The Living History Volunteer Corps will be on site to share stories of the Great War era and make history come to life! This month, the Living Historians will focus on trench warfare. Guests will have the opportunity to view and ask questions about non-accessioned WWI objects up close.

In 1915, the Ottoman government set into motion ghastly events against Armenians, described at the time as "a massacre that changes the meaning of massacre." Join David Cotter of the U.S. Army Command General Staff College – three days before Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day – as he explains its lasting legacy. This program is in partnership with the Kansas City Public Library.

Members, with your support the Museum and Memorial has the most globally diverse collection in the world. Join Senior Curator Doran Cart as he discusses never-before-seen objects and stories behind the special exhibition Empires at War. The program will end with time to explore the exhibit.

Come do your bit – knit! Just as in WWI, knitting is a way to share comfort and bring a community of friends together to talk, laugh and create. This month, join Dr. Tammy Proctor as she recounts the extraordinary stories of WWI’s female spies.

Join the Modernists for cocktails and make connections with other Museum supporters on the third Thursday of the month. Learn more about upcoming events, membership and ways to support our local national treasure. This month's Happy Hour is at Restless Spirits.

Come do your bit – knit! Just as in WWI, knitting is a way to share comfort and bring a community of friends together to talk, laugh and create. Whether just starting out or an expert able to share your knowledge, join us. BYONY (bring your own needles and yarn). This month, join Dr. Tammy Proctor as she recounts the extraordinary stories of WWI’s British female spies.

Dr. Scott Stephenson illuminates the long Russian retreat when German and Austro-Hungarian soldiers broke through the Eastern Front, costing millions of casualties.