Events in Springfield today

The fifth week training run offers distance options of 10, 5, and 1.5. Meet behind the school on the east side by the gazebo. The run will use the Fulbright Greenway Trails, and routes will be posted closer to the event. Depending on recent rain, there may be water crossings.

Friends of Abilities First presents the 2026 Sporting Clays Shootout at Ozarks Shooters Sports Complex in Walnut Shade. This annual gathering brings participants together for a morning on the course, followed by lunch and an awards presentation, while supporting local efforts that help people with disabilities in Greene County live the life they choose. Registration is $125 per person and includes 100 clay targets, an event T-shirt, and lunch. Individuals without a squad are welcome and will be grouped with a team. The day features check in, a safety briefing, time on the shooting stations, and a lunch and awards wrap up.

Stop by the Kids Market at the Greater Springfield Farmers Market, where kids run their own booths and sell handmade crafts, treats, and more. It is a free event and a great hands-on way for children to build confidence, practice money skills and entrepreneurship, meet local farmers, and enjoy prizes, games, and a fun community atmosphere.

This one day class offers practical preparation for birth for expectant parents and their chosen support person. Topics include what to expect in late pregnancy, how labor and birth progress, comfort strategies and pain relief options, common medical interventions, cesarean birth, and care for your newborn and the postpartum period. A guided tour of Labor & Delivery and Women & Newborn is included, so a separate tour sign up is not necessary. The class features videos on breastfeeding, a vaginal birth, and brief views of a cesarean. It is offered in person for those planning to deliver at CoxHealth. Please choose either this class or Natural Childbirth, not both. Plan to attend during your third trimester, and call The Women’s Center at 417-269-4664 option 2 to register. For best availability, call around 20 to 25 weeks. Registration closes three days before the class or when full. A two part evening version is also available, with details listed in a separate event.

Pitch in to protect Fassnight Creek during a volunteer cleanup hosted by The Springfield Art Museum in partnership with the Springfield-Greene County Park Board. These community-driven efforts support the creek’s health and beauty and encourage hands-on stewardship, with monthly outings when weather allows. Plan to wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty, and bring sunscreen, insect repellent, water, and a hat if you like. This is a family-friendly opportunity, and participants under 16 should take part with a caregiver. Pre-registration is requested. Bring a change of clothes and stay for On the Lawn after the cleanup, featuring live music, interactive art activities, and plenty of space to relax and recharge.

C-Street City Market offers a lively market experience in uptown Springfield, Missouri on Historic Commercial Street. Everyone is welcome, including families and dogs, with a mission to connect urban neighborhoods with local farmers and artisans. The market continues in all weather and highlights goods from these local producers. Applications from new vendors are being accepted, and interested participants can contact the market for details.

Enjoy a morning of fresh air and four legged company at the 2nd Annual Wag N' Walk Dog Walk Fundraiser at scenic Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park. Walkers can participate with or without a dog, set their own pace, and go as far as three miles, making it welcoming for all ages and energy levels. Every step helps raise funds for dogs and cats in need of love, care, and second chances. After the walk, attendees can visit sponsor booths with giveaways, browse Humane Society merchandise, meet adoptable animals, and take part in raffles for prizes. Water stations for people and pets will be available, scenic park views offer space to relax, and a bake sale adds a sweet treat to the day. Sponsorship opportunities are available with multiple levels that support pets in need while showcasing participating brands to a pet loving audience. All proceeds benefit the shelter and help give pets the second chances they deserve. Participants who bring a dog must sign a waiver on the day of the event confirming the dog is healthy, free from contagious diseases, and current on vaccinations, including rabies and DHPP.

A back to school bash offers free backpacks packed with school supplies for the first 200 kids who arrive. Families can enjoy games, prizes, and complimentary pizza slices. The celebration will wrap up once the backpacks are gone, and all activities are available while supplies last.

Discover a bi-monthly pop-up market with a mystical and metaphysical theme in the back room at Mystical Thoughts. Admission is free. New vendor spots are not available at this time, and the lineup of participating vendors will be announced soon.

New Growth Ministries International is hosting a free back to school bash for families across Springfield and nearby communities. The event offers backpacks and grade appropriate school supplies for elementary, middle, and high school students, along with new shoes as sponsorships allow, plus new socks and underwear. Students in need can also receive first day of school outfits. There will be snacks and refreshments, music, and family friendly activities. Everything is available at no cost while supplies last. Businesses and organizations are invited to partner by helping provide shoes, socks and underwear, and first day outfits so students can begin the school year with confidence and dignity.

The Back-to-School Chess Tournament at Code Ninjas Nixa invites young players ages 8 to 14 to enjoy an afternoon focused on tactical thinking, fair play, and a supportive competitive spirit. New and experienced participants are welcome. The event follows a Swiss-style format that guarantees multiple games, with pairings adjusted according to experience and round results. No official rating is required. Trophies and additional honors will recognize top finishers and standout performances. The entry fee is $15. Capacity is limited to 24 players, so early registration is recommended. Along the way, kids can build confidence, strengthen their skills, and connect with fellow chess enthusiasts in a welcoming setting.

Take a guided walking tour through Giboney Cave at Doling Park and dive into its myths, facts, and history. Expect muddy conditions, so wear shoes that can get dirty. Bring a headlamp or flashlight for exploring the passages. Space is limited and registration is required, with signups accepted through the day of the program. Plans may change based on weather or bat activity. The fee is $7 per person. Suitable for ages 4 and up, with participants ages 4 to 17 attending with an adult.

Experience a special Magic: The Gathering prerelease featuring The Hobbit. Each seat is $30, and space is limited.

Learn to turn invasive vines into attractive, functional baskets while exploring the traditions behind basket weaving with guidance from Katlyn Henson of Wildscapes Lanscaping. Each second Saturday features a new hands-on demonstration, so there is always a different project to try. Other sessions include building a foraged birdhouse with natural, gathered materials alongside the Wildscapes team, a creative option for nature lovers and crafters. Tickets are $15.

Enjoy Americana from Zero Day, a local duo featuring upright bass and acoustic rhythms. A full bar is available, along with dinner and breakfast options. There is no cover charge, and all ages are welcome.

This gathering celebrates and encourages donors and friends in a warm, uplifting setting. A suggested donation of $25 is welcomed. All proceeds support the Opening Doors of Hope for the Homeless Campaign.

Catch the Truck & Tractor Pull at the 90th Annual Ozark Empire Fair. It takes place in the Grandstand at the fairgrounds, and the event is outdoors, rain or shine. Gates open at 5:00 PM, with the main show starting at 6:00 PM. The event is all ages.

N2 Deep delivers a high energy mix of classic rock favorites spanning the 1960s through the 2000s, blending gritty guitar riffs with singalongs suited for a night on the town. The performance takes place at Carrie’s with no cover charge.

This 45-minute breath-centered energy practice is designed to release what feels heavy and help you reconnect with yourself. Rooted in pranayama, it uses conscious breathing to shift awareness beyond the physical and into the subtle energy body. Expect a mostly seated experience with clear guidance in a supportive space. No prior experience is needed, just your breath and a willingness to show up. A $10 suggested donation is accepted at the door, and all are welcome.

5C Gaming hosts a Magic the Gathering The Hobbit prerelease featuring one on one play over three rounds. The entry fee is $40. Prizes are awarded as a pack for each win.

This Flesh and Blood Skirmish Season 15 event takes place at 5C Gaming and uses the Silver Age format. Expect three to five rounds based on the number of players, with a $30 entry fee. Prizes include a Gem Pack and participation rewards, recognition for Top 8, Top 4, and Top 2, two playmats given to the winner and a randomly selected participant, and a Dorinthea, Quicksilver Prodigy Cold Foil Marvel for the champion.

Meet ambassador animals at the Show Me Reptile Shop in an informal setting that encourages questions and close observation. Guests can learn about a range of species, spend time with featured animal ambassadors, and talk with the team. It is suitable for devoted reptile fans as well as those who are simply curious.

Walkabout is a real world training opportunity at Lowe's Home Improvement for current and prospective members of Alliance of Therapy Pets. Attendees may bring friendly dogs to practice obedience and behaviors suited to therapy work in a public setting, help them grow comfortable with unfamiliar people, noises, and environments, meet and talk with current members, and get answers to membership questions. This is not a casual playtime for pups, and for everyone’s safety and comfort, dogs must remain under their handler’s control at all times.

Gather at 5C Gaming for a Silver Age format event featuring three best of one rounds. Entry is free, and prize support includes a gem promo pack.

Summer art camps at Art Zone offer flexible full-day and half-day options with daily themes shared in the event listings. Early drop off and late pick up are available for an additional $5 each. Students ages 5 and up are welcome. Please send a sack lunch for the scheduled lunch break and notify Art Zone of any known allergies. Pricing is $40 for a single full day and $25 for a half day, with multi-day discounts of $110 for three full days, $155 for four full days, and $175 for five full days. Participants who attend five full days in the same week will also get time on the pottery wheel at no additional cost.

Art Zone offers a homeschool art class designed for teens, with a new project introduced each month. In August the focus is acrylic painting, and students will create a painting inspired by a sweet treat. The class is taught by Catherine Russell, who holds a BSED in K-12 Art Education from MSU and a master’s in Studio Art and Theory from Drury University. She taught at Clever RV schools for 17 years and has served on the Missouri Art Education Board as a district representative and as the elementary chair. Classes run for four weeks, are open to ages 12 and up, and the monthly cost is $35.

Homeschool Club is a relaxed social gathering centered on creative LEGO building and connection with other homeschoolers. Weekly themes keep activities fresh. Entry is $5 per child, payable at the door or online. Parents and guardians are encouraged to stay and participate at no additional cost. There are no formal age restrictions, and this session is suggested for ages 4 to 9, while welcoming all homeschooled children as well as kids who have the day off.

A lively, interactive lunch centered on French bistro flavors. The menu highlights fresh tomato soup, indulgent Croque Monsieur sandwiches, a simple bistro salad, and Creme Brulee for dessert.

Buffalo Wild Wings in Springfield, Missouri is partnering with the Armed Services YMCA of Missouri to support military families in the local community. Guests who present the fundraiser flyer on a phone or as a printout will have 20 percent of net sales from their order donated to ASYMCA programs. Friends, family, and coworkers can participate together to help increase the impact.

This monthly business lunch group rotates among restaurants around the 417, offering a chance to mingle over a meal and connect with other business professionals in the area. Please RSVP so enough seats can be reserved.

Open studio time at Forming Art Studios provides space to create with plenty of room to spread out and a selection of supplies to support a range of projects. Access is $10 when bringing your own materials, or $20 with supplies included. Those who need a dedicated creative space beyond open studio hours can inquire about 24/7 studio key rentals. This studio space operates separately from Formed Gallery.

Friendly competition hits the fairways at Millwood Golf and Racquet Club with an alumni golf tournament developed through the Bright Idea Hub and organized by alumni advisors in partnership with the Leadership Springfield team. Proceeds benefit Leadership Springfield’s 40th Anniversary fundraiser, with options to enter a 4-person team or support the event through sponsorship. LeadSGF alumni and friends are welcome to take part, and alumni status is not required. The day features lunch and check-in followed by a shotgun start.

Designed with homeschoolers in mind, this Art and Dance class invites ages 5 and up to build a castle tower and melt glass to form the surrounding moat. Participants may take both Art and Dance together or choose only one of the two options. Finished pieces will be ready two weeks after the work is completed. Instruction is provided by Catherine Russell, who holds a BSED in K12 Art Education from MSU and a master’s degree in Studio Art and Theory from Drury University. Her experience includes 17 years teaching at Clever RV schools, and service on the Missouri Art Education Board as District Representative and Elementary Chair.

Hobby Night @ 5C offers time and space to work on hobbies or crafts. Attendees can meet others, be creative, and collaborate in a friendly atmosphere.

This weekly Miniatures Paint Night invites hobbyists to bring their current projects and enjoy painting alongside fellow enthusiasts. The gathering has an official end, but the creativity often continues informally afterward. On the same day, the Frostgrave League takes place. The game is miniatures-agnostic, so you can use models you already own. Choose a Wizard and an Apprentice, then dive into the quest for treasure in a frozen realm.

Move beyond automatic settings and build the core skills that lead to stronger photography. At Bedford Camera & Video in Springfield, this intermediate class explores how light and exposure work together, with focused practice on shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and reading histograms. Expect coverage of both basic and advanced camera operations, key photographic and digital terminology, shooting techniques and styles, plus demonstrations and practice assignments that reinforce each concept. The course can be completed as four 2-hour meetings or as a single 6-hour session. Prerequisites include completion of 103 Digital Photography I, fundamental computer abilities such as transferring, renaming, uploading or downloading, and emailing image files, and prior familiarity with camera operation, lens characteristics, composition, and lighting concepts. Tuition is $125 per student, and enrollment is limited to between 8 and 18 participants.

The August gathering takes place at The Library Center in Community Room A and welcomes pregnant and breastfeeding parents, their support people, and children of all ages. It offers a chance to talk about breastfeeding and parenting with other families. La Leche League Leaders will be available to address individual breastfeeding questions. The meeting is informal and centered on sharing real-life experiences, practical tips, and encouragement from both Leaders and parents. It is a friendly space for peer support and connection, with expectant, new, and experienced parents attending alongside their babies. Discussion topics rotate through various aspects of breastfeeding, and each session adapts to the needs of those present, prioritizing attendees’ questions.

At 5C Gaming, this Magic: The Gathering Pauper Commander event offers free entry and a casual free play setup, so participants can enjoy as many games as they wish. Prize support includes a Pauper promo card.

The new Monday Night Ride sponsored by Bicycle Outlet brings cyclists together for approximately 15 city miles. Riders meet at Wesley Church, then follow mostly bike routes that head north before looping back south to finish at the church. Expect a pace of about 13 mph. Helmets and lights are required.

The Arthur Duncan Jazz Trio performs live each week at Where House Bar.

Hometown Tourist is back at Ebbets Field with a lively mix of original songs and covers that span genres and decades. When the weather cooperates, the music takes place on the Partio, with a move indoors if conditions change. Expect fresh twists and fun surprises each week. There is no cover charge.

Hosted by Kevin Lowery and Nate Schaefer, this open mic comedy night spotlights local talent and welcomes first-time performers. Expect a playful mix of jokes that hit and others still finding their footing as comics try out new material. Performer sign-ups are available, and there is no cover.

Springfield Livestock Marketing Center will host a live livestock marketing auction at its facility. Bidding begins in the morning, and the sale will be held at the center’s location on West Independence Drive.

Enjoy Taco Tuesday with tacos priced at $1.99 all day. Options include soft or crunchy shells with chicken, beef, or bean fillings.

Homeschool Club offers a relaxed social hour centered on LEGO building and connecting with other homeschool families. Themes rotate each week to keep things fresh. Two sessions run each week, one on Monday and one on Tuesday. While there are no strict age limits, the Monday gathering is recommended for ages 4 to 9, and the Tuesday meetup is geared toward ages 10 and up, though anyone is welcome at either. Admission is $5 per child, payable at the door or online. Parents and guardians are encouraged to stay and take part at no additional cost. The club welcomes homeschoolers as well as kids who have the day off.

Take a break for a relaxed two-hour session of hosted club play. The format is casual with no scoring and no substitutes. Two session options are offered each week. The drop-in fee of $15 comes with one weekly raffle prize and also counts as an entry toward the end-of-summer grand prize. Each session is limited to 36 players. Registration is available through the organizer’s website or by sending a message to reserve a seat, with payment handled at the venue.

With Nowhere's Store of Forgotten Lore closing at the end of the month, daily tarot readings are relocating to Pasithea Wellness Center in Springfield. In addition to the Silver Sage Renaissance Festival, Springfield sessions will take place at this new location. The updated weekly schedule runs on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.

Children and older adults come together in a warm, intergenerational setting that fosters kindness, empathy, and a shared sense of belonging. Young participants learn from the life experience of seniors, build compassion and confidence, and enjoy themselves in a supportive space. Possible activities include simple crafts and games, storytelling, light music or gentle movement, and time for snacks and conversation. The emphasis is on forming friendships across generations and discovering real-life lessons that grow through meaningful connection.

Young builders can take part in a weekly club focused on adventure, creativity, imagination, and LEGO. For ages 6 to 13, each session includes fun, themed builds, mini challenges, and plenty of time to show off new creations. It is an after school setting where kids can create, explore, and make new friends. Two sessions are available each week, and the cost is $10.00 per person.

Educators are the focus of an evening at the Whisper Mill Speakeasy inside 14 Mill Market, created to celebrate those who give so much throughout the year. Serotonin Centers will offer special pricing for teachers on neurotoxin treatments and B12 injections, with verification by school ID or a recent pay stub. It is a chance to ease into the new school year or unwind after summer with a bit of self-care in a cozy setting made for relaxing and conversation. Prepare for the first day, navigate the back-to-school rush, or simply treat yourself to a small refresh.

Neighbors, first responders, and community organizations come together in Springfield for a free National Night Out focused on building safer, stronger neighborhoods and positive connections. Attendees can see police vehicles, get an up-close look at fire trucks, and enjoy complimentary hot dogs, ice cream, and Ozark Mountain Popcorn. Games and activities are planned for kids and adults, with lots of family-friendly fun throughout. No registration is required, and the gathering supports community partnerships that help make Springfield a better place to live.

Celebrate National Night Out at Meador Park and Pool with pickleball, discounted swimming, and conversations about public safety. This free, all-ages gathering welcomes families and neighbors to enjoy friendly games on the courts. Equipment is provided, or bring your own. It is also a Splash & Sizzle night, so Meador Pool offers $1 admission during event hours for an easy cool down between matches. Presented in partnership with the Community Partnership of the Ozarks’ National Night Out campaign, which builds police community partnerships and supports safer Springfield neighborhoods.

At 5C Gaming, Pokemon players can take part in organized play using a Constructed Standard format. The schedule features three rounds, with matches decided in best-of-three series. There is no cost to enter, and Pokemon Prize promo packs are available as rewards.

Carpet oval racing takes center stage at 417 Race Place with a welcoming mix of competition, learning, and friendly track time. The evening starts with practice and then rolls into head-to-head racing on the oval. Featured classes include Losi NASCAR, Losi Truck, and Losi Sprint in box stock form, along with 360 Sprint 13.5. Additional categories can be added whenever at least three drivers enter. NASCAR skill divisions are used when turnout allows, with ARCA for rookies, Xfinity for intermediate drivers, and Cup for experts. The race director may reclassify participants to keep the fields tight and the action competitive. The entry fee is $20 per class. New and experienced RC oval racers alike can count on close laps and a helpful community. Turn left, keep it quick, and enjoy the action at 417 Race Place.

1 Million Cups Springfield meets in person each week at the Sunshine Event Center on the third floor of Plaza Towers for casual networking and complimentary coffee. Afterward, a live podcast from Run It Studios keeps the conversation going. For potential updates or cancellations, especially around holidays or during inclement weather, check social media.

Settle in with a blanket or a chair near the Roston Native Butterfly House for a butterfly themed story led by Docent Lindsey. After the reading, take a little time to explore the butterfly house. This program is free, and no registration is required. For more information, call 891-1515, ext. 4.

Each week, this kids club focuses on LEGO building with themed projects, quick challenges, and time for participants to showcase what they create. Designed for ages 6 to 13, it offers an after school opportunity to build, explore, and meet new friends. Multiple sessions are available each week. Admission is $10 per person.

A guitar-based wellness group supports veterans living with PTSD and moral injury through shared music-making and peer connection. Sessions are led by a certified music therapist who combines group support with practical guitar instruction. In-person meetings take place at the Center for Music Therapy and Wellness, and virtual participation can be arranged upon request through Zoom. Street parking and an accessible entry are available. The initiative is a collaboration among the Moral Injury Institute, the Center for Music Therapy, and the Springfield VA Vet Center, working together to place guitars and musical tools in the hands of veterans. For information or to receive weekly email updates that include sheet music, contact tommy@moralinjuryinstitute.org. Donations of instruments, equipment, or cash are noted as ways to support the program.

Shaun Munday brings a soulful, groove-forward performance to The Order inside Hotel Vandivort. Blending soul, R&B, and jazz, he delivers a solo set with the fullness and energy of a complete band. The atmosphere suits an easy wind-down with a beverage or a relaxed night out, with songs that flow from smooth and mellow to upbeat and spirited. Expect a dynamic showcase of expressive vocals, tight rhythms, and musical versatility in an intimate setting.

Designed for parents who want to pursue an unmedicated birth, this in person class serves as an alternative to Prepared Childbirth. It explores practical ways to manage labor sensations, including focused breathing, relaxation techniques, and helpful positions, while also covering what to expect in the Labor and Delivery setting. A support person is encouraged to attend. Participants will view educational videos on vaginal delivery and breastfeeding. The class concludes with a guided look at the Labor & Delivery and Women & Newborn units, and no separate tour registration is required. This offering is intended for those planning to deliver at CoxHealth. Please choose either this course or Prepared Childbirth, since limited capacity does not allow attendance at both. Many attendees plan for the last trimester, and reaching out around weeks 20 to 25 can help with availability. Registration closes three days before the session or sooner if it fills. For phone assistance with registration, call The Women’s Center at 417-269-4664, option 2.

Maker’s Collective is a club for sewing and quilting that meets each month and brings together creativity and community. Every session introduces a fresh pattern and a new technique, helping participants build skills, find inspiration, and complete projects they will love. Attendees learn by doing, share what they are working on, tackle inspiring challenges, play lighthearted games, and enjoy plenty of laughs in a friendly setting. Whether the goal is to sharpen existing skills, try something different, or simply sew alongside others, this is a welcoming place to create and connect. Each session is $5.

Riftbound: Nexus Nights at 5C Gaming features a Constructed format across three rounds. The entry fee is $8. Prizing includes Nexus Night promo packs and a pack for each round win, with a pack also available if you do not win any rounds.

Dirk's Pokemon TCG League is a weekly event for fans of the Pokemon Trading Card Game.

Enjoy a free evening devoted to improvisation, centered on play and fun rather than formal instruction. Attendees are invited to bring an improv game and be ready to explain it so the group can try it together. Family and friends are welcome to participate or to watch. The gathering takes place in the Boardroom.

Swing by Springfield Comedy Club for Open Mic Night, a free Wednesday show featuring both seasoned comedians testing out new material and first-timers getting stage time. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. There are happy hour specials all night. If you are chosen to perform, you can expect up to 4 minutes on stage.

Aimed at professionals who want to grow their business and build genuine relationships, this gathering brings together positive, motivated people. The emphasis is on effective networking that prioritizes real connections and results.

Amber Violet brings a live set to Palm & Paddle Grille, pairing the music with a lively Springfield atmosphere and food and drinks from the kitchen and bar. A singer songwriter who has been performing over the past couple of years, she has appeared at festivals, listening rooms, and private gatherings around Arkansas. She accompanies herself on guitar and keyboard, blending influences from country, pop, punk, alternative, and classic rock into songs that highlight her distinctive voice.

At 5C Gaming, this free-entry Premier format event features three best-of-three rounds, with Weekly Play Packs as prizes.

At 5C Gaming, this Classic Constructed event consists of three rounds. Entry is free, and every participant receives a Gem Pack.

Gailey’s Breakfast Cafe hosts a game night in collaboration with 5C Gaming, featuring MarioKart on the Nintendo Switch with chances to win prizes and an extensive selection of board games spanning classics and quirky favorites. Guests with a student or teacher ID receive 20 percent off their tab. The evening pairs good food with friendly competition and suits both solo players and groups.

Mark Chapman, a songwriter from the Springfield area, brings an intimate acoustic set that puts his original music front and center. Years of writing and performing have shaped a sound rooted in sincerity and connection. As frontman of the Mark Chapman Band, he has toured regionally and played alongside nationally known artists, earning a reputation as a standout on the local scene. These acoustic performances spotlight the storytelling and passion at the core of his songs. For more details, check the ticket link.

Born as a local alternative to National Novel Writing Month, this community has grown into a year-round writers club with regular write-ins at Nowhere's Store of Forgotten Lore. Expect a relaxed, encouraging space where the shared momentum helps you focus on writing, with group word count targets and support for tracking your own goals. Outside food and drinks are welcome, and there are snacks and plenty of caffeine at the counter. Remote participation is available through Discord video if that is easier. The group also runs OctoWriMo, a 30-day challenge aiming for 50,000 words, followed by a celebration when it concludes. You can set a personal target that fits your comfort level, and accountability is available on request, from goal tracking to check-ins. Your project can take any form you prefer, including a screenplay, a script, a memoir, or a collection of short stories, and you can measure progress by word count or by pages.

A weekly Commander league hosted by Dirk features rotating seasonal themes and community Commander play. Seasons usually run for eight weeks, concluding with a match between the top four players for a spot on Dirk's Hall of Heroes. The entry fee is $5 per person, and prizes are awarded to a group each week. Capacity is limited and tends to fill quickly.