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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... details>>
Watch our farmers shear sheep, then help wash and skirt the wool. After helping plant the garden, take a stagecoach ride, see what is cooking on the cookstove, and visit the... details>>
Scouts of all ages can earn a special one of a kind Mahaffie patch! Ride the stagecoach, learn about 1860s spring farming activities, and enjoy 1860s games. Scouts enjoy... details>>
Join the best craftsman, brewers, distillers, artistans and winemakers Missouri has to offer at the second annual Best of Missouri Life Market Fair, planned in collaboration... details>>
“When Kings Reigned,” Film with commentary by Barbara Higgins-Dover. When Kings Reigned is a historical documentary about men who lived life on the Kansas River during a time of reconstruction. The story begins with two black men, one a runaway slave, living in Lawrence Kansas just a few short years after the end of the Civil War. William Quantrill and his guerrilla militia had burned the city down on August 21st 1863 and the Civil War wreaked havoc on Kansas as it fought to be a free state.
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