Capaha Park News Today

The <b>Cape Girardeau Municipal Band</b> performs each Wednesday night at Capaha Park during June and July. The first concert will be June 5 and will feature the <b>SEMO Steel Drum Band</b> as guest artist.<br/><br/>The free concert will take place <b>Wednesday, June 5</b>, at <b>7:30 p.m. </b>at the <b>Dan Cotner Amphitheater</b> in Capaha Park. Be sure to bring your blankets or lawn chairs.<br/><br/><br/>

Pride in the Park is making it’s way back to Cape Girardeau on Sunday, June 4.

Pride in the Park is making it’s way back to Cape Girardeau on Sunday, June 4.

With heat heading into the Heartland and summer approaching, health experts want you to be prepared.

On Wednesday, May 10, the annual SEMO International student end of the year picnic took place at Capaha Park, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

It’s 4/20, the unofficial holiday for Marijuana enthusiasts. And in Missouri, it’s the first-year adult-use cannabis is legal in the show me state.

4/20 Fest is underway in Capaha Park until 7 p.m.

The building is just one part of the city’s multi-million-dollar Capaha Park improvement project, paid for with taxpayer money.

It seems like almost yesterday that streetcars in Cape Girardeau stopped rolling through the city. On August 10, 1934, the last car was driven into the north Main Street barns at 9:30 p.m., signaling the end of a community service that had been available for 29 years.

The SEMO Joint Veterans Council held their Veteran’s Day Ceremony today in Cape Girardeau at Freedom Corner in Capaha Park on Friday morning right at 11 a.m.