The Missouri History Museum offers year-round programming designed to engage the community. Community programs are developed based on the diverse interests, needs, and learning styles of our visitors.

Film presentations at the Missouri History Museum seek to forge connections between history and popular media. Films are often combined with lectures and panel discussions to develop a deeper understanding of historical topics and contemporary issues.

• Community Cinema

• Lunch & Learn

Musical performances at the Missouri History Museum are designed to engage visitors in diverse genres in an informal setting. Weather it is in the galleries or on the front lawn, music at the Museum will move you.

• Twilight Tuesdays

• Special

The Missouri History Museum provides a number a lecture and talk series that were created to tackle difficult subject matter, provide expert insight, and increase community dialog.

• Perspectives on Science and History Lecture Series

• Archaeology

• Gallery Talks

• Critical Conversations

• Book Signings

• Special

Our Theatre and Performance programs combine historical topics with dramatic interpretations to allow visitors to experience history in a non-traditional format.  From full stage plays to one-person performances, there is a program for everyone.

• Performing Arts Series

• Theatre in the Museum

• Theatre in the Museum: Teens Make History

Whether you want to learn some new moves or research your family history, our interactive workshops provide you and opportunity to learn from experts in the field.

• Genealogy

• Dance