Center Unveils 2024 Youth Programming
The Center announces that it will launch several new youth programs in 2024, leading with an official launch party in February.
$500 Donation Received from WalMart
The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center has received a $500 gift from our local WalMart to help pay for the Sunday at the Center performance receptions.
Our New Ideas are Featured in Iowa Museum Association Newsletter
The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center was recently featured in the October 2023 newsletter of the Iowa Museum Association (IMAges).
Memorable Spread for 2023 Membership Party
We are grateful for our Members because their support allows us to continue our mission of providing cultural events and education at no charge to the public.
The Center Continues Its Cultural Programming
On Sunday, Oct. 1, at 2:00, Center audiences will have an opportunity to experience the Andean cultures of Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru and Chile through an acoustic journey and storytelling.
Center’s Week to Feature New Exhibit, Powwow Instruction and Comedy
This week, the Center offers guests a new exhibit by local artists, a culturally relevant children’s class and comedy for adults and families.
Center Heads into Fall with Focus on Core Programming
After a summer of intense programming that offered a number of special events and a new Tuesdays for You after-hours series, the Center heads into fall with a concentration on its foundational programming.
Crime, Culture and a Celebration of Grandparents’ Day
Sarah Enright’s presentation will use archived newspaper clippings, microfilm and web resources to present facts, theories and law enforcement efforts about Sioux City criminal cases that have gone cold.
Coffee, Children’s Classes and Chevies
“Adventure Saturdays will highlight the diverse cultures in Siouxland and help kids learn social/emotional skills, in addition to gaining a lot of historical knowledge” says Gibson. “We’re making a real effort to engage kids by periodically changing up the instruction with guest speakers and making sure the lesson plans include plenty of interaction.”
“Story Singer” Greg Hager to Perform at Betty Strong Encounter Center
“I sing about my experiences, but since I’m human, there is an element of commonality that everyone identifies with,” says Hager. “I sometimes say that I am a story singer, and everyone loves a great story.”