Clarke County

March 29: Fifth Friday Block Party, Osceola

March 30: Easter Egg Hunt, Osceola

May 31: Fifth Friday Block Party, Osceola

July 4: 4th of July Celebration, Osceola

Aug. TBD: Latino Festival, Osceola

Aug. 2-4: Murray Jamboree, Murray

Aug 30: Fifth Friday Block Party, Osceola

Sept. 13: Golf Tournament, Osceola

Oct. TBD: Clarke County Heritage Days, Osceola

Oct. 31: Downtown Spooktacular, Osceola

Nov. 1: Wine Walk, Osceola

Dec. 7: Christmas In The Park, Osceola

Sitting squarely in the crosshairs of I-35, Highway 34 and Highway 69, Osceola is the place to explore. Just off I-35 at the Clay Street Exit, Revelton Distilling Company commands attention. Rob and Christi Taylor built the multi-million-dollar operation by following a green business plan and cultivating partnerships. Born and raised in Iowa, Revelton is committed to making “grain to glass” spirits using local Iowa based grains and ingredients as much as possible. It’s a must stop for their award-winning spirits! Historic Downtown Changes on the Horizon. The City of Osceola has been awarded a Community Development Block Grant to enhance and restore the facades on nine downtown buildings. This means throughout 2024 downtown will be a buzz of construction as contractors work to complete this project with an ending result that will impact Historic Osceola’s downtown for decades!

Osceola amenities continue to improve and expand. With over 7 miles of walking/biking trails throughout the community, there is so much to explore. Lauren’s Bark Park is a place for the furry, four-legged residents of Osceola to stretch their legs, run around and enjoy themselves. East Lake Park campgrounds, amphitheater and their newest addition to be added in 2024 an education building to hold, day camps, community programs, trainings and so much more; Osceola has a lot to explore!

Explore the Clarke County Museum Sunday afternoons, 1-4pm May through October, and learn about the local past and what life looked like in Clarke County.The museum went through big changes in 2023 and it’s a stop worth making. There’s so much to explore; walking through old farm equipment collections, the old Knox Township schoolhouse, a military section, clothing of years past and so much more to be discovered! There are many stories to be told of Historic Osceola’s past and you can find one yourself exploring the museum!