Fall September Events!

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We're officially moving into the fall season in Missouri, and it's time to start thinking about getting your boat and dock ready for the colder weather. Firstmate Controls is all about keeping you safe and having a great time. So, in today's blog, we're going over a few fun Fall events you can make it to in the area. We hope to see you there!

September 9th


Starla & Scotty at Regalia

Come enjoy dinner and live music with Starla & Scotty award-winning musicians!

LOCATION
The Regalia Hotel & Conference Center
250 Racquet Club Drive
Lake Ozark, MO

September 10th 



LOWA Paddlers Kayak Round-Up

Our next kayak roundup take place the second Saturday of the month through September from 8:30 to noon at the Ha Ha Tonka Spring Trail (D-144, Camdenton). This is a FREE service provided by LOWA and the Missouri Master Naturalists. Come try out our kayaks for free and enjoy this beautiful Lake!

LOCATION
Ha Ha Tonka State Park
1491 Missouri D
Camdenton, Missouri United States

September 11th



Ride for Freedom

2022 Ride for Freedom presented by Surdyke Yamaha & Tri-County YMCA benefitting First Responder Charities.

160 mile boat & PWC ride from Surdyke's Port 20 to Truman Dam and Back.

Silent Auction and Pre-Party on Saturday, Sept 10 at Dog Days. Meals and giveaways with registration.

September 14th



16th Annual Lake of the Ozark BikeFest

Visit beautiful Lake of the Ozarks this September for the ultimate BikeFest Event. Events include spectacular scenic rides, more than 200 biker friendly bars and restaurants, great parties, vendors, and rockin' concerts at night! Visit Lake of the Ozarks for a chance to win a custom Harley Davidson motorcycle!

info@lakebikefest.com

http://www.lakebikefest.com/

September 23rd



Fall In Water Boat Show

Fall In Water Boat Show by Lake of the Ozarks Marine Dealers Association come see a variety of boats including new cruisers, performance, and runabouts and personal watercraft.

573-480-2300

mike@lakeozarkboatdealers.com

https://www.lakeozarkboatdealers.com/mo-boat-shows.asp

September 23rd



Dinner Theater "Trick or Treat" Comedy at the Museum

By Camden County Museum

Dinner theater at Camden County Museum featuring the comedy "Trick or Treat". Great fun and free museum tours.

LOCATION
206 S Locust
Linn Creek, MO

September 30th




Live Music at Shawnee Bluff Winery
By Shawnee Bluff Winery

Come enjoy a view, live music with Sax on the Beach and wine!

Fri, Sept 30: Sax on the Beach, 5pm- 8pm

https://shawneebluff.com/live-music/

Shawnee Bluff Facebook Page

LOCATION
Shawnee Bluff Winery
2430 Bagnell Dam Blvd
Lake Ozark, MO


Happy Fall Everyone from Firstmate Controls!

All of us here at Firstmate Controls hope that you have a fun, but safe fall season. We know how amazing it can be to boat out on the Lake this time of year with your family and friends. We hope you make lots of unforgettable memories. To learn more about our boat dock accessories, please visit our website listed below. If you have any questions, please call us at the number listed below. You can also stay up to date on the latest products we're featuring, by following us on our social media channels listed below. Enjoy!


Boat Lift Controls You Can Count On!

Firstmate Controls 
410 Century Business Drive
Labadie, MO 63055

Phone: (866) 570-9707



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