Native Tales Along the Lewis and Clark Trail – Kearney Library
Mid-Continent Public Library – Kearney 100 S. Platte-Clay Way, Kearney, MO, United StatesJoin storyteller Jim Wallen for stories of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Learn how life changed with the opening of the West to settlement and how fur trappers, pioneers, and Native Americans all were affected by the journey.
Civil War Symposium at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library
Harry S. Truman Library & Museum 500 W US Hwy 24, Independence, MO, United StatesFreedom's Frontier National Heritage Area, the Civil War Roundtable of Kansas City, and the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum are co-sponsoring a Civil War Symposium.
Ladies’ Academy at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Fort Osage National Historic Landmark 105 Osage Street, Sibley, MO, United StatesEver wonder what it was like to be a young lady in the Regency Era? Find out for yourself at the Fort Osage Ladies’ Academy!
Food on the Missouri Frontier
Fort Osage National Historic Landmark 105 Osage Street, Sibley, MO, United StatesEnjoy the sights and smells of history in the making! See live demonstrations of hearth cooking and food preparation techniques from the early 1800s.
48th Annual Fall Festival of Arts, Crafts & Music – Missouri Town Living History Museum
Missouri Town Living History Museum 8010 E Park Road, Lee's Summit, MO, United StatesExplore the sights and sounds of the harvest season at this two-day festival, October 5 & 6. Historic interpreters, artisans, musicians, and crafters will bring to life the hard work and celebration that took place as the crops came in. Hitch a ride on a wagon, play 19th-century games, and make memories to last a lifetime! This event may change with or without notice. While we will make our best effort to update this page, it is recommended that you contact Missouri Town Living History Museum prior to this event.
The People of the River’s Mouth: In Search of the Missouria Indians – MCPL Virtual Event
Many people do not realize that Missouri and the Missouri River were named for an indigenous people who once lived here. Join historian Michael Dickey for an overview of Missouria culture and history as well as what happened to the tribe and where they are now. This program will be held virtually using Zoom. Registration with a valid email address is required to receive the Zoom link. All start times are Central Time. Registration Required This event may change with or without notice. While we will make our best effort to update this page, it is recommended that you contact the event organizer prior to this event.
Candlelight Tour of Fort Osage
Fort Osage National Historic Landmark 105 Osage Street, Sibley, MO, United StatesExperience how the holidays were celebrated at the historic Fort in the early 19th century. Authentically attired interpreters lead guests through this unique evening event inspired by the winters at Fort Osage. Guests will travel back in time to listen to the issues of the day presented by those who once called Fort Osage home.