Bring your sack lunch and watch wild birds through our picture windows. Visit with fellow bird watchers as we identify the different types of birds! Typically, we record sightings of 12 to 15 different species in one hour. Come watch the wonders of nature with us! Every Friday during the noon hour in January and February. We typically record sightings of 12 to 15 different species in one hour. The list is usually made up of Cardinals, Chickadees, Blue Jays, Eagles, Finches, Juncos, Nuthatches, Sparrows, Titmouse, and Woodpeckers.   This event is free to the public

Bring your sack lunch and watch wild birds through our picture windows. Visit with fellow bird watchers as we identify the different types of birds! Typically, we record sightings of 12 to 15 different species in one hour. Come watch the wonders of nature with us! Every Friday during the noon hour in January and February. We typically record sightings of 12 to 15 different species in one hour. The list is usually made up of Cardinals, Chickadees, Blue Jays, Eagles, Finches, Juncos, Nuthatches, Sparrows, Titmouse, and Woodpeckers.   This event is free to the public

The water-color painting workshop portion of our event on Saturday February 25 is full. The artist asked us to limit the number of painters to 20. Those spots filled up very quickly!  We've got 12  potential painters on the waiting list at this point. However, you are most welcomed to attend the workshop as observers to listen to tips from the artist. Plus you are welcomed to attend the artist's presentation about his adventure down the river after the workshop concludes, approximately around 11:30. Thank you for your interest! Doug   Adventure Art on the Mighty Mo' Adventure Art on the Mighty Mo'

Native American Artifact Show Public and private collections on display featuring a wide variety of authentic Native American artifacts. See some of the finest examples of tools, arrowheads, spear points, pottery and much more! Hands-on children's activities will include corn grinding and pottery making. Don't miss a special presentation at 1:00 pm by Wynema Morris "Understanding American Indian Tribal Governments" Morris asks what it means to be an enrolled tribal member, which leads to the issues of tribal jurisdiction, tribal sovereignty, Las Vegas-style gaming and relationships with the U.S. government. Morris explains the role and function of tribal governments and

Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October. The Living History Corps, portraying members of the Corps of Discovery, will be giving live demonstrations and telling stories of daily life on the expedition. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms and try their hand at tomahawk throwing. Great photo opportunities!   *Note the April date is the third Saturday of the month, the rest will be on the second Saturday of the month*

Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October. The Living History Corps, portraying members of the Corps of Discovery, will be giving live demonstrations and telling stories of daily life on the expedition. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms and try their hand at tomahawk throwing. Great photo opportunities!

Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October. The Living History Corps, portraying members of the Corps of Discovery, will be giving live demonstrations and telling stories of daily life on the expedition. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms and try their hand at tomahawk throwing. Great photo opportunities!

Come join us for our annual reunion over AppleJack weekend! We will have the following speakers and presentations throughout the day. Saturday, September 16 9am-6pm Junior Ranger Activities 10am-4pm Living History Corps Re-enactors on duty including Bill Hayes as "Private Shannon", Sterling Fichter as "John Colter", and others demonstrating skills used by the explorers 10am-4pm White Pirogue, Keelboat & River Navigation by Butch Bouvier 10am-4pm Hides and Pelts interactive by Shirley Enos

Come join us for our annual reunion over AppleJack weekend! We will have the following speakers and presentations throughout the day. Sunday, September 17 9am-6pm Junior Ranger Activities 10am-4pm Living History Corps Re-enactors on duty including Bill Hayes as "Private Shannon", Sterling Fichter as "John Colter", and others demonstrating skills used by the explorers 10am-4pm White Pirogue, Keelboat & River Navigation by Butch Bouvier 10am-4pm Hides and Pelts interactive by Shirley Enos