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Trenton's beloved Downtown Christmas event, held on the first Friday of December, is a festive celebration filled with holiday activities for all ages. From a dazzling lighted parade and gingerbread contest to live music, Santa visits, and local shopping, this event brings the community together to embrace the holiday spirit in spectacular style.

The Missouri Day Marching Band Festival and parade are held each year during the third week of October.

The Missouri Day Festival is held the third weekend of October each year. The festival includes vendors, children's activities, demonstrators, a parade and one of the area's largest marching band competitions.

Trenton is set to come alive with music during this year's Alumni Weekend, featuring performances at four local venues.

Trenton's Mid-America Music Festival is a must-attend summer event, offering a mix of top country music performances, local talent, great food, and community-driven charitable efforts.

Trenton is a haven for car, truck, and motorcycle enthusiasts with three major shows and monthly car cruises held over five months during summer and fall.

Main Street Trenton Farmer's Market brings large crowds each Saturday May through September, to shop produce, baked goods, and handmade goods and experience local eats.

The Trenton area is home to seven places on the National Register of Historic Places that you can visit while you're in the area.

An exciting piece of Trenton's past has been uncovered in the discovery of Levi Moore's cabin, Trenton's first settler.

Visitors to Trenton will find a unique eatery in downtown Trenton at Uprooted Kitchen and Tap, and right around the corner, Uprooted Creamery, to satisfy your post-dinner sweet tooth.

Grundy County is a haven for things to do when it comes to the great outdoors. One of the busiest outdoor recreational sites for visitors and local residents is Crowder State Park, a 1,912-acre tract of land that provides a number of activities for those who enjoy nature.