African-American
African-Americans played a large role in Missouri's history and that is still evident in today's culture with many museums, districts and historical places dedicated to the topic. The American Jazz Museum in Kansas City, the St. Louis Walk of Fame, and the Griot Museum of Black History and Culture showcase how African-Americans shaped Missouri's history.
Aug. 28-29, 2010
St. Louis

A multicultural celebration featuring traditional dance, music, ethnic food, cultural and educational exhibits, folk art demonstrations, and an international market. Admission and entertainment are free. Located outdoors in Tower Grove Park, one block from the International District. A free shuttle service will be available throughout the park.

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112 S. 13th St.
Lexington 64067

Housed in an 1846 Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the museum features exhibits on the Osage Indians, Pony Express, steamboats, Civil War, coal mining, and Wentworth Military Academy. There is a memorial to the victims, mostly Mormons, of the Saluda steamboat disaster. Open May-October. Admission: $2; ages 6-18, $1.

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