Feast With Lewis and Clark & Sacajawea and the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Event Details
18670 63rd St
Maquoketa, IA 52060
Website: http://www.mycountyparks.com/county/Jackson/Park/Hurstville-Interpretive-Center/Events/8852/Feast-With-Louis-and-Clark.aspx
Event Description
Enjoy a gourmet dinner with wild game, wild vegetable dishes, and Cajun and Mandan Indian foods. Feast on the venison, game birds, Cajun foods and Indian foods that Lewis & Clark’s journals document. Enjoy early America’s bounty, prepared from historical recipes by the Friends kitchen enthusiasts. Cost is $15/adult+ processing fees and $7/youth 10 & under. Table of 6 is $90 + processing fees. Invite your friends and family and enjoy a fun and educational dining experience! All proceeds go to the Prairie Creek Pavilion. Tickets must be purchased in advance by October 14. Limited seating available. Attend the free Sacajawea program following at 1:30 pm. For the table price, register as “family”
Sakakawea, Sagagawea, “Bird Woman”, or “Janey”: Shoshoni Girl/Woman of History – however you pronounce it or spell it, this strong young woman had a unique place in the history of the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806. What is myth? What is fact? What is fiction? One Sacagawea, or two? Guide, Wife, Interpreter, or Slave? A picture of a fascinating young woman emerges from what the past almost 200 years of records have told the world about her. Program presented by Beverly Hinds of Sioux City. Funded by Humanities Iowa. Program is free & open to the public.
