Come enjoy a free expedition with our soldiers! They will be giving demonstrations and interpretations of various exhibits around the Lewis and Clark Visitor Center. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms. Great photo opportunities. The Living History Corps provides free demonstrations every second Saturday during the spring and summer months.

Join us at 10 AM at the Lewis and Clark Center, 100 Valmont Dr, Nebraska City, on Wednesday July 31st for a children's Story Time. We will be reading a picture book story told through the eyes of the baby boy on Sacagawea's back. Ages 2-6, families welcome. Free to attend. No registration required.

William Clark’s birthday August 1, 1770 Meriwether Lewis’ birthday August 18, 1774 Special presentation at 6:00 Free Appetizers RETURN OF THE WHITE PIROGUE by Corps of Discovery Reenactors, organized by Bill Hayes Bring your friends and employees. Experience what over 10,000 out-of-town visitors from all 50 states and from over 30 foreign countries come to explore each year

10am – 4pm  Living History Corps re enactors on duty 10:30 am  “John Colter & Neal Armstrong” by Chris Hodges 10am – 4pm  River navigation by Butch Bouvier 10am – 4pm  Hides and Pelts interactive by Shirley Enos 10am – 4pm  Earth Lodge Interpretation by Mary Langhorst 1pm – 2pm  White Pirouge boat entry in the Applejack Parade 3pm – 6pm  White Pirouge boat on display – described by Butch Bouvier   During this special AppleJack weekend, also join the Lewis & Clark Reenactors in Nebraska City as they host a replica of the White Pirogue. Guests will be able

10am – 4pm  Living History Corps re enactors on duty 10am – 4pm  River navigation by Butch Bouvier 10am – 4pm  White Pirouge boat on display 10am – 4pm  Hides and Pelts interactive by Shirley Enos 10am – 4pm  Earth Lodge Interpretation by Mary Langhorst   During this special AppleJack weekend, also join the Lewis & Clark Reenactors in Nebraska City as they host a replica of the White Pirogue. Guests will be able to see this Lewis & Clark era boat in the AppleJack parade. Following the parade, the White Pirogue will be at the Center for the rest

The mission of the MINK Missouri River Corridor is to achieve recognition to a region of rural landscape and communities that, together, create and attract growth and opportunity to these livelihoods within, while making a popular destination beyond.   The upcoming meeting will be covering tourism, business development, community growth, housing and more.  The meeting is open to the public! Lunch will be served and is optional for $9 per plate.  If you would like to RSVP for lunch, please email Doug Friedli at DougFriedli@gmail.com with your information. Please don't hesitate to call if you have any questions!  402-874-9900