67th Annual Dogwood Festival

If you've spent any time at the Lake of the Ozarks before, you know that there's always something fun to do for both locals and vacationers. Fundraisers, family-friendly attractions, and countless other events are always lined up for anyone and everyone who may interested. This weekend marks the return of one family-favorite annual event: the 67th Annual Dogwood Festival.

Dogwood Festival In Camdenton, Missouri
April 20-22, 2017

 The Dogwood Festival is a weekend-long festival held every spring. With a variety of events geared towards people of all ages, this fun-filled event is anticipated by many and enjoyed by all. 

 Events are held in a variety of locations around Camdenton, including the Camdenton Square, Camdenton Middle School, and the Camden County Museum. Attendees will enjoy access to a variety of different events, including...
  • Parade
  • Fine Art Display
  • Golf Tournament
  • Pageants
  • Fish Fry
  • Melodrama
  • Garage Sale
  • 5k Run/Walk
  • Carnival
  • Craft Show
  • Food

Dogwood Festival Parade

The parade is always a highlight of the Dogwood Festival. It attracts spectators of all ages. The parade will wind along a path leading through the heart of Camdenton. Since the parade is on Earth Day this year, the theme for the 2017 Dogwood Festival Parade is "Good To Be Green." Parade participants are encouraged to decorate their entry (float, vehicle, trailer, etc) to match the theme. They're also sure to have candy and various other goodies for attendees!

Dogwood Festival Food & Crafts Show

The food and crafts show is an all-day event with fun attractions for the whole family. The show will be held at the Middle School Parking Lot from 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM on Friday and from 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM on Saturday. Booths will showcase a wide variety of exhibits, such as handmade jewelry, hand-forged metal art, face painting, household items, various organizations, organization, airbrush tattoos, cosmetic and skincare products, and delicious food and drinks.

Have A Great Weekend!

If you're looking for something fun to do with your family this weekend, the Dogwood Festival could be the perfect solution. With lots of exciting attractions, there's sure to be something for everyone in your group. For a complete list of Dogwood Festival attractions, as well as event times, click here.

No matter how you decide to celebrate your weekend, the team at Arrowhead Title, Inc. hopes you have a safe and enjoyable time!

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Our Lake of the Ozarks title company offers a variety of services to meet our clients' title and escrow needs. Title searches, title insurance, title reports, escrow, and closings are just a few examples of the services we offer. For more information about Arrowhead Title, Inc. give us a call at 573-302-1950 or visit our website at www.ArrowheadTitle.com.

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