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Events - Museum

The Kansas Museum of History in Topeka presents these ongoing programs.

Student Events

History & Environmental Fair - For Kansas schoolchildren.  Presented in connection with Earth Day 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., held on a Thursday late in April.

Kansas Day at the Museum - For Kansas schoolchildren. Presented each year on or near the state's birthday, January 29.

Monarch Tagging - For Kansas school children and the general public. Held each fall in cooperation with the Topeka Zoo & Conservation Center.

 

Public Events

Monarch Tagging - For Kansas school children and the general public. Held each fall in cooperation with the Topeka Zoo & Conservation Center.

Museum After Hours - For the general public. A monthly speakers series held at 6:30 p.m. on the second Friday of each month. Many past programs are available online.

West Fest - A family event celebrating the cowboy.

 

Program support

Kansas Museum of History programs for students are supported by the Kansas Historical Foundation, and through museum volunteers.

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