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First Saturday Bird Walk

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

Our First Saturday Bird Walks depart from the kiosk in the museum parking lot for a mile-and-a-half hike through Chisholm Park and along Sand Creek Trail. Be prepared for some […]

Uncle Carl’s Camp – POTTERY POSSIBILITIES

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

July 10-14, 9:00-12:00 | Ages 13 and up IN-PERSON Get your hands dirty as we create with clay! Investigate how pottery was made in ancient cultures before trying your own pottery skills. […]

Uncle Carl’s Camp – SURVIVAL ON THE PRAIRIE

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

July 17-21, 9:00-11:30 | Age 6 to 8 (completed grade K-2) IN-PERSON Join staff members from Dyck Arboretum for a prairie adventure at Kauffman Museum. Campers will learn about the plants […]

First Saturday Bird Walk

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

Our First Saturday Bird Walks depart from the kiosk in the museum parking lot for a mile-and-a-half hike through Chisholm Park and along Sand Creek Trail. Be prepared for some […]

Kauffman Museum Association Annual Meeting

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

Help us celebrate at Kauffman Museum’s Annual Meeting! Join us at the Museum at 3 p.m. on Sunday, September 10 for refreshments, conversation, a summary of last year’s accomplishments, and […]

Kauffman Museum Monthly Bird Walk – Fall Fest Edition

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

A local birding expert will lead a one-hour, 1.5-mile walk along Bethel’s Sand Creek Trail looking and listening for birds. Trail terrain is uneven. No cost. Binoculars recommended but not […]

Organ Recital – “The Organ at Home”

Kauffman Museum 27th & Main St., North Newton, KS, United States

The Teschemacher cabinet organ has been part of the same Mennonite family since it was purchased by Johannes Deknatel in the late 1750s. Rosi Penner Kaufman ('85) and Donna Hetrick […]