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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869653685
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231003
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
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DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869656758
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231004
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869660855
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231005
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869663928
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231006
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869665977
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231007
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
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DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869668026
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231008
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
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DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869671099
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231009
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869674172
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231010
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869677245
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231011
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869680318
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231012
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869683391
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231013
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869685440
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231014
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869688513
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231015
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869691586
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231016
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869693635
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231017
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869696708
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231018
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869698757
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231019
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869700806
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231020
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869703879
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231021
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869705928
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231022
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869710025
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231023
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869712074
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231024
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869714123
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231025
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T003343Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_44277869717196
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231026
DESCRIPTION:In October\, explore several new exhibitions on the musical his
 tory of Rolla\, Missouri S&T\, and the Ozarks\, created by SHSMO staff and
  the Missouri S&T Archives. “On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missour
 i Sounds” exhibit will be on display Oct. 3-26 on the second floor of th
 e Curtis Laws Wilson Library on the Missouri S&T campus in Rolla.\n\n"On a
  Miner Note" explores the history of music in Rolla and Phelps County. Lea
 rn more about the Scott family and their musical influence in the region i
 ncluding the establishment of the Western Conservatory of Music and the fo
 unding of a community band. Other musical avenues can be explored through 
 the exhibit including the history of KMNR\, the campus radio station of th
 e Missouri University of Science and Technology.\n\nAlso\, on display is S
 HSMO's new travel exhibit “Broadcasting the Ozarks: A History of RadiOza
 rk Enterprises.” The display showcases the history of Springfield's Radi
 Ozark Enterprises\, the company behind nationally-known syndicated radio p
 rograms such as The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show\, The Red Foley Show\, and S
 horty Thompson's Saddle Rockin' Rhythm.\n\nLearn about Springfield's legac
 y as the "Crossroads of Country Music" and listen to audio clips from the 
 RadiOzark Record Collection housed at the State Historical Society of Miss
 ouri's Springfield Research Center. The exhibition is made possible by the
  Melinda J. McDaniel Charitable Trust\, UW\, Bank of America\, N. A.\, Tru
 stee.\n\nAn opening reception Oct. 3 will feature archivist Haley Frizzle-
 Green’s presentation on the history of RadiOzark. Light refreshments wil
 l be served at the opening reception.
GEO:37.955604;-91.773487
LOCATION:Curtis Laws Wilson Library\, 2nd floor
SUMMARY:"On a Miner Note: Musical Miners and Missouri Sounds" Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mst.edu/event/on_a_minor_note_musical_miners
 _and_missouri_sounds_2994
CATEGORIES:Special Events
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR