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Kernels of Culture: Maize Around the World EXHIBITION
Kernels of Culture: Maize Around the World (May 3, 2024 – March 31, 2025) at the Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum at the Missouri Botanical Garden focuses on the complex […]
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Daily Disney: Walt Disney in the Funny Pages
The State Historical Society of Missouri recently opened a new exhibition Daily Disney: Walt Disney in the Funny Pages to celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Walt Disney Co., founded […]
Missouri Humanities Virtual Capacity Building Workshop
Missouri Humanities Virtual Capacity Building Workshop
Missouri Humanities is hosting a series of free virtual capacity building workshops designed to empower organizations and communities across Missouri. These workshops, held on the first Tuesday of each month, […]
4 events,
Oktoberfest 2024
Immerse your senses with the sights, sounds, and aromatic smells of authentic German food, music, and activities. Hosted each weekend in October, the festival features events focused on German Heritage. […]
First Friday Art Walk
First Friday Art Walk
Experience the beauty of Hermann with local and regional artists exhibiting their dynamic works and live demos in many locations throughout town on the First Fridays of April, May, September […]
5 events,
Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival
Experience the 45th Olde Tyme Apple Festival in downtown Versailles, MO. This vibrant event offers an array of vendors, live music, dance performances, food, artisans, car shows, and more.
Plein Air Liberty – A Day of Art in Historic Liberty
Plein Air Liberty – A Day of Art in Historic Liberty
Come and immerse yourself in the charm and beauty of historic Liberty, Missouri, at the 1st annual Art on the Side: Plein Air Liberty event! On Saturday, October 5th, from […]
Women in George Washington Carver’s Life
Women in George Washington Carver’s Life
Throughout George Washington Carver’s life many women mentored and guided him along his journey to earn an education. These women, often maternal figures and spiritual mentors, encouraged him to succeed.
4 events,
Women in George Washington Carver’s Life
Women in George Washington Carver’s Life
Throughout George Washington Carver’s life many women mentored and guided him along his journey to earn an education. These women, often maternal figures and spiritual mentors, encouraged him to succeed.
3 events,
Behind the Scenes with Missouri Humanities: America 250 Community Celebration Planning
Behind the Scenes with Missouri Humanities: America 250 Community Celebration Planning
"Behind the Scenes with Missouri Humanities: America 250 Community Celebration Planning" Join Ashley Beard-Fosnow, Howard Fisk, and Jim Oldebeken to discuss community plans across the state to commemorate the semiquincentennial […]
4 events,
250 years ago: The First Continental Congress and the March Toward Independence
250 years ago: The First Continental Congress and the March Toward Independence
Join journalist and historian Bob Priddy, a member of the Cole County 250th Anniversary Committee, as he reflects on the First Continental Congress that met in 1774 and approved an […]
The 100th anniversary of the Capitol Dedication Day
The 100th anniversary of the Capitol Dedication Day
Seven years after the current Missouri Capitol opened, a grand day was organized to dedicate the building. All 114 counties were invited to send queen representatives, floats and musicians. More […]
3 events,
Terang’Art II – A Celebration of Art and Hospitality
Join The Griot Museum of Black History to celebrate Sister Cities St. Louis Missouri and Saint-Louis, Senegal with the intercultural exhibition, Terang’Art II – A Celebration of Art and Hospitality. […]
7 events,
Heartland Book Festival
Join us for the Heartland Book Festival at the Central Library on Saturday, October 12. This premiere literary event draws the region together through the power of story! The 2nd […]
Sachs Museum Performance Series: “Appropriation: The Spanish Guitar, Maize and The New World” by Patrick Rafferty
Sachs Museum Performance Series: “Appropriation: The Spanish Guitar, Maize and The New World” by Patrick Rafferty
Patrick Rafferty will present a program of Spanish guitar music featuring the Renaissance and Baroque guitar. The presentation will feature works by Gaspar Sanz, Santiago de Murcia, and other icons […]
HISTORY OF THE CARVER FAMILY CEMETERY
HISTORY OF THE CARVER FAMILY CEMETERY
Join a park ranger at the Carver Family Cemetery. Explore the cemetery and learn about some of the early residents of the Diamond Grove community.
Sachs Museum Performance Series: “Appropriation: The Spanish Guitar, Maize and The New World” by Patrick Rafferty
Sachs Museum Performance Series: “Appropriation: The Spanish Guitar, Maize and The New World” by Patrick Rafferty
Patrick Rafferty will present a program of Spanish guitar music featuring the Renaissance and Baroque guitar. The presentation will feature works by Gaspar Sanz, Santiago de Murcia, and other icons […]
5 events,
HISTORY OF THE CARVER FAMILY CEMETERY
HISTORY OF THE CARVER FAMILY CEMETERY
Join a park ranger at the Carver Family Cemetery. Explore the cemetery and learn about some of the early residents of the Diamond Grove community.
Meet the Clydes
Meet the Clydes
Show Me Clydesdales will be bringing their Clydesdale mares and foals into the Holden City Park on Oct. 13 at 1;00. People can come meet these gentle giants for $5.00 […]
4 events,
Gasconade Fall Plein Air
It’s GFPA’s 6th year. Come watch professional artists from all over the country compete for daily prizes as they paint in various locations in and around Hermann, Owensville and Rosebud. […]
7 events,
Textile Conservation on a Budget
Textile Conservation on a Budget
Textile Conservation on a Budget Learn to Preserve and Protect textiles with Dr. Amber Clifford - Professor of Anthropology and Director of the McClure Archives and Museum at the University […]
Fall Family Fun
Fall Family Fun
Bring the family for fall activities, crafts, and music. Join in on old-fashioned lawn games such as horseshoes and sack races. Kids (and adults) can have fun with simple fall […]
Sigue el sonido/Follow the Sound Family Day
Sigue el sonido/Follow the Sound Family Day
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to join us for an exploration of Hispanic Culture through music and art. The Dance Society of Saint Louis, a multi-generational […]
5 events,
How Latinx Heritage Shapes Storytelling: Missouri’s 2024 Great Reads from Great Places
How Latinx Heritage Shapes Storytelling: Missouri’s 2024 Great Reads from Great Places
Join Missouri Humanities for a FREE virtual event on Thursday, October 24, at 6:30 pm Central Time, celebrating Missouri’s 2024 Great Reads from Great Places authors! Maria Vasquez Boyd, producer/host […]
Geospatially Rediscovering The Trail Of Tears In Missouri
Geospatially Rediscovering The Trail Of Tears In Missouri
Geospatially Rediscovering The Trail Of Tears In Missouri What role did early Missourians play in the Cherokee removal story? Is it a derisive story of racism, indifference, and greed? With […]
4 events,
Ulysses S. Grant and Otto von Bismarck: Nationalism, Identity, and War during the Civil War Era
Ulysses S. Grant and Otto von Bismarck: Nationalism, Identity, and War during the Civil War Era
The American Civil War was one of many conflicts over national unification, secession, and independence that took place around the world from the 1840s to the 1870s. Many of the […]
2 events,
77th Annual Joy Spiva Cragin Membership Show
This exhibit will be on display in the Freeman Health System Main Gallery. Spiva’s annual showcase of members’ work is celebrating 77 years! One of Spiva’s original exhibits, the work […]
