All About Cape: Staying Healthy in 2020

All About Cape: Celebrate St. Patrick's Day

We hope that the luck of the Irish is with us all this week as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Tuesday, March 17. The history of this day dates all the way back to the fourth century. Based on the legacy of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patty’s day started as a religious celebration. As Irish immigrants made their way to the United States, the holiday transformed into the large, elaborate party that we celebrate today. Why not celebrate the day in style at a local Irish pub?

All About Cape: Classic Cars and Basketball

If you’re a fan of nostalgia and classic cars, then make a trip to the Smith Classic Car Auction . Coming to the Show Me Center on Saturday, March 14 there will be vehicles ranging from Model Ts to muscle cars. With all of that in store, you just might end up driving one of these vintage cars home. Why not make your first cruise in your new dream car, a trip taking the kiddos to Play Cape! On Saturday, March 14 at the Osage Center you’ll uncover endless fun for the whole family. From games and

All About Cape: Staying Healthy in 2020

Focusing on health is a common resolution at the start of each new year. We are still in the first quarter of 2020, so it’s not too late to get started working on that goal! Head over to the Health and Wellness Expo March 7 at the Osage Center. There will be screenings, group fitness demos, food samplings, cooking demos, seminars, senior living information and over 80 vendors! And, if you’re a fan of giveaways, there will be plenty at this event! Speaking of health and wellness, one key part to

All About Cape: Pickleball & MO Gun and Knife Show

Are you a fan of the game pickleball? Head on out to the Second Annual SEMO Chemo Smash Pickleball Tournament Saturday, February 29 and Sunday, March 1 at the Cape Girardeau Sports Plex. If you want to take part in the action as a player, the deadline to register is February 22. Last year’s hunting statistics are in and roughly 3,000 deer were harvested in Cape Girardeau County in 2019, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. If you are an avid hunter, it’s never too early to be

All About Cape: Indulge in the Arts After a Nature Escape

Are you trying to get more in touch with nature in 2020? Check out the many classes and courses offered at the Cape Girardeau Nature Center. On Thursday, February 20 learn more about how fire protects Missouri prairies during the Cape Nature Needlers class . Or learn about projects that you can do at home with the whole family to help the local critters at the Woodworking for Wildlife class on Friday, February 21. You will even get to build a nest box as a family in this course! If you’re a fan