The Smoky Hill Museum is inviting the community to stop in and help celebrate Kansas’ 155th birthday on Saturday from 1pm to 3pm.

Museum Director Susan Hawksworth tells KSAL News that they will have free cake on hand in the lobby to mark the occasion as well a some make and take crafts for the kids to enjoy.

Visitors can also try their hand at churning butter or shelling corn on Saturday.

Leather works, made by Jimmie Lewis will be on display and patrons can also register for prizes in the Museum Store.

The Kansas Day Open House is Saturday, January 30th from 1pm to 3pm at the Smoky Hill Museum, 211 West Iron in Salina.