Looking for ways to embrace the Thanksgiving spirit this November? Missouri has plenty of traditional and special options to explore. Try any of these top 10 Thanksgiving activities in the Show-Me State.
You don’t need to catch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade because you can see a great parade live in St. Louis. The annual Ameren's Thanks-for-Giving Parade is in its 39th year, and it's a tradition that always makes it feel like Thanksgiving.
Partake in a beloved Kansas City tradition with the Kansas City Turkey Trot. This 5k is a great way to have a fun and active Thanksgiving morning…and to turn off enough calories that you won’t feel guilty about that Thanksgiving feast.
Who says Thanksgiving dinner is the only festive feast? Indulge in a fabulous Thanksgiving brunch at the Keeter Center at the College of the Ozarks. Reservations are required, so be sure to book in advance.
No Thanksgiving is complete without a delectable pie, and there's no better place to get one than the annual Pie Giveaway by Graddy Real Estate. Check out this event for a free pie as well as activities for kids.
Celebrate the holidays with your loved ones at the Grandview Conference Center. Big Cedar Lodge's Grandview Ballroom provides everything you need for a memorable time, from a delectable buffet of traditional favorites like roasted turkey and hand-carved prime rib to festive build-your-own candy bags. Create cherished memories amongst the cozy ambiance this season.
Trying to find a great wine to serve on Thanksgiving Day? Find your selection at the Thanksgiving Wine Tasting hosted by Vom Fass featuring Vintegrity Wines.
Run off that Thanksgiving pie with the Thanksgiving Day Pie Run in Jefferson City. This fantastic event features a 5K walk/run and a 10K run. You can also donate food to the Samaritan Center through this event.
Get the Thanksgiving festivities started early with the Thanksgiving Dinner and Bake/Craft Sale at Old Union Church. This Lawson event takes place after the church’s worship service and it’s a fantastic way to support local vendors.
You’ll have everyone raving about your Thanksgiving dinner when you cook it with fresh ingredients from local farms. Stock up at the Thanksgiving Farmers Market the week of the holiday.