Upcoming Events
- Wed, Apr 21Wyeth-Tootle MansionOur volunteers are Oz-some! In person and online hybrid event, feel free to come anytime within the event hours. Presentation, trivia game, and more to show how much we appreciate your efforts!
- Thu, Apr 29https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88615760339April’s session will cover anxiety disorders and coping strategies. Presented by Ms. Emily Dimmitt and Dr. Amy Barton, professors in the NWMSU psychology department.
- Wed, May 05Saint JosephEnjoy Dutch dancing, costumes, crafts, food, music, and beautiful tulips as we explore the 85th Annual Tulip Time Festival in Pella, Iowa, with a stop at Summerset Winery!
- Thu, May 06https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82647297845In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week, join us as we take a look at historical postcards of the St. Joseph’s school buildings. Presented by local historian Cole Woodbury. Free virtual event.
- Sun, May 16Wyeth-Tootle MansionThe featured doll will be Kaya. She is from 1764.
- Thu, May 20https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88151738878Free virtual program presented by Kim Schutte. In December 1920, the nude and partially dismembered body of Fay Sudow was found in a Los Angeles suburb. Fay grew up in St. Joseph and her family lived here at the time of the murder. Fay was the older sister to Sylvia Einbender.
- Wed, May 26Wyeth-Tootle MansionThe museum will host the 12th annual Mah Jongg Party at the Mansion. This year we will have two opportunities to play. The afternoon will include a buffet lunch, party favors, door prizes, shopping opportunities, and plenty of time to play! Bring your Mah Jongg set and join the fun!
- Thu, May 27Wyeth-Tootle MansionThe museum will host the 12th annual Mah Jongg Party at the Mansion. This year we will have two opportunities to play. The afternoon will include a buffet lunch, party favors, door prizes, shopping opportunities, and plenty of time to play! Bring your Mah Jongg set and join the fun!
- Sun, Jun 13Saint Joseph MuseumThe featured doll will be Nanea. She is from 1941. Special Guest, Dorinda Makanaonalani Nicholson, author of Pearl Harbor Child and advisory board member to create Nanea.