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Summer Festivals and Family Fun in Missouri

Find the perfect event in this handy list broken down by region and cityJefferson City, Mo. ─ Summertime! School’s out. The days are long. It’s vacation time. That doesn’t have to mean an extended getaway and spending lots of money – in the Show-Me State, a vacation can be a single day or weekend when you attend our summer festivals and fun events. The Missouri Division of Tourism’s website, VisitMO.com , highlights more than 340 summer events statewide . . . and the list grows daily. From late spring through summer (for our purposes, May thru Labor Day),

The Missouri Division of Tourism Launches Mobile Version of VisitMO.com

Use your mobile device to find Missouri sightsJefferson City, Mo. — The first day of spring; a time for flowers and trees to begin bloom ing, temperatures to begin climbing, travelers to begin planning trips, and smart-phone users to begin accessing the new mobile version of VisitMO.com .As spring officially begins today (March 20), the Missouri Division of Tourism announces its latest web-development project; a mobile version of the division’s

The Missouri Division of Tourism Launches VisitMO Facebook Campaign: “What’s Not to Like about Missouri?”

Jefferson City, Mo. (September, 2011)—If you are not a fan of VisitMO on Facebook, it’s time to update your status; you won’t want to miss the fun! The Missouri Division of Tourism launched a Facebook campaign to draw attention to its new Facebook page: Facebook.com/VisitMO. The campaign “What’s Not to Like about Missouri?” uses tongue-in-cheek slogans such as “We have zero recorded freshwater shark attacks,” and “We are the only state shaped like Missouri,” to connect with users and to encourage sharing. VisitMO fans can post the reasons they like Missouri and spread the campaign to

Missouri’s Autumn Festivals Diversity, Fun, Excitement

From music to food, Missouri's festivals offer a variety of travel options for road trips and family fun!Jefferson City, Mo. (August, 2011)---Tired of humidity and 100-degree days? Fear not — fall (more correctly, autumn) is just down the road. The end of summer is marked by the autumnal equinox, at 5:05 a.m., September 23; then fall takes over, lasting until 12:30 a.m., December 22. Most people don’t think of December as being in the fall, but there you have it; the official dates.No need to be too “official” here, so as festivals go, let’s fudge a little and consider fall as starting in

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