Our Fabulous Flint Hills:
The Flint Hills are Alive!

Kaw Mission Councils 2008

In 2008 we celebrate the seventeenth anniversary of our
Kaw Mission Councils
educational series by highlighting the
Kansas Flint Hills – alive with natural, cultural and historic resources.

Kaw Mission Council programs are free,
open to the public & presented at the Kaw Mission.


Also - don't miss the "Kaw Mission Special Events"
and "Special Activities" listed below.

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10x13 Poster
 
Thursday, February 7, 7pm

FKH Annual Meeting

Lucy Tayiah Eads: Only Female Chief of the Kaw.
Pauline Sharp, Granddaughter of Eads.
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Saturday, March 15, 3:30 & 7pm

Simple Sublime Statistics: The Flora And Vegetation Of The Flint Hills.
 
Craig Freeman, Curator, R. L. McGregor Herbarium, Associate Scientist, Kansas Biological Survey.
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Saturday, April 19, 3:30 & 7pm

Birds and Mammals of the Flint Hills.
Bob Gress. Director, Great Plains Nature Center.
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Saturday, May 17, 3:30 & 7pm

Snake Stories.
Joe Collins, Herpetologist, Kansas Biological Survey &
Suzanne Collins, Wildlife Photographer.
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Saturday, October 18, 3:30 & 7pm

Ghosts in the Grass: In Search of Forgotten Voices.
Marva Weigelt,
Homestead Ranch, Chase County
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Our Kaw Mission Council Sponsors:
Friends of Kaw Heritage, Inc.
Kansas
Historical Society
       

 Kaw Mission Special Events

 

Thursday, January 29, 10am – 5 pm

Celebrate Kansas!
Annual Kansas Day open house features live music,
historic portrayal of Charles Robinson &
Kansas Quilts show. 
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Saturday & Sunday, June 21 & 22

Kaw Inter-tribal Pow Wow – Wah Shun Gah Days
Hieberts’ Dulcimers, TerryLee Whetsone - Native American Flute Player,
Flowers of the Prairie Quilt Show, & Wah Shun Gah Walk


Sunday, August 17, 6:30 pm

Fourth Annual Band Concert and Ice Cream Social
Flint Hills Community Band led by Dennis Brooks.
Social benefits Voices of the Wind People


Friday & Saturday, September 12 & 13, 8 pm

Voices of the Wind People
Historical multi-media pageant tells the story
of the Kaw & Santa Fe Trail set in Council Grove


Thursday, December 4, 6:30 pm

A Kaw Mission Christmas
Nostalgic Christmas open house features live music & caroling by the CG Singers


The Friends of Kaw Heritage, Inc., Kansas Historical Society, Kaw Nation, and the City of Council Grove sponsor the Kaw Mission 2008 special events. Free refreshments compliments of FKH. For additional information contact the Kaw Mission State Historic Site, 620-767-5410 or kawmission@kshs.org.

 

Special Activities

 

     

New! Second Saturday of Each Month
(Exceptions on March 22, June 7 & Sept. 20th)
Bird Counts at Allegawaho Park, 8:00 a.m.

Do you enjoy a leisurely morning stroll in the woods, on the prairie, or along a meandering stream?  Birding at Allegawaho Heritage Memorial Park might be just the sport for you!  Bird watching is a great outdoor activity that engages people of all ages and levels of experience in learning about birds and enjoying nature.  Our bird counts at the park will give you that opportunity.

Our 2008 Bird Counts are scheduled for:
  • January 12

  • February 9

  • March 22

  • April 12

  • May 10

  • June 7

  • July 12

  • August 9

  • September 20

  • October 11

  • November 8

  • December 13

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Bird Count Lists 2006
Bird Count Lists 2007
Bird Count Lists 2008

Sponsored by The Friends of Kaw Heritage, Inc.
        

 

Kaw Mission State Historic Site
500 N Mission
Council Grove, KS  66846
Phone or FAX:  (620) 767-5410
E-mail:   kawmission@kshs.org

 
Friends of Kaw Heritage Kansas State Historical Society

The Kansas State Historical Society does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission to, access to, or operations of its programs, services, or activities.

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