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MISSOURI DAY! Explore the Missouri Indian Tribes
Come and explore the contributions and cultures of Missouri's Indian Tribes at our annual Missouri Day Celebration.
General Assembly On March 22, 1915 set aside the third Wednesday each October as “Missouri Day.” Missouri Day is a time for kids and grownups to honor the state and to celebrate the achievements of all Missourians.
This year we invite groups and schools of all kinds to explore the native Missouri tribes and their histories. 23 interactive stations await you at our annual Missouri Day celebration. Organizations like Trail of Tears State Park, Mound City Archaeological Society, Endangered Wolf Sanctuary will be here to talk about Missouri’s Indians and their contributions to Missouri History. Flintnapping, leather stamping, storytelling, mat weaving, food tasting, herbalists and more will be on hand. This is a free event.
Wednesday, October 15 from 10am until 4pm. Rain or Shine. First Missouri State Capitol State Historic Site.