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No other doll defines girlhood like Barbie. She is a fashion diva, career girl, and most of all, a friend. This exhibit takes a look back at her early years, and you can learn how she became an icon. Toy and Miniature Museum is open from 10 am-4 pm Wed.-Sat. and 1-4 pm Sun. Admission is $4-$6. For more information, call 816-333-9328, or visit www.toyandminiaturemuseum.org
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Written and directed by Laura Eason Adapted from the novel by Jules Verne A Co-Production with CenterStage Appropriate for all ages. Jules Verne’s beloved classic is transformed into a theatrical epic by Laura Eason and the Lookingglass Theatre Company of Chicago, one of the greatest physical theatre companies in the world and originators of Metamorphoses and The Arabian Nights. The staid and resplendently wealthy Phileas Fogg has taken a gentleman’s wager that the world can be crossed in 80 days. So confident is he in his calculations that this is possible, he wagers his entire fortune on the fact that he and his unreliable, but ever-faithful valet can pull off this dazzling feat. Follow Fogg in a whirlwind race aboard steamships, locomotives, and pachyderms as he discovers countless exotic locales, from Calcutta to Hong Kong. Will bandits, an act of chivalry, a herd of buffalo, or an unrelenting inspector from Scotland Yard keep him from his impossible task? With a brilliant style of theatricality that has dazzled audiences in Chicago, you will experience the unimaginable fun of an elephant chase, a storm at sea, a speeding ice sled, a buffalo chase, and many other marvels. Don’t miss this marvelously fast-paced adventure based on Jules Verne’s classic story.
Painting and sculpture exhibit by artist Thom Smith. Mildred M. Cox Gallery. 9 am-4 pm Mon.-Fri. Free. 573-592-4245, www.williamwoods.edu
Clarksville has one of the largest over wintering populations of Bald Eagles in North America. Great viewing opportunities exist on cold crisp days in the newly renovated Riverfront Park on the banks of the Mississippi River. Watch our national symbols as they roost, fish and soar in the air currents above Clarksville. The Missouri Department of Conservation will host an Eagle Days event in Clarksville the last full weekend in January. Enjoy live eagle presentations in Riverfront Park, watch the video Where Eagles Soar at the Apple Shed and stroll along the riverfront for up-close vewing opportunities. This free event will be held 9 am -4 pm on Saturday, January 30 and 10 am -3 pm on Sunday, January 31. For more information on eagle season call 573-242-3336 or visit ww.clarksvillemo.us/eagledays
Children’s tales come to life. Interact with characters from favorite stories and nursery rhymes and read a story. Crown Center. 10 am-6 pm Mon.-Wed. and Sat.; 10 am-9 pm Thurs.-Fri.; noon-5 pm Sun. Free. 816-274-8444, www.crowncenter.com
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