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100 E. High St.Jefferson City, MO 65101

Phone: (573) 632-2820Toll Free: (800) 769-4183Fax: (573) 638-4892Web: www.VisitJeffersonCity.com

Welcome to Jefferson City, Missouri. As the capital city, it is our privilege and responsibility to be an ambassador city for the State of Missouri. As I often tell visitors with a completely straight face, It is your capital city - we just take care of it for you!

Jefferson City has a unique blend of friendliness, excitement, hospitality, and fun! Take time to visit the many attractions that Jefferson City has available including the Missouri State Capitol Building, Jefferson Landing, Cole County Historical Society Museum and Runge Nature Center. Explore natures beauty as you roll down the Katy Trail or relax at one of our wineries.

Seize the opportunity to absorb some of the history of Central Missouri and enjoy making some of your own.

Sincerely,

John Landwehr Mayor of Jefferson City

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Missouri State Capitol ........................2

Jefferson City Attractions ....................3

The Capital City by Night .................14

Area Parks .......................................15

Golf and Recreation .........................18

The Arts ...........................................21

Shopping and Browsing Around ........23

Dining ..............................................24

Spring and Summer Events ...............26

Fall and Winter Events ......................28

Attractions in the Region ...................30

Transportation ..................................34

Hotels, Motels, Bed and Breakfasts ...36

Map of Jefferson City .......................36

Hospitals ..........................................36

Tourist Resources ..............................36

Emergency Resources .......................36

Missouri State Capitol201 West Capitol Avenue (573) 751-2854 | www.mocapitoltours.com

Completed in 1917, the Capitol covers three acres in downtown Jefferson City. Inside the Capitol you will find the Missouri State Museum which features exhibits of outstanding historical significance. The Capitol tour will provide you with an excellent education on the State of Missouri and the structure that represents its home.

The Missouri State Capitol is open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (except New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas). Free guided tours of the building are given Monday - Saturday, every hour on the hour (with the exception of the noon hour); the first tour begins at 9 a.m. and the last tour at 4 p.m. On Sundays, tours are given at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Groups of 10 or more need to make reservations. Free admission.

Missouri Law Enforcement Memorial - Located on the Northwest corner of the Capitol grounds. Dedicated in 1994, the memorial honors all law enforcement officers throughout Missouris history who have made the ultimate sacrifice of their lives in serving and protecting our citizens. Free Admission.

Missouri Veterans Memorial - Located on the Northeast corner of the Capitol grounds. The Memorial was dedicated on November 11, 1991. It features a limestone colonnade, terraced waterfall, reflecting pool and eight black marble posts forming a path called the Veterans Walk. All aspects of the memorial are accessible to the handicapped. Free admission.

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Missouri State Penitentiary100 Lafayette Street(866) 998-6998 | www.MissouriPenTours.com

Decommissioned in 2004, the Missouri State Penitentiary is now open to the public for hard hat tours. Before it closed, MSP was the oldest continually operating penitentiary west of the Mississippi. The prison was 100 years old when Alcatraz began taking inmates. When this prison opened in 1836, the Battle of the Alamo was going on in Texas and Andrew Jackson was in his second term. The tour showcases cells including those of famous inmates such as heavyweight champion Sonny Liston, who learned to box during his time in the big house, and James Earl Ray. Other stops on the tour are the gas chamber where 40 men and women were executed, the buried cells, several housing units and the upper yard. In 1967 the Missouri State Penitentiary was infamously named the bloodiest 47 acres in America by Time magazine because of the incredibly high number of serious assaults on the grounds between 1963-1964. Public tours cost $12 per person. Call the Jefferson City Convention and Visitors Bureau for available tour times. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Tour the Missouri State Penitentiary and experience the oldest continuously operating penitentiary west of the

Mississippi River before it was decommissioned in 2004.

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Central Dairy610 Madison Street (573) 635-6148 | www.centraldairy.biz

For a refreshing break anytime, stop in at Central Dairy for legendary ice cream treats. The dairy is an excellent stop any time of year and known as a longtime favorite of locals and many throughout the Midwest. Open Monday - Saturday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Cole County Historical Museum109 Madison Street (573) 635-1850 | www.colecohistsoc.org

Within the walls of this museum, the romantic history of Missouri unfolds. The building is filled with treasures of historical signifi-cance dating from the era of the Louisiana Territory. Spacious rooms are filled with antique chandeliers, rosewood and mahogany chests and settees, French mirrors and fine paintings.

This is the only county museum in the country to display inaugural gowns of its states First Ladies at times throughout the year. The museum is closed December 15 - February 1. Admission for adults is $3; $1 for children. Call for tour times. Groups of 10 or more require reservations.

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Discover a multitude of historical treasures at the Cole County Historical Museum.

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Governors Mansion100 Madison Street (573) 751-7929 | www.missourimansion.org

The states first family invites you to tour their home to see its beautiful architecture and period furniture as well as learn about the history of many of the states great governors. Public tours of the first f loor are conducted each Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. In March, April and the first two weeks of May, tours are available on Wednesdays as well (same time periods as listed before). There are no tours in August and December except for the Candlelight Tours in December which showcases the mansion in full holiday dcor. Free admission. Reservations required 24 hours in advance.

Carnahan Memorial GardenCorner of Capitol Avenue and Jefferson Street (573) 751-3249 | www.mostateparks.com/govgarden.htm

A striking complement to the Capitol Complex, the Garden, located next to the Governors Mansion was constructed in the late 1930s. The site is filled with f lowers, pools and walkways. After the death of Governor Carnahan, the Garden was renamed as a memorial to his work. The Garden can be reserved by calling the Department of Natural Resources. Free admission. 5

Tours of the first floor of the Governor's Mansion are free and open to the public.

Harry S Truman State Office Building301 West High Street (573) 751-2624

This attractive building occupies a full city block and houses many government offices. A Missouri Division of Tourism Welcome Center is located on the second f loor. The Truman Building features an eight story atrium and has main entrances on West High and West McCarty.

Jefferson Landing State Historic Site100 Jefferson Street (573) 751-2854 | www.mostateparks.com/jeffersonland.htm

Lohman Building Built in the late 1830s, this three story limestone building is believed to be the oldest structure in Jefferson City. Part of the building was used during the 1850s - 1870s as a combination inn, store and warehouse, serving steamboat passengers. The Lohman Building houses exhibits on transportation of the nineteenth century and an audio-visual room where the video 'Welcome to Missouri's State Capitol' is available. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Free admission.

Union Hotel The building is open to the public for viewing of the art exhibits at the Elizabeth Rozier Gallery. Open Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Closed in December. The Amtrak Station is located on the first f loor. Free admission.

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The Union Hotel and Lohman Building at Jefferson Landing.

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Lewis and Clark Trailhead Plaza.

Katy Trail Hiking/Biking State Park(573) 751-2479 or (800) 334-6946 www.mostateparks.com/katytrail

Whether youre a bicyclist, hiker, nature lover or history buff, the Katy Trail offers opportunities for recreation, a place to enjoy nature and an avenue to discover the past. The trail stretches 225 miles between St. Charles and Clinton, Mo. and is beautiful in every season. Wheelchair accessible. Lewis and Clark Trailhead PlazaCorner of Capitol Ave. and Jefferson St.

A Lewis and Clark monument next to the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City, officially called the Lewis and Clark Trailhead Plaza, is now completed after several months of work. Jefferson City now has another site to recognize its connection to Lewis and Clark. The monument is near the corner of Jefferson Street and Capitol Avenue on the capitol grounds overlooking the Jefferson Landing Historic Site and the Missouri River. Dedicated on June 4, 2008, the plaza includes Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, York (Clarks man-servant), George Druillard (French-Canadian-Shawnee hunter and interpreter) and Seaman (Lewis Newfoundland dog). Besides these main characters, items such as a journal, telescope, guns and hats are portrayed within the monument. The sculpture commemorates the date of June 4, 1804 when the Corps of Discovery encamped in the area which eventually became the state capital. In addition to the statues, several waterfalls, walkways and benches are located within the plaza creating a beautiful landscape. Open 24 hours. From May to September, volunteers will be stationed at the monument from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Saturdays and 2 - 4 p.m. on Sundays. Docents will also be on duty from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Memorial Day and Labor Day. Sessions typically last between 15 and 20 minutes.

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Lincoln University/Inman E. Page Library820 Chestnut Street (573) 681-5599 or (800) 521-5052 | www.lincolnu.edu

The first university west of the Mississippi built specifically for the education of African-Americans and established by the 62nd and 65th Colored Infantries from the Civil War. In 1954, Lincoln University expanded its original mission to embrace the needs of a much broader population. Today, it is one of the most diverse University campuses in the nation. This campus has eight buildings on the National Register of Historic Buildings. The Inman E. Page Library contains a Thomas Hart Benton Mural as well as traveling African-American Historic exhibits. Campus tours are available by calling in advance.

Soldiers' Memorial Plaza820 Chestnut Street (573) 681-5599 | www.lincolnu.edu

To commemorate one of the most significant and selfless acts of empowerment, inspiration, and commitment to higher education in history, Lincoln University developed, constructed and dedicated the Lincoln University Soldiers Memorial Plaza. This monument serves as a permanent tribute to the Lincoln University founders the brave and benevolent men of the 62nd and 65th Colored Infantries who served gallantly in the U.S. Civil War.

Near the end of the Civil War, this dedicated and progressive-minded group of soldiers who served as camp laborers for Union troops recognized the need for formal education and raised nearly $6,400.00 for a school in their home state of Missouri. The

Soldiers Memorial Plaza on Lincoln Universitys campus is a tribute to the founders of the University.

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soldiersof the 62nd and 65th infantriesignored racial divisions and boundaries and combined their resources to secure the initial funds for what was then known as Lincoln Institute. The presence of this memorial centerpiece on campus provides an opportunity for Lincoln University students, alumni, faculty, and friends to gather together in support and unity and also to encourage thoughtful discussions of how we can work together to further promote the mission and vision of the University.

Missouri State Archives600 West Main Street (573) 751-3280 | www.sos.mo.gov/archives

The Missouri State Archives, created in 1965, is the officially designated repository for all state records of permanent value. The archives identifies, collects, preserves, and makes available to elected officials, state government, historians, students, genealogists, and the general public, the permanent and historically valuable records of Missouri's state and local governments. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Free admission.

Missouri State Highway Patrol Safety Education Center1510 East Elm Street (573) 526-6149 | www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov

This comprehensive display of information concerning traffic safety, law enforcement, drug abuse and many items relating to the history of the Missouri Highway Patrol was opened to the public in 1982. Items on display include patrol cars, uniforms, weapons and other equipment dating to the department inception. The museum provides a good glimpse into law enforcement techniques from 1931 to the present day. Dont forget to look for "Otto - The Talking Car." Open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Groups of 10 or more require reservations. Free admission.

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Missouri State Museum201 West Capitol Avenue, State Capitol Building (573) 751-2854 | www.mocapitoltours.com

The Missouri State Museum is located on the first f loor of the Missouri State Capitol Building and is managed by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. The museum continues to showcase Missouri's diverse history and resources. The museum houses both temporary and long-term exhibits, such as exhibits for the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. One of the highlights of the museums collections is a significant and rare group of over 125 Civil War battle f lags. Many of the f lags belonged to, or were captured by, Missouri units on both sides of the war. At least one f lag is on display at all times in the museum. Missouri was one of the most divided states during the Civil War and the Missouri State Museum exhibits tell this story. The Missouri State Museum is open 7 days a week, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Free admission. The only days that the State Museum is closed are the 4 major holidays (New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.)

The Missouri Supreme Court Building has beautiful architecture including glass floors in the library

and a staircase made entirely of Missouri marble.

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Missouri Supreme Court Building207 West High Street (573) 751-4144 | www.courts.mo.gov

The Supreme Court is the state's highest court. Many of the days' most important and often controversial legal issues affecting Missourians and involving the state's Constitution and laws come before this court. The Supreme Court, by the state Constitution, supervises courts in Missouri. It also prescribes the procedures and practices followed by judges and lawyers in trying cases in the state's courts. The Supreme Court Building in Jefferson City became a permanent home for the Court at its completion in 1907 using funds from the 1904 Worlds Fair in St. Louis. Look for the glass floors in the library. The building did not have electricity when it was built, but the glass floors allowed light from the windows to filter down to the main floor. Tours of the Supreme Court are given Monday through Friday on the half hour from 9 - 11:30 a.m. & 1 - 3:30 p.m. Free admission.

Missouri Veterinary Medical Foundation Museum2500 Country Club Drive (573) 636-8737 | www.mvma.us

The only museum in the United States dedicated solely to veterinary medicine, its mission is to preserve the history of veterinary medicine by providing a museum, library and educational center. It also promotes the image of veterinary medicine to the public. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Saturday by appointment only. Free admission.

Interesting, hands-on exhibits line the walls of the Missouri Veterinary Medical Foundation Museum.

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Museum of Missouri Military History2007 Retention Drive (573) 638-9603 | www.moguard.com/museum/mong.museum.asp

Located on the Ike Skelton Training Center, this museum houses exhibits beginning from 1808, the activation date of the Missouri Militia. Exhibits continue from the War of 1812 to Desert Storm. The building that houses the collection was built in the 1920s and used as a self-contained dormitory for prisoners working the dairy farm. Open to the public Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Closed all major holidays. Free admission.

Runge Nature Center Missouri Department of Conservation330 Commerce Drive (573) 526-5544 | www.mdc.mo.gov/areas/cnc/runge

Enjoy the natural wonders of Missouri and the fish, forests, and wildlife found here by strolling through exhibits or hiking nature center trails. Inside the center you will find an indoor wildlife viewing area, a nature library, and a small gift shop. You can also explore more than 3,000 square feet of exhibits that lead you through a myriad of Missouris natural habitats. Featured in the exhibit area are a 3,580 gallon fish aquarium, live amphibians and reptiles, hands-on activities for children and much more. Venture outside to explore over two miles of hiking trails. You can also climb a 60 ft. firetower for a panoramic view of the city and the areas dramatically rolling landscape. The Naturescape Trail is accessible to people with disabilities. Self-guided tours available; advance notice is required for naturalist-led programs. The center is open year round, Monday-Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Free admission.

Veterans Plaza401 Monroe Street(573) 634-6320 or (573) 634-6410www.jeffcitymo.org/veteransplaza/veteransplaza.html

The Veterans Plaza includes a Korean and Vietnam memorial and a Walk of Honor. The Walk of Honor approaches the memorial from four directions, lined with commemorative bricks, engraved with the veterans name, rank, branch of service, unit, years of service and conflict. The purpose of the Walk of Honor is to honor any area veteran who honorably served in the United State Military,

Coast Guard or Merchant Marines. The plaza is in front of the Jefferson City Police Department.

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Wolfner Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped600 West Main Street (573) 751-8720 or (800) 392-2614 www.sos.mo.gov/wolfner

Wolfner Library is Missouri's public library for the blind, physically and visually impaired and reading disabled. Materials provided include braille, large print, and/or recorded books and magazines, descriptive videos and NFB-NEWSLINE, a newspaper service over the telephone. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Free admission.

Experience all of Missouris habitats as you walk through Runge Nature Center.

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Darkness changes everything, including the mood. Village lights blink to life and invite the night air to come and cool the pace. The Capitol dons its evening wear. The river whispers memories of fur traders and steamboat captains, settlers and scallywags. It tells you that its time to shift into slow-motion. Youll discover that taking it easy is suddenly easier after dark in Jefferson City.

The f lavor of Jefferson City dining ranges from pizza to grill and pub to casual and formal elegance. If you like outside dining try downtown or our wineries. After dessert, window shop downtown, then nestle in at one of the areas many bed and breakfasts, historic hotels or contemporary accommodations.

New restaurants, hotels and motels are opening in Jefferson City all the time. For a list of affiliated restaurants and lodging facilities, log on to www.VisitJeffersonCity.com.

Want to see a side of the city that only comes out at night? Begin your evening with a glow walk on the capitol grounds. The Roman renaissance architecture assumes an entirely new personality that radiates inside and out.

If youre still up for more after that, stroll around Jefferson Landing and listen to the Missouri Rivers endless dialogue with the bluffs as the lights of the Capitol dance on its current.

Night view of the Missouri State Capitol.

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A r e a Pa r k s a n d R e c r e at i o n The heart of Jefferson City may be history and government, but its soul is the outdoors. With the many developed parklands, water, and wild places, youll find both family pleasures and personal peace. For more information, contact the Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Department at (573) 634-6482 or visit their website, www.jeffcitymo.org/parks.

Binder Park 650 acres Binder Park adjoins Joseph C. Miller Park. The main feature of the park is a 150 acre lake which offers excellent fishing for bass, catfish, bluegill and other species. A boat launching ramp is also provided and an 18-site campground. Wisch, Williams, Kremer and Byrd ball fields are located in the park along with a picnic shelter, tables and grills and sand volleyball courts. Undeveloped sections offer hiking and mountain biking trails. Popular among birdwatchers and photographers. Entrance is off Business 50 West in Apache Flats, approximately 2 miles past the Capital Mall.

Binder Lake offers recreation for everyone from small sailboats, fishing, hiking,

to mountain biking, ballfields, and picnic areas.

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Cole County Park 80 acresCole County Park is located near the fairgrounds off Country Club Drive. An attractive 8-acre lake in the park provides opportunities for fishing and picnicking. A general purpose field and a soccer field have been developed at the park.

Ellis Porter/Riverside Park 60 acres Located at the north end of Grant Street on a beautiful bluff overlooking the Missouri River. Contains a large covered picnic shelter, picnic tables, restrooms, barbecue ovens, olympic size swimming pool, athletic trails, playground, basketball/volleyball area, Optimist Sports Complex handball and racquetball courts and an outdoor amphitheater.

Joseph C. Miller Park 66 acres Joseph C. Miller Park is the site of the Howard Scott ball field complex. The park also includes an undeveloped area for hiking and other outdoor pursuits including a paved area for radio-controlled airplanes. It is located on Business 50 West in Apache Flats, approximately two miles west of the Capital Mall.

Katy Trail State Park 225 milesThe Katy Trail has something for everyone, whether you are a bicyclist, hiker, nature lover or history enthusiast. The trail is built on the former corridor of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT) Railroad, better known as the Katy. As you travel along the trail, you will encounter many different habitats and a variety of wildlife. You might want to stop and explore at different places along the way.

Memorial Park 30 Acres Memorial Park, west of Dix Road on West Main Street, features the Family Aquatic Center, picnic shelter, playground, picnic tables and barbecue pits. A fitness-jogging trail winds its way through the park. Also contains outdoor tree identification laboratory and compost education exhibit.

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North Jefferson Recreation Area Noren Access 165 AcresNorth Jefferson City Recreation Area is located north of the Missouri River adjacent to Highway 54. The park includes a picnic shelter, one mile trail connector to the Katy Trail, practice athletic fields, garden plots and access/boat ramp to the Missouri River. Pavilion must be reserved in advance.

Explore the outdoors at Jefferson Citys parks and trails.

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P u b l i c G o l f C o u r s e sOak Hills Golf Center at Hough Park932 Ellis Boulevard | (573) 634-6532

Turkey Creek Golf Center1616 Oil Well Road | (573) 636-7833

Eagle KnollHartsburg, Mo. | (573) 761-GOLF

Railwood Golf Club12925 County Road 4037 Holts Summit, Mo. | (573) 896-4653

Redfield Golf Course and Country Club14005 Redfield Drive Eugene, Mo. (573) 498-0110 | www.redfieldgolf.com

Golfing at one of Jefferson Citys public courses is a wonderful way to spend a leisurely day.

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R e c r e at i o nWashington Park Tennis, Skating & Ice Arena711 Kansas Street (573) 634-6482 | Ice Arena - (573) 634-6580 www.jeffersoncitymo.org/parks

Washington Park contains ball fields, tennis courts, an indoor ice arena (open July - April ), horseshoe pits, a skate park, and a one-mile pedestrian/bicycle trail. Skate Park open from 5 a.m. - 11 p.m. daily.

H i k i n g / B i k i n gGreenway System(573) 634-6482

The Greenway is approximately 12 miles of multi-use trail running through Jefferson City near Wears Creek. The greenway provides a safe alternative to walk, jog, bike or skate away from busy city streets and provides for additional opportunities for outdoor recreation, relaxation and enjoyment.

s k at i n gSK8 Zone301 Flora Drive | (573) 635-5000 | www.sk8-zone.us

Friday 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m.; Sunday 2 - 4 p.m. Roller Skating Rink. (Ice skating, skateboard and roller blade rink at Washington Park.)

G o - C a r t63 SpeedwayOld Highway 63, 12575 Renz Farm Road | (573) 636-0063

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S w i m m i n gMemorial Park Family Aquatic Center (outdoor, public)120 Binder Drive | (573) 634-6588 Open June Mid-August

Ellis Porter / Riverside (outdoor, public)320 Ellis Porter Drive | (573) 634-6585 Open June Mid-August

B o w l i n gWest Gate Lanes2017 Christy Lane (573) 636-7108 | www.bowlwestgate.com

24 lanes, cocktail lounge, billiard tables, pinball and video games, snack bar and full service pro shop. Next to Best Western Capital Inn.

B AT T I N G C A G E S63 Sports Complex Batting Cages12575 Renz Farm Road

a r t g a l l e r i e sCapital Arts1203 Missouri Blvd. 573-635-8355 | http://capitalarts.org Tuesday-Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Sunday from 1-4 p.m.

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Contemporary Art Museum Jefferson CityHighway 179 and Atelier Drive (573) 690-2556 | www.atelier-cms.com Call to set up an appointment to view the gallery.

Cottonstone Gallery116 E High Street | (573) 634-7646 Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Dunklin Street Gallery121 W Dunklin Street | (573) 893-5635 Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday 1 p.m.-4 p.m.

Elizabeth Rozier Gallery101 Jefferson Street | (573) 751-4210 Union Hotel in the Jefferson Landing Historic Site Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Memorial Hall Gallery820 Chestnut Street | (573) 681-5573 Rotating student art exhibits on the Lincoln University Campus. Call for exhibit times.

The Elizabeth Rozier Gallery rotates exhibits throughout the year.

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p e r f o r m i n g a r t sCapital Arts1203 Missouri Boulevard (573) 635-8355 | www.capitalarts.org

Capital City Players Dinner Theatre1200 Linden Drive (573) 681-9012 | www.capitalcityplayers.com

Jefferson City Cantorum(573) 893-5279 | www.angelfire.com/mo2/Cantorum

Jefferson City Symphony(573) 681-9400 | www.jcsymphony.org

Miller Performing Arts Center501 Madison Street (573) 632-3444 | www.themillercenter.org

Scene One117 East High Street, Suite A (573) 6346713

Stained Glass Theatre830 East High Street (573) 6345313 | www.sgtmidmo.org

The Little Theatre(573) 681-9400 | www.tltjc.org

The Miller Performing Arts Center attracts both out-of-town professional performances and local flavor to the stage.

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s h o p p i n g A n d b r o w s i n g a r o u n dYoull be glad to know that Mom and Pop are alive, well and very much in business in Jefferson City. We believe that making friends goes right along with making a living.

DowntownHigh Street has been the focal point of Jefferson City for over 150 years. The area continues to be a hub of activity.

Old MunichburgThis German influenced neighborhood has seen a resurgence in the past few years with a number of stores, restaurants and festivals.

Capital MallThis attractive enclosed mall features three major department stores, a multi-screen theatre, a variety of shops and restaurants; on US 50 at West Truman Blvd.

EastsideSpread throughout this mostly residential area youll find a number of quaint little shops selling everything from clocks to antiques to ceramic zebras.

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t h e at e r i n f o r m at i o n Capital 8 TheatreOutside Capital Mall | (573) 761-7469 | www.gqti.com

Capital 4 Theatre Inside Capital Mall | (573) 761-7469 | www.gqti.com

Truman 4 Theater1614 Jefferson Street (Next to Truman Hotel & Conference Center.)(573) 636-8711 | www.trumanjeffersoncity.com/theater/html

r e s ta u r a n t s & e at e r i e sFor the most current list of affiliated restaurant and eateries go to www.VisitJeffersonCity.com or call the Jefferson City Convention and Visitors Bureau at (800) 769-4183.

w i n e r i e sNative Stone Winery4317 Native Stone Road (573) 584-8600 | www.nativestonewinery.com

Summit Lake Winery1707 South Summit Drive Holts Summit, Mo. (573) 896-9966 | www.summitlakewinery.com

Native Stone Winerys unique wine selection is complemented by its extensive dining menu and brewery crafted beer.

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At Summit Lake Winery enjoy the environment and scenery from the outdoor patio or warm yourself inside by the fire.

By now, you probably get the notion that Jefferson City can pack a lot of fun and relaxation into a whole season of day trips. Now, with a little extra planning, well help you pack your bags for an extended stay. Adding a festival, fair or special event to your itinerary is a great excuse for spending a weekend, or longer, with us.

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s p r i n g e v e n t sCheck out our web site for an inclusive and up-to-date list of local events, www.VisitJeffersonCity.com.

Annual Gospel Sing and Jubilee (573) 636-5255

Come and listen to gospel music in the capital city. Past performers have included Young Harmony from Nashville, Tennessee; Color of Mercy from the Lake of the Ozarks area, Celisa Harris from Richmond and Jefferson Citys own Sons of Harvest. Call for ticket prices.

Annual Ice Show(573) 634-6482

This colorful extravaganza on ice is held in mid-March at the Washington Park Ice Arena, the only covered, artificially frozen rink in mid-Missouri. Located just off Missouri Boulevard at 711 Kansas Street.

Capital City Cookoff and Bluegrass Festival(573) 291-9716 | www.capitalcitycookoff.com

Head out to the Jefferson City Jaycee's Fairgrounds as competitors from across the country participate in the Capital City Cookoff. This Kansas City Barbecue Association sanctioned cook off features a beer garden, "Buck-A-Bone" rib tasting and bands from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday vendors and the beer garden

are open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fairgrounds will be filled with the soothing sounds of some of

Sporting events, both large and small, rouse crowds in Jefferson City.

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Missouris finest bluegrass groups. Starting at noon and playing until 6 p.m., these bands will entertain with the harmonious sounds of banjos, fiddles, guitars and mandolins. For more information about the Capital City Cookoff check out www.capitalcitycookoff.com or call Bruce Ring at (573) 291-9716.

s u m m e r f u nRenaissance Festival(573) 634-6064 | www.mrrl.org

Missouri River Regional Library and Jefferson City Parks and Recreation host the Annual Renaissance Festival at Binder Park in Jefferson City. Step back in time and enjoy a day of merriment, fantasy and fun for the whole family! Enjoy jousting, musical groups, jugglers, free games and crafts for children, combat demonstrations, artisans demonstrating and selling their wares and great food!

Salute to America Fourth of July Celebration(573) 761-0704 or (800) 514-0704 | www.salutetoamerica.org

Whether its dancing to the sound of great music, enjoying some tasty cuisine or diving into the historic tradition of the Fourth of July, Jefferson City provides the experience through Salute to America. The celebration includes the parade and numerous concerts on the Capitol Main Stage. The night wouldn't be complete without the Fireworks Sky Concert extravaganza over the Missouri River. With a full festival schedule, there are plenty of fun-filled activities to entertain people of all ages.

Cultural ConcertsJoin the Missouri River Regional Library for their annual cultural concert series. The library brings in three different musical groups in August and September playing various genres. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets to the Capitol south lawn and enjoy the tunes for free at 7:30 p.m. For more information contact Taryn Prewitt at (573) 634-6064, ext. 235. More information can also be found at www.mrrl.org

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fa l l f e s t i v i t i e s Tour of Missouriwww.TourofMissouri.com

Approximately 120 professional cyclists from over 20 countries around the world travel to Jefferson City and other cities in Missouri to compete in this cycling race modeled after the Tour de France. The Tour of Missouri, slated as the largest professional sporting event ever hosted in Missouri, is patterned after the famous Tour de France of point-to-point, or stage racing. The race is much more than a cycling race, however, and brings the pageantry of the race along with a rolling festival to each host start and finish city during the week long event.

Jefferson Citys Oktoberfest 573-635-6524 | www.oldmunichburg.com

Located at Jefferson Street and Dunklin Street in historic Old Munichburg, Oktoberfest is a celebration of Jefferson City's strong German heritage. It includes authentic homemade German food, music and dancing. A parade, car show, craft vendors and demonstrating artisans offer a day full of family activities. Some of the highlights include the Dachshund Derby and the Children's Train. A beer garden with live music serves as entertainment for the adults.

Halloween Happenings at the Governors Mansion and Harvestfestwww.missourimansion.org | www.DowntownJeffersonCity.com

Halloween Happenings at the Governors Mansion is held in conjunction with Downtown Jefferson Citys Harvestfest. Trick-or-treating at the Governor's Mansion and variety of other events take place from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and are all free and open to the public. Come in your Halloween costume or your Saturday clothes, but come join in the day's fun! Harvestfest is on High Street from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. as well. Visit downtown to check out the streets in full fall fashion, as it is inundated by a variety of vendor booths selling everything from crafts and toys to food and drink.

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w i n t e r wa r m t hLiving Windows(573) 634-7267 | www.DowntownJeffersonCity.com

The Living Windows takes place in downtown Jefferson City from 6-9 p.m. the first Friday in December. Storefronts and windows come alive with dancers, singers, religious and holiday themes. Carriage rides and hayrides wind their way through the streets and Santa Claus makes his yearly visit. Free Admission.

Holiday Candlelight Tours(573) 751-7929 | www.missourimansion.org

Each holiday season the Governor's Mansion is beautifully decorated with greenery, poinsettias, and lights. Thousands visit during the holiday season to see this wonderful scene. The mansion is open for holiday candlelight tours to show off its holiday best. They are free and open to the public. No reservations are needed.

Old Munichburg Kristkendelfest(573) 635-1041

Join this German community to celebrate the holidays in true German fashion. Enjoy homemade strudel, crafts and much more. Events, including a German worship service, a German

lunch, history of Old Munichburg and a photo display, will take place on Ashley Street near the Central United Church of Christ.

A weekend of festive events kicks off the

holiday season every year in Jefferson City.

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A view of Hermann from one of the many vineyards that make up Missouris growing and popular wine county.

A g at e way t o m i d - m i s s o u r i Missouri used to be one of those best kept secret vacation destinations, but now more and more families are waking up to all its possibilities, and Jefferson City is right in the middle of the action.

In Missouri, you can reach your own special world of fun tailored to your interests. Boat, fish and dive into family attractions and seek the sun at the Lake of the Ozarks. Saddle up, backpack, spelunk or sight see by car in the massive Mark Twain National Forest. Sample German heritage and its fruits of the vine across rolling wine country. Walk through history on Civil War sites. Antique your heart out in quaint villages and rural outposts. Whichever world you pick, youre almost there.

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The Churchill Memorial in Fulton, Missouri, is only a 20 minute drive from Jefferson City.

Hermann, Mo.(573) 486-5400 or (800) 932-8687 | www.hermannmo.com

Historic Hermann, Missouri was founded in the 1830s by German settlers and celebrates its old world heritage today with many seasonal events. More than 100 buildings in the town are on the National Register of Historic Sites. Tours of local wineries and museums are available.

Churchill Memorial501 Westminster Avenue, Fulton, Mo. (573) 592-5369 | www.churchillmemorial.org

In 1946, Sir Winston Churchill delivered his famous Iron Curtain Speech on the campus of Westminster College in Fulton. The event is commemorated with a museum containing Churchill memorabilia and other exhibits.

In November of 1990, Breakthrough, a silhouette sculpture created from a section of the Berlin Wall by Churchills granddaughter Edwina Sandys, was erected on the site to symbolize free passage from East to West.

Another highlight of the memorial is the Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury. The church was designed by Christopher Wren in the 17th century and shipped in pieces from London to its present site.

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Lake of the Ozarks800-386-5253 | www.funlake.com

One of Americas largest man-made lakes lies south of Jefferson City on Highway 54. The lakes 1,150 miles of shoreline twists through forested hills, dramatic bluffs and an ever-increasing number of lake front homes, restaurants and marinas. Long coves beckon fishermen, swimmers, boaters and water skiers. Other Lake attractions include the public beaches and boat ramps at Lake of the Ozarks State Park and the castle ruins and natural bridge at Ha-Ha Tonka State Park.

For more information contact the Lake of the Ozarks Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Scrivner Road Conservation Area 919 acres(573) 884-6861 | www.mdc.mo.gov

Located 3 miles South of Russellville. The area can be reached by taking Highway AA then east on Scrivner Road and proceeding 1 mile to the entrance. Available activities include hunting, fishing, hiking, nature study, wildlife viewing, frogging, shooting range, horseback riding, fishing, and boating.

Osage County(573) 897-3648

Osage County, located Southeast of Jefferson City along Highway 50/63 includes points of interest such as Americana Antique Exhibit, Painted

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Rock Conservation Area, historic St. Joseph Catholic Church, Westphalia Historical Society Museum, Hilkemeyer Boat and Canoe Rental, and the historic Holy Family Catholic Church.

Rock Bridge Memorial State Park(573) 449-7402 | www.mostateparks.com/rockbridge.htm

See the rock bridge or explore the forests, streams and restored grasslands of Rock Bridge Memorial State Park. While walking the half-mile Devils Icebox Boardwalk, visitors will pass both under and over the rock bridge, have the opportunity to explore Connors Cave on their own, and see an underground stream, small spring and sinkhole. Picnic sites, a reservable picnic shelter, and playground equipment make the park a great place for family gatherings.

Missouri State Fair Sedalia(660) 827-8150 | www.mostatefair.com

Sedalia is the home of the Missouri State Fair which is held each year in August. The fair features a gigantic midway with many rides and shows. Exhibits at the fair represent the best in Missouri crops, beef, sheep, swine, and dairy production. Traditional homemaking skills such as canning, baking and quilting from around the state are also displayed.

Parish PicnicsOn any Sunday throughout June, July and August some community near Jefferson City is celebrating with a parish picnic. In Westphalia, St. Martins, Wardsville, Rhineland, Frankenstein, Linn, Marys Home, Taos and St. Thomas the parish picnic, a German custom of the early settlers, lives on. Great food is served family style at reasonable prices. For more information, visit the Jefferson City News Tribune website at www.newstribune.com.

Distance to Missouri CitiesCity Miles City Miles

Camdenton 59 Lake of the Ozarks 42

Columbia 31 Rolla 62

Fulton 26 Sedalia 61

Hermann 49 Springfield 133

Kansas City 148 St. Louis 129

A i r p o r t sJefferson City Memorial Airport(573) 634-6469 www.jeffcitymo.org/airport

Columbia Regional Airport11300 South Airport Drive (573) 442-9770

C h a r t e r S e r v i c e sFirst Student Transportation321 Norman Drive 65101 (573) 634-7645

Huskey Bus Service(888) 248-7539

Show Me America Coaches1205 East Main Street Linn, Mo. 65051 (573) 897-4700

Show Me U.S.A.(800) 844-3701

USA Express(800) 872-9399 (573) 368-4656

White Knight Limousine and Coach1500 Jade Road Columbia, 65201 (800) 508-6546 (573) 814-5466

Jefferson Citys Amtrak station is within walking distance of many attractions and the downtown area.

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L o c a l B u sJefferson City Transit820 Miller Street (573) 634-6477 www.jeffcity.net/transit

R a i lAmtrak101 Jefferson Street (800) USA-RAIL (872-7245) www.amtrak.com

R e n ta l C a r sAvis Rent-A-Car 402 Missouri Boulevard Suite B (573) 556-6675 (800) 331-1212

Enterprise Rent-A-Car (800) 736-8222

1419 Missouri Boulevard (573) 635-9000

807 Southwest Boulevard (573) 893-2889

Hertz Rent-A-Car500 Airport Road (573) 761-3535

S h u t t l e S e r v i c eTyus Executive Transportation Service, LLX1318 E. McCarty 65101 (573) 556-6455

Ta x i C a b s /L i m o u s i n e R e n ta l sCapitol City Limousine & Sedan Inc.(573) 636-6632

Chase Limousines2613 West Main Street 65109 (573) 635-8966

Checker Cab Company1000 St. Marys Boulevard, 65101 (573) 636-7101

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Pet Friendly Properties

Properties that offer shuttle service to and from the Amtrak Station

Properties that offer shuttle service to and from the Katy Trail

J e f f e r s o n C i t y L o d g i n g Lodging facilities are numbered left to right on map.

Best Western Capital Inn 51937 Christy Drive Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 635-4175 or (800) 528-1234 www.bestwestern.com/capitalinn

Budget Inn 101309 Jefferson Street Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 636-6167

Candlewood Suites 2 3514 Amazonas Drive Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 634-8822 or (800) 226-3539 www.candlewoodsuites.com/jefferson city

Capitol Plaza Hotel 12 and Convention Center415 West McCarty StreetJefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 635-1234 or (800) 338-8088 www.capitolplazajeffersoncity.com

Days Inn 32100 Jefferson StreetJefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 761-3600 or (800) 329-7466 www.daysinn.com

Doubletree Hotel 14422 Monroe StreetJefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 636-5101 or (800) 575-5101www.jeffersoncity.doubletree.com

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Econo Lodge 41926 Jefferson Street Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 636-2797 or (800) 228-5150 www.choicehotels.com

Fairfield Inn by Marriott 3621 West Truman Blvd. Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 761-0400 or (800) 228-2800 www.fairfieldinn.com

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Fairfield Inn by Marriott 13621 West Truman Blvd. Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 761-0400 or (800) 228-2800 www.fairfieldinn.com

Holiday Inn Express 61716 Jefferson Street Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 634-4040 or (800) 465-4329 www.holidayinnexpress.com

Hotel DeVille 319 West Miller Street Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 636-5231 or (800) 392-3366 www.devillehotel.com

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DR

INDUSTRIAL DR

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COUNTRY CLUB DR

ROCKRIDGE RD

MONR

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T

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ST

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DR

ROLA

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T

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HWY

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HWY 50

ST MARYS BLVD

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LILL

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BUNKER HILL RD

MAR

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HWY 50

HWY

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MISSOURI BLVD

W MAIN ST

HW

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JEFF

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INDUSTRIAL DR

ELLIS BLVD

W EDGEWOOD DR

STADIUM BLVD

DIX

RD

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COUNTRY CLUB DR

VIET

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ST

WILD

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DR

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Hotel DeVille 13 319 West Miller Street Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 636-5231 or (800) 392-3366 www.devillehotel.com

Motel 6 7 1624 Jefferson Street Jefferson City, MO 65109 (573) 634-4220 or (800) 466-8356 www.motel6.com

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MISSOURI BLVD

W MAIN ST

HW

Y 17

9

JEFF

ERSO

N ST

W EDGEWOOD DR

CHRI

STY

DR

INDUSTRIAL DR

ELLIS BLVD

STADIUM BLVD

COUNTRY CLUB DR

ROCKRIDGE RD

MONR

OE S

T

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CHES

TNUT

ST

DIX

RD

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FRO

G H

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RD

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ST

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ST

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OM

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CE

DR

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