American Indian Center of Springfield
American Indian Center was created to serve the Native American community and to teach American Indian culture.
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Things to Do
The best way to Celebrate Springfield is to enjoy our city on your own time. Use the filter below to learn about the number of activities you can do in Springfield, no matter how much time you have! With so many opportunities available, you’re sure to find something you and your family will enjoy!
Area Galleries
There’s no shortage of art galleries in town, so grab a coffee and start gallery hopping.
Sculpture Walk Springfield
Public art has proven itself to play a major role in rejuvenating public spaces and local economies. Sculpture Walk Springfield is an initiative aimed at creating such a museum, by displaying quality sculptures in public places in Springfield on an annually rotating schedule. Each collection of sculptures will be in place from April to March of the next year.
Springfield Improv
Improv is a form of live theatre in which the plot, characters and dialogue of a game, scene or story are made up in the moment. Watch local Springfield-ians take the stage through improv. You’re sure to be entertained and get in a few laughs.
Southwest Missouri Art & Craft Guild
The Southwest Missouri Art & Craft Guild creates and promotes fine art and fine craft across Southwest Missouri. They are organized by artists for artists.
Springfield Art Museum
The Springfield Art Museum invites you to connect with the world, your community, and yourself through active engagement with art objects. They are stewards of the community’s most valuable cultural treasures, and the future of the museum and its programs continues to be brighter than ever.
Springfield Regional Arts Council
The Springfield Regional Arts Council (SRAC) connects people and the arts. We support some of the most prominent visual, performing, literary, and film/media arts organization within 27 counties, the largest outreach of any in the state of Missouri.
Springfield Little Theatre Education Department
The Springfield Little Theatre Education Department began with a handful of troupers and a few classes and has grown into it’s own facility, complete with 80+ classes in acting, voice, dance, film, comedy, writing, and theatre production each week, a school touring program, a robust education series of productions, youth performing troupes for elementary through high school-aged students, and so much more!
History Museum on the Square
Journey through eight interactive galleries to see how Springfield, Missouri and its region shaped American history. Each gallery brings unique stories to life through world-class exhibits designed by Explus and videos and interactives created by Richard Lewis Media Group. Our rich and vast collection of artifacts, photographs, and “voices of history” are combined, using innovative technologies that are fun for all ages. You’re sure to discover something new with every visit.