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SUMMARY:Outdoor Classroom: Butterflies
DESCRIPTION:5/22/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nJoin us on the fourth Friday of each month for a fun outdoor learning experience! Each program will feature a nature-themed story followed by a discussion about real-life applications and an interactive activity. \nEach session will take place at the campground amphitheater at 2 p.m. These events are free and open to the public\, and there is no need to register. \nMore details will be announced on Facebook on the day of each program. Additional information can also be obtained by calling the park office at 636-586-5768. \nSeries Schedule:\nMay 22: Butterflies \nListen to a Native tale of how the butterflies came to be\, discuss ways to support butterfly populations\, and plant milkweed seeds to take home with you. \nJune 26: Nature Dyes \nLearn about traditional ways of dying clothing\, and discover the natural dyes that might be hiding in your backyard! Plus\, dye your own tea towel using vibrant natural hues. \nJuly 24: Birdsong \nListen to a Native tale about how the flute was given to humans\, and delve into bird songs and calls through a game of bird bingo! Receive a free do-it-yourself bird feeder kit complete with a bird observation log for continuing study at home. \nAug. 28: Web Weavers \nListen to an Osage legend explaining why the spider is a significant symbol. Learn to recognize different types of webs and the spiders that weave them. Participate in a game illustrating how spiders catch their prey. \nSept. 25: Autumn Leaves \nHave you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall? Join park staff to listen to a Native story offering one explanation. Then\, make a lovely leaf collage to take home. \nOct. 23: Native Food Harvest \nWhat kinds of foods did people eat before there were modern grocery stores? Join park staff to learn about traditional Osage farming and foraging practices\, and listen to the story of the Three Sisters. Create a mosaic using the seeds of these three important figures to take home with you. \nProgram times: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/outdoor-classroom-butterflies/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260523T140000
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SUMMARY:Memorial Day
DESCRIPTION:5/23/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, Mo.\nJoin us as we remember the legacy of American veterans this Memorial Day. All activities are free and open to the public. There is no need to register. \nEvent Schedule:\n2 p.m. – Petroglyph Tour\nWashington State Park staff will offer a tour of the petroglyphs\, the park’s history carved in stone. Learn about the  Mississippian-era carvings\, the culture and community that created them\, and possible interpretations. Take a short stroll on a covered walkway with interpretive panels highlighting the cultural features. \n4 p.m. – Korean War Stories\nJoin staff at the park’s Korean War Memorial to view a display about the Korean War and learn more about this conflict. See letters written by soldiers to loved ones back home\, and hear stories of bravery. Make a poppy to bring home with you as a memorial to those who have sacrificed their lives in fighting for our nation. \nThe memorial is located across the street from the interpretive center. It is situated on the 38th parallel\, the circle of latitude that roughly marks the border between North and South Korea. \n7 p.m. – S’mores and Campfire Stories\nCome sit around the fire\, roast marshmallows\, and listen to stories of bravery in honor of Memorial Day. Meet at the campground entrance. \nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, Mo.\nPhone number: 636-586-5768
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/memorial-day-2/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260626T140000
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Classroom: Nature Dyes
DESCRIPTION:6/26/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nJoin us on the fourth Friday of each month for a fun outdoor learning experience! Each program will feature a nature-themed story followed by a discussion about real-life applications and an interactive activity. \nEach session will take place at the campground amphitheater at 2 p.m. These events are free and open to the public\, and there is no need to register. \nMore details will be announced on Facebook on the day of each program. Additional information can also be obtained by calling the park office at 636-586-5768. \nSeries Schedule:\nMay 22: Butterflies \nListen to a Native tale of how the butterflies came to be\, discuss ways to support butterfly populations\, and plant milkweed seeds to take home with you. \nJune 26: Nature Dyes \nLearn about traditional ways of dying clothing\, and discover the natural dyes that might be hiding in your backyard! Plus\, dye your own tea towel using vibrant natural hues. \nJuly 24: Birdsong \nListen to a Native tale about how the flute was given to humans\, and delve into bird songs and calls through a game of bird bingo! Receive a free do-it-yourself bird feeder kit complete with a bird observation log for continuing study at home. \nAug. 28: Web Weavers \nListen to an Osage legend explaining why the spider is a significant symbol. Learn to recognize different types of webs and the spiders that weave them. Participate in a game illustrating how spiders catch their prey. \nSept. 25: Autumn Leaves \nHave you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall? Join park staff to listen to a Native story offering one explanation. Then\, make a lovely leaf collage to take home. \nOct. 23: Native Food Harvest \nWhat kinds of foods did people eat before there were modern grocery stores? Join park staff to learn about traditional Osage farming and foraging practices\, and listen to the story of the Three Sisters. Create a mosaic using the seeds of these three important figures to take home with you. \nProgram times: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/outdoor-classroom-nature-dyes/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Classroom: Birdsong
DESCRIPTION:7/24/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nJoin us on the fourth Friday of each month for a fun outdoor learning experience! Each program will feature a nature-themed story followed by a discussion about real-life applications and an interactive activity. \nEach session will take place at the campground amphitheater at 2 p.m. These events are free and open to the public\, and there is no need to register. \nMore details will be announced on Facebook on the day of each program. Additional information can also be obtained by calling the park office at 636-586-5768. \nSeries Schedule:\nMay 22: Butterflies \nListen to a Native tale of how the butterflies came to be\, discuss ways to support butterfly populations\, and plant milkweed seeds to take home with you. \nJune 26: Nature Dyes \nLearn about traditional ways of dying clothing\, and discover the natural dyes that might be hiding in your backyard! Plus\, dye your own tea towel using vibrant natural hues. \nJuly 24: Birdsong \nListen to a Native tale about how the flute was given to humans\, and delve into bird songs and calls through a game of bird bingo! Receive a free do-it-yourself bird feeder kit complete with a bird observation log for continuing study at home. \nAug. 28: Web Weavers \nListen to an Osage legend explaining why the spider is a significant symbol. Learn to recognize different types of webs and the spiders that weave them. Participate in a game illustrating how spiders catch their prey. \nSept. 25: Autumn Leaves \nHave you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall? Join park staff to listen to a Native story offering one explanation. Then\, make a lovely leaf collage to take home. \nOct. 23: Native Food Harvest \nWhat kinds of foods did people eat before there were modern grocery stores? Join park staff to learn about traditional Osage farming and foraging practices\, and listen to the story of the Three Sisters. Create a mosaic using the seeds of these three important figures to take home with you. \nProgram times: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/outdoor-classroom-birdsong/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Classroom: Web Weavers
DESCRIPTION:8/28/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nJoin us on the fourth Friday of each month for a fun outdoor learning experience! Each program will feature a nature-themed story followed by a discussion about real-life applications and an interactive activity. \nEach session will take place at the campground amphitheater at 2 p.m. These events are free and open to the public\, and there is no need to register. \nMore details will be announced on Facebook on the day of each program. Additional information can also be obtained by calling the park office at 636-586-5768. \nSeries Schedule:\nMay 22: Butterflies \nListen to a Native tale of how the butterflies came to be\, discuss ways to support butterfly populations\, and plant milkweed seeds to take home with you. \nJune 26: Nature Dyes \nLearn about traditional ways of dying clothing\, and discover the natural dyes that might be hiding in your backyard! Plus\, dye your own tea towel using vibrant natural hues. \nJuly 24: Birdsong \nListen to a Native tale about how the flute was given to humans\, and delve into bird songs and calls through a game of bird bingo! Receive a free do-it-yourself bird feeder kit complete with a bird observation log for continuing study at home. \nAug. 28: Web Weavers \nListen to an Osage legend explaining why the spider is a significant symbol. Learn to recognize different types of webs and the spiders that weave them. Participate in a game illustrating how spiders catch their prey. \nSept. 25: Autumn Leaves \nHave you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall? Join park staff to listen to a Native story offering one explanation. Then\, make a lovely leaf collage to take home. \nOct. 23: Native Food Harvest \nWhat kinds of foods did people eat before there were modern grocery stores? Join park staff to learn about traditional Osage farming and foraging practices\, and listen to the story of the Three Sisters. Create a mosaic using the seeds of these three important figures to take home with you. \nProgram times: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/outdoor-classroom-web-weavers/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260925T140000
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Classroom: Autumn Leaves
DESCRIPTION:9/25/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nJoin us on the fourth Friday of each month for a fun outdoor learning experience! Each program will feature a nature-themed story followed by a discussion about real-life applications and an interactive activity. \nEach session will take place at the campground amphitheater at 2 p.m. These events are free and open to the public\, and there is no need to register. \nMore details will be announced on Facebook on the day of each program. Additional information can also be obtained by calling the park office at 636-586-5768. \nSeries Schedule:\nMay 22: Butterflies \nListen to a Native tale of how the butterflies came to be\, discuss ways to support butterfly populations\, and plant milkweed seeds to take home with you. \nJune 26: Nature Dyes \nLearn about traditional ways of dying clothing\, and discover the natural dyes that might be hiding in your backyard! Plus\, dye your own tea towel using vibrant natural hues. \nJuly 24: Birdsong \nListen to a Native tale about how the flute was given to humans\, and delve into bird songs and calls through a game of bird bingo! Receive a free do-it-yourself bird feeder kit complete with a bird observation log for continuing study at home. \nAug. 28: Web Weavers \nListen to an Osage legend explaining why the spider is a significant symbol. Learn to recognize different types of webs and the spiders that weave them. Participate in a game illustrating how spiders catch their prey. \nSept. 25: Autumn Leaves \nHave you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall? Join park staff to listen to a Native story offering one explanation. Then\, make a lovely leaf collage to take home. \nOct. 23: Native Food Harvest \nWhat kinds of foods did people eat before there were modern grocery stores? Join park staff to learn about traditional Osage farming and foraging practices\, and listen to the story of the Three Sisters. Create a mosaic using the seeds of these three important figures to take home with you. \nProgram times: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/outdoor-classroom-autumn-leaves/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261023T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261023T150000
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Classroom: Native Food Harvest
DESCRIPTION:10/23/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nJoin us on the fourth Friday of each month for a fun outdoor learning experience! Each program will feature a nature-themed story followed by a discussion about real-life applications and an interactive activity. \nEach session will take place at the campground amphitheater at 2 p.m. These events are free and open to the public\, and there is no need to register. \nMore details will be announced on Facebook on the day of each program. Additional information can also be obtained by calling the park office at 636-586-5768. \nSeries Schedule:\nMay 22: Butterflies \nListen to a Native tale of how the butterflies came to be\, discuss ways to support butterfly populations\, and plant milkweed seeds to take home with you. \nJune 26: Nature Dyes \nLearn about traditional ways of dying clothing\, and discover the natural dyes that might be hiding in your backyard! Plus\, dye your own tea towel using vibrant natural hues. \nJuly 24: Birdsong \nListen to a Native tale about how the flute was given to humans\, and delve into bird songs and calls through a game of bird bingo! Receive a free do-it-yourself bird feeder kit complete with a bird observation log for continuing study at home. \nAug. 28: Web Weavers \nListen to an Osage legend explaining why the spider is a significant symbol. Learn to recognize different types of webs and the spiders that weave them. Participate in a game illustrating how spiders catch their prey. \nSept. 25: Autumn Leaves \nHave you ever wondered why leaves change color in the fall? Join park staff to listen to a Native story offering one explanation. Then\, make a lovely leaf collage to take home. \nOct. 23: Native Food Harvest \nWhat kinds of foods did people eat before there were modern grocery stores? Join park staff to learn about traditional Osage farming and foraging practices\, and listen to the story of the Three Sisters. Create a mosaic using the seeds of these three important figures to take home with you. \nProgram times: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m.\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nAddress: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/outdoor-classroom-native-food-harvest/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261113T160000
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SUMMARY:Fall Harvest Fest
DESCRIPTION:11/13/2026 | Washington State Park | De Soto\, MO.\nWashington State Park will hold its annual Fall Harvest Fest on Saturday\, Oct. 3. This event will include a handmade item and craft fair featuring a variety of vendors from Missouri\, as well as fall crafts and activities for kids. Food and concession items will be available for purchase.  \nAll activities are scheduled to take place in and around Shelter #2 in the Big River Day-Use Area; however\, this is subject to change due to weather. Admission to the event is free and does not require registration.  \nPotential vendors of craft items and anyone wanting to learn more about the event should contact the park office at 636-586-5768. \nEvent times:\n\nStart: 10 a.m.\nEnd: 4 p.m.\n\nWashington State Park Contact Information:\n\nPark address: 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, Mo.\nPhone number: 636-586-5768\n\n 
URL:https://msparks.mindfeeder.dev/event/fall-harvest-fest/
LOCATION:Washington State Park\, 13041 State Highway 104\, De Soto\, MO\, 63020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Washington State Park
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