Birds, Bees and Blooms Festival in Arrow Rock

About the Event

Missouri Conservation Corps is excited to host a booth at this year’s Birds, Bees and Blooms Festival in the historic village of Arrow Rock, Missouri.  This year’s festival will feature guided bird hikes led by the Columbia Audubon Society, Wild Edible Foraging Hikes, and more than 30 booths on Arrow Rock’s Main Street.

Organized by our friends at the Missouri River Bird Observatory, The Birds, Bees & Blooms Festival’s goal is to raise awareness for animals, plants and nature in general and provide a fun, family-oriented experience in the surroundings of Arrow Rock.

This festival will have more than 30 booths with activities, educational demonstrations, crafts, food, ecological info of all kinds, and nature-related items for sale.  Guided bird and wild edibles hikes around the Arrow Rock State Historic Site and adjacent Big Muddy National Wildlife Refuge, fishing, presentations will take place throughout the day and even get your photo taken with a Bald Eagle!

The Birds, Bees and Blooms Festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 26th in Arrow Rock, Missouri.  The early guided bird hike takes place at 8:00 a.m. for early-rising participants!  For more information on this incredible event, visit the MRBO Website at https://mrbo.org/MRBO/Festivals.aspx