The Meeting the Ohio River Region is home to two art institutions with rotating exhibits - the Crisp Museum on the campus of Southeast Missouri State University and the Sikeston Depot Museum. The area is also home to a number of farmers markets that are held in the warmer months.
CURRENT EXHIBITION
Selections from the Permanent Collections Exhibit
Through August 4, 2024
Rosemary Berkel and Harry L Crisp II Museum
Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Curator’s Choice is the theme of this year’s Selections from the Permanent Collections Exhibit. This summer we will bring out our Navajo rugs, Maria Martinez blackware pottery, and an assortment of paintings and drawings. See these beautiful items before they go back into the vault.
FARMERS MARKETS
Cape Riverfront Market
Saturdays through October 26, 2024
At Cape Girardeau's only downtown farmer's market, you'll find fresh fruits and vegetables, specialty farm goods, baked items and artisan crafts, all locally grown, produced or prepared by the vendors. Unique demonstration and live music add a fun atmosphere each week, and the shady sitting area gives you a spot to hang out, visit and enjoy the market.
Downtown Sikeston Farmers' Market
Saturdays through October 26, 2024
Sikeston, Missouri
Visit the Downtown Sikeston Farmers' Market for a great selection of garden-fresh fruits and vegetables, plus breads, jams and jellies, organic foods, crafts and other items. Local and visiting musicians are often provide live entertainment.
Cape Farmer's Market
Thursdays through November 21, 2024
Cape Girardeau takes pride in a rich history connected to farming and agriculture. Visitors can engage in the bounty that's distinctive to our area at the Cape Farmer's Market. Fresh produce, meats, cheeses, flowers, and homemade offerings all locally sourced from throughout the area are offered for purchase. Enjoy friendly conversation, a fun shopping experience and the knowledge that you are supporting local foods.