Join us for these daytime programs at the Museum!
These programs take place in person in the Lee Auditorium.
SCHEDULE
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. Johnny Rabbitt will present a tour through time of our great riverfront starting from the days of Laclede and Chouteau to the development of the Jefferson Expansion Memorial project. Then MHS Public Historian Andrew Wanko will guide us through the public competition to design a monument that would honor the city’s role as the Gateway to the West, and finally author and historian John Guenther will talk about the construction of the Arch, the civil rights fight led by Percy Green, the revitalization of downtown following the completion of the monument, and how the Arch continues to shape St. Louis’s skyline and culture.
Before or after the program, check out the Gateway Arch Park Foundation’s resource table to learn about what you can experience at the Arch and in the surrounding downtown area today. Following the presentation, John Guenther will be at our Sold on St. Louis shop to sign his book, "The Gateway Arch: An Illustrated Timeline." Books will be available for purchase.
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 St. Louis Oasis and the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
Join the Missouri History Museum, St. Louis Oasis, 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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