Hampton Inn Springfield-east

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The Hampton Inn Springfield-East is situated in between Springfield's business/industrial area and country club neighborhoods. Springfield-East is located just off Hwy 65, with easy access to any major throughfare in Springfield. It is also the perfect place to stay on your way to Branson MO. Springfield Regional Airport 10 MI NW, Taxi. Greyhound Bus station 3 MI W, Taxi. Chestnut Expressway runs east and west through the heart of Springfield. Highway 65 runs north and south and will take you to other main throughfares of Springfield or on to Branson..

Hampton Inn Springfield-east Property Information:

Time Zone: CST

Hampton Inn Springfield-east Features

Exercise Gym
Audio Visual Equipment
Laundry/Valet Services
Television with Cable
Refrigerator
Meeting/Banquet Facilities

Cribs Available
Hairdryers Available
Connecting Rooms
Iron
Pool
Microwave

Hampton Inn Springfield-east Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 15:00
Check-Out: 12:00
Currency: USD
Cancellation Policy: Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.

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Areas Served

SPRINGFIELD, NIXA, OZARK, REPUBLIC, ROGERSVILLE, STRAFFORD, MARSHFIELD

Nearby Attractions

5.0 Miles N. Public course
35.0 Miles S. Beautiful views
45.0 Miles SW. Family theme park, SPRG/fall crafts
3.0 Miles W. Broadway shows, concerts
3.5 Miles S. Antiques, shopping
10.0 Miles N. Ride through cave-open year-round
10.0 Miles NE. Open March to October
3.5 Miles W. Family oriented Science Center
3.5 Miles W.
0.5 Miles W. Tennis, Soccer
7.0 Miles N.
40.0 Miles S. Country music shows,much family ENT
7.0 Miles SW. Open 700a to 1000p-free admission
15.0 Miles SW. 1st battle west of the mississippi
5.0 Miles SE.
4.0 Miles S.
40.0 Miles SW. State parks,variety of entertainmnt

Springfield Events & Entertainment

Events and Entertainment

February

Fat Tuesday Celebration

Held early February

Location: downtown Springfield

417-869-8558

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The fun includes street entertainment and the street team distributing tens of thousands of beads and trinkets.

Lawn and Garden Show

Held late February

Location: Ozark Empire Fairgrounds

417-833-2660

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Admission Charged

Celebrate spring from the heated comfort of more than 80,000-square-feet of exhibit space. Enjoy seminars and see equipment, supplies and plants for all your lawn and garden needs.

Cheerleaders of America Branson-Ozark Open National Championship

Held late February

Location: Shrine Mosque Arena

800-252-4337

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Admission Charged

Cheerleaders of America present the Branson-Ozark Open National Championship for cheerleaders and dancers from Missouri and surrounding states. More than 1300 competitors annually attend this event with more than 78 teams competing for the title of "Open National Champion" and cash prizes.

March

Horse Fest

Held mid March

Location: Ozark Empire Fairgrounds

417-833-2660

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Admission Charged

This showcases several breeds of horses, equine equipment and features seminars and clinics.

Missouri Dump Truckers Association Annual Convention and Tradeshow

Held early March

Location: Springfield Expo Center

573-636-2515

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Admission Free

This is a great opportunity for children to climb into the big rigs. Various companies in the dump truck industry from all over Missouri and contiguous states will exhibit and give demonstrations.

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Pub Crawl

Held on St. Patrick’s Day (mid March)

Location: Downtown Springfield
417-869-8558

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April

Discovery Center of Springfield Annual Family Fun Run/Walk

Held early April

Location: Discovery Center of Springfield
Admission Charged

417-862-9910

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May

Artsfest on Walnut Street

Held early May

Location: Walnut Street, from National Avenue to west of John Q. Hammons Parkway

417-869-8558

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Admission Charged

More than 140 artists from 18 different states will display, sell and compete for cash awards. Mediums featured include: wood, glass, clay, printmaking, paper, jewelry, photography, metal, painting, drawing, fiber, and mixed medium. Typically 30,000-35,000 attend the outdoor festival each year.

July

Ozark Empire Fair

Held late July – early August

Location: Ozark Empire Fairgrounds

417-833-2660

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Admission Charged

Don't miss this large annual event in the Ozarks and one of the top 150 fairs in the U.S. Complete with carnival, entertainment, games, livestock, exhibits, shopping, food, daily parade and tons of family fun! Enjoy the fair's free concert series.

September

Cider Days

Held mid September

Location: Walnut Street, from National Avenue to John Q. Hammons Parkway

417-831-6200

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Admission Charged

Approximately 75 artisans from across the region will be displaying, demonstrating and selling their juried arts and crafts on historic Walnut Street. Mediums include clay, fabric, fiber, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed medium, painting, paper, photography, printmaking and wood.
Cider Days also features a wealth of other activities--Scarecrow Village, a free hands-on children’s area, pedal tractor pull, a bed race, artist demonstrations, two performance stages, vintage cars, food and more.

Greater Ozarks Blues Festival

Held mid September

Location: Downtown Springfield

417-864-6683
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Loft Walk & Art Event

Held mid September

Location: Downtown Springfield

417-864-7015

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Admission Charged

Uptown lofts feature urban lifestyle at its best. Enjoy the history district as you tour half-a-dozen "lofty abodes," historic to contemporary.

October

Ozark Fall Farmfest

Held early October

Location: Ozark Empire Fairgrounds

417-833-2660

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Admission Free

The show features livestock, equipment and rural living exhibits to meet farm and ranch needs.

Neewollah

Held October 31

417-869-8558

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Imagine the streets of downtown packed with vampires, witches, monsters and the like. You are at Neewollah - pronounced “knee-a-wall-a”, Halloween spelled backwards. But there is nothing backwards about this Springfield, Missouri event. Neewollah is straight-ahead fun and this downtown party will not only be a feast for the eyes, but also one of the largest costume contests in Missouri.

November

Festival of Trees Celebration at the Discovery Center of Springfield

Held late November

Location: Discovery Center

417-862-9910

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Admission Charged
Food, drinks and music during the silent auction from 6:30 - 7:45pm. The live auction begins at 8pm with professionally decorated Christmas trees and fun and unique items.

WinterFest 2004

Held late November

Location: Southwest Missouri State University campus

417-836-SMSU or 1-888-4-SMS-TIX

Admission Free to arts festival, Admission charged for evening theatre performances

This acclaimed visual and performing arts festival has become a holiday tradition with its unique shopping opportunities and wonderful music by local performers spreading the seasonal spirit throughout the beautiful lobbies of Hammons Hall on the campus of Southwest Missouri State University.

December

Horse Drawn Carriage Rides

417-869-8558

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Fare Charged for ride
Carriages run on Friday and Saturday evenings from 6:30pm - 9:00pm. The Springfield Christmas Parade will take place in downtown on December 11. Carriage rides that night will begin immediately after the parade.

The Nutcracker

Held mid December

Location: Springfield Ballet, 400 South Ave

417-862-1343

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Admission Charged

The ballet begins with a tree that magically grows to majestic heights, as soldiers, mice & the Prince battle. After the Prince's triumph, he takes Clara on a journey through a winter forest to the Kingdom of Sweets, where the Sugar Plum Fairy entertains.

First Night Springfield

Held December 31

Location: Jordan Valley Park

417-831-6200

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Admission Charged

A community-wide, alcohol-free New Year's Eve family celebration featuring music, theater, storytelling, dancing, magic, comedy and much more. Evening activities run from 7-11:30pm, followed by a fireworks grand finale at midnight. The Creamery Arts Center opens early at 5:30pm, featuring make-and-take hands-on art activities--New Year's Eve hats, noisemakers, masks and calendars. Shuttles are provided free of charge to First Night attendees.

Performing Arts

Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts
525 S. John Q. Hammons Pkwy.
Springfield, MO
417-836-6776 or 800-4-SMS-TIX

Call for performance schedule

Springfield Ballet

400 South Ave

Springfield, MO 65806

417-862-1343

Call for performance schedule

Springfield Little Theatre
Historic Landers Theatre
311 E. Walnut St.
Springfield, MO 65806
417-869-3869

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Season runs Jan. - Jun., Sept. - Dec.

Springfield Regional Opera
400 South Ave

Springfield, MO 65806
417-863-1960

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A professional opera company which performs two productions each season.

Springfield Symphony
1536 East Division St

Springfield, MO 65803
417-864-6683

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Vandivort Center Theatre
305 E. Walnut St
Springfield, MO 65806
417-831-8001 or 888-452-0930

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Vandivort Center Theatre is an intimate theatre with flexible seating offering a wide variety of performances including children’s theatre, puppet performances, contemporary and new plays, classical drama, musical comedy, cabaret singers, bluegrass and blues.

Nearby Area Theaters

Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede Dinner Stampede & Show
1525 W. 76 Country Blvd.
Branson, MO 65616
417-336-3000 or 800-520-5544

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Admission Charged
Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show is “Branson’s Most Fun Place to Eat.” Featuring “Stampede of Buffalos,” 32 magnificent horses, ostrich races, and trick all set in a friendly North/South rivalry and served with a fabulous four-course feast.

Jim Stafford Theatre
3440 W. Highway 76
Branson, MO 65616
417-335-8080

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Admission Charged

Voted Branson’s Best Entertainer and Best Comedy Show! Comic-genius, Jim Stafford delivers a mind-boggling, jaw-dropping, belly-laughing, knee-slapping, foot-stomping show full of sensational special effects (including a real 3-D Virtual Thrill Ride), spectacular music, and hilarious surprises.

Shoji Tabuchi Theatre
3260 Shepherd of the Hills Expressway
Branson, MO 65616 (about 40 miles south of Springfield)
417-334-7469

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Dedicated to excellence in family entertainment, the Shoji Tabuchi family gives it all. Shoji is acclaimed one of the greatest entertainers in the world. Electrifying production numbers, created by his wife Dorothy, both show producer and director, are truly unforgettable. Daughter Christina, already a veteran show-stopper, is adored by fans of all ages.

Sports

Cardinal's Double A Minor League Baseball
Games played at Hammons Field
417-863-2143

Call for game schedule and additional information
Season runs April - September
Admission Charged

The Springfield Cardinals are the class Double-A baseball team for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Drury University Lady Panthers Basketball
Games played at Weiser Gym
417-873-7265

Call for game schedule and additional information
Admission Charged

Drury University Men’s Panthers Basketball
Games played at Weiser Gym
417-873-7265

Season runs November - March
Call for game schedule and additional information
Admission Charged

Lasers World Team Tennis (WTT)
Matches are played in July

417-837-5800

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The Springfield Lasers team is a franchise of the World Team Tennis (WTT) Professional League.

Missouri Avengers (WPFL)
Games played at Kennedy Stadium

Season runs August - October
417-890-5452
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Missouri-based Women's Professional Football League

SMSU Bears Basketball
Games played at the Hammons Student Center
417-836-7678

Season runs year-round

Call for game schedule and additional information
Admission Charged

SMSU Hockey Bears
Games played at Jordan Valley Ice Park

Season runs September - March
417-836-7678

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Division II level American Collegiate Hockey

SMSU Lady Bears Basketball
Games played at the Hammons Student Center

Season runs November - March
417-836-7678

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Admission Charged

Spirit Junior A Amateur Hockey (NAHL)
Jordan Valley Ice Park

Season runs January - March
417-866-7444

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Admission Charged

NAHL hockey provides fast and exciting family entertainment.

Springfield Rifles (NAFL)
Games played at Kennedy Stadium
Season runs June – August

417-831-6822

Call for game schedule and additional information
Admission Charged

Springfield Destination Overview

It’s no wonder so many visitors come to visit Springfield by car, as it is recognized as the point of origin of the famous Route 66. In 1938, Route 66 became the first completely paved transcontinental highway in America, a highway that finally stretched from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast. The red booths and gleaming chrome of the mom-and-pop diners, the stone cottages of tourist courts and the now-silent “all service” gas stations stood by to assist as America fall in love with the automobile. Today, the city is conveniently located in the southwestern section of Missouri along Interstate 44 just a short drive from the world-renowned tourist destination of Branson. Springfield is Missouri's third largest city and is within a 500-mile radius of nearly 50 percent of the U.S. population.

Located in one of the country's most scenic regions, Springfield and the Ozarks offer fabulous entertainment, great attractions, and wonderful shopping. Visitors to Springfield, Missouri, enjoy a world of great attractions, comfortable lodging and an array of delectable dining. The area offers spectacular entertainment, events and cultural endeavors. As a well-rounded city, Springfield supports a thriving arts community that features a symphony and ballet, opera, art museum and more. Summer in Springfield bustles with activities.

With average temperatures in the mid-70’s F it’s the time of year when Springfieldians flock to the annual Firefall Independence Day celebration featuring a glorious fireworks display choreographed to the music of the Springfield Symphony. Other traditions include the Ozark Empire Fair and Cider Days on historic Walnut Street. These enormously popular events capture the community's big-hearted, old-fashioned sense of friendliness and fun. Springfield's hometown hospitality also shines at the holiday season with the Festival of Lights and First Night, the city's New Year's Eve party. And the fun doesn’t stop there.

Visitors can enjoy a brat and baseball game at Hammons Field or explore Wonders of Wildlife Zooquarium. With a wide array of things to see and do, Springfield attractions offer a window to the world. A unique attraction is the Library Station. It’s a public library like no other in the country. Walk into the spacious lobby of the Library Station, the “planes, trains & automobiles” theme of the 36,000-sq-ft facility will become immediately apparent.

Look down and see Rt. 66 traced on the floor, from Chicago to Los Angeles, California, with Springfield, MO, the city where the decision was made to use the number “66,”highlighted. There are antique bicycles on the walls, transportation memorabilia & great old pictures of local folk standing near vintage buses, trains & other forms of transportation. Enter the children’s department through a replica of a covered bridge. It’s an entire day for the family. For a touch of sightseeing during a leisurely stroll, be sure to visit the Jefferson Avenue Footbridge.

At 562 feet end-to-end, the 100 year old Jefferson Avenue Footbridge is one of few still used by pedestrians. Recently restored, train watching continues 24-7 on 13 sets of tracks just below. Double decker buses glide by dramatically, just inches below. The bridge is spectacular under its lights at night. Locals refer to it as Springfield’s largest public art sculpture.

Of course, world-famous Branson is close by with some of the finest entertainment available. When traveling with children, visitors often enjoy spending a day at nearby White Water or Silver Dollar City. There are so many sights to see and things to do that it is difficult to fit everything into one trip. It’s one of the many reasons visitors come back time and again to this welcoming Missouri city.

Hampton Inn Springfield-east

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