16th Annual Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days

Get out your cold weather gear and bundle up for a weekend of fun at the Lake! One of the most popular winter events at the Lake of the Ozarks is back for another great year - Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days. Last year, over 3,700 people attended to make it one of the most successful Eagle Days ever. Above & Beyond Roofing is excited to be a part of this wonderful annual event, as a Platinum Eagle Days Sponsor!

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Eagle Days Programs


Join us this weekend, January 9-10 for this entertaining and educational event! Highlights of the Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days program include:
  • Live Eagles from the World Bird Sanctuary, with naturalists on hand to answer questions at Osage National Golf Resort. The programs will begin on the hour each day of the event. 
  • Viewing and photo opportunities of wild eagles at Willmore Lodge and below the Bagnell Dam on the Osage River. Visitors are urged to bring binoculars and cameras.
  • At School of the Osage Heritage Elementary, two programs will be given by Dickerson Park Zoo. The first is the Day Shift (Hawk), Night Shift (Owl) and Garbage Gal (Turkey Vulture). The second program is the Owl Program. The shows will begin at 9:30 am on Saturday and 10:30 am on Sunday rotating every hour. 
  • School of the Osage Heritage Elementary will also have activities for kids, coloring contests, and vendors.

Eagle Days Event Details


This event is free and open to the public. The event will be from 9 AM – 5:30 PM on Saturday, January 9th and from 10 AM – 4:30 PM on Sunday, January 10th.  It is the community spirit of the Lake of the Ozarks that makes this annual event possible for all to enjoy.



For the complete Schedule of Events, please visit: www.LakeoftheOzarksEagleDays.com.

Above & Beyond Roofing is a proud supporter of the Lake community. While the decision to move our roofing company to the Lake of the Ozarks was based on year-round business opportunity, we've fallen in love with the community and have become heavily involved in a variety of charity events and organizations to support this community. Our Lake of the Ozarks roofing company hopes to see you at the 16th Annual Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days this weekend!

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