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Missouri Center for the Book
It is the only statewide organization that promotes the importance of books and reading to Missouri residents, celebrates the state's literary heritage, and recognizes the contributions of Missouri's authors, book illustrators, booksellers, publishers, librarians, and others involved in the literary arts.
Best of Missouri Hands
A network for artisans in Missouri to support each other with guidance in marketing, technique, and expression. Visit the site to locate an artist and view the work of juried members.
Missouri Museums Guide - 
Searchable guide to Missouri museums, arts organizations, historical societies.
Missouri Arts And Crafts
A comprehensive listing of craft shows, fairs and festivals in Missouri, including craft resources, crafter's business directory.
Missouri Authors Directory
This directory includes information on more than 300 authors currently living and writing in Missouri.
Missouri Folk Arts Program
Directory of traditional arts and artists in Missouri. Find out what makes an art "traditional," and get co-sponsorship for your programs with traditional Missouri artists.
Hillbilly Heritage
Some stories collected from the Ozark Mountains, including audio clips.
The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators: Missouri
Professional organization dedicated to serving the people who write, illustrate, or share a vital interest in children's literature. Calendar of events, FAQ, membership information, speakers directory, information about critique groups, and member directory.
Missouri Watercolor Society
Watercolor and water media gallery online. Buy originals and prints from the individual galleries of some of the nation's top artists.
Mo-Tell
Missouri story telling association sponsors statewide festivals, workshops, and fund-raisers.
The Art History of Missouri
This site shows the history of art in the state of Missouri. It shows popular artists as well as artistic places to visit.
The Missouri Folklore Society
Dedicated to the study and preservation of the arts and life ways of all Missourians, with links to other folklore sites: music, textiles, architecture, urban legends, superstitions, and storytelling.
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