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For centuries, the violin has been both a “people’s instrument” as well as a “palace” instrument that spans the globe. Whether called “violin” or “fiddle” (they are the same, just […]
For centuries, the violin has been both a “people’s instrument” as well as a “palace” instrument that spans the globe. Whether called “violin” or “fiddle” (they are the same, just […]
Dr. Amber Clifford from the University of Central Missouri will present the latest in industry standards for preserving a variety of textiles. She will do live demonstrations and explain how small organizations can still do quality preservation on a budget! It is a free workshop, but please RSVP to cchsmo@gmail.com.
Nineteen historic sites, museums and houses are joining together to present a splendid grand holiday house tour. For this one-day open house, each venue will be decorated in a festive flair representing 250 years of Saint Louis architecture and history. Whether austere or opulent, the settings will take you back in time to experience the […]
Christmastime in Hermann is fun for the whole family, whether you want to shop the German Christmas Markets, grab traditional treats at the German Bake Sale, or be inspired by the elaborate Christmas Tablescapes and holiday scenes at the Holiday House Tours, seasonal cheer abounds.
Visit Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Historic Pharis Farm. Santa will be relaxing in the family room, while Mrs. Claus is busy making cookies to share.
Join us for the 5th Annual Holiday Open House. Shop for gifts at the Richard Bookstore and visit the booths of many local vendors and artisans while strolling through the festively decorated Center for Missouri Studies. Enjoy holiday carols from members of Choral Arts Alliance of Missouri's Columbia Chorale from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. […]
Join Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site for A Spirited Holiday Past! President Grant’s home, White Haven will be decorated for the holiday season. Tour the home and create a holiday craft with your family. Confluence Chamber Orchestra will perform in the parlor and Suzanne Corbett will provide 19th century baking demonstrations in the historic […]
Come hear how George Washington Carver learned to listen to "The Great Creator" when he communed with God in the stillness of his early morning walks.
We hope you'll plan to join us on Sunday, December 3rd, for the annual Christmas in Bethel celebration. Free admission. FOOD • Fest Hall Restaurant - Serving Christmas smorgasbord of turkey and dressing, smoked sausage, etc. from 11am to 2pm. Enjoy cookies and drinking custard with your meal, or purchase separately. Also serving soup and […]
Come hear how George Washington Carver learned to listen to "The Great Creator" when he communed with God in the stillness of his early morning walks.
Ring in the holidays with some classic movie magic! Join film historian Dr. Annette Bochenek as she presents the history of several beloved holiday classics. Check out the memorable performances and legacies of It’s A Wonderful Life, White Christmas, Miracle on 34th Street and more. Program registration will close 30 minutes prior to the start […]
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