be asked to leave. These complimentary trade days are scheduled whenever a month includes a fifth Saturday or fifth Sunday, and table access runs all day.

Opening weekend at The Cabin In The Woods Christmas Light Display features family activities and a special offer. Kids under 18 receive a free ticket with each paid adult admission, one free ticket per paid ticket. Enjoy an interactive wagon ride through the lights with elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and more. Expect giveaways during the ride, plus candy bags for every child from Santa. Santa will be available for photos. The petting zoo will be open, Reindeer games will be open, and Christmas concessions will be available. An optional Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk through is included at no extra charge. Admission is $10 per person.

Enjoy a festive holiday experience filled with lights and character encounters. An interactive wagon ride carries guests through the display where elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and others appear. There are giveaways during the ride, and every child receives a candy bag from Santa. After the ride, take photos with Santa, visit the open petting zoo, and try the Reindeer games. Seasonal treats are available at the Christmas concessions. For an extra thrill, explore the optional Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk-through, included at no additional cost. Admission is $10 per person.

Rebellion returns to Midway Bar & Grill for another appearance at the venue.

An American Red Cross blood drive will be held in the Fellowship Hall at De Soto Christian Church. Participants are encouraged to schedule an appointment in advance by calling 1-800-RED CROSS. Both regular blood donations and Power Red donations will be available.

Local authors gather at Farmington Public Library for a supportive critique session centered on sharing work and exchanging constructive feedback. The group meets in the large conference room. Writers working in any genre or format are welcome. To help the conversation, participants are encouraged to bring printed copies of a few pages so others can follow along and leave notes.

Enjoy classic favorites with Deja Vu at Hub's Pub and Grill Bonne Terre, paired with a special featuring pork steak and the complete menu. Admission is free, the setting is smoke free, and the service is friendly. Arrive early and plan to linger to make the most of the music and a good meal.

Opening weekend at The Cabin In The Woods Christmas Light Display offers family-friendly festivities and special savings. Children under 18 receive a free ticket with the purchase of an adult ticket, one free child per paid adult. The wagon ride through the lights is interactive, featuring Elves, Santa, the Gingerbread Baker, the Grinch, and more, with giveaways during the ride and candy bags for all children from Santa. Santa will also be available for photos. A petting zoo, Reindeer games, and Christmas concessions add to the celebration. For those seeking extra thrills, an optional Krampus Haunted Kingdom walk through is included at no additional charge. Admission is $10 per person, and this weekend only, all foster families get free entry.