A Festival of Frontier Myths and Reality , sponsored by the Society of Friends of Historic Fort Hays and the Kansas State Historical Society, features reenactors who depict Buffalo Bill Cody, Wild Bill Hickok, General George Armstrong Custer, William Comstock, Miles Keogh, and Plains Native Americans. Admission is free. The event is sponsored by the Friends of Shawnee Indian Mission and includes demonstrations by the Osage Spinners Guild and the Kansas City Fiber Guild. Activities at the Museum of Anthropology and Classics Museum will highlight archeological and other exhibits. Location Classics Museum, Museum of Anthropology, Natural History Museum, and Spencer Art Museum on the University of Kansas campus.
Admission is free.
In is an annual gathering of skilled artisans from throughout the nation, giving flintknapping demonstrations. Talk Reading Roadside Kansas by Jay Price. Admission is free. Admission is free. The 2001 program will focus on site survey and testing, an artifact processing laboratory, and five classes that can be taken for college credit.