If you’ve ever thought about lending a helping hand to those around you, but don’t know where to start, you’re not alone. According to Megan Burridge, founder of a new Facebook group called By This They’ll Know, a lot of people have a desire to help others, but the logistics that can be behind the act of caring for our neighbors can make it feel like it’s too hard to start.
“I truly believe people want to help others but don’t know how,” Megan explains. “I like to use the analogy of attending a wedding reception: you know you’ll end up on the dance floor, but so many people don’t want to go first,” she shares with a laugh. “But once someone does, then more people come out to the dance floor.”
That belief comes from some observations she made during a recent lived experience. In the summer of 2025, Megan’s husband faced some health challenges and during that time she said so many people reached out to her and offered to help. She felt overwhelmed by the outpouring of kindness, but it also highlighted some gaps she’s noticed within her faith community.
Megan Burridge, founder of the Facebook group By This They’ll Know. Photo credit: Megan Burridge.
As a Christian, Megan believes a big part of living by that faith involves helping others. However she’s noticed that there can be a gap between churches and individual Christians stepping up to help others when compared to people not affiliated with a particular faith.
“I noticed that most people who are helping are not identifying as Christian,” Megan says.
That didn’t sit well with her and what she believes she’s meant to do as a Christian. Motivated to do something about her observation and taking inspiration from a Bible verse, she formed By This They’ll Know on Facebook. In just a few short months, the group has grown to nearly 500 members. And, during that time, people have made an impact around their communities, especially over the past holiday season.
Just a few examples include member Alyssa and her children who held a food drive every Saturday in November. Alyssa and her kids passed out free hot cocoa to all who made a food donation and collected 1,145 items for local food pantries in the process.
Food donations secured for area food pantries that were collected by member Alyssa and her children in November 2025. Photo credit: Alyssa R., member of By This They’ll Know.
Likewise, several members got together before Thanksgiving and assembled Thanksgiving meal kits, which consisted of canned and dry goods placed in a disposable turkey roasting pan.
Members work together to assemble Thanksgiving meal kits. Photo credit: Kiley M., member of By This They’ll Know.
And another member, Melissa, started a Blessing Box in her neighborhood. Similar to how a Little Free Library works, people can donate items like shelf stable food, hygiene products, scarves, gloves, and more, and the items are available for free, for anyone who needs them.
A Blessing Box filled often contains shelf stable food, hygiene products, and items for cold weather, like gloves or scarves. Photo credit: Melissa F., member of By This They’ll Know.
Although many people think of those in need in November and December, in reality the need for help knows no particular season, but thankfully, neither does kindness and giving. With a solid foundation formed over last fall, By This They’ll Know is on track to continue to grow and give people who are looking for way to help others a starting point. Going forward, Megan hopes to create events where people within By This They’ll Know can get together and get to know each other and build friendships and community with like-minded individuals.
Interested in learning more or getting involved? The group is open to a variety of faiths, as well as those who aren’t affiliated with any religion. Members can reside in Franklin, St. Charles, St. Louis, and Warren County areas, and beyond.
Note: This article is part of a series highlighting volunteer groups, individuals who give back to area causes, and people who are building community, such as the piece I wrote on The Homemade Exchange. If you know someone making a positive impact in or around the Franklin County area, email me at smalltownsocialitemo@gmail.com and I may feature them on the website.
This week, there’s chances to watch holiday movies, attend craft events, holiday pop-ups, Christmas parades, winter markets, holiday concerts, meals with Santa, holiday light displays, and much more.
Please note I try my best to capture the happenings in our area each week, and some events may be posted too late to make it into the article, so I share those items in my stories throughout the week. Be sure to follow me on Facebook an Instagram to get all the details!
And, as we move into winter weather, event details may change or events may get rescheduled. While I strive to keep these posts as up to date as possible, it might be a good idea double check with the event venue before heading out!
Monday, Dec. 1, Wednesday, Dec. 3, Saturday, Dec. 6, Sunday, Dec. 7 Great 8 Cinema in Union is showing classic holiday movies through Christmas Eve for only $2 per person. On Monday and Wednesday, catch “A Christmas Story” and on Saturday and Sunday view “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.” Get more info.
Tuesday, Dec. 2 Enjoy a holiday concert with music by the Schwarzer Zither Ensemble of Washington. Promoting the tradition, music, and local history of the zither instruments, Schwarzer Zither Ensemble of Washington performs a concert including seasonal and holiday music. Learn more.
Wednesday, Dec. 3 – Sunday, Dec. 7 Eight Nine Eight Cigar Lounge & Bar’s The 898 Hours of Christmas Pop-Up Bar is still happening this week. Drink Christmas-themed cocktails in a cozy, winter wonderland-themed space. Get more details.
Wednesday, Dec. 3 Get into the spirit of the season at Mistletoe & Mixology, a Holiday Pop-Up at Oak & Front in Washington. Experience festive decorations, holiday cocktails, themed food specials, and house-made Christmas cookies served at every table. The event kicks off on Dec. 3, and will also run on Dec. 10, and Dec. 17. Reserve your spot for $10 per person. Learn more.
Thursday, Dec. 4 N-Rec Sports Center in Washington is hosting a Bingo Night featuring Taco Loco. Price is $40 per person, and includes bingo, as well as a Taco Loco meal and margarita. Get more details.
Thursday, Dec. 4 Have breakfast for dinner, and eat pancakes with Santa at St. Gertrude Parish & School in Washington. Have pancakes with all the toppings, beverages, Christmas crafts, and more. Learn more.
Thursday, Dec. 4 Beginning this Thursday, Cinema 1 Plus in Washington is kicking off a special series called “Happy Holidates.” The special is a dinner and a movie date package on Thursdays, with a holiday twist. For $30 per person, enjoy dinner at Smokin’ Oak, plus admission to a holiday film, popcorn, and a drink. Get more info.
Friday, Dec. 5 Thacker’s Mini Pub in Gerald is having a Scotch Doubles Pool Tournament. Cost of entry is $20 per person. Find out more.
Friday, Dec. 5 – Saturday, Dec. 6 Lost Hill Lake Weddings & Events in St. Clair is having their annual Grove of Lights holiday light experience. View thousands of dazzling lights, enjoy complimentary hot cocoa and s’mores, get photos with Santa, free face painting for kids, and much more. Purchase tickets.
Friday, Dec. 5 Washington Library is hosting a Build-a-Stuffie and movie night. Attendees will build a new stuffie and then watch a G-rated holiday movie. Registration is required. Register and learn more.
Friday, Dec. 5 River Sirens Collective is hosting a Ladies Night with IPL hand facials, permanent jewelry, blowouts, chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, Botox specials, and exclusive retail discounts. Learn more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Have breakfast with Santa & the Grinch at Miller’s Grill in Washington from 8-9:45 a.m. Children have the opportunity for a free photo with Santa & the Grinch and Christmas Cookie Treats with the purchase of breakfast! Purchase your tickets for the breakfast and learn more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Head to Robertsville Elementary for a vendor fair and visit from Santa. Learn more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Have breakfast with Santa at Boles Fire Protection District from 9-11 a.m. in Villa Ridge. This event is free, and also includes station tours by firefighters. More info.
Saturday, Dec. 6 New Haven is the site of the Handmade Holiday Mart from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Find seasonal cocktails and samples from Pinckney Bend Distillery, an espresso bar by Lang-A-Tang Cafe, tea and gifts from London Tea Merchant, plus permanent jewelry, custom shirts and mugs, along with flowers, décor, and ornaments by Bright Side Blooms. Get all the details.
Saturday, Dec. 6 The 4th Annual Mingle & Jingle is happening at Triple 3 Vineyard in Washington from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Shop from 50 local makers and visit with Santa from 1-3 p.m. Learn more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 The town of Pacific is having a Winter Wonderland Christmas on the Plaza and Parade holiday event. There will be s’mores, hot cocoa, pictures with Santa and much more. Get more info on Facebook.
Saturday, Dec. 6 The Office Bar & Grill in Washington is hosting an Open Mic Night every Saturday. Stand up comedy, music, and more is welcome. Learn more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Liberty Hall in Washington is hosting The Divines, a Celtic band blending Irish, Old Time, and Americana music. Get tickets and time info.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Downtown Sullivan will have its Christmas Festival and a lighted Parade. Find out more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Riverbend Middle School Craft & Vendor Fair promises to be a festive day of shopping, creativity, and community spirit in Pacific. Browse a wide variety of handmade crafts, unique gifts, home décor, seasonal items, and local vendor products—perfect for getting a head start on your holiday shopping! Enjoy food and fun while supporting our school and local small businesses. All proceeds from booth rentals help support Riverbend Middle School programs and student activities. Get more details.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Head to Union’s City Auditorium for Rock & Roll Bingo. Attendees can bring their own snacks and beverages to this black light bingo night. Find pricing and other details.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Visit with Santa at Sullivan Ace from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Learn more on Facebook.
Sunday, Dec. 7 Meet Santa Claus at Linny’s Kennel in Union. There will be treats for kids as well as canines at the event. Get more info.
Sunday, Dec. 7 Thrive Studio and Events in Sullivan is hosting a Holiday Market & Santa Photos event. Expect hot cocoa, shopping with area vendors, and more. Find all the details.
Sunday, Dec. 7 Cinema 1 Plus in Washington is having a Five Can Film Series with a showing of “Elf” this Sunday. Watch classic holiday flicks throughout the Christmas season for a $6 ticket price, or by donating 5 non-perishable cans of food per movie goer. *Editorial note: this article originally stated the special showing of “Elf” was on Saturday. The article has been updated to reflect the correct date for the movie. Find out more.
Sunday, Dec. 7 Make an embroidered ornament at Yarn Together in Washington. Registration is required, and all supplies are included in workshop price. Find out more.
Sunday, Dec. 7 St. Ann’s Catholic Church in Washington is having a donuts with Santa event from 10 a.m. – noon. Learn more.
Road Trippin’
Take a little road trip to some of these events happening within a short drive of Franklin County.
Weekdays and Weekends in December Looking for a fun and winter-themed experience? Noboleis Vineyards in Augusta is featuring Winter Wine-derland Igloos this fall and winter season. These private spaces feature cozy blankets, twinkling lights, and views of the vineyard. Get pricing and more info.
Friday, Dec. 5 Head to Augusta for an old fashioned experience at the Christmas Candlelight Walk. Get more info.
Friday, Dec. 5 The town of Salem is having its Christmas parade, and the theme is Candy Cane Lane, with businesses open late after the parade for shopping. Find out more.
Friday, Dec. 5 & Saturday, Dec. 6 Hamilton Holiday Orchard in Rolla will glow with lighted displays every Friday and Saturday evening this holiday season. Learn pricing and more info.
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Saturday, Dec. 6 The 2nd Annual Hometown Christmas in Warrenton is the perfect way to slow down and soak in the joy of the holidays with family and friends. There will be a lighted parade, live reindeer, photos with Santa, a Christmas light maze, hot cocoa, and much more. Learn more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Christmas in Rosebud will feature fun for all ages, with a petting zoo, tree lighting, parade, face painting, an appearance by Santa and Mrs. Claus, and much more. More details.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Head to Owensville High School for a Winter Craft Market. There will be food vendors, music, a visit from Santa, gift wrapping, and more. Find out more.
Saturday, Dec. 6 St. James is having its Christmas Parade, and “Joy to the World” is the theme of the celebration. See Santa, enjoy cookies and hot cocoa, and more. Get more info.
Saturday, Dec. 6 Have ice cream for breakfast with Santa Claus at Udderly Moolicious in Warrenton. The menu will feature Belgian waffles topped with ice cream, whipped cream, and other delicious toppings. A photographer will also be onsite to take photos for $15 per family. Learn more.
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This week there’s lots of fall events like markets and other shopping experiences, aspiring bakers can attend a sourdough workshop, and there’s numerous Trunk or Treat events happening. You can find all the Halloween-related events happening through 11/2 here.
Tuesday, Oct. 28 Discover the art of sourdough while learning how it can benefit your gut at Roux 66 in Washington. In this hands-on class, you’ll mix, shape, and practice the techniques behind creating a delicious sourdough loaf and explore why sourdough is easier to digest than conventional breads, and how fermented foods can support a healthier gut microbiome. Register here.
Tuesday, Oct. 28 The Washington Public Library is hosting a Teen Haunted Gingerbread House Make & Take. Drop in and construct a haunting “gingerbread” house out of graham crackers, frosting, and candies. All materials will be provided. Ages 12 & Up. Register here.
Wednesday, Oct. 29 Swallows Nest Boutique and Cafe in Washington is hosting a Shoptober event from 3-8 p.m. Shop, sip, dine, and get a tarot card reading for $20. Get more info.
Wednesday, Oct. 29 Shiloh Baptist Church in Robertsville is having a Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat. The event will have free food and kids activities. Learn more.
Thursday, Oct. 30 Head to St. Clair Library for a Trick R Treat event that includes games, candy and fun. Find out more.
Thursday, Oct. 30 Lost Hill Lake Weddings and Event venue in St. Clair is hosting a Halloween themed Puff n’ Paint event. Get more info and register here.
Friday, Oct. 31 Looking for a fun & safe trunk-or-treat? Watermark Church located at 41 St Andrews Drive in Union will have hot dogs, popcorn, candy & other fun treats from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Learn more.
Friday, Oct. 31 Get the caffeine you’ll need to fuel your Halloween plans! On Halloween morning, Just Hank’s coffee trailer will be parked at RC Roofing on Fifth St. in Washington and the first 100 customers will receive a free coffee! Get more info including times.
Friday, Oct. 31 First Baptist Church in Belle will host a night full of family-friendly fall fun including games for all ages to play, a cake walk, bounce house, hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy and so much more! Find out time and location.
Friday, Oct. 31 Free kid friendly indoor and outdoor fun at the Fall Fling at Life Stream Church in Washington. The event includes Trunk or Treat, bounce houses, games, hotdogs, and candy. Learn more.
Saturday, Nov. 1 The St. Clair Saddle Club is hosting a free family fun night. Get all the details.
Saturday, Nov. 1 Autumn Nights is an adults shopping experience in downtown Washington. Visit multiple businesses for fun, food, and shopping. Learn more.
Saturday, Nov. 1 & Sunday, Nov. 2 Area St. Louis artists are hosting a boutique show at Shaw Nature Reserve. Featured artwork includes ceramic, wood and metal sculpture, painting, folk art, photography, jewelry, basketry, and more on display and available for purchase throughout the rustic cabins at the Dana Brown Overnight Center. Get more info.
Road Trippin’
Take a little road trip to some of these events happening within a short drive of Franklin County.
Multiple dates and times in Oct. Think you’re brave enough to venture into Terror on Route 66? Step into this haunted attraction in Sullivan for the ultimate in spine-tingling entertainment. Get more info.
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Monday,Oct. 27 Think you know your horror, from slashers to campy creeps? Put your spooky smarts to the test at our Halloween Spooktacular Trivia Night—a frightfully fun evening of laughs, drinks, and horror-movie bragging rights at Brookdale Farms. Rounds will cover iconic Halloween films, monsters, haunted history & lore, and seasonal pop culture. Costumes encouraged! Dress as your favorite monster or Halloween icon—the best costume wins a prize. Learn more.
Friday, Oct. 31 New Salem Baptist Church in Owensville is having a Trunk ‘R Treat in Maciejewski’s Parking Lot in Owensville. The event features free treats, free hotdogs, trunk decorating contest, and more! Get more info.
Friday, Oct. 31 First Baptist Church in Belle will have games for all ages to play, including a cake walk, a bounce house, face painting, hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy and, a pet costume contest. Learn more.
Saturday, Nov. 1 Maggie Grace’s on Main in Warrenton is hosting a Fall/Christmas Market. Get the details.
Saturday, Nov. 1 St. John the Baptist School in Villa Ridge will have a Trunk or Treat along with a haunted forest and hayride beginning at 5 p.m. Get the details.
Multiple dates and times until Nov. 2 Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka is the home of Fright Fest, happening on select nights until Nov. 2. Find haunted mazes, scare zones, live shows, and more. Learn more.
There’s a lot going on this week including live music, Halloween and fall festivals continue, as well as Octoberfest events and more. This article contains a handful of the Halloween events like trunk-or-treats and adult events, but if you’re looking for a complete list of Halloween events, you’ll find that in my dedicated Halloween events post which lists events happening through Nov. 2. You can find that article here.
Tuesday, Oct. 21 Head to East Central College for a fun, family-friendly showing of the movie “Hocus Pocus.” A suggested donation of $5 (to benefit United Way). Learn more.
Tuesday, Oct. 21 Coconut Grove boutique in downtown Washington is hosting a Christmas Open House. Get an early start on your holiday shopping, while enjoying a Christmas cocktail made by an Oak & Front bartender. Get more information.
Tuesday, Oct. 21 The Washington Public Library is hosting a Cell Salts for Everyday Wellness workshop. Discover how Schuessler’s cell salts can be a simple, natural way to support your body year-round—from energy and sleep to digestion and immune balance, as well as emotional balance. Join Rebecca Feltmann, BSN, RN, Classical Homeopath & Holistic Health Astrologer, for an empowering and practical introduction to using cell salts at home. Register for the class.
Wednesday, Oct. 22 The Franklin County Silent Book Club is hosting its monthly meeting at underGROUNDS Espresso Bar in Washington. Bring your book of choice, order a beverage, and sit and read in companionable silence, followed by a short period dedication to conversation, or continued reading. Learn more.
Thursday, Oct. 23 The next Music on Main event in Union will feature the music of Claudia Rose, with food and drinks available for purchase by Pasta House. More info.
Thursday, Oct. 23 Union better prepare for some Witches on the Loose! Grab your girlies and take part in this spooky season GNO. Dress in your favorite witch garb and enjoy a themed cocktail by Sip on Main, dance to music, and dine on food from a food truck. Visit Andy’s on Facebook for updates!
Thursday, Oct. 23 Soul Refresh in Washington is hosting a Make Your Own Salad Jar event. Attendees should bring their own Mason jars, salad toppings, and dressing, while Soul Refresh will provide the greens and guide you in the best practices for creating these healthy on-the-go meals. RSVP required for this event.
Friday, Oct. 24 Head to Union for the Halloween Boo Bash, which will be the city’s annual Trunk or Treat event happening at Union City Park. Get more info.
Friday, Oct. 24 Get in some line dancing at “The Office” Bar & Grill in Washington from 6 – 9 p.m., and the evening is beginner-friendly, since there will be lessons all night. Learn more.
Saturday, Oct. 25 Cinema 1 Plus in Washington will wrap up their Halloween-themed free drive-in movie series with a showing of “Beetlejuice.” Arrive early, as the parking spots are first come, first served. Get more info.
Saturday, Oct. 25 The public is invited to a free Harvest Festival held at Canaan Land Ministries in St. Clair. The event will feature food, candy, a bonfire, hayrides, and more. Learn more.
Saturday, Oct. 25 The Washington Farmers Market is the site of the town’s annual Pumpkin Palooza event. Expect a full of family fun like pony rides, story time, a balloon artist, baking and costume contests, trick-or-treating, and more. Get the full scoop.
Saturday, Oct. 25 Downtown Union transforms into a haunted haven for Scare on the Square! Enjoy a pop-up scary movie, haunted hayride, spooky vendors, food trucks, and drinks for the brave. This year’s event is geared toward teens and adults—come for the scares, stay for the thrills! Find out more.
Saturday, Oct. 25 The Gerald Lion’s Club is hosting a Trunk or Treat from 5-7 p.m. on Main Street in Gerald. There will also be free hot dogs while they last and $2 s’mores kits to make your own over the firepit. Get the details.
Saturday, Oct. 25 The public is invited to the lower parking lot adjacent to the fields at ECC for a stargazing event that begins at dusk. Stargazing cancelled if overly cloudy, precipitation, or under freezing conditions. Find out more.
Saturday, Oct. 25 Bommarito Cellars in New Haven is having a multi-course fall dinner on its sunset patio. Wines and drinks curated by the winery’s resident sommelier. Each course has hints of fall with a wine perfectly matched to enhance your culinary experience. Tickets are $50 per person and an be purchased online. Learn more.
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Saturday, Oct. 25 Starting at 6 p.m., the speakeasy comes alive at Eight Nine Eight Cigar Lounge in Washington. Wear your flapper dresses, pearls, pinstripes, and fedoras, and enjoy exclusive drink specials, whiskey flights, and prohibition-inspired cocktails. Snack foods will also be available to keep the night rolling. Expect good company, live music, elevated drinks, and just a touch of mystery. Password is…Eight Nine Eight. Find out more.
Sunday, Oct. 26 Head to the Knights of Columbus in Union for the Annual History Fair. Attendees can visit with local history and genealogy related vendors from Franklin County and the surrounding area. Get more details.
Sunday, Oct. 26 The Opera House of Pacific is hosting live music performed by Backstreet Cruisers. The event is from 2-5 p.m. and the entry fee is $15 per person. Learn more.
Sunday, Oct. 26 The Garage Bar in Treloar is having a Trunk or Treat in its parking lot. The treating begins at 2:30 p.m., and the establishment will also offer food and drink specials. Find more on Facebook.
Sunday, Oct. 26 The Washington Police Department will host its annual First Responder Trunk or Treat event at the Washington Fairgrounds from 2-4 p.m. Learn more.
Sunday, Oct. 26 Kaleidoscope Consignment in Pacific is hosting its last farmer’s market and craft fair of 2025, and the theme is Christmas. Find local artisans and crafters selling their goodies, and find local honey, handmade jewelry, delicious food, sourdough, and more. Get more info.
Sunday, Oct. 26 The Sullivan Skating Rink will be the site of NTBC’s Fall Festival. The event will feature devotion and fellowship, food, and skating. Learn more.
Road Trippin’
Take a little road trip to some of these events happening within a short drive of Franklin County.
Tuesday, Oct. 21 CDR Naturals Health Food Store in Bourbon is hosting a free seminar on adrenal fatigue and how to fix it. Space is limited and registration is required to attend. Learn more.
Friday, Oct. 24 – Sunday, Oct. 25 Happening every weekend in October, Hermann Oktoberfest features beer, food, music, games, and more. Get all the details.
Friday, Oct. 24 – Saturday, Oct. 25 Step Into The Hollows at Brookdale Farms in Eureka. This is a haunted walking trail where every rustle, flicker, and shadow may not be what it seems. Journey through winding paths shrouded in fog and darkness, guided only by lantern light and the pounding of your heart. Whispers in the trees, figures that vanish into the night, and sudden terrors at every turn will keep you on edge until the very end. Learn more.
Friday, Oct. 24 Witches Night Out in Steelville will feature food, drinks, and vendors, along the sidewalks of Main Street. Learn more on Facebook.
Friday, Oct. 24 Prairie Barn Winery in St. James is hosting a Halloween themed tacos and trivia night. The Werewolves, Witches, and Warlocks trivia night begins at 5:30 p.m., with tacos available for purchase from Space Boys Tacos food truck. Get more info.
Saturday, Oct. 25 Bring the family to Brookdale Farms in Eureka for a spooky-fun night of campfires, s’mores, music, games, and more at Broomsticks & Bonfires. Costumes encouraged for all ages! Learn more.
Saturday, Oct. 25 The Homemade Exchange is a once a month meetup at the Owensville Library where attendees bring in homemade items – freshly baked bread, home canned goods, garden grown herbs or produce, handmade soaps, and more – and have a one-for-one exchange with other makers in their community. Find out more.
Saturday, Oct. 25 Fall Nights Cruise-In at Prairie Barn Winery! Bring your classic car, truck, sports car, Jeep—anything with wheels you love. This is a non-judged, no-prizes event—just a great time with fellow car and truck enthusiasts! Find out more.
Sunday, Oct. 26 Head to College United Methodist Church in Warrenton for a trick or treat style fall event where participants are encouraged to be creative and not use a trunk! Don’t forget to wear your Halloween costumes! Get more details.
Sunday, Oct. 26 Open Mic Night at Prairie Barn Winery with host Bob Kraus. Calling all poets, comedians, and musicians — it’s time to shine! From 3–5 p.m., share your talents with a fun, welcoming crowd. Sign up when you arrive for a time slot. Weather permitting this event will be held outside under the deck space. Learn more.
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