September 21, 2019 
Flint Outlaws and Humanities Program: “Aprons, Skirts, Hats, and Flirts”
Pawnee City Museum (east edge of town on Highway 8)

July 4, 2019
Fourth of July Celebration
Children’s parade at 6pm, potluck at 6:30pm, and fireworks at dusk.

Through October 2019:
Most Sundays, and by appointment (call 402-839-3003): Exhibition at the Argus museum in Table Rock: Bohemian Musicians of the Nemaha River Valley

August 10, 2019 (Saturday) 3 to 6 pm
At the Table  Rock Historical Society’s Argus Newspaper Museum & Picture Gallery
During the Table Rock Fair, experience the Newspaper Museum with Chris Salberg.  Salberg is the long-time presenter at Table Rock’s annual Living History Day. He will explain how type was set and how the equipment worked and will run a small job press. This is a unique opportunity to see the home of the Table Rock Argus, a weekly published from 1882 to 1978.
https://www.tablerockhistoricalsociety.com/fair-2019.html

September 3, 2019 (Friday) 9 am – 2 pm
Living History Day in Table Rock.
As usual, a variety of presenters will demonstrate how life used to be, and some of the museums will be open for guided tours.  At Maple Grove Country School Museum there is a presentation about the School Children’s Blizzard of 1888, as told to the presenter by an elderly lady who as a child had survived it.  At the Argus Museum, the workings of the newspaper will be explained.

September 15, 2019 (Sunday,) 1:00 p.m.
Reunion of the old families of St. John’s Catholic Church in Table Rock, at the museum in the church

October 19, 2019 and October 26, 2019 (Saturdays)
Meet in front of the Round-Up Bar Grill on the south side of the Square in Table Rock, at 7 pm
Ghost Story Tours of Abandoned Spaces.  Take advantage of this special opportunity to go behind closed doors.  Information will be posted on the community events page of TableRockHistoricalSociety.com.