Good morning, Columbia.

Broadway Christian Church Community Garden will get 350 plots ready for spring planting in Columbia—MU Extension's Dr. Juan Cabrera-Garcia says planting should follow the last frost around April 12.

Columbia Farmers Market’s spring season begins today with a book swap + Mizzou will host its campus market on Wednesday.

Residents can join in these local events to explore seasonal produce and community offerings.

A house fire broke out Friday night on East Old Plank Road in south Columbia, causing significant damage to the garage and siding; firefighters saved four kittens with no injuries reported.

Columbia city government invites local artists to submit artwork for decorating city infrastructure until May 11 (a chance to brighten community spaces).

On Good Friday, Columbia church leaders reflected on Lent and now look forward to a hopeful Easter season — a time for new beginnings as churches plan community events.

Their renewed focus aims to bring congregants together.

School board candidates say charter schools are not a good fit because Columbia Public Schools already meet students' needs (according to recent candidate views).

Three Rock Bridge students won the state AI championship for developing technology to help CPD analyze 911 calls and video + they will compete regionally on Apr.

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Cooper County installed a new federal siren in Pilot Grove after a malfunction during an April 3, 2025 tornado threat, and a five-year plan will update five older sirens to boost storm safety in the area.

Flooding forced MoDOT to close roads in Boone, Chariton, Morgan, Pettis and Saline counties on Friday — affecting routes near Harmony Creek, Perche Creek and Long Branch.

Mayor Buffaloe will serve as a judge for the Electric Innovation Awards competition to boost sustainable energy and draw ideas from across the country to Columbia+ he hopes to learn new ways to make the city greener.

Columbia golf courses are aerating their greens for spring and adjusting rates as the busy season nears.

Golfers should contact their preferred course (verify details) before planning a visit.

Honeysuckle Removal Volunteer Event

4-6 p.m. — Kiwanis Park — Free admission — Make a difference by helping remove invasive honeysuckle in Kiwanis Park.

How to Train Your Dragon - In Concert

7-10 p.m. — Missouri Theatre — VIP packages available — Experience the magic of animation and music as you dive into the world of dragons.

Greg Warren Live

7-10 p.m. — Missouri Theatre — Ticketed event — Enjoy an evening of comedy with Greg Warren in Columbia, MO.

Of Sea and Stone: Uncorked Wine Tasting & Dinner

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Cooper's Ridge Event Venue — Not specified — Experience an evening of fine wine and live music from the Folk-Americana duo, Of Sea and Stone.

Bored Teachers Comedy Tour

3-5 p.m. — Missouri Theatre — VIP packages available — Enjoy a hilarious evening with the Bored Teachers Comedy Tour featuring premium seating options.

Intro to Woodworking Class

5-8 p.m. — MACCLab | A Community Makerspace — Materials included — Learn the basics of woodworking while creating your own small project.

Pat Metheny Concert

7-10 p.m. — Missouri Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the legendary sounds of Pat Metheny live in Columbia, MO.

Katie & The Honky Tonks Concert

9:00 – 11:59 PM — Cafe Berlin — Cost info unavailable — Experience the heartfelt tunes of country music with Katie and the Honky Tonks as they perform live.

Improv Theater Class

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM — TRYPS Children's Theater — Check for pricing — Explore the fundamentals of improv through engaging games and creative challenges.

DJ Requiem

2:30-4:00 p.m. — Rose Music Hall — Cashless venue — Enjoy an afternoon of beats as DJ Requiem spins the decks.