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Connect2Culture is your source for arts and culture in the Joplin area. Check out the latest performances, events, exhibits, and classes below. C2C is a nonprofit arts organization "igniting a passion for the arts, culture, and entertainment."
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Fall Model Train Show
Saturday, November 30 | 9:00am–3:00pm
Joplin History & Mineral Museum
(504 Schifferdecker Ave)
Revel in your love of railroads at this fun, family event! Join fellow train enthusiasts in admiring the intricate, model train displays and update your collection at swap tables. All ages welcome! Admission: Adults $3, Children 12 and under admitted for free. More information: Rick Gardner, 417.673.4888.
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Connect2Culture Pop-Up Box Office
Saturday, November 30 | 10:00am–3:00pm
Joplin Empire Market
(931 E 4th St)
Prefer to buy tickets to one of Connect2Culture's performances in person? Visit the pop-up box office at Joplin Empire Market to buy offline. Package tickets, as well as individual tickets will be available. Click here to learn more about C2C's Curtains Up Series. Tickets are also available online. C2C's Pop-Up Box Office is held on the three consecutive Saturday's before a Curtains Up Series performance. More information: Emily Frankoski, 417.501.5550.
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Joplin Empire Market
Saturdays | 10:00am–3:00pm
Joplin Empire Market
(931 E 4th St)
The Joplin Empire Market is the place to find the best in locally grown produce, gourmet foodstuffs, and handmade artisan goods. Housed in a historic brick building adjacent to downtown, this indoor/outdoor public market is Joplin’s newest gathering spot. More information: Ivy Hagedorn, 417.986.3914.
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Discover Table: Turkey Talk
Saturday, November 30 | 10:30am–1:30pm
Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center
(201 W Riviera Dr)
Drop in anytime to learn about Missouri’s wild turkeys and create a turkey craft to take home. Registration requested but not required. All ages welcome. Free and open to the public. More information: Kim Banner, 417.629.3434.
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9art Fa la la la Booth
Saturday, November 30 | 11:00am–1:00pm
Joplin Empire Market
(931 E 4th St)
Get some fun, professional holiday photos of your family, kiddos, coworkers, or buddies in time for Christmas! 9art photography will provide a simple, Christmas scene with props. Come dressed up or in Christmas PJs – it’s up to you! Prints are pre-ordered on-site and guaranteed to be back in hand before Christmas week. Digital images will be edited and delivered online within a week. More information: Mark Neuenschwander.
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Bookhouse Cinema Showings
Wednesdays–Sundays
Bookhouse Cinema
(715 E Broadway St)
Bookhouse Cinema is an independent micro theater and pub in the East Town neighborhood. They show a variety of independent, classic, and foreign films while offering a great pub environment. For showings and times, click here. More information: Holly Crane, 417.825.5161.
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Jimi Hendrix Birthday Celebration
feat. Chris Duarte
Saturday, November 30
5:30pm (doors 5:00pm)
The Coda Concert House
(2120 E 24th St)
Celebrate the genius guitarist, Jimi Hendix, with a night of Jimi’s music, featuring guitar legend, Chris Duarte, and special guest, Rachel Ammons of the Ben Miller Band. There is a suggested, minimum donation of $25. More information and reservations: Jeff Morrow. In response to reservations, a confirmation email with the address, directions, parking etc. will be sent in return. All proceeds benefit the artist performing.
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Downtown Joplin Clean Team
Sunday, December 1 | 3:00–4:30pm
Spiva Park
(Joplin, MO)
Take some time to pitch in and help make our downtown look great! Downtown Joplin Alliance will provide supplies, though you’re more than welcome to bring extra brooms, rakes, or gloves. The Clean Team will meet at Spiva Park and work between 1st–4th on Main Street. Free and open to the public. More information: Lori Haun, 417.501.9649.
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Jimi Hendrix Birthday Celebration
feat. Chris Duarte
Sunday, December 1
5:30pm (doors 5:00pm)
The Coda Concert House
(2120 E 24th St)
Celebrate the genius guitarist, Jimi Hendix, with a night of Jimi’s music, featuring guitar legend, Christ Duarte, and special guests, Dave Renko and Doug Dicharry. There is a suggested, minimum donation of $25. More information and reservations: Jeff Morrow. In response to reservations, a confirmation email with the address, directions, parking etc. will be sent in return. All proceeds benefit the artist performing.
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Joplin Comedy:
Open Mic Comedy Night
Sundays | 9:00pm (sign-up 7:00pm)
At Blackthorn Pizza & Pub
(510 S Joplin Ave)
Try out your latest stand-up routine or take in the acts of local comedians, all while enjoying tasty pizza from Blackthorn Pizza & Pub. Age restrictions: 18+ until 10:00pm. 21+ from 10:00pm until close. Free and open to the public. More information: Dakoda Potter, 417.540.9186.
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The Life and the Legacy
of Booker T. Washington
Saturday & Sunday
November 30 & December 1
11:00am
George Washington Carver National Monument
(5646 Carver Rd, Diamond, MO)
Through narration and re-enactment, this 30-minute film traces the legacy of Booker T. Washington and the founding of Tuskegee Institute. Free and open to the public. More information: Randal Becker, 417.325.4151.
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JRAC: ARTerior MOtives
November 1 – December 21, 2019
Spiva Center for the Arts,
Upstairs Gallery (222 W 3rd St)
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72nd Membership Show
October 12 – December 14, 2019
Spiva Center for the Arts,
Main Gallery (222 W 3rd St)
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October 8, 2019 – January 6, 2020
Post Art Library
(1901 E 20th St)
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This section includes special, one-off classes. Keep scrolling for recurring weekly classes.
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Acrylic Painting for Beginners
with April Davis
Friday, November 29 | 6:00–8:00pm
April’s Art House
(5245 Old Highway 71)
A perfect class for those new to acrylic painting! Artist April Davis will guide participants through the basics of painting with acrylics as they create. All materials included. Cost: $30 per person. Click here to sign up. More information: April Davis, 417.358.6329.
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DIY Workshop
Friday, November 29 | 7:00–9:00pm
Create N Sip Studios
(223 W 3rd St)
Need to spruce up your home? Create your own home décor easily with this fun and simple DIY workshop! Prices vary depending on chosen project. Cost: $38–$78. More information: John Coleman, 417.680.5434.
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Faces on Vases
Saturday, November 30 | Noon–2:00pm
April’s Art House
(5245 Old Highway 71)
Follow along as artist Christina Lorenzen demonstrates how to create a unique vase with a face! Click here to sign up. All materials included. Cost: $40 per person. More information: April Davis, 417.358.6329.
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Glass Ornaments
with Jane McCaulley (Ages 13+)
Saturday, November 30 | 2:00–4:00pm
Spiva Center for the Arts
(222 W 3rd St)
Create a beautiful, fused glass ornament, perfect for the holiday season! No matter your level of adventure, you're bound to enjoy a morning of art making with professional glass artist, Jane McCaulley. Cost: $40. More information: Jade Henning, 417.623.0183.
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Date Night Diptych:
Beach Getaway
Saturday, November 30 | 7:00–9:00pm
Create N Sip Studios
(223 W 3rd St)
Need a little getaway but just can’t seem to get away? Escape from the stress of everyday life and partner up with your significant other to create a beautiful beachscape, no experience needed! Prices vary depending on chosen project. Cost: $38–$70. More information: John Coleman, 417.680.5434.
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The following classes recur weekly.
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No recurring classes today!
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Saturday Morning Choose Your Canvas
Saturdays | 10:00am–Noon
At Create N Sip Studios
(223 W 3rd St)
Discover your inner-artist! No experience required. Come relax, sip, visit, and paint! Ages 13 and up are welcome to attend, but you must be 21 to drink alcohol. Feel free to arrive 15 minutes early to get settled in. Prices vary depending on chosen project. Cost: $38–$176. More information: John Coleman, 417.680.5434. |
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Crackpot Pottery & Art Studio:
Drop-In Class (Ages 12+)
Every Saturday | 10:00am–Noon
At Crackpot Pottery & Art Studio
(3820 E 20th St)
Get behind the potter’s wheel and practice throwing clay or learn a new skill in this drop-in class! Approximate turnaround time for finished work is 3-4 weeks. Calling in advance is recommended to ensure there is space available. Drop-in classes can also be accommodated throughout the week with an appointment. Instruction, glazing and firing included. Cost: $30 per person, plus clay fee. More information: Suzi Huntington, 417.623.1455.
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No recurring classes today!
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Date Night
Fridays | 1:00–8:00pm
At Firehouse Pottery-Joplin
(112 S Main St)
Looking for something different to do on a Friday night? Firehouse Pottery-Joplin has something just for you. Friday nights are date night with 2-for-1 studio fees until 8:00pm for all couples. More information: Charity Hawkins, 417.553.0671.
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Children’s Maker Cart (Grades 1-5)
First & Third Sundays | 2:00–3:00pm
Joplin Public Library
(1901 E 20th St)
This program for children in 1st through 5th grades uses recycled materials to explore STEAM concepts. This program is offered on first and third Sundays from 2:00–3:00pm in the Children’s Department. More information: Christina Matekel-Gibson, 417.623.2184.
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Recycled Art Class
First Mondays | 1:00–3:00pm
Minnie Hackney Community
Service Center (110 S Main St)
Get creative while recycling! Participate in this monthly class and create art from everyday items that often end up in the trash. Free and open to the public. More information: Nanda Nunnelly, 417.499.1525.
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Chess Club (Grades 1-5)
First Mondays | 5:30–6:00pm
Joplin Public Library
(1901 E 20th St)
A fun club for chess fans of all skill levels. This club meets on the first Monday of every month. More information: Christina Matekel-Gibson, 417.623.2184.
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Chat n Craft (Adults)
First Tuesday of Each Month | 5:30–8:00pm
Joplin Public Library
(1901 E 20th St)
An adult crafting group that meets on the first Tuesday of the month. All types of hand work welcome. Share ideas, tips and tricks with other crafters. Bring your current craft project and join for laughter, friendship and fun! Free and open to the public. More information: 417.623.7953.
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Soul Line Dancing
First & Third Tuesdays | 6:00–8:00pm
Minnie Hackney Community
Service Center (110 S Main St)
Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to have fun! Learn new and old line dances while exercising and dancing to some of your favorite R&B hits. Free and open to the public. More information: Nanda Nunnelly, 417.499.1525.
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Preschool Nature Connections:
The After Christmas Tree (Ages 3-6)
Wednesday, December 4 | 1:00–2:00pm
Shoal Creek Conservation & Education Center
(201 Riviera Dr)
Learn how to keep the spirit of giving alive even after Christmas is over! Create items to feed birds and other animals that live outdoors. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration required. To register, click here or call 417.708.7713 and leave a message. Free and open to the public. More information: Robin Standridge, 417.708.7713.
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Joplin Little Theatre:
Return of the Christmas Kid
Wednesday–Sunday | December 4–8 | 7:30pm
(Sunday 2:30pm)
Joplin Little Theatre
(3008 W 1st St)
The Toy Box owner Calvin is visited by two angels that take him on a ride through Christmas of yesteryear to show him what he's lost in his life. Come see this hybrid of A Christmas Carol, A Christmas Story, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, and It's a Wonderful Life! This show will make you laugh, cry, and remember why we celebrate Christmas. This show takes place in The Toy Box, this is your chance to give back. Bring a new unwrapped toy and put it on the stage, after the production all of the toys will be donated to The Salvation Army to help brighten a child's Christmas. Tickets: Adults $18, Seniors/Students $15, Children $8. More information: Cecie Fritz, 417.623.3638.
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Instructed Canvas:
Snow Globe
Thursday, December 5 | 7:00–9:00pm
Create N Sip Studios
(223 W 3rd St)
Capture the beauty and whimsy of winter in this fun, customizable snow globe painting! No experience needed. Prices vary depending on chosen project. Cost: $38. More information: John Coleman, 417.680.5434.
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Elf: The Musical
Thursday–Sunday | December 5–8 | 7:00pm
(Saturday & Sunday 2:30)
Ozark Christian College,
OCC Chapel (1111 N Main St)
Based on the holiday classic, Elf: The Musical follows Buddy, a human raised by Santa Claus’ elves. When Buddy discovers he’s not an elf, he travels to New York City to meet his father, but quickly realizes that his birth family is in desperate need of Christmas cheer. Tickets go on sale November 4. Tickets: Adults $10, Children (ages 12 and under) $5, Groups of 10+ $8, Under Balcony $5. More information: Carolyn Hardison, 417.626.1221.
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Opening Reception:
End of Our Lease by MSSU Seniors
Friday, December 6 | 5:00–8:00pm
Missouri Southern State University,
Spiva Art Gallery (3950 E Newman Rd)
Celebrate the skill and accomplishments of six Missouri Southern seniors, whose artwork is featured in the latest exhibit, End of Our Lease. Free and open to the public. More information: Dr. Christine Bentley, 417.625.9563.
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Ornaments, Crosses, and Trivets
Friday, December 6 | 6:00–8:00pm
April’s Art House
(5245 Old Highway 71)
Create your own unique, clay ornaments, crosses, or trivets with artist Christian Lorenzen. All materials included. Cost: $35 per person. Click here to sign up. More information: April Davis, 417.358.6329.
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Trout Fishing and
Fly Tying (Ages 12+)
Friday, December 6 | 6:00–8:00pm
Shoal Creek Conservation Education
Center (201 W Riviera Dr)
Sharpen your fly fishing skills or begin developing them! This course is designed for both experts and beginners and will cover trout and other species of fish that can be caught with fly fishing equipment, what flies and lures to use, and other strategies to catch more fish. Meet at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center on Friday, December 6 to talk fly fishing and fly tying with hands-on demonstrations from local experts. Then, on Saturday, December 14, meet at Roaring River State Park to practice your new skills and try out that new fly. All supplies will be provided, but if you have your own fishing equipment, feel free to bring it. Registration required. Click here to register. Free and open to the public. More information: Kim Banner, 417.629.3434.
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First Friday
WineShare
First Friday of the Month | 6:00–8:00pm
Newton's Jewelers - Joplin
(428 S Main St)
WineShare is a national event that takes place on the First Friday of each month. It's a great opportunity to meet new friends or catch up with old ones. It's also a fantastic way to kick off date night! Feel free to bring friends or colleagues, as well. Bring a bottle of wine or a craft beer. Downtown Joplin Alliance will take care of the rest. As always, there is no charge to attend WineShare and everyone 21 years of age and older is welcome. This month's event will be held at Newton's Jewelers. Free and open to the public. More information: Lori Haun, 417.501.9649.
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VSM Joplin: December First Friday
Friday, December 6 | 7:00–10:00pm
(Social Dance 8:00pm)
Joplin Avenue Coffee Company
(506 S Joplin Ave)
Learn the art of swing dance with Vintage Swing Movement Joplin! A beginner's swing dance lesson will take place at 7:00pm, followed by a social dance with live jazz at 8:00pm. Dance the night away, listen to some incredible jazz music by Freddie Green & Friends, grab a drink, and enjoy the speakeasy atmosphere of Joplin Avenue Coffee Company. Cost: $5. More information: Ashley King, 316.243.8175.
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2019 Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, December 7 | 8:00–10:00am
Joplin Memorial Hall
(212 W 8th St)
Santa is taking a break from his holiday schedule to have breakfast with all the good children of Joplin! This come-and-go event includes a hearty breakfast of pancakes, sausage, and biscuits and gravy. Children can visit with Santa after breakfast and parents are encouraged to bring their cameras. Registration required by December 4, 2019. Register here or by calling 417.625.4750. Cost: $6 per person. Children two and under are admitted for free. More information: Carla Bond, 417.625.4750.
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Pawpaw Patch Productions:
Snow Globes (Ages 5+)
Saturday, December 7 | 9:00am–Noon
Studio 43 (4940 Highway 43)
Capture a magical, holiday scene by creating a snow globe with polymer clay, glitter, and baby food jars. Children ages 5-12 must be accompanied by an adult. Registration required. Call or text 417.553.1583 or email Cyndi. Your registration is complete when you receive a reply. All materials provided. Cost: $25 per person, $12 for additional family members in the same household. More information: Cyndi Cogbill, 417.553.1583.
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Connect2Culture Pop-Up Box Office
Saturday, December 7 | 10:00am–3:00pm
Joplin Empire Market
(931 E 4th St)
Prefer to buy tickets to one of Connect2Culture's performances in person? Visit the pop-up box office at Joplin Empire Market to buy offline. Package tickets, as well as individual tickets will be available. Click here to learn more about C2C's Curtains Up Series. Tickets are also available online. C2C's Pop-Up Box Office is held on the three consecutive Saturday's before a Curtains Up Series performance. More information: Emily Frankoski, 417.501.5550.
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Natural Holiday Craft
Saturday, December 7 | 10:30am–2:00pm
Shoal Creek Conservation
Education Center (201 W Riviera Dr)
Drop in anytime to make simple, holiday ornaments from natural materials! Materials will be provided, kids need to bring their creativity and parents need to provide guidance. Please bring a bag to carry your ornaments home. All ages welcome. No registration required. Free and open to the public. More information: Kim Banner, 417.629.3434.
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Karen’s Dance Studio:
Magic of the Season
Saturday, December 7
10:30am, 1:00pm, 3:30pm, & 6:00pm
East Middle School,
Auditorium (4594 E 20th St)
A fun, informal, production from Karen's Dance Studio showcasing dancers of all ages embracing the magic of the season through various styles of dance. Enjoy the performance, take pictures with Santa Claus, and bring a toy to donate to the Lafayette House’s toy drive! There will be four performances throughout the day at 10:30am, 1:00pm, 3:30pm, and 6:00pm. Admission: $2. More information: Nicole Amayo, 417.623.1093.
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Family Fun Painting
Class (Ages 8+)
Saturday, December 7 | 11:00am–1:00pm
Local Color Art Gallery & Studio
(1027 S Main St)
Looking to unleash your inner artist? Come paint all the things you love! Local Color artists will help you create your own masterpiece featuring Rosso Fiorentino's Musical Angel, Moss' Christmas Trees, or Isabel Coppedge's Winter Scene. All materials are provided and ages 8+ are welcome! Cost is $30. More information: Margie Moss, 417.553.0835.
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All Ages Family Open Paint
Saturday, December 7 | 11:00am–2:00pm
Create N Sip Studios
(223 W 3rd St)
Looking for something to do with the family? Bring them to Create N Sip for this all ages, open paint event! Everyone can create their own unique piece, no experience needed. Prices vary depending on chosen project. Cost: $28–$38. More information: John Coleman, 417.680.5434.
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Photos with Santa
Saturday, December 7 | 11:00am–2:00pm
Joplin Empire Market
(931 E 4th St)
Jane Ballard Photography and Joplin Empire Market are teaming up to capture a magical moment between your family and Santa Claus! All ages welcome. Cost: $10 for each shareable digital and one 4x6 printed (four additional 4x6 prints can be purchased onsite for an extra $10). More information: Ivy Hagedorn, 417.986.3914.
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Stain Glass Ornaments
Saturday, December 7 | Noon–2:00pm
April’s Art House
(5245 Old Highway 71)
Learn about the fine craft of glass with Jane McCaulley and create your own stain glass ornament! Click here to sign up. All materials included. Cost: $40 per person. More information: April Davis, 417.358.6329.
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10th Annual Seasonal
Choral Flourish
Saturday, December 7 | 1:00pm & 7:30pm
St. Peter’s the Apostle
Catholic Church (812 Pearl Ave)
This highly-anticipated, annual performance by the MSSU Choral Department, under the direction of Dr. David Sharlow, will celebrate the beginning of the holiday season. The concert will feature the Missouri Southern Chamber Singers, Madrigal Singers, and Concert Chorale, with Dr. David Sharlow conducting and accompaniment by Glenda Austin. Doors open one hour before the performance begins. Free and open to the public. More information: Rita Boyer, 417.625.9318.
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A Victorian Christmas
Open House
Saturday, December 7 | 1:00–3:00pm
Joplin History & Mineral Museum
(504 Schifferdecker Ave)
A (very) old-fashioned, Christmas open house! Enjoy refreshments, take pictures with people in period dress, and create your very own Victorian ornament. To top it all off, Santa Claus will stop in for a visit! All ages welcome. Free and open to the public. More information: Stacy, 417.623.1180.
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Holiday Open House
Saturday, December 7 | 1:00–3:00pm
George Washington Carver National Monument
(5646 Carver Rd, Diamond, MO)
Celebrate the holiday season at George Washington Carver National Monument with seasonal music, interpretive programs, crafts, and refreshments! The Tri Statesmen Barbershop Chorus will perform at 1:00pm followed by Joplin High School Strings at 2:00pm. Carver's Christmas Cards will be on display and participants can create holiday crafts, like epiphany luminaries, origami Santas, wood carvings, and more. Free and open to the public. More information: Diane Eilenstein, 417.325.4151.
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Post Art Library
Holiday Tea
Saturday, December 7 | 2:00–4:00pm
Post Art Library, Post Reading Room
(1901 E 20th St)
Get into the holiday spirit by enjoying tea, holiday treats, and performances by the Thomas Jefferson Cavalier Chorus and Thomas Jefferson String Ensemble. Performances will take place between 2:30pm and 3:30pm. All ages welcome. Free and open to the public. More information: Jill Sullivan, 417.623.7953 x1041.
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Short-Eared
Owl Hike (Ages 12+)
Saturday, December 7 | 4:30pm
Shawnee Trail Conservation Area
(160 SW 160th Ln, Mindenmines, MO)
When winter begins in Missouri, short-eared owls may be seen flying low over native grasslands in search of mice, rabbits, and other small mammals. Discover more about these uncommon winter residents. Bring the family and dress for the weather for this easy-rated hike. Registration required. Free and open to the public. More information: Kim Banner, 417.629.3434.
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RKO Floor Show:
Open Auditions
Sunday, December 8 | 10:00am
Bookhouse Cinema
(715 E Broadway St)
Looking to be a part of the RKO Floor show? Now’s your chance! The RKO Floor Show is hosting auditions for their 2020 season. Auditionees can try out for multiple roles and must perform two scenes during their audition. Open roles (and the scenes performed for auditions) include Frankenfurter (Sweet Transvestite and Full Floor Show), Janet (Toucha Toucha and Floor Show), Brad (Dammit Janet and Floor Show), Columbia (Time Warp and Floor Show), Eddie/Dr. Scott (Hot Patootie and Eddie's Teddy), Rocky (Sword of Damocles and Floor Show), and Riff Raff (Time Warp and Take Over). RKO Floor Show is also seeking a Call Back Captain. Free and open to the public. More information: Stevie Rose, 417.825.5161, or message them on Facebook.
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Gallery Brunch
Sunday, December 8 | 11:00am–2:00pm
Spiva Center for the Arts
(222 W 3rd St)
Enjoy a scrumptious brunch in Spiva’s Main Gallery surrounded by the electric Membership Show. Take your pick of the mouth-watering dishes in the full breakfast and lunch buffets, all catered by Golden Goodies. Advance reservations are required! Click here for reservations. Cost: $20 per person. More information: Jade Henning, 417.623.0183.
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LEGO Club (All Ages)
Second Sundays | 2:00–3:00pm
Joplin Public Library
(1901 E 20th St)
Children and families are invited to build with LEGOs, Kapla blocks, Lincoln logs, foam blocks, and more! Are you up to the challenge? This club meets on the second Sunday of every month. More information: Christina Matekel-Gibson, 417.623.2184.
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Choral Society Concert
Sunday, December 8 | 3:00pm
First Community Church
(2007 E 15th St)
Receive some Christmas cheer from the MSSU Choral Society’s annual Christmas concert! With familiar Christmas songs, like Silver Bells and Frosty the Snowman, and powerful, new selections, this performance will put anyone in the holiday spirit. Free and open to the public; donations appreciated. More information: Rita Boyer, 417.625.9318.
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DIY Address Planter Box
Saturday, December 7 | 7:00–9:30pm
Create N Sip Studios
(223 W 3rd St)
Spruce up your home with a cute, custom planter box! You can choose to build your project or simply decorate it. Cost: $38. More information: John Coleman, 417.680.5434.
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Joplin Comedy:
Open Mic Comedy Night
Sundays | 9:00pm (sign-up 7:00pm)
At Blackthorn Pizza & Pub
(510 S Joplin Ave)
Try out your latest stand-up routine or take in the acts of local comedians, all while enjoying tasty pizza from Blackthorn Pizza & Pub. Age restrictions: 18+ until 10:00pm. 21+ from 10:00pm until close. Free and open to the public. More information: Dakoda Potter, 417.540.9186.
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Connect2Culture (C2C) is unlike any organization in the Joplin area – respected community arts agency, champion of the Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex, and performing arts presenter. C2C is a not-for-profit arts organization founded in 2009 to enhance community through culture. C2C strives to expand audience and resources needed to "ignite a passion for the arts, culture, and entertainment" in the Joplin area.
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