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Caddo Traditions and Rivercane

Jackie Bullard discusses her place-based, cultural, and ecological research concerning the importance of rivercane to the Caddo people and their traditions.

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Yoga

Free community yoga at the Magoffin Home.

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French Legation Flea

Join us and vintage vendors from all over Austin for our French Legation Flea! We're transforming our grounds into a 2-acre, open-air vintage, antiques and crafts market.

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National First Ladies Day

Join us on Saturday, April 27th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. as we celebrate the role and contributions of First Ladies in U.S. history

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Tavern Games in the Villa

Various tavern games will be spread throughout the villa for everyone to try their hand at gambling 1830s style

Handmade History: Earth Day

Visitors are invited to learn about and make their own Earth Day inspired craft in this month's production of Handmade History!

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Playing on the Playa: Migratory Birds

Are we there yet? Many a parent has heard that sentence come from the back seat. Many birds also travel each year. Join us as we learn about the migratory birds that journey through the Texas Panhandle each year.

Starr Family Home Free Monthly Activity

Let's embrace tradition and creativity with paper flowers! All ages are welcome to join the fun at our free monthly activity where we will be making paper flowers!

Laneville (Gallaway) Cemetery Marker Dedication

Come join the Laneville Cemetery Board and Rusk County Historical Commission as they host the HTC Medallion dedication for Laneville Cemetery.

Book Club

Manuscripts and Missions Book Club - April's Book: "The Hasinais" by Herbert Eugene Bolton

Join site staff and the site's Manuscripts and Missions Book Club for a dive into the cousins of the Ais people that once resided near Mission Dolores!