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Da Vinci was a dreamer and an inventor. Math, science and art are highlighted in this interactive, hands-on exhibit. Catapults, parachutes, and a hang glider are some of the... details>>
This yearlong exhibit chronicles the 100-year history of Kansas City’s Guadalupe Centers, Inc. – and by extension, the history of the city’s thriving Hispanic and Latino... details>>
Out of the Toy Box: Franklin County at Play features more than 150 years of toys played with by Franklin County children. Photographer Spotlight: Maude Frink. Maude was... details>>
2/15/2019 8:30:00 AM | Kansas City, KS
Kansas City, Kansas Public Library's Black History Month Challenge
Take our Black History Month Challenge! How much do you know about Black History? Test your knowledge and win a prize. Answer all the questions on our challenge and collect your prize! All questions can be answered by visiting the displays within the library....details >>
2/15/2019 9:00:00 AM | Overland Park, KS
The Turbulent Twenties
AAA estimates that 112.5 million Americans traveled over Christmas and New Year holidays in 2018 (about 1-in-3 Americans). The vast majority—more than 102 million—drove to their destination. Americans love their cars. Johnson County Museum’s temporary exhibit, “The Turbulent Twenties,” is on display through May 11, 2019. The exhibit explores many facets of American culture in the 1920s, both nationally and locally....details >>
2/15/2019 11:00:00 AM | Lecompton, KS
On Migration to Douglas County - A Traveling Exhibit
This traveling exhibit features 13 panels that focus on how communities in Douglas County were populated. A variety of stories are included in the exhibit that was funded by the Kansas Humanities Council and Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area with support from the Douglas County Heritage Office. The exhibit will open at the Territorial Capital Museum on January 15th and will run through March 15th....details >>
2/15/2019 5:00:00 PM | Topeka, KS
Diamonds in the Sky - Kansas Museum of History · Topeka
Join us at the Stach School (behind the Kansas Museum of History) for Diamonds in the Sky, a free event open to the public. Stars will be in the eye of everyone looking up under the Moon lit evening this night after Valentine's Day. Meet Brenda Culbertson, NASA/JPL solar system ambassador, and other members of Paladin Astronomy. They will provide equipment for close up views of the planets, clusters, Moon, and other objects. Bring your own telescopes if you prefer. Restrooms will be available....details >>
