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Janis Reeser<\/span> Queen City Shout will return to Springfield on March 23-29. The annual festival will feature more than 100 musical acts, film screenings, poetry events, dance performances and visual arts displays.<\/p>\n Events will take place in venues in Springfield’s Historic Commercial Street, downtown and Rountree neighborhoods, according to a community announcement.<\/p>\n Admission is $20 for a single-day ticket or $30 for a full week pass. Every ticket sold supports poverty relief in Springfield and the surrounding areas.<\/p>\n This year’s nonprofit partners include the Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation, Harmony House, Community Partnership of the Ozarks, The Kitchen Inc., Isabel’s House Crisis Nursery and KVC Missouri.<\/p>\n Reflecting on the past 15 years, festival founder Eddie Gumucio said in the announcement, “Fifteen years \u2014 that’s wild to think about. What started as a few bands at a bookstore has become this beautiful thing that belongs to the whole community now.”<\/p>\n This year’s venues include Lindberg’s Tavern, Moon City Pub, Ruthie’s Off C-Street, Moon City Sound, Mother’s Brewing Company, Hold Fast Brewing, The Royal, Tie & Timber Beer Co., Nathan P. Murphy’s, Alamo Drafthouse and Drury University.<\/p>\n Sponsorship opportunities are still available for the 2026 festival. Interested businesses must commit by March 1 to have their logo included in festival materials.<\/p>\n For more information on the festival schedule, lineup and venue details, visit QueenCityShout.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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