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We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make the Farm Expo such a success for Osage County Agritourism. A heartfelt thank you to all of our amazing vendors for showing up, sharing your products, and being part of this incredible day. You are the heart of what makes events like this so special. A […]

What a joyful day it was on the Christmas Country Church and Cookie Trail Tour! We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for this beloved Osage County holiday tradition and to the incredible church communities who opened their doors and hearts to our tour group. This festive motor coach tour took guests through

Christmas Country Church and Cookie Trail December 13, 2024 This wonderful holiday tour takes you by motor coach to five country churches in Osage County. Enjoy Christmas music, beautiful decorations, and learn the history of these churches. The tour bonus is the Cookie Trail—the ladies of four churches will have a dozen cookies for you!

Upcoming events include: September 14– Taste of Osage County – Linn City Park – Linn, MO  –  At this event visitors have the opportunity to explore the local products, foods, businesses, groups and opportunities Osage County has to offer.   September 28 – Farm to Table Dinner – Prairie Star Farms – Bland, MO – This

Ranch Life: Three Distinct Ranches in Osage County on June 25, 2024

Get those cameras ready! The Osage County Historical Society has partnered with the Osage County AgriTourism Council to cosponsor the Osage County Amateur Photo Contest! Show your love for our county with a picture for any of the five categories ranging from natural beauty to our working people. We will be accepting submissions at the

May 6, 2020, Osage County will be hosting 45 senior citizens from Cole County’s Learning in Retirement program onMay 6. First stop will be a tour of Osage Industries in Linn to view the production of custom madeambulances and emergency vehicles. Next stop will be a tour of St. George Catholic Church whichstarted in Linn

Sixty-two participants in this tour were blessed with perfect weather and six interesting Osage County sites.  OCAC under the guidance of Kay and Arlen Schwinke since 2003, hosted another successful tour.  Melissa Hoskins from Mid-American Bank recruited over 25 participants for the tour.  Half of the participants were from outside of Osage County, including 15

People flocked to visit Linn City Park, just off U.S. Highway 50, Saturday, June 24, for Taste of Osage County. They met local food producers and crafts people — a farmer’s market on steroids! The park afforded shade for Taste of Osage County producers, makers, shakers and purveyors of fun and flavor to talk about