Kirksville High School’s Theatre Department has set November dates for its fall musical, Something Rotten!, at the William Matthew Middle School Auditorium. See the full theatre and film update.
Category: Alerts
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Kirksville Parks and Recreation sets dates for Halloween Eggstravaganza and Halloween Town
The Kirksville Parks and Recreation Department’s fall programs calendar lists two Halloween events this year: the Halloween Eggstravaganza on Saturday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m., and Halloween Town on Saturday, Oct. 31 at 6 p.m.
The department’s programs page does not list a location or additional details for either event yet — check back on its Programs and Events page for updates, or see our guide to recreational activities in Kirksville and Adair County.
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Kirksville City Council to meet Sept. 28 — agenda includes airport contracts, 2027 city goals
The Kirksville City Council will hold its next regular meeting on Monday, September 28, 2026, at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 201 S. Franklin St. The meeting will also stream online via the city’s YouTube channel. The tentative agenda was posted…
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Sue Ross Arts Center now showing 48-quilt exhibit by Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild
The Kirksville Arts Association says the Sue Ross Arts Center is now displaying an exhibit of 48 quilts — made with both modern and traditional techniques — by the Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild.
See the current listing on our What’s happening at the Sue Ross Arts Center page, and our guide to the arts hub for hours and location.
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Only days left to submit names for Adair County Veterans Memorial Wall engraving
Wednesday, Sept. 30 is the deadline to submit names for engraving on the Adair County Veterans Memorial Wall ahead of Veterans Day 2026 (Wednesday, Nov. 11) — names must be submitted at least six weeks before the holiday to be engraved in time.
Registration requires proof of military service (a DD214 or discharge papers) and an engraving fee (current pricing available from the City Clerk), plus a completed registration form, submitted to the City Clerk (660-627-1225), City of Kirksville, 201 South Franklin St., Kirksville, MO 63501, or to any Adair County Veterans Commission member. The wall, which honors honorably discharged and active-duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces who are or have been residents of Adair County or neighboring Missouri counties, sits on the west side of Baltimore Street, bordering Rotary Park.
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October at the library: author visit, Truck or Treat, reptiles, and Halloween fun
The Adair County Public Library has several one-time events this October: an author visit with Katy Schamberger (Oct. 6, 6-8pm), a two-part discussion series on Homer’s Odyssey tied to this summer’s film adaptation (Oct. 10 for kids, Oct. 15 for a 16+ audience), a Truck or Treat (Oct. 17, 10am-12pm), a bird-watching program with Thousand Hills State Park and a reptile meet-and-greet (both Oct. 24), and HalloweenTown (Oct. 31, 6-8pm). Full details and times: kirksvillewire.com.
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First Friday at Gallery 104: Art on the Square, 104 N Franklin St, Kirksville, MO 63501
New post from Main Street Kirksville.
Pulled from Google News’ index of mainstreetkirksville.com — their site blocks automated access, so this links out rather than reproducing the post. If this is an event, check the link for the actual date, time, and location.
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First Friday at Gallery 104: Art on the Square, 104 N Franklin St, Kirksville, MO 63501
New post from Main Street Kirksville.
Pulled from Google News’ index of mainstreetkirksville.com — their site blocks automated access, so this links out rather than reproducing the post. If this is an event, check the link for the actual date, time, and location.
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Reminder: No school on Friday, September 25, 2026. It is a professional development day.
Reminder: No school on Friday, September 25, 2026. It is a professional development day.
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Thousand Hills State Park hosts Archaeology Day Saturday, plus October nature programs
Thousand Hills State Park holds its annual Archaeology Day this Saturday, Sept. 26, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Beach Shelter, with park staff, archaeologists and volunteers leading activities in and around the shelter. The event is free and open to the public, with…
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