Cultivating Community

Start
07 Nov 2024
8:30 AM
End
09 Nov 2024
Location
Usher's Ferry Historic Village, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:

1 MOMCC/ALHFAM member (Early Registration) – $130.00
Postmarked before October 21
2 MOMCC/ALHFAM member – $160.00
Postmarked after October 21
Non-member – $190.00
Postmarked after October 21
Non-member (Early Registration) – $160.00
Postmarked before October 21
z-A la Carte Friday Dinner Only – $25.00
z-A la Carte Friday Lunch Only – $20.00
z-A la Carte Friday Session Only including Lunch – $75.00
z-A la Carte Saturday Session Only – $40.00

Registration is closed

Museums rely heavily upon community support, but how do they use their mission of preserving local history to serve and support their communities in return? Join us as we explore the roots of agrarian communities and how they developed, flourished and, in some cases, faded.

Rural communities ranged from tiny farming villages and small towns to the six square mile township district that served rural citizens before the advent of automobiles, good roads, and centralized community government. Take a deeper look beyond the daily activities of farm life or small-town commerce to explore issues of law, government, education, transportation, social welfare, and how every-day rural citizens stepped forward to serve and build the framework of the Midwest towns and cities that we know today.

Make plans to join us for the Annual Fall Conference in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

MOMCC is the Midwest regional affiliate of the Association of Living History Farms and Agricultural Museums.

The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (ALHFAM) shares practical knowledge and skills among those who make history relevant to contemporary lives. We draw strength from our diverse network of members, sharing experience, research and passion for participatory learning. For more information about ALHFAM, click here.

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