Sight & Sound Theatres brings the Bible to life on Branson’s largest stage. This one-of-a-kind family experience includes a 300-foot wraparound stage, 40-foot-high sets and an amazing variety of live animals. Playing in 2014: “Jonah.”

The Springfield Cardinals, the AA affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals, season runs Apr-Sep. When you catch a game at Hammons Field, you get a glimpse of what’s next for the big leagues!

The Green family, founders of national arts-and-crafts retailer Hobby Lobby, has amassed one of the world’s largest private collections of rare biblical artifacts. Passages is a 30,000-square-foot, interactive living-history exhibit that chronicles the remarkable story behind the Bible.

Directed by Dr. Robert Bradley

Camp out at beautiful Ritter Springs Park in your own camper, trailer or tent. Includes canoeing or kayaking, catch & release fishing, Dutch Oven cooking clinic and lunch, geocaching, hiking and more. Registration required one week in advance.

Scott has just returned home from two years overseas. Dad wants him to take over the family business, but Scott wants to be a full-time writer. To make matters worse, his brother is pushing him to get into a serious relationship. The End Came in Spring will take you on Scott’s journey to discovering himself and God’s will for his life.

TREK CON is a Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Comic Book convention where fans come together for a fun filled weekend with celebrities, costumes and events for all fandoms!

Anthony Jeselnik is a stand-up comedian, most famous for the Comedy Central Roast of Donal Trumpand Charlie Sheen as well as THE Jeselnik Offensive, which he starred in and created, airing for two seasons in 2013.

What’s delicious, mouthwatering and benefits 7 local Children’s Charities?

C-Street Market, the sweetest little market in town, features small-scale farmers, bakers and crafters in a friendly and intimate market experience at the historic Jefferson Avenue Footbridge.

Farmers Market of the Ozarks combines farm fresh goodness, hand-crafted products and local eateries, all in one location easily accessible to the Ozarks community. Shop for groceries, find unique gifts, have breakfast and lunch or enjoy some local music, all within the market’s laid back atmosphere under the only permanent farmers’ market pavilion in the Ozarks. The market accepts SNAP, debit and credit cards.

Hundreds of volunteers are needed to help ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ on Saturday May 10th during the National Association of Letter Carriers’ ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive. Volunteers are needed throughout the day to help sort and pack away donated food at The Salvation Army’s main location – 1707 W. Chestnut Expressway.

May 3, Saturday, 7:00 p.m. – College of the Ozarks Orchestra – This group of 50+ members will be performing at the battlefield for the first time, playing patriotic selections in front of the Visitor Center.

Mark your calendars because Springfield Dance Alliance’s second annual spring dance concert, Bloom: Spring into Dance is coming up! Springfield Dance Alliance, founded in 2012, brings together professional artists of various backgrounds to create diverse concerts featuring a wide range of dance styles. Bloom includes choreography by Missouri State University faculty, Phenomenon Dance Company, Credo Dance Academy and many independent Alliance choreographers. Springfield Dance Alliance concerts offer something for everyone: from powerful, athletic modern dance selections to ethereal contemporary ballet, and energetic Egyptian folkloric dance to character-driven theatrical comedy. Come and experience a stimulating and unique dance performance that brings together Springfield’s talented artistic community!