We are very excited to announce the launch of our newly designed website. We hope this new website provides you with an easier way to learn about our programs, workshops, and events.

After months of hard work and dedication, we are delighted to share this new website with you! We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

Visit mohumanities.org to check it out!


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Join us on July 10th for our next Virtual Think n Drink:

Join us on July 10th for our next Think n Drink as we explore Missouri/Missoura's Second Party System: Democrats vs. Whigs at 7pm.
Join us on July 12th for our next
Virtual Book Club:

Featuring Margot McMillen, author of "The Golden Lane: How Missouri Women Gained the Vote and Changed History". In the book, McMillen gives a short overview of the fight of Missouri suffragists to gain the right to vote.

Join us on July 21st in Warrenton, MO for a Cultural Heritage Workshop.

Learn how heritage and culture can benefit your community. This event is free and boxed lunches will be provided. Social distancing will be enforced and masks are encouraged.
Join us for our 7th Annual U.S. Grant Symposium on July 24th.

This Our 7th Annual U.S. Grant Symposium will feature presentations by Andy Hahn, Director of the Campbell House Museum in St. Louis, and Nick Sacco, Park Ranger and Author at Ulysses S. Grant National Historical Site, as well as a screening of "The Fight's in Missouri: Ulysses S. Grant in 1861." Our keynote address will be by Dr. Cindy Lovell, Director (ret.) of the Mark Twain Home in Hartford, CT.

Upcoming Native American Events

As our Native American program continues to grow, we have some exciting virtual events coming up in July. Join us for our Native Lifeways on the Greenways series, and a discussion on food sovereignty.

JULY 10TH - 12:00 PM - Native Lifeways on the Greenways
Osage members and Traditional Cultural Advisor Norman Akers talks about Osage lifeways in Missouri. Learn more about the ties that relate ways of knowing the land, waterways and the structure that are the foundations of where we live today.


JULY 14TH - 4:00 PM - Native Lifeways on the Greenways
Ed Spevak from the St. Louis Zoo speaks about Indigenous ways of thinking about Native Pollinators and the land, Native plants and their relations to Native American People.


JULY 16TH - 1:00 PM - Native Food Sovereignty
A discussion with Ed Smith (Osage) on Native food sovereignty, indigenous foods, and it's cultural ties from the land, vegetation, and wildlife.


*Registration is required.

Virtual Veterans Writing Workshop - Series Three

The next five-week virtual veterans writing workshop series will begin July 11th.