Silver Dollar City is located in Branson, Missouri and is a major theme park for the whole family. Not only are there over 30 rides and amusement park attractions but there is 40 shows a day. They have preserved the 1880's Ozark Culture with over 100 craftsmen demonstrating everything form glass blowing to candy making. Check out interviews below from Silver Dollar City.
"Do the Ozarks" lands in Branson! First stop is the Titanic Museum special exhibit honoring James Cameron's movie "Titanic". Check out the interview by clicking on the link below. Check out Titanic movie display by clicking here
We had a chance to check out the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville, Arkansas. It is Free to the Public and Handicap accessible. The Museum is located at 202 SW O Street in Bentonville.
The museum is divided into to five different time periods that will guide you through the changing lives of the Native American, seen through their artifacts. There are relics that date back as far as 14,000 years.
Dustin spoke with the Museum of Native American History Director Charlotte Buchanan-Yale. Check out what she had to tell us about the museum!
From June 2nd through the 4th, 2017, The museum will be hosting a Native American Cultural Symposium. They will have writers, performers, storytelling and outdoor film series. Guest will include Bobby Bridger, John Inmon, Joseph Marshall III, Jr. Mathews, Gayle Ross, Sam Scinta and Fulcrum Publishing. There will also be a Native American Fashion Show. More information to come on this event. You can check out their website at www.monah.us .
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From June 2nd through the 4th, 2017, The museum will be hosting a Native American Cultural Symposium. They will have writers, performers, storytelling and outdoor film series. Guest will include Bobby Bridger, John Inmon, Joseph Marshall III, Jr. Mathews, Gayle Ross, Same Scinta and Fulcrum Publishing.