The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center was recently featured on KTIV’s Hometown History segment. We are very appreciative of the attention and hope that this will inspire new visitors to enjoy our facilities and programs. Click here to watch the segment, which aired on Wednesday, January 17th, 2024.
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Center’s Week Features African Drummer and Storyteller Kofi Dennis
The Center (“the Center”) announces its schedule of events for the week of August 7, 2023.
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.”
Siouxland Garden Symposium to be held at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, March 16, 2024
The event is run by the ISU Extension and Outreach-Woodbury County and Woodbury County Master Gardeners. Mark your calendars, and prepare for a day filled with inspiration, knowledge, and the joy of gardening.
Post Card: Stories from Sioux City
Thanks to retired Sioux City police officer Dave Bishop’s extensive postcard and cabinet photo collection, “Post Card: Stories from Sioux City” presents a unique view of Sioux City flood and communication history. Each image serves up a slice of history from the Missouri, Floyd, and Big Sioux rivers and Perry Creek. Each invites visitors to step into long-ago life in Sioux City neighborhoods that look far different today.