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NewsDecember 3, 2022
Fourth grade carolers tour the downtown Holiday Open House
Megan Burke
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol along Main Street  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol along Main Street  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Living models pose in the windows of Pastimes Antiques  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Living models pose in the windows of Pastimes Antiques  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Living models pose in the windows of Pastimes Antiques  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Living models pose in the windows of Pastimes Antiques  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Living models pose in the windows of Pastimes Antiques  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Living models pose in the windows of Pastimes Antiques  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Rebecca Gentry motions for students to follow her as the choir carols for downtown businesses on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry motions for students to follow her as the choir carols for downtown businesses on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Community members walk across Main Street during the Holiday Open House, an annual event hosted by Old Town Cape on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Community members walk across Main Street during the Holiday Open House, an annual event hosted by Old Town Cape on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Leah Bennett and Chloe Keys, both 9, stand with their arms over each others shoulders after caroling with their school choir on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Leah Bennett and Chloe Keys, both 9, stand with their arms over each others shoulders after caroling with their school choir on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Leah Bennett and Chloe Keys, both 9, pose together after caroling with their school choir on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Leah Bennett and Chloe Keys, both 9, pose together after caroling with their school choir on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Fourth grade choir students look into shop windows as they walk down Main Street caroling inside and outside of businesses on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Fourth grade choir students look into shop windows as they walk down Main Street caroling inside and outside of businesses on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Amanda Pinkerton gestures how many hot chocolates to order at Socials during the Holiday Open House on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Amanda Pinkerton gestures how many hot chocolates to order at Socials during the Holiday Open House on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
 Emmett Pinkerton and Bella Gore, both 7, drink hot chocolate on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
 Emmett Pinkerton and Bella Gore, both 7, drink hot chocolate on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
 Emmett Pinkerton and Bella Gore, both 7, drink hot chocolate on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
 Emmett Pinkerton and Bella Gore, both 7, drink hot chocolate on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Brenda Carr, Amanda Pinkerton, Emmett and Cade Pinkerton, 7 and 2, and Bella Gore, 7, pose with hot chocolate on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Brenda Carr, Amanda Pinkerton, Emmett and Cade Pinkerton, 7 and 2, and Bella Gore, 7, pose with hot chocolate on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Lillian Gaither, 8, and Elliana Swoboda, 9, admire artworks at the Southeast Art Council's world art exhibit on Friday, Dec. 2 in Cape Girardeau.
Lillian Gaither, 8, and Elliana Swoboda, 9, admire artworks at the Southeast Art Council's world art exhibit on Friday, Dec. 2 in Cape Girardeau.
Lillian Gaither, 8, and Elliana Swoboda, 9, take photos of artworks with a toy camera on Friday, Dec. 2 in Cape Girardeau.
Lillian Gaither, 8, and Elliana Swoboda, 9, take photos of artworks with a toy camera on Friday, Dec. 2 in Cape Girardeau.
Kelly Hitt takes a picture of her son, Harold Hitt-Degeare, 7, in front of horses drawing a carriage for Old Town Cape's Downtown Holiday Open House on Friday, Dec. 2 in Cape Girardeau.
Kelly Hitt takes a picture of her son, Harold Hitt-Degeare, 7, in front of horses drawing a carriage for Old Town Cape's Downtown Holiday Open House on Friday, Dec. 2 in Cape Girardeau.
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Pratibha and Dharshaka Dias smile with their kids Akitha, Dulina and Udavi Dias on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Pratibha and Dharshaka Dias smile with their kids Akitha, Dulina and Udavi Dias on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol along Main Street  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol along Main Street  on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Pratibha and Dharshaka Dias smile with their kids Akitha, Dulina and Udavi Dias on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Pratibha and Dharshaka Dias smile with their kids Akitha, Dulina and Udavi Dias on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Twins Lily and Olive Carlton, 7, and Charlie Dirnberger, 7, peer into the Pastimes Antiques store windows on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Twins Lily and Olive Carlton, 7, and Charlie Dirnberger, 7, peer into the Pastimes Antiques store windows on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Vincent Baliva, left, and Logan Maevers, 15, pose dressed up as Elf on Friday, Dec. 2 in Pastimes Antiques in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Vincent Baliva, left, and Logan Maevers, 15, pose dressed up as Elf on Friday, Dec. 2 in Pastimes Antiques in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Shoppers get frefreshments inside Pastimes Antiques on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Shoppers get frefreshments inside Pastimes Antiques on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Madalyn Maevers, 14, and Annabelle Rhodes, 15, pose with Vincent Baliva, 15, dressed up as Elf, pose together inside Pastime Antiques on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Madalyn Maevers, 14, and Annabelle Rhodes, 15, pose with Vincent Baliva, 15, dressed up as Elf, pose together inside Pastime Antiques on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol inside Boussard's on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol inside Boussard's on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol inside Boussard's on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
Rebecca Gentry leads the 4th grade choir from Alma Schrader Elementary School as they carol inside Boussard's on Friday, Dec. 2 in downtown Cape Girardeau.
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