Midtown Projects & Events

The Midtown Neighborhood Association schedules a variety of events throughout the year to promote and preserve the character and quality of living in the Midtown Neighborhood. These events are just some of the ways we bring neighbors together and bring the rest of the city to Midtown.

Old Fashioned Fourth of July Parade & Celebration

Join us each year for a parade and more with that old fashion picnic feel, games and food.

The Victorian Christmas Homes Tour

Midtown homeowners graciously open their homes to visitors for a guided tour. Hosts explain the history of the structure and relate information about the home

Victorian Christmas Homes Tour 2008
Friday, December 5, from 5 – 9pm,
and Saturday, December 6, 2008, 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.

Concerts in the Park

In the summer of 2001, Midtown kicked off our "Music in the Park" series. Past performers have included The Garbonzos, Poco Loco, Radio Flyer, Jim & Kim Lansford, Lyle Strictland, and The Gallier Brothers. The concerts and refreshments are free of charge. Bring a lawn chair, a picnic dinner and your friends and family.

2008
June 22--Noah Earl
July 27--Uncle Rico's Time Machine
Aug. 23--Da Mullets

Moon City Garden Club www.mooncitygardenclub.com
Victorian Garden Tour and Tea

Moon City Garden Club hosts a garden tour and tea each year. Tour several gardens in Springfield's Historic Midtown and enjoy a Victorian Tea. Proceeds from these events support beautification projects in the Midtown Area.

The Neighborhood Watch Program

Midtown currently has a Neighborhood Watch Program covering a large part of the neighborhood. Nine households have volunteered to serve as block captains. Please call Officer Mark Sears to volunteer to help or find out who is your block captain. He can be reached at 874-1201 x 44130#.

Neighborhood Wide Cleanup

One of the most popular events for Midtown has been our neighborhood-wide clean-up. It will be scheduled at a later date. We will have dumpsters on the east side of the Cox North Medical Center's east parking lot along Benton Street. Anything but hazadorous waste can be put in the dumpsters. We will also have a tree service company to chip limbs and branches. Volunteers are needed to help pick up merchandise from homes that can't get to the dumpster site.
Call Phil Noah at 863-7282 if you are able to volunteer.

Fall Cleanup

Neighbors who would like to have their yard waste removed are asked to have their bagged leaves and limbs –on their curbs by 8:30 AM for pick up. DO NOT TIE the leave bags please and limbs must be smaller than 4’ long and 2” in diameter. We will be driving the neighborhood to look for items but if they want to arrange pick up or to volunteer call Jana Sisco - 831-5330

Washington Park Cleanup

Another popular cleanup event. More details to come.

The Midtown Neighborhood Association is pleased to announce a scholarship program for a Midtown resident.

The $1000 scholarship will be awarded to a student planning to attend any college or university within the city of Springfield.
Considerations for scholarship include: community service in local community; cumulative GPA; class rank; ACT test scores; and number of years as Midtown resident. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AN APPLICATION

All questions should be directed to Jana Sisco, Scholarship Chair, 1440 N. Clay, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 831-5330

General Membership Meetings

Meetings are the last Tuesday of each month, 7:00pm, at Central Christian Church (on the Southwest corner of Washington and Division). Please stop in and see what the Midtown Neighborhood Association is all about.