Activities Around Sikeston and Miner, Missouri!

     Looking for something to do in Sikeston and Miner? We've got some great activities including fun for the whole family, golfing, racing and more. Our communities also have a great number of attractions to visit, but if you're looking for something with a bit more "action" to it - we've got that too! The Convention and Visitors Bureau is available to answer any questions or provide additional information. We can also assist in planning your group's visit to southeast Missouri! Contact us online or call us at 888-309-6591. Now on to the activities!

Golf...
     Sikeston-Miner is home to two fine 18-hole golf courses: Sikeston Country Club and the Bootheel Golf Club. The Country Club is a handicapped-accessible par 71 course covering 6,019 yards. This semiprivate course is located at #1 Country Club Road off East Malone Street (Business Highway 60 East). For more information, call 573-472-4225.

     The Bootheel Golf Club is a handicapped-accessible par 72 course covering 6,649 yards. This public course has a fully stocked Pro Shop, a PGA Pro on staff for instruction, a 300 yard lighted driving range and putting green, snack bar and grill, and covered winter driving range. For more information, call the Bootheel Golf Club at 573-472-6111. It is located at 1218 North Ingram Road, next to the Sikeston Jaycee Rodeo grounds.

Racing...
     Race fans, you'll enjoy great action at our four nearby race tracks. You'll have a choice of racing action to watch every weekend from April through September. Contact these tracks for more information and race schedule:

Family Fun...
     From bowling to paint ball to shopping, you'll find a selection of family fun activities for children (and adults) of all ages! With every season, you'll also enjoy special activities such as Cotton Carnival rides in September, Haunted Hay rides in October and in December, you'll have the opportunity to visit with Santa - in person! We invite you to consider these family fun activities:

Performing Arts...
     The Sikeston Missouri Arts Council and the Sikeston Art League offer a number of community concerts, cultural performances and art shows throughout the year. In Sikeston - Miner, you will find the oldest performing arts group between St. Louis and Memphis, the Sikeston Little Theater. Their performances are not to be missed, nor are the annual performances of the Arts Council's Missoula Children's Theater. The new Albritton Mayer Center for the arts provides a home for a host of multimedia cultural presentations.

Talent...
     Many talented people call Sikeston or Miner "home" and we are always excited to see or hear their works. One such talent is portrait artist Catherine Camden. Catherine paints portraits from life as well as photographs and her work has been referred to as "the gift of portraying emotion."
     Her skill with oils and pastels is well-known, not only here in southeast Missouri, but across the nation. Her paintings have been displayed at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. So real you have to look twice, Catherine's portraits are a joy to see. Visit the Historic Cape Girardeau Waterfront District, the Portageville Public Library to see her paintings or learn more about Sikeston artist Catherine Camden online at www.portraitartistccamden.net!

Night Life...
     Relax with friends at a number of hot spots located throughout both cities. From cozy pubs to energetic night clubs, you'll find a selection of music and food to enjoy! Whatever the atmosphere: casual, dressy, sports - there's something for everyone at Sikeston-Miner!