STE GENEVIEVE —The Sainte Genevieve Museum Learning Center would like to announce that April 12th and 13th will be “Rozier-Audubon Days”.
On April 12th at 11am, to commemorate the anniversary of John Audubon and Ferdinand Rozier’s disembarkment from France, the Museum will hold a ribbon cutting for the new exhibit titled “Partners in Business, Friends for Life” in the Sainte Genevieve gallery.
Following the ribbon cutting, Carolyn Bach will present a program on the relationship between John Audubon and Ferdinand Rozier and their time in Sainte Genevieve.
The following day on Saturday April 13th the museum will present a program based around the work of Ferdinand Rozier and John Audubon.
Starting at 11am, the program will feature examples of the type of guns Audubon used, a presentation on local bird conservation, an encore of Carolyn Bach’s presentation, and a talk on the history of the Rozier family in Sainte Genevieve after the time of Ferdinand and Audubon.
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