Events in Potosi today

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.

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.

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.

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.

Three of the original film’s stars appear for a hosted screening of the movie, presented in a newly restored 4K version with a live shadow cast and interactive audience moments. Guests include the original Brad Majors, Barry Bostwick, the original Columbia, Nell Campbell, and the original Magenta, Patricia Quinn. The evening also features a memorabilia display, a VIP meet and greet, a costume contest, and other offerings.

Atomic By Jamo hosts the first full-length show from Voodoo Marshall Tucker Band, blending Southern rock with psychedelic improvisation for a lively night of music. Expect nods to songs like Can't You See and This Ol Cowboy. The Voodoo Players lineup features Sean Canan, Danny Liston, and Gary Hunt on guitars, Tom Denman on keys, Josip Capan on bass, and Joe Meyer on drums. This performance has been rescheduled from its original date.

Alfred Hitchcock’s landmark thriller screens outdoors on the backlot patio. Frequently copied and, at times, curtailed by censors, this 1960 classic reshaped horror cinema. Drawing on Robert Bloch’s novel, which echoed aspects of the Ed Gein case, the tale starts as a tense crime drama about a young woman, played by Janet Leigh, who escapes with $40,000, then shifts into a nerve-tightening portrait of Norman Bates, portrayed by Anthony Perkins. Praised by Roger Ebert for the way it speaks to primal fears, and featuring the legendary shower sequence, Psycho still chills more than six decades later.