Organization
Smoky Hill Museum
Salina Symphony, the Arts & Humanities Commission, the Chamber of Commerce, Smoky Hill Museum, Arts & Humanities staff and USD 305. Invoices provided through the record
sourceSusan Hawksworth, director of the Smoky Hill Museum, walked the Salina Arts and Humanities Commission through the museum's collecti
sourceve supported it, shaped it, and have seen their own history reflected here. The Smoky Hill Museum opened on October 5, 1986, with more than 2,100 people attending. It was the op
sourcesupported it, shaped it, and have seen their own history reflected here. The Smoky Hill Museum opened on October 5, 1986, with more than 2,100 people attending. It was the op
sourcesupported it, shaped it, and have seen their own history reflected here. The Smoky Hill Museum opened on October 5, 1986, with more than 2,100 people attending. It was the op
sourcePlease join us at the Smoky Hill Museum for our Holiday Open House to officially kick off the magic of the holiday seas
sourceThe Smoky Hill Museum Friends' 35th annual Poinsettia Sale is underway, with pre-orders accepted now
sourceA Smoky Hill Museum collections report recommends removing numerous garments, artworks and other ob
sourceA truck drove through a barricade during setup for the Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair, taking out a stage panel and damaging a stage tent beyond repair,
sourcepacket. The Arts & Humanities Commission meets October 21 at 4 p.m. at the Smoky Hill Museum, 211 W. Iron Avenue.
sourceDespite a light drizzle the Annual Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair and Parade didn't miss a beat.
sourceSmoky Hill Museum Street Fair
sourcend responsibilities were added, including the Smoky Hill River Festival and the Smoky Hill Museum, which became a division of the department in 1986. As Salina Arts & Human
sourceled from early morning through the evening Sept. 26. The largest is the annual Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair, which will bring a parade, food vendors, live entertainment, histo
sourceThe City of Salina is promoting the Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair for Saturday, Sept. 26. Officials described it as a community event
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourceons, including the Smoky Hill River Festival, Salina Arts & Humanities, the Smoky Hill Museum and Kansas Wesleyan University. Quinn spent more than a decade working with Sa
sourceNeeded: Parade Entries for the Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair on September 26. Be part of the Fun at the Street Fair. To sign up
sourceNeeded: Chili Cook-Off contestants for the Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair on September 26. Be part of the Fun at the Street Fair. To sign up
sourceJuly 1, this exhibit spans five locations in Salina with panels provided by the Smoky Hill Museum. It will remain on exhibit through August 29. The Garage – Life, Liberty & the
sourceHas Been a Gathering Place for Nearly 150 Years Salina311 is working with the Smoky Hill Museum to bring more of Salina’s history to life through stories, photographs and a cl
sourceJuly 1, this exhibit spans five locations in Salina with panels provided by the Smoky Hill Museum. It will remain on exhibit through August 29. The Garage – Life, Liberty & the
sourceJuly 1, this exhibit spans five locations in Salina with panels provided by the Smoky Hill Museum. It will remain on exhibit through August 29. The Garage – Life, Liberty & the
sourceRoad improvements$17.5 millionUnknown Public Works campus$13.2 millionUnknown Smoky Hill Museum expansion$6 million-$9 millionUnknown Bill Burke Park parking expansion$2 mill
sourceof Salina has identified a potential $6 million to $9 million expansion of the Smoky Hill Museum, but no funding source has been identified and the project remains in an early
sourceher Review” list. The category also includes a potential Public Works campus, a Smoky Hill Museum expansion, a Bill Burke Park parking expansion and several projects whose costs
sourceJuly 1, this exhibit spans five locations in Salina with panels provided by the Smoky Hill Museum. It will remain on exhibit through August 29. The Garage – Life, Liberty & the
sourceJuly 1, this exhibit spans five locations in Salina with panels provided by the Smoky Hill Museum. It will remain on exhibit through August 29. The Garage – Life, Liberty & the
sourceJuly 1, this exhibit spans five locations in Salina with panels provided by the Smoky Hill Museum. It will remain on exhibit through August 29. The Garage – Life, Liberty & the
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcewill be held throughout the Salina community, with the Salina Arts Center, the Smoky Hill Museum, and CKF Addiction Treatment. Reunion registration can be made on-line at: www
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourceegacy of Paul Laurence Dunbar School. This free presentation is offered at the Smoky Hill Museum on June 4, 5:30-6:30 pm. Enjoy the presentation at the Museum or from the comfo
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourceThe Smoky Hill Museum’s May First Thursday presentation will focus on the life of Marcet Haldeman-Jul
sourceSmoky Hill Museum Opens America’s 250th Exhibit Connecting National History to Local Stories T
sourcebetter‑known chapters of our nation’s past. To celebrate this anniversary, the Smoky Hill Museum is shining a light on the role museums play in preserving those local stories.
sourceo Oakdale Park each June. The agency’s 2025 cultural landscape summary says the Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair draws more than 6,000 attendees. Earlier this year, the City of Sal
sourceackage from the past was finally returned, I had a flashback. I was leaving the Smoky Hill Museum and their wonderful Americans exhibit last month. I was parked on the west side
sourceThe Smoky Hill Museum in Salina is currently hosting "Americans," a traveling exhibit from the Smiths
sourceon meeting, commissioners are scheduled to take part in a 2:00 p.m. tour of the Smoky Hill Museum and hold a facility expansion discussion, according to the meeting agenda. The
sourceAmericans, A Smithsonian Exhibit at the Smoky Hill Museum
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