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First Fridays are a cultural experience of music, art, food, and shopping. Shop local artists and an array of food trucks. All of the neighbors in the Historic 18th & Vine... details>>
This yearlong exhibit chronicles the 100-year history of Kansas City’s Guadalupe Centers, Inc. – and by extension, the history of the city’s thriving Hispanic and Latino... details>>
Out of the Toy Box: Franklin County at Play features more than 150 years of toys played with by Franklin County children. Photographer Spotlight: Maude Frink. Maude was... details>>
2020 marks the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage. The struggle for the vote was long and hard fought. Even in winning the vote, not all women were able to access their new... details>>
Featuring documents, artifacts, and sensory-friendly interpretation, this exhibition will present a history of how Lawrencians with disabilities have adapted and explore the... details>>
“When Kings Reigned,” Film with commentary by Barbara Higgins-Dover. When Kings Reigned is a historical documentary about men who lived life on the Kansas River during a time of reconstruction. The story begins with two black men, one a runaway slave, living in Lawrence Kansas just a few short years after the end of the Civil War. William Quantrill and his guerrilla militia had burned the city down on August 21st 1863 and the Civil War wreaked havoc on Kansas as it fought to be a free state.
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