Early Days of Missouri's Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program

Missouri Folk Arts and the Missouri State Museum will continue their celebration of the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program’s 40th anniversary with a presentation by folklorist Amy Skillman on Saturday, Oct. 4. Skillman served as Missouri’s second state folklorist from 1986-1988, during which she managed and conducted field research for the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program.

Skillman’s presentation will begin inside the Capitol rotunda at 2:30 p.m. It will be followed by a question and answer session and an opportunity to view the museum’s newest exhibition, “Missouri Makers: Celebrating 40 Years of Missouri’s Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program.”

This event is free and open to the public, and there is no need to register. For more information, call the museum director at 573-522-6949.

Weekend access to the capitol is on the south side (facing the Supreme Court Building). Walk up the carriage drive to the tunnel under the grand staircase and enter. All visitors to the capitol are subject to security screening by Capitol Police.

You may also like the following events from Missouri State Museum:

• This Wednesday, 1st October, 07:00 pm, Landing After Hours: Missouri during the Civil War: A Citizen's Perspective in Jefferson City
• Next month, 18th October, 07:00 pm, Backyard Movie: Monsters, Inc. in Jefferson City
• This November, 1st November, 07:00 pm, Backyard Movie: House of Wax in Jefferson City

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