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Kids bring your family and take a walk along our nature trails and stop to read a good book or poem - page by page, and then come to the Learning Center for a fun follow-up... details>>
Wednesdays & Thursdays in June & July Enjoy a different theme of history each week with lots of hands on activities and crafts! Scheduled Theme: Music & Arts: 1860s Style,... details>>
Moms, join your kids in a Baking Class. Kiss your fear of working with yeast goodbye and learn the secrets to moist, tender, homemade breads and rolls. Bake up easy and... details>>
The ukulele was one of the most popular musical instruments of the 1920s and every year the Kansas City Ukesters make it their business to enlighten us on the high merits of... details>>
Numbers underscore the troubling prevalence of eviction in the Kansas City area. Nearly three of every 100 renters in Jackson County - a rate almost 20% higher than the... details>>
Angela Bates, Nicodemus Historical Society, will talk about Nicodemus, Kansas, the only remaining western town established by African Americans during the Reconstruction Period after the Civil War. This pictorial history explores unique experiences of children in Nicodemus who were the first members of their families born free from slavery. (2 p.m.) Learn more about regional historical sites and organizations by visiting all of the booths. Music, crafts, goat cart rides, reenactments, snacks.
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