Learn how to persist through setbacks and see challenges as opportunities for growth.

Growth Mindset is a four session course offered every Thursday starting February 6, from 5:15 PM to 6:30 PM at Love Columbia (1209 E Walnut St). There is no cost to attend, and you can start any week!

Module 1: Grow with Emotional Intelligence
Module 2: Master Communication Through Mindset
Module 3: Transform Roadblocks into Opportunities
Module 4: Overcome Obstacles to Reach Your Dreams

MOSY + Ragtag Cinema present: Kiki's Delivery Service

In this beloved coming-of-age animated film from Japanese powerhouse Studio Ghibli, young witch Kiki and her talking cat Jiji move to a seaside village where she must spend a year alone honing her magical abilities. In need of income, Kiki uses her broom flying skills to start a popular delivery service. However, when Kiki has a lapse in confidence, she must find a way to regain her magical abilities. This screening will be preceded by a musical performance from MOSY musicians and followed by a panel discussion exploring the relationship between music and film.

Panelists include Wilbur Lin, Music Director for MOSY; Eric Lancaster, Assistant Teaching Professor of Japanese at the University of Missouri-Columbia; and Ramsay Wise, Assistant Teaching Professor and Film Critical Studies Coordinator at the University of Missouri-Columbia.

This music + film experience is a great teaser for the final concert of the 2024/2025 MOSY Season, The Music of Studio Ghibli happening on May 9, 2025 at the Missouri Theatre.

Ragtag Member pricing for this special event is $11. Guffman and up benefits are eligible for this event. General admission is $16.

There is limited seating so get your tickets and secure your spot!

The Blue Note Presents
COREY KENT
The Black Bandana Tour
with Lanie Gardner

Thursday, April 10, 2025
Doors 7pm // Show 8pm
The Blue Note

$25-$45
On Sale Friday @ 10am: https://bit.ly/48ZYPbV
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*The Blue Note and Rose Music Hall are cashless facilities. Our bar and box office will only accept card and Apple Pay.

Get ready for the 2025 HBAC Home Show, taking place April 11th from 12:00-6:00 pm and April 12th from 9:00 am-4:00 pm at the Northeast Event Center in Columbia, MO!
This exciting event brings together a vast array of home improvement products, services, expert advice, and exclusive deals. Whether you're planning a remodel, need expert guidance, or just want to get inspired, this is your chance to connect with industry leaders. With hundreds of exhibitors, hands-on demonstrations, and activities for the whole family, it’s the ultimate destination for homeowners.

Caleb Alexander Music Productions is excited to present it's first Studio Showcase!

Come join us for an evening full of music featuring over 20 performers, multiple genres, and multiple generations of musicians!

Stay tuned for a YouTube Live Stream link, performer announcements, and drink specials!

Join us on Friday, April 11th at 6:30pm at Cooper's Ridge for the next installment of Uncorked!

Doors open at 6:30pm for Appetizers & Welcome Cocktails | Dinner & Pairings Begin at 7pm

Enjoy a brand new collection of wines paired with dinner courses crafted by Chef Craig Hindelang of Catering By Design.

Featuring Live Music by Dallas Jones!

Join Missouri United Methodist Church for a powerful and eye-opening seminar where we’ll explore, with the help of a representative from the City of Columbia and COMAC, the realities of homelessness in Columbia and surrounding communities and discuss the church’s vital role in fostering dignity, compassion, and connection.

If you have any touchpoint with unhoused neighbors through your church—whether in ministry, outreach, or daily encounters—this seminar is for you.

Date: Saturday, April 12

Sharing a Meal, Building Understanding: 8:00 – 8:50 AM

Seminar: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Location: Missouri United Methodist Church, 204 S. 9th Street, Columbia, MO (Office Phone: 573-443-3111)

This is more than just a discussion—it’s a call to action. Come learn how we can better engage, support, and serve our unhoused neighbors in a way that reflects Christ’s love. Your presence matters.

  R.S.V.P. by April 11, 2025.

RSD lists are out. We’ll try to order anything y’all want but no presh either way. Mark your calendar for (SAT APRIL 12th)…. Live music, wild food, crazy sales etc… you won’t wanna miss it

Join us Saturdays 10-11 AM and Mondays 4-5 PM for a gentle yoga class!

April 12 – May 3, 2025
Come experience the rhythm, history, and vibrant legacy of jazz in our community!
Join us as we celebrate three decades of unforgettable jazz in Columbia! This special exhibit, created in partnership with the We Always Swing® Jazz Series, features a stunning collection of signed posters and photographs from legendary performers like Bobby Watson, Dave Brubeck, and more.
Opening Reception:
Saturday, April 12 | 3:00 – 6:00 PM
Many of the signed posters will be available for a suggested donation — proceeds benefit both the Jazz Series and the Montminy Gallery.
Proudly sponsored by Commerce Bank.

SOLE BROS SNEAKER & STREETWEAR CONVENTION

Columbia, it’s time to lace up! Join us on April 12th for an exclusive Sneaker, Clothing & Thrift Convention, hosted by Sole Bros—where sneaker culture meets community impact!

When? April 12th | 11 AM - 6 PM
Where? 800 cherry street, Columbia MO 65201 (Above Bank of America)
Entry: Just $5 at the door!

Come buy, sell, and trade sneakers, vintage clothing, and streetwear while supporting a great cause. This event is a fundraiser for Dream Tree Academy, a local nonprofit helping Columbia’s youth develop entrepreneurship skills.

Expect rare kicks, exclusive apparel, local vendors, live music, and good vibes all day. Whether you're a collector, reseller, or just love streetwear, this is the event for you!

DRIP AFTER DARK: After party!

Tag your sneakerhead crew & pull up!

Opening Reception:
Saturday, April 12 | 3:00 – 6:00 PM
Come experience the rhythm, history, and vibrant legacy of jazz in our community!
Celebrate three decades of unforgettable jazz in Columbia! This special exhibit, created in partnership with the We Always Swing® Jazz Series, features a stunning collection of signed posters and photographs from legendary performers like Bobby Watson, Dave Brubeck, and more.
Many signed posters will be available for a suggested donation — proceeds benefit the Jazz Series and the Montminy Gallery.
Exhibit Runs April 12 – May 3, 2025
Proudly sponsored by Commerce Bank.

Since 2013, The She Said Project’s That’s What She Said performances have been inspiring audiences and empowering communities throughout the country with powerful, intimate stories shared by local women. 

In this third annual production in Columbia presented by Flat Branch Bank, nine women from the community will take the stage and share their stories of success, joy, hardship, and overcoming barriers. This year's speakers are Ana Garcia, Ava Gunderson, Greta Gunderson, Shaunda Hamilton, Dr. Linda Helmick, Rochara Knight, Erica Pefferman, Valerie Shaw, & Ayako Tsuruta. The show is produced and directed by Allie Teagarden.

This is an evening for the entire community to come together and celebrate the contributions of women here in Columbia (you don't have to be a woman to attend - all are welcome!). 

Each That’s What She Said show supports a charitable cause in the community. This year's show will support Love Columbia, with our 25% ticket sales donation being used to provide single moms with housing & utility support.

Your ticket to the show also includes a complimentary wine, beer, cider, or mocktail along with a sweet treat for you to enjoy upon your arrival at the Missouri Theatre. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 7 p.m. 

While we do not have a minimum age requirement to attend, please note that mature, emotional, and even traumatic themes can be present in the speakers' stories. We encourage parents and all attendees to use discretion. Support will be available on site to any attendees who would like to speak with a mental health professional at the show.

Tickets are available at: 

https://comotickets.com/events/thats-what-she-said-columbia-2025-4-12-2025

Join us Saturdays 10-11 AM and Mondays 4-5 PM for a gentle yoga class!

The Blue Note Presents
STAVROS HALKIAS
The Dreamboat Tour

April 14, 2025
Doors 6pm / Show 7pm
at The Blue Note

Tickets $39.50-$65
On Sale Friday @ 10am: https://bit.ly/stavvy-baby

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*The Blue Note and Rose Music Hall are cashless facilities. Our bar and box office will only accept card and Apple Pay.

Join us Monday nights for our Community Showcase "Open Mic"
Sign up to play is on a first come, first play basis. We take every step to ensure everyone who shows gets an opportunity on stage.

We're featuring several local favorites and fresh faces. Featured artists each week from 6-7PM, then open mic follows!

This is part of an ongoing series – if you miss a Monday, we'd love to see you at the next!

Friends are always welcome to join – we have a stash of board games and cards! We're runnin' sandwich specials while supplies last! Ask your bartender what the featured sammies are for the week!

Email booking@cafeberlincomo.com with any questions

Join us for a free activity for children ages 3-5. Each activity is designed for are pre-K friends to socialize and practice their skills! Please RSVP by sending us a message through FB. We want to make sure we have enough supplies.

MU Sinclare School of Nursing (MUSSON) students will be offering a free health screenings to the public. Mizzou Nursing students will be providing blood pressure and blood glucose level screening on Tuesday, April 15th. This clinic will be held from 5p-8p at 105 E. Ash ST, Second Floor, Columbia MO 65203

Rose Music Hall Presents
BOYWITHUKE
The Burnout World Tour
with Special Guest Ethan Bortnick

Tuesday, April 15, 2025
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
at Rose Park (Outside Rose Music Hall)

*Due to high foot traffic, we will not be allowing outside chairs/blankets in the park. If you are needing an ADA accommodation, please reach out to us in advance at info@thebluenote.com.

$30 ADV / $35 DOS
On Sale Friday, November 22 @ 10am: https://bit.ly/boywithuke-rp

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*The Blue Note and Rose Music Hall cashless facilities, meaning that we are unable to accept cash as a form of payment

Join us every other Wednesday for this free activity at Speckled Frog Toys & Books. We will set up and guide you through sensory activities and easy play ideas with your 1-3 year old. This is an awesome opportunity to explore, learn, and share. Please RSVP by sending us a FB Message.

Coming to Columbia, Missouri, this April is the Moving Missouri Forward Summit!

The Summit is a pivotal event that brings together leaders, policymakers, advocates, and community members to explore and enhance transportation options and opportunities across Missouri. This three-day experience will feature engaging discussions, workshops, and impactful speakers focused on creating inclusive, accessible, and sustainable transportation solutions.

With a registration rate of just $100, this event offers invaluable insights into creating safer and more diverse transportation options in Missouri. Plus, numerous partial and full scholarships are available to ensure financial barriers don’t stand in the way of attending! 

The Moving Missouri Forward Summit will be held April 16-18, 2025, in the new tower at The Broadway Hotel—we hope you’ll join us!

For the full details on the Summit, click on the link here: lomocomo.org/summit

Come and join us for April’s New Romantics Book Club, where we’ll be discussing Shoot Your Shot, by the excellently-named Lexi LaFleur Brown. Rachel Reid calls it: “A hilarious, sexy debut from an author who truly knows her hockey.”

Jaylen "JJ" Jones's hockey career is over. After not securing an NHL contract with the Seattle Rainiers, Jaylen decides to bid the city farewell with a final night of fun, blowing off steam with an anonymous one night stand. But when a last-minute roster spot opens up on the Rainiers, he connects his luck to the girl he spent the night with. Superstitious Jaylen is desperate to keep her around--his career depends on it.

Aspiring tattoo artist Lucy Ross isn't so sure about the proposition to remain Jaylen's lucky charm--she's been called a lot of things in her life, but good luck has never been one of them. But stuck in a career slump, Lucy has everything to gain. Hoping for an apprenticeship hasn't offered much stability, and Jaylen is willing to pay any price to get Lucy to agree...so maybe sending him a routine text message before each game won't be too hard.

What starts as an agreement to trade favors--a good luck text in exchange for tattooing practice for Lucy's portfolio--quickly turns into sizzling chemistry that's too delicious to deny. But Lucy's been in too many situationships to even think about getting attached again, and Jaylen is clearly only with Lucy as long as it's helping his gameplay...

Neither of them expecting getting lucky could be so complicated.

Learn how to persist through setbacks and see challenges as opportunities for growth.

Growth Mindset is a four session course offered every Thursday starting February 6, from 5:15 PM to 6:30 PM at Love Columbia (1209 E Walnut St). There is no cost to attend, and you can start any week!

Module 1: Grow with Emotional Intelligence
Module 2: Master Communication Through Mindset
Module 3: Transform Roadblocks into Opportunities
Module 4: Overcome Obstacles to Reach Your Dreams

Fretboard Coffee hosts an open mic night every month on the 3rd Friday from 6PM-9PM! We love all all styles of music and art! All are welcome - any instrument, music, or spoken word.

Sign ups begin at 5:30 at the bar and the host will kick things off at 6pm

We will have full coffee service as well as choice Logboat Cans!

Step into the enchanting world of Harry Potter and experience an unforgettable night full of magic, mystery, and fun! Our Mischief Managed feast is a themed event where witches, wizards, and magical beings of all ages can come together to enjoy a spellbinding evening.

What to Expect:

A Grand Dinner Feast: Savor a delicious dinner fit for a Hogwarts student. Our magical menu will transport you straight to the Great Hall with dishes inspired by your favorite wizarding world meals.

 Live Owls: Get ready to be amazed as you can experience our live variety of owls up close and personal, delivering magical moments throughout the night. These majestic creatures will make you feel like you’ve stepped into the wizarding world.

 Cocktails Inspired by the Wizarding World: Sip on themed cocktails, each inspired by magical potions. Whether you're enjoying a Butterbeer or a Polyjuice Potion, our drinks will have you feeling like you’re in the heart of the Leaky Cauldron.

 Wand Decorating Station: Unleash your inner wizard at our wand decorating station! Choose from a variety of colors, charms, and magical designs to create your very own personalized wand, ready for casting spells all night long.

 Sorting Hat Ceremony: Will you be placed in Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, or Hufflepuff? Let Professor Dumbledore himself guide you through the Sorting Hat ceremony, and find out which house you truly belong to!

Trivia Game: Want to test your knowledge on Harry Potter? Challenge yourself to 8 rounds of competitive trivia questions that will have you mystically thinking. 

This isn’t your average Cinderella. Mareck Dance, in collaboration with the Odyssey Chamber Music Series, is
bringing a dazzling new take on the
classic fairy tale to life at the Missouri

Theatre on April 18 and 19. With two grand pianos on stage and a bold, contemporary twist, this original production of Prokofiev’s Cinderella transforms glass slippers into pointe shoes, weaving a magical story of love, self-discovery, and independence in the modern world.

“We wanted to give Cinderella a
fresh, modern spin while still honoring
the timeless themes of the original
story,” says Karen Mareck Grundy, executive/artistic director of Mareck Dance. “This production is about embracing who you are, finding your own strength, and celebrating diversity, all while still being enchanted by the magic of the fairy tale.”

In addition to this unique interpretation of Cinderella, the first act will feature two world premieres from the creative minds of artistic director Karen Mareck Grundy and resident choreographer Kristopher Estes-Brown, adding an extra layer of excitement to this special production.

Tickets for Cinderella are now available. Don’t miss this magical, family-friendly performance that combines captivating dance, beautiful music, and a heartwarming story. Join us at the Missouri Theatre for a night of unforgettable entertainment!

Event Details:

What: Mareck Dance’s Cinderella

When: April 18 & 19, 2025 at 7:00 PM

Where: Missouri Theatre, Columbia, MO

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit Mareckdance.org or call (573) 882-3781

For just $12, your ticket includes 3 rounds of Drag Entertainment, the chance to test your knowledge in 4 rounds of Trivia, and the option to order dinner and enjoy your favorite drink from the Hexagon Alley kitchen. This is NOT a BYOB event; Food and beverages can be purchased from Hexagon Alley.

Drag Performances by:
Hostess: Venus O'Hara, Miss Gay Metropolitan America 2025
TBA
Special Guest: TBA

Special thanks to our event sponsors: Liberty Family Medicine for making this show possible. Liberty Family Medicine holds a BIZ Membership. Interested in becoming an Nclusion Plus Member? Explore our membership options today. https://www.nclusionplus.com/membership

This will be an in-person, family-friendly show suitable for all ages. Seating is limited, so get your tickets while they last. Doors open at 10:00 AM, and the show starts promptly at 11:00 AM.

Ticket Link: https://www.nclusionplus.com/event-details/hexagon04192025

This isn’t your average Cinderella. Mareck Dance, in collaboration with the Odyssey Chamber Music Series, is
bringing a dazzling new take on the
classic fairy tale to life at the Missouri

Theatre on April 18 and 19. With two grand pianos on stage and a bold, contemporary twist, this original production of Prokofiev’s Cinderella transforms glass slippers into pointe shoes, weaving a magical story of love, self-discovery, and independence in the modern world.

“We wanted to give Cinderella a
fresh, modern spin while still honoring
the timeless themes of the original
story,” says Karen Mareck Grundy, executive/artistic director of Mareck Dance. “This production is about embracing who you are, finding your own strength, and celebrating diversity, all while still being enchanted by the magic of the fairy tale.”

In addition to this unique interpretation of Cinderella, the first act will feature two world premieres from the creative minds of artistic director Karen Mareck Grundy and resident choreographer Kristopher Estes-Brown, adding an extra layer of excitement to this special production.

Tickets for Cinderella are now available. Don’t miss this magical, family-friendly performance that combines captivating dance, beautiful music, and a heartwarming story. Join us at the Missouri Theatre for a night of unforgettable entertainment!

Event Details:

What: Mareck Dance’s Cinderella

When: April 18 & 19, 2025 at 7:00 PM

Where: Missouri Theatre, Columbia, MO

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit Mareckdance.org or call (573) 882-3781

102.3 BXR Presents
DAWES: OH BROTHER TOUR
with Winnetka Bowling League

Saturday, April 19
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
at The Blue Note (All Ages)

$37-$55
On Sale Now: https://bit.ly/dawes-bn

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*The Blue Note and Rose Music Hall are cashless facilities. All points of sale accept debit and credit cards

Join us Monday nights for our Community Showcase "Open Mic"
Sign up to play is on a first come, first play basis. We take every step to ensure everyone who shows gets an opportunity on stage.

We're featuring several local favorites and fresh faces. Featured artists each week from 6-7PM, then open mic follows!

This is part of an ongoing series – if you miss a Monday, we'd love to see you at the next!

Friends are always welcome to join – we have a stash of board games and cards! We're runnin' sandwich specials while supplies last! Ask your bartender what the featured sammies are for the week!

Email booking@cafeberlincomo.com with any questions

Join us for a free activity for children ages 3-5. Each activity is designed for are pre-K friends to socialize and practice their skills! Please RSVP by sending us a message through FB. We want to make sure we have enough supplies.

The acoustic song circle is an opportunity for people to come and share music. No amps, no microphones, just acoustic instruments and the spirit of sharing.

In the spirit of similar circles in the past, the etiquette is that all are welcome to play along with each others songs. BUT if you can't follow them or if its an original the person is still working on, we ask they you hold back. Best to play softly or not at all so we can all hear what's being shared.

Learn how to persist through setbacks and see challenges as opportunities for growth.

Growth Mindset is a four session course offered every Thursday starting February 6, from 5:15 PM to 6:30 PM at Love Columbia (1209 E Walnut St). There is no cost to attend, and you can start any week!

Module 1: Grow with Emotional Intelligence
Module 2: Master Communication Through Mindset
Module 3: Transform Roadblocks into Opportunities
Module 4: Overcome Obstacles to Reach Your Dreams

What is Science on Tap?

It is a monthly event where early career researchers (graduate students and post-docs) present the latest scientific developments in their research to the public and peers at a local bar in downtown Columbia. Science on Tap is one event that is part of the broader Science on Wheels programing that focuses on stimulating public engagement in science, while offering early career STEM researchers an opportunity to improve their communication skills. This important interface allows community members to interact with and learn more about the research happening in their hometown. If you are interested in the events and would like to know more, or want to present, please email Sarah Fitzsimmons at sloxmd@umsystem.edu 

The Blue Note Presents
POST SEX NACHOS
The Minor League Tour

Friday, April 25, 2025
Doors 7pm / Show 8pm
at The Blue Note (All Ages)

$15 ADV / $20 DOS / $35+ Tables
On Sale Now: https://bit.ly/3AsIVKz

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*The Blue Note and Rose Music Hall are cashless facilities. All points of sale accept debit and credit cards

Don’t miss our annual Spring Shop Hop on Saturday, April 26th in The District! Find fresh new arrivals, sales, and special offers while enjoying complimentary refreshments. Remember! Parking is FREE in downtown garages for the first hour, after 6pm and all weekend long, so come join the fun!

The 2025 James Hardie Spring Parade of Homes—a community-driven event highlighting the area's finest builders and developers. Explore stunning homes, find fresh inspiration and discover the latest innovations in home construction. Whether you're searching for a new home or looking for design ideas, this event is the perfect opportunity to experience premier craftsmanship firsthand. Join us April 26-27 from 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM and be part of the celebration of progressive home building! Get instant access to all Builder Home Entries with the ParadeSmart app! Free to attend, brought to you by the Home Builders Association of Columbia.

The Parade invites attendees to tour premier homes, find fresh inspiration, and experience the latest in home construction. Whether you're in the market for a new home or just looking for design ideas, this event is the perfect opportunity to experience premier craftsmanship and cutting-edge communities firsthand. Don't miss out on this celebration of progressive and responsible home building! 

April 26th and 27th | 1:00 - 5:00 PM 

Download the Parade of Homes ParadeSmart App! Get instant access to all Builder Home Entries with the ParadeSmart app! View photos, explore a map of the parade, and plan your tour with ease.

Join us to learn best practices for writing, designing, and delivering a historical tour for local sites. Dr. Kevin McPartland will be delivering a seminar for CoMo Preservation on how to create and deliver a tour from the ground up. This talk will appeal to all audiences, from researchers interested in creating a tour on their own, to those who simply want to learn how to deliver information consistently and effectively for a wide audience. There will be a one-hour seminar followed by a tour of the Columbia Cemetery, with a special emphasis on the United States Colored Troops (USCT) buried on the grounds.

This event is free but reservations are required (limited spots available).

Dr. Kevin McPartland is a historian of the American Civil War and the South. He is a practicing public historian currently serving as a visiting professor in the University of Missouri history department. Last summer, he researched, coordinated, and delivered a guided talk and tour around the USCT graves in the Columbia Cemetery as part of the city's Juneteenth celebration. 

Make a Reservation

Matchbook Marketing, a student-run marketing agency at the University of Missouri, is thrilled to announce the return of Black Alchemy, an annual event celebrating the incredible work of local Black artists. The event will be held at Serendipity Salon & Art Gallery in Columbia, Missouri.

Black Alchemy aims to empower and inspire by providing a platform for Mizzou’s Black creatives to showcase their talent. It also fosters relationships between various Mizzou organizations and strengthens community bonds. Matchbook Marketing is collaborating with Mizzou Black Creatives, a student-run organization that supports Black artists on campus, to bring this impactful event to life.

The theme of this year’s event, From the Heart, illustrates the deep personal connection and powerful storytelling embedded in each piece of art displayed. Black Alchemy invites attendees to engage with and experience a diverse range of art forms, all showcasing the unique experiences and perspectives of Black artists in Columbia and beyond. Black Alchemy is more than just an event; it’s a testament to the importance of amplifying underrepresented voices and fostering a culture of support for creatives of all backgrounds. The event is free and open to the public, and everyone is encouraged to attend, celebrate the artists, and support their work.

Event Details:

Date: April 26th, 2025

Time: 4-7 PM

Location: Serendipity Salon & Art Gallery, Columbia, Missouri

About Matchbook Marketing:

Matchbook Marketing is a student-run advertising agency located at the University of Missouri. We specialize in providing innovative marketing solutions and promoting local events that inspire positive change in our community.

Please join us for an elegant and relaxing afternoon at the inaugural "MOSY in Bloom: An Afternoon Tea", Sunday, April 27, 2-4pm. The ballroom at Old Hawthorne will be transformed into a charming tearoom with live music, a style-show provided by My Sister’s Circus, a silent auction of specialty baskets, and great company!

This fundraiser for the Missouri Symphony is appropriate for all age levels. Tickets are $50 for adults and $25 for children 12 and under. Wear your finest spring clothing (and fancy hats are encouraged) and get those tickets while you can. Seating is limited.

Thank you to our sponsors:
Steep & Bloom Tea, Edward Jones Advisors: Bill Fretwell, Gina Mauller, and Chris Sanders

Tickets

Join us Monday nights for our Community Showcase "Open Mic"
Sign up to play is on a first come, first play basis. We take every step to ensure everyone who shows gets an opportunity on stage.

We're featuring several local favorites and fresh faces. Featured artists each week from 6-7PM, then open mic follows!

This is part of an ongoing series – if you miss a Monday, we'd love to see you at the next!

Friends are always welcome to join – we have a stash of board games and cards! We're runnin' sandwich specials while supplies last! Ask your bartender what the featured sammies are for the week!

Email booking@cafeberlincomo.com with any questions

Join us for a free activity for children ages 3-5. Each activity is designed for are pre-K friends to socialize and practice their skills! Please RSVP by sending us a message through FB. We want to make sure we have enough supplies.

Please join the City Club of Columbia for an evening to celebrate the rich history and enduring legacy of the Negro Leagues Baseball and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. This evening promises to be an inspiring and memorable night, filled with history, culture, and community.

Our keynote speaker for the evening will be none other than the president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Mr. Bob Kendrick, a passionate advocate and leading expert on the enduring legacy of the Negro Leagues Baseball and its connection to issues of sports, race, and diversity. With his unique perspective and unparalleled knowledge, Mr. Kendrick will take us on a journey through the rich history and explore the profound significance of this vital chapter in American sports and culture.

This event is not only for baseball lovers but for anyone inspired by the stories of those individuals whose resilience and excellence shaped the game and demonstrated the power of sport to inspire change

Please join the City Club of Columbia and the VoCo Tiger Hotel for an evening to celebrate the rich history and enduring legacy of the Negro Leagues Baseball and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. This evening promises to be an inspiring and memorable night, filled with history, culture, and community.

Our keynote speaker for the evening will be none other than the president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Mr. Bob Kendrick, a passionate advocate and leading expert on the enduring legacy of the Negro Leagues Baseball and its connection to issues of sports, race, and diversity. With his unique perspective and unparalleled knowledge, Mr. Kendrick will take us on a journey through the rich history and explore the profound significance of this vital chapter in American sports and culture.

This event is not only for baseball lovers but for anyone inspired by the stories of those individuals whose resilience and excellence shaped the game and demonstrated the power of sport to inspire change.

Learn crime reducing methods and join your neighbors as a Neighborhood Watch member

oin us on Friday, May 2nd at 6:30pm at Cooper's Ridge for the next installment of Agave ~ Tequila Tasting & Dinner Pairing!

Live music by Stellar Music. 

Doors open at 6:30pm for Appetizers & Welcome Cocktails | Dinner & Pairings Begin at 7pm

Enjoy a brand new collection of tequilas paired with dinner courses crafted by Chef Craig Hindelang of Catering By Design.

Embrace the season of growth with a deeply meditative practice that uses sound frequencies to promote healing and well-being. All are welcome!Suggested donation $25.

Join us on Friday, June 6th at 6:30pm at Cooper's Ridge for the next Beyond the Barrel! 

Live music by The January Lanterns. 

Enjoy a brand new collection of bourbons and whiskeys paired with dinner courses crafted by Chef Craig Hindelang of Catering By Design. 

Doors open at 6:30pm for Appetizers & Welcome Cocktails | Dinner & Pairings Begin at 7pm

 Bags 'n Wags – A Tail-Wagging Celebration! 
 Date: June 14, 2025
 Location: Cherry Hill Square, 2100 Cherry Hill Dr., Columbia, MO 65203
 Time: 4:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Join us for Bags 'n Wags, Mid-Missouri’s ultimate dog-friendly festival supporting Central Missouri Humane Society, The Spay Neuter Project - No Kill Columbia, and Columbia Second Chance! Enjoy a day packed with pet adoptions, exciting competitions, local pet-friendly vendors, and an outdoor movie under the stars—all while supporting local animal welfare organizations.
 Event Highlights:
 Vendor Marketplace
 Cornhole & Pet Competitions
 Pet Olympics & Pet Show
 Movie Under the Stars: The Secret Life of Pets
Don’t miss out on a fun-filled day celebrating our four-legged friends! Bring your pup and mark your calendars for a paw-some time!
For more details, visit https://andrealynevents.com/bags-n-wags-festival/

Join us for our 2nd Summer Market showcasing local (and refugee!) artisan work. There will be delicious food, drinks, live entertainment, and even family friendly activities (including our playground!)