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Truman State University - - What To Do And See

 

ATTRACTIONS

To get an idea about what to visit, while staying in Kirksville, check out the list below, which contains some of the city's most popular attractions.

 

Truman State University Art Gallery, located on the ground floor of the Ophelia Parrish Building at Truman State University. The gallery is open to the public Monday-Friday during the academic year with various shows by students and professional artists throughout the year.

 

Adair County Historical Society Museum, home to a collection of numerous artifacts that reveal Kirksville's and Adair County's history, fetauring a wide variety of displays including medical and military displays, a display honoring Henry A. Wallace, a Cold Turkey display, a music room, and more.

 

Kirksville Aquatic Center, a fun place, perfect for chillin' on a hot summer day with friends or family.

 

Annual Events

The Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival is considered to be one of Kirksville's most popular and expected annual events. This exciting celebration has something fun to offer for enthusiasts of all ages, including entertainment, children's activities and dance revues, as well as art showings, summer concerts, music festivals, poetry readings, and many other appealing attractions.

 

Shopping

Among the top places to shop in Kirksville, MO, there are:

 

Sears Hometown Stores: 2216 South Baltimore Street, Kirksville, MO.

Hidden Treasures: 104 West Harrison Street, Kirksville, MO.

JCPenney: Kirksville Shopping Center, 2206 S Baltimore St, Kirksville, MO.

Hibbett Sports: 2404 North Baltimore Street, Kirksville, MO.

Brown's Shoe Fit Co: 1716 North Baltimore Street, Kirksville, MO.

Payless Shoe Source: 1720 North Baltimore Street, Kirksville, MO.

Sieren's Palace: 202 S Franklin St, Kirksville, MO.