Old Munichburg Association

06/10/2026

📢 Old Munichburg Membership Meeting – June 16th 📢

Join us for our next membership meeting as we discuss upcoming projects, neighborhood updates, events, and opportunities to get involved in the continued growth of the South Side community!

📅 Date: June 16
🕠 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Central Church

Whether you’re a longtime member, a business owner, a resident, or simply interested in what’s happening in Old Munichburg, we’d love to see you there.

Your voice matters, and your ideas help shape the future of our neighborhood!

Who are you bringing with you? Let us know in the comments! 👇

06/03/2026

🔥 Calling all comic & game fans 🔥

We’re shining the spotlight on Capital City Comics 💥

✔️ Comics
✔️ Collectibles
✔️ Games

If you grew up on comics or still love that world… this is YOUR spot 👀

📍 719 Jefferson St
🕒 Tue–Sat: 11–6

This is what the Southside is about — creativity, culture, and community 💯

👉 What was your first comic?
👉 If you could have any superpower… what would it be?

Drop it below ⬇️

06/03/2026

🦸‍♂️ SOUTHSIDE SPOTLIGHT 🦸‍♂️
Now Featuring: Capital City Comics

From superheroes to collectibles — this spot is a whole experience 💯

Whether you’re into comics, trading cards, games, or just stepping into a world of imagination, Capital City Comics is a must-visit on the Southside 🔥

📍 719 Jefferson St | Jefferson City, MO
📞 573-347-0187
🕒 Tue–Sat: 11AM–6PM

Places like this keep creativity alive in our community 🙌

06/02/2026

J Street Vintage on the Jefferson Street closed the end of May, but we’re happy to continue to have a vintage shop, Zimporium 1966 and Friends located at 608 Jefferson St. They’re open the first and third weekends of every month - Friday thru Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm.

05/22/2026

Today we’re showing love to K’s Consignment Shop — a hidden gem on the Southside bringing style, deals, and unique finds to the community 💯

From women’s clothing and shoes to jewelry, purses, and home decor, this spot has a little bit of everything. Whether you’re looking for everyday fashion or something special, make sure you stop by and check them out 👏

📍 722 Jefferson St, Suite A | Jefferson City, MO
📞 573-659-7446
🕘 Tue–Fri: 9AM–5PM | Sat: 9AM–2PM

Support local. Support Southside.
These businesses are what keep the community alive 💯

👇 Tag another Southside business we should feature next!

05/22/2026

🔥 SOUTHSIDE SPOTLIGHT 🔥

Today we’re showing love to K’s Consignment Shop — a hidden gem on the Southside bringing style, deals, and unique finds to the community 💯

From women’s clothing and shoes to jewelry, purses, and home decor, this spot has a little bit of everything. Whether you’re looking for everyday fashion or something special, make sure you stop by and check them out 👏

📍 722 Jefferson St, Suite A | Jefferson City, MO
📞 573-659-7446
🕘 Tue–Fri: 9AM–5PM | Sat: 9AM–2PM

Support local. Support Southside.
These businesses are what keep the community alive 💯

👇 Tag another Southside business we should feature next!

05/19/2026

— What School Was Like in the 1940s

📚 Broadway School in the 1940s looked very different.

• Boys wore long pants. Girls wore dresses.
• All shoes were leather.
• Classes had 30–35 students.
• Teachers were unmarried women.
• Students learned cursive using the Palmer Method.

Different time. Different expectations.

Which of these surprises you most?

05/16/2026

Did you know !!

🏫 A school is more than a building.

The structure at Dunklin & Broadway was a public school from 1904–1955.

Many remember it as Carpenters Hall.
Today, it’s private apartments.

But for thousands of children, it was Broadway Elementary School.

Have you or your family ever attended school on the Southside?

05/15/2026

🌟 Southside Spotlight: Legacy Leader

Larry Kolb

🌟 Southside Spotlight: Legacy Leader 🌟

Today we recognize Larry Kolb for his role in revitalizing a block that once stood boarded up and in decline.

Through vision and hard work, efforts like his helped restore life and pride to areas that might otherwise have been lost. Revitalization takes courage, investment, and belief in the future of a neighborhood.

Old Munichburg continues to grow because of individuals willing to rebuild and restore.

05/15/2026

Congratulations, Zachary Landwehr!

A local high-schooler has won a $500 scholarship for an essay about how keeping historic buildings around helps the local economy.