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Bison Bash

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Event# 316-283-1612

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Learn about bison at Kauffman Museum's free community event, Saturday, September 24, 2:00-4:00. Activities for all ages. Guided gallery walk of the traveling exhibition "The Bison: American Icon" at 3:00 pm. Kauffman Museum is the only Kansas host during the exhibition's five year national tour.

Bison Bash

Address : Kauffman Museum, 27th & North Main, North Newton Newton KS
Phone : 316-283-1612   (Always call and confirm events.)

Email Address : kauffman@bethelks.edu

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Admission Fee : Free

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