Emancipation Day in the Ozarks

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Oct 06 Oct 06

Bring your lunch or enjoy Fresh Harvest Grill while you listen to old-time music by John P. Williams (fiddle) and Robert Mackey (rhythm guitarist), along with Howard W. Marshall, master of ceremonies.

Oct 08 Oct 08

African American Heritage in the Ozarks: Clinton Digitization Event

Presented in partnership with the Henry County Museum, join us at Delozier Building in Clinton for a free digitization event focused on African American heritage in the Ozarks! Residents of Henry, Bates, Benton, St. Clair, Morgan, Cedar, Hickory, Polk, and Vernon counties, as well as points throughout the northwestern Ozarks, are invited. The event is free, but registration is required.

Oct 12

Missouri Mysteries, Chapter Three

Just in time for Halloween, join oral historian Sean Rost as he explores an old forester’s tale of the Missouri Ozarks. Online and free, registration required.

Oct 18

Missouri Bicentennial Quilt in Hamilton: Opening Reception

Making its final stop in Hamilton, the Missouri Bicentennial Quilt will be on long-term exhibition at the Missouri Quilt Museum, along with the Missouri 4-H Bicentennial Quilt and a rotation of county quilts from around the state. The 4-H Bicentennial Quilt and a special quilt from Caldwell County will also be available for viewing during the October 18 reception.

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