Santa Fe Trail Association Invites the Public to Engage with Its Mission and the Living Legacy of the Santa Fe Trail Through Community Gatherings Series
The Santa Fe Trail Association will host a free four-part community gathering series this year across historic Santa Fe Trail communities, inviting the public to explore the trail’s enduring legacy and the Association’s ongoing preservation, advocacy and education work, in partnership with the National Park Service. Each gathering will feature a special presentation by historian Michael R. Grauer, opportunities to connect with fellow trail supporters, and ways for attendees to get involved in preserving the Santa Fe Trail for future generations.
Hors d’oeuvres will be provided, creating an informal setting for conversation and community engagement.
Event Schedule:
Arrow Rock State Historic Site- July 4th
Baldwin City Public Library- July 18th
Museum of Kansas City- September 10th
Lexington, MO- September 13th
To learn more about the community gathering series or register to attend, visit the Santa Fe Trail Association website at santafetrail.org. Members of the public are encouraged to attend, connect, and discover how they can help preserve the Santa Fe Trail’s legacy for future generations. For media inquiries or additional information, please contact Lexi Ray, Executive Director, at lexiray.sfta@outlook.com or 620-804-0692.