Join us for these daytime programs at the Museum!
These programs take place in person in the Lee Auditorium.
SCHEDULE
Mastodons and Mammoths: Prehistoric St. Louis
Tuesday, June 3 | 11am
Explore the fascinating world of mastodons and mammoths with Andrew Martin, an expert in archeology and professor of sociology and art history at Principia College. Recently, mammoth and mastodon remains were unearthed on the bluffs of the Mississippi around the St. Louis area. Martin will dive into the prehistoric past, sharing insights into these majestic creatures and the significance of this remarkable find. Learn about how their roles in ancient ecosystems, the science behind their excavation, and how this discovery sheds new light on the history of the region. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore the world of these incredible Ice Age giants, right from the very ground beneath our feet!
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/mastodons
The Art and Empowerment Mural+
Tuesday, June 17 | 11am
Join the Missouri History Museum and Better Family Life Inc. for a discussion about the inspiration that led to the conception of the Arts and Empowerment Mural, the largest Black history mural in Missouri. Painted by Gonz Jove, the mural provides a more comprehensive picture of the history of the African continent and its descendants.
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/mural
Music Magic: A Violin Demonstration by Concert Black
Tuesday, July 1 | 11am
Join concert violinist, violist, and north St. Louis county native Concert Black for an unforgettable performance that blends the elegance of classical music with the power of technology. Watch as he seamlessly integrates pieces of live instruments, creating a truly unique and immersive and musical experience. This innovative approach brings a fresh twist to the classical genre, showcasing the magic that happens when music and technology unite. It’s a presentation of pure musical artistry that will captivate and inspire!
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/concert-black
Disability Pride Month: Fostering Inclusion
Tuesday, July 22 | 11am
This program is organized by the Missouri Historical Society’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) Division.
Thirty-five years after being signed into law, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) continues to protect the rights of people with disabilities. Come for a panel discussion, performances, and resource tables that reflect, celebrate, and foster inclusion. American Sign Language interpretation will be provided by DEAF Inc.
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/fostering-inclusion
“Collected” A Curator Conversation*
Tuesday, July 29 | 11am
Hattie Felton, curator of the "Collected" exhibit, will guide us through the inspiration and vision behind the exhibit, sharing fascinating details about the carefully curated pieces and the journey of assembling them. She will offer a unique look into the diverse range of objects on display, each with its own story to tell. Whether it’s a rare artifact, a striking work of art, or a historical treasure, this conversation will deepen your understanding of St. Louis and the rich stories this new exhibit reveals. It’s a chance to step behind the scenes to get an insider’s perspective of the art of curation.
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/collected-a-curator-conversation
The Arch at 60 with Johnny Rabbitt
Tuesday, August 12 | 11am
Johnny Rabbitt returns to celebrate St. Louis’s iconic Gateway Arch on its 60th anniversary! Join him for a special program honoring this architectural marvel, exploring its history, significance, and lasting impact on our city. Through stories, music, and fun facts, Johnny Rabbitt will take you on a journey through the Arch’s legacy, bringing to life its role in shaping St. Louis’s skyline and culture. It’s a heartfelt tribute to one of the nation’s most recognizable landmarks—don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of history and pride!
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/arch-60
St. Louis Leading the Way: Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Research
Tuesday, August 26 | 11am
Presented in collaboration with the Oasis Institute and the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
Join the Missouri History Museum, the Oasis Institute, and the Alzheimer’s Research Center for an insightful panel discussion on Alzheimer’s disease and brain health, featuring experts in clinical care and groundbreaking research. This program will provide an opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with leading experts in the field, gaining valuable insights into the ongoing work to combat Alzheimer’s and improve brain health. Whether you’re affected personally or just interested in learning more, this session aims to offer hope, knowledge, and inspiration for the future.
Learn more:
https://mohistory.org/events/health-research
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+ This program is associated with the Missouri Historical Society's African American History Initiative.
- This program is associated with our "Gateway to Pride" exhibit, presented by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
< This program is associated with the "1904 World's Fair" exhibit.
* This program is associated with the "Colected" exhibit.
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