As work continues throughout the Mead Cultural Education Center, we are excited to mention the baseboards are done in the 2nd floor parlors. The Mead Events Halls are coming together beautifully as we prepare for the Mead Masquerade Ball on Dec. 31, 2017. Tickets are still available for the exciting evening. Magician Jim Perry of Vermillion will be there, food is being provided by Counterfeit Catering, and we are excited to announce that Missouri Magic Band will be performing

We want to say thank you to Bentley Moving Company for helping us move an important piece into the Mead Cultural Education Center. Mary Willcockson donated a family heirloom, a baby grand piano, to the Dakota Territorial Museum, and what better piece to have on hand for our Mead Masquerade Ball on Dec. 31, 2017. The piano will be an beautiful addition to the event, as well as the future activities of the Mead Event Halls. You don’t want to miss out this New Year’s Eve – food,

The workers are getting the Mead ready the Masquerade Ball on Dec. 31. This week, Paul Hursell (pictured above) and project director Joe James worked on the lights on the second floor. It has been a labor of love with the lights as they require stripping paint and restoring them. It’s going to be exciting to see things come together over the next few weeks. The second floor parlors are going to look great for the big event and you don’t want to miss out this New Year’s Eve –

The crew at the Mead Cultural Education Center is taking advantage of the nice weather to get more work done on the windows. Pictured above, Chad Wampol is putting the finishing touches on one of the arch windows. Knock on wood that the nice weather continues for a little longer. Do you have your tickets yet for the Mead Masquerade Ball! You don’t want to miss out on this exciting evening, Dec. 31, 2017, at Mead Cultural Education Center. This is the premiere event at the new