“Magic Man” Corey Fravel
“Magic Man” Corey Fravel
Magic Man Corey Fravel will dazzle our audience with his skills of prestidigitation.
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Youth and Adult Archery Demonstration by Andrew Roelfs
Youth and Adult Archery Demonstration by Andrew Roelfs
We invite everyone interested in learning more archery to get expert one-on-one coaching from Andrew. He appeared at the Center during one of our 4-6th Grade Exploration Wednesday classes in July. Kids who began to learn about archery then may be interested in learning more at this free, no-registration-required event.
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“Play BALL! The 1803 Way” with Tom Melville
“Play BALL! The 1803 Way” with Tom Melville
The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center is thrilled to announce a unique opportunity for visitors to delve into the rich history of American sports with Tom Melville, an esteemed American cricket player, author, reenactor, and leading authority on the history of American cricket. Melville will be leading a group tutorial on the game of cricket...
Balloon Fun!
Balloon Fun!
As part of the children's activities during the Sgt. Floyd Weekend at the Center, the Shriners will bring at least three clowns - one of which will fashion fun shapes like animals out of balloons for the kids.
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K-3rd Grade: Take a Break
K-3rd Grade: Take a Break
Lewis and Clark worked very hard all day, every day - but they also had some time to relax on their journey. Kids will learn how Lewis and Clark enjoyed their “time off,” as well as why we now celebrate workers on Labor Day.
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4-6th Grade: Take a Break
4-6th Grade: Take a Break
Lewis and Clark worked very hard all day, every day - but they also had some time to relax on their journey. Kids will learn how Lewis and Clark enjoyed their “time off,” as well as why we now celebrate workers on Labor Day.
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