Latest Past Events
200th Anniversary of the Sibley Survey at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Fort Osage National Historic Landmark 105 Osage Street, SibleySteve Schmidt will conduct sessions on the Sibley Survey, explaining its origins in 1825, the expedition team, and objectives for the US government. He’ll also cover the survey's initiation from Fort Osage and summarize its achievements. Schmidt, an engineer, has received preservation awards for his work on the Santa Fe Trail site.
Fun on the Bluff at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Fort Osage National Historic Landmark 105 Osage Street, SibleyJoin us for a family-friendly event featuring music, food, storytelling, games, and crafts, while enjoying views of the Missouri River from a National Landmark. Experience life on the 1800s frontier. Check the event schedule regularly and contact Fort Osage National Historic Landmark for any updates before attending.
Battle of New Orleans – Kansas City Public Library Signature Event
Kansas City Public Library – Plaza Branch 4801 Main Street, Kansas CityOn January 8, 1815, General Andrew Jackson led American forces to a significant victory over British troops at the Battle of New Orleans, reinforcing U.S. independence. This event, discussed by military historian Harry S. Laver, symbolizes America’s rise as a power and Britain’s declining empire. Advanced registration is required for this event.