89 things to do in Lamar, MO this weekend, Friday, November 13 through Sunday, November 15. On the first page: 10 sports + fitness, 7 talks + ideas, 6 community, 6 family. Among them: STI Clinic Appointments at Springfield-Greene County Health Dept. (Friday 8:40 a.m.); Supervisory Skills: Introduction to Behavior Analysis at Kelce College of Business (Friday 9 a.m.); Time Travel at the Tap of a Finger at Fort Scott National Historic Site (Friday 9 a.m.); Tiny Tots Storytime at Library Center (Friday 9:30 a.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
A visit designed for transfer students, with a presentation on the transfer process and campus resources, followed by a campus tour. An optional academic appointment is also available.
Pitt State women's basketball plays Southwest Baptist at John Lance Arena inside the Garfield Weede Physical Education Building. Concessions and restrooms are inside, and parking is free.
A brewery in an old fire station in downtown Springfield, Missouri, with handcrafted beers and food trucks that rotate daily. It is the only all-female-owned brewery in southwest Missouri, and its beers are brewed on site.
PSU students and local sellers offer jewelry, baked goods, crafts, art and plants at the Overman Student Center's first market, which kicks off the holiday season. Free admission.
A free hands-on Christmas ornament craft at Moon City Pub, hosted by Craft Factory 417 during Sip-N-Shop on C-Street. Supplies and directions are included, no experience is needed, and the finished resin ornament can be kept or given as a gift.
A Public Broadcasting Service documentary on the Tuskegee Airmen, the African American men Tuskegee Institute trained to become the first Black military pilots in the country. Runs 1 hour. Free.
A men's basketball game between Pitt State and Minnesota State Moorhead, at John Lance Arena in the Garfield Weede Physical Education Building. Parking is free.
Tool School, the first Second Saturday Skills workshop: Greg Campbell, a longtime former shop teacher at Carl Junction Junior High School, teaches students to safely use basic hand and power tools. Great for Destination Imagination participants. $10 nonmembers, $7 members; about 40 students; tennis shoes required, no Crocs.