In 1811, William Price Hunt wrote that the Wind River was named because “in the winter, the wind blows so constantly that it prevents the snow from lying on the ground.” Come learn about the history of kites dating back thousands of years and then design and fly your own kite on the winds of the Wind River. This program will combine children’s creativity with the historic recreation of kite flying.
A celebration and educational meeting for women business owners to connect and network with one another. A presentation will be given on the impacts made by local women on our community, as well as tea and refreshments.
Join Twila Blakeman who will speak at the Dennison Lodge about when she and her husband came to town with 5 children and started the first KOA in Dubois in 1965, and the many changes that occurred in town until she became the mayor of Dubois.
During the fall harvests throughout history, corn husks were gathered and used to create simple dolls for children. Every part of the corn plant was used since corn was domesticated centuries ago. This project will encourage children to use natural materials to create a fun traditional toy.