The second meeting of the Declaration Book Club will take place on Sunday, February 15 at 1:00 p.m. at the Sioux City Public Museum. Participants are invited to join even if they were unable to attend the first meeting.

Uncle John’s Ceiling Mural artist Paul Chelstad will host a gallery tour and meet-and-greet on Sunday, June 22 at 2:00 p.m. This event is free to attend.

Join us Saturday, February 1 from 10:30 am to noon for Mentors, Mothers and Movers: The Legacy of Black Women in Sioux City, an engaging panel discussion and educational program

Join us for a meet and greet and book signing with local author Jim Tillman.

Join curator Matt Anderson for an exhibit tour of Gypsy Soul: Remembering Sioux City's Tommy Bolin. The tour will be approximately 45 minutes with time after for questions.

Founded in 1870, Calvary Cemetery is Sioux City’s second oldest and only Catholic cemetery. Some notable figures buried here include department store founder T. S. Martin, rock star Tommy Bolin, Community House founder Mary Treglia, and four bishops of the Sioux City Diocese.

Located at a point where the Big Sioux River, Floyd River and Perry Creek join the Missouri; Sioux City has depended on a network of bridges to cross its waterways since its earliest days. Matt Anderson, Curator of History, will give a photographic overview of these impressive structures through the years.

The 5th Annual Siouxland Big Give is October 4, 2022. The Siouxland Community Foundation will be hosting this 24-hour giving day at local Hy-Vee stores in the Sioux City area. Online giving opens September 20.

Ever since 1872 public utility companies have utilized ever-changing technology to provide power for Sioux City homes and businesses. In this photographic presentation, Archival Records Clerk Haley Aguirre will discuss the histories of these power companies, the power plants that they built, and how they worked to meet the energy needs of Sioux Cityans over the years.