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Prairie Block PartyPrairie Block Party
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Description: Join conservation groups, trails advocates, neighbors, and Mayor Lisa Larsen on National Prairie Day/National Trails Day to celebrate prairies and trails working together to protect the watershed and combat climate change. Bring the whole family to the Prairie Block Party to enjoy live music, great eats from a variety of food trucks, hands-on nature and art activities, trail and creek exploring, and info on all things buggy, birdy, butterfly-y, bikey, and brilliant by 25 local conservation and trails nonprofits. Chat with Mayor Larsen as she leads a "Neighbors Walk" from Hobbs Park to Burroughs Creek Park starting at 10:30. A ribbon-cutting for the new shade pavilion, creekside trail, fruit orchard, and public art will happen at 11:00. See you there! Submitted by: Jennifer Delisle Jayhawk Audubon Society
Sat, June 1st - 9:00am
National Prairie Day + Prairie Block Party!National Prairie Day + Prairie Block Party!
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Description: Join us for a celebration of National Prairie Day and National Trails Day, as well as the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Prairie Block Project at Burroughs Creek Park. Come try out our “bison goggles” and learn to do the dance of the Greater Prairie Chicken with museum staff! Organized by the Kansas Biological Survey, the Jayhawk Audubon Society, and the Friends of Lawrence Area Trails, this event will feature many great activities for all ages. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Sat, June 1st - 9:00am
Young Artist ExhibitionYoung Artist Exhibition
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Description: Artwork in our 10th Annual Young Artist Exhibition will be on display at the Blue Springs North Branch during normal business hours from May 13 through June 23. Kids and teens ages 7 - 18 are invited to submit their artwork. Submissions will be accepted May 1 through June 8. Winners will be given awards. For complete details, pick up an entry form at the Blue Springs North Branch Submitted by: sheila Blue Springs North Branch - Mid-Continent Public Library
Sat, June 1st - 10:00am
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Community Chamber Orchestra presents Braulio Bosi, Classical GuitarCommunity Chamber Orchestra presents Braulio Bosi, Classical Guitar
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Description: Join Community Chamber Orchestra for a family friendly Sunday afternoon of classical guitar and orchestra. Our soloist Braulio Bosi is the classical guitar faculty member at University of Missouri/Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance. On the first half of the program he will play concertos by Vivaldi and Carulli with the Orchestra, and a guitar/viola duet from Peter jSchickele's "Windows." After intermission he will perform solo guitar pieces from Brazil, his home country. In addition there will be display tables available to merchants/organizations for $75 each, including U.S. Cellular and Etsy's Tater and Nooney jewelry. A bargain table of $1 vintage sheet music will benefit the Orchestra. Morganville native Elizabeth Anne Mall's last 4 EAM CD's will also be for sale. She is currently an artist with Street Lamp Records in Los Angeles. This performance is co-sponsored by Clay County Arts Council and Clay Country Travel & Tourism. Lodging can be reserved in Clay Center and at Life's Finer Moments. Submitted by: Anne Clark Community Chamber Orchestra
Sun, June 2nd - 4:00pm
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The Kansas City UFO Flaps PresentationThe Kansas City UFO Flaps Presentation
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Description: The Kansas City UFO Flaps: Find out little-known facts about major UFO sightings in the greater Kansas City area in the 20th and 21st century. Kansas City is a major UFO hot spot and Margie will discuss her theories as to why this is so. She will cover the 2011-2012 UFO sightings that were covered in national media and the sightings that continue today, including the so-called Kansas City Lights that are in our skies on a nearly nightly basis. Kay will also discuss how to report your own UFO sightings. Presented by Margie Kay of MUFON Submitted by: Aaron Froelich Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Mon, June 3rd - 6:00pm
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Cheryl Knott and Tim Laman - Adventures Among OrangutansCheryl Knott and Tim Laman - Adventures Among Orangutans
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Description: Solitary animals living in hard-to-reach places, orangutans are one of the most difficult large land animals to study. Since 1992, husband-and-wife team Cheryl Knott and Tim Laman have been using innovative techniques and new technologies to gain a closer look at this intelligent, resourceful – and threatened – species, giving us insights not only into their world, but also our own. Frequent contributors to National Geographic, Knott and Laman have been studying, photographing and protecting wild orangutans in Borneo for more than 25 years. Submitted by: Margaret Hair Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
Tue, June 4th - 7:30pm
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Funky Mama Kid's ConcertFunky Mama Kid's Concert
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Description: Welcome special guest Krista “Funky Mama” Eyler as she performs her hit children’s songs in this high energy & fun musical show! All ages welcome! We are located in the Turner Recreation Center at 831 S 55th St., Kansas City, KS 66106 and the event will take place in the Gym. Submitted by: Aaron Froelich Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Wed, June 5th - 2:30pm
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June through August 2019 ExhibitionsJune through August 2019 Exhibitions
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Description: New exhibitions opening at the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery in Lindsborg include paintings by Lindsborg artist Maleta Forsberg and Aaron Morgan Brown of Lawrence, as well as quilts from the collection of Tim Johnson in Wichita and mixed media works by Kearney, Nebraska, artist Elmer Holzrichter. The new exhibitions open on Saturday evening, June 8, 2019, with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m., and gallery talks beginning at 5:30. The exhibitions will continue through August 11, 2019. Submitted by: Ron Michael Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery
Sat, June 8th - 5:00pm
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Chicago Harp QuartetChicago Harp Quartet
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Description: Chicago Harp Quartet to Dazzle Audience “At our concert you’ll hear music in a different way, and your ears and eyes will be opened,” said Catherine Litaker, one of the harpists with the Chicago Harp Quartet. The ensemble will perform at the Waterville Opera House Sunday, June 9, at 3 p.m. The concert is sponsored by the Marshall County Arts Cooperative. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased at the Chamber of Commerce, Marysville; Citizens State Bank, Waterville; State Bank of Blue Rapids, Blue Rapids; and Elsie Grace’s Gift Shoppe, Frankfort. Tickets are free for those eighteen and under. “If the audience isn’t dazzled, they’ll certainly be wowed,” Litaker added. “Generally, when people leave our concerts, they want to dance out of their seats.” The ensemble is one of three harp quartets in the United States. The group formed in 2012 when Marguerite Lynn Williams, the principal harpist for the Lyric Opera of Chicago, invited three other harpists to come together to play pieces she arranged. Williams wanted to make sure the parts sounded right together. The foursome enjoyed playing together, and got together for coffee a couple of weeks later. “Since we loved playing together we decided we should start a professional harp quartet,” Litaker explained. “That’s how we came about.” Members of the ensemble are Emily Granger, Julie Spring, Litaker, and Williams. They make every Chicago Harp Quartet performance a unique experience. When putting together a concert they take into consideration their audience and mix that with music they love. They include some classics and some newer pieces. Their concert in Waterville includes selections from Georges Bizet’s opera “Carmen” to selections written by contemporary composer Gavin Greenaway. They are devoted to educating audiences. “We want to bring classical chamber music at a professional level to people who have not seen one harp perform let alone four,” Litaker said. The group has established itself as the leading harp ensemble in the United States. Widely regarded as a Chicago treasure, the quartet has dedicated itself to presenting innovative, charismatic, and forward-thinking programs that include original transcriptions as well as new commissions from composers across the globe. The quartet has performed at major concert venues including Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Curtis Institute of Music. The group has released two CDs: “Soirées d'été” in 2014 and “Dance Sketches” in 2018. The second CD is made up of almost entirely original works for the harp quartet. For more information about the concert visit the arts cooperative’s website at marshallcountyarts.org. Submitted by: Wayne A. Kruse Marshall County Arts Cooperative
Sun, June 9th - 3:00pm
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KU Natural History Museum, Sea Science Summer CampKU Natural History Museum, Sea Science Summer Camp
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Description: Sea Science Summer Day Camp Monday, June 10 10:00am - 3:00pm KU Natural History Museum Squid, salt, seashells and more! Explore the intriguing and diverse world if marine biology. Note: camp includes squid dissection. Camps are for ages 8 to 11; $80 per camp (scholarships available). Registration begins March 1st and closes 5pm on Friday, May 24th. Call Public Education at 785-864-4173 or visit biodiversity.ku.edu for more information. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Mon, June 10th - 10:00am
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Charles Bieler Rose Road Trip Charles Bieler Rose Road Trip
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Description: Winemaker Charles Bieler will be making a stop in Kansas City, as part of his 40-day, cross-country Rose Road Trip tour. Guests can. Guests can enjoy rooftop views at Percheron from 5-7pm along with $5 glasses of Bieler Pere et Fils rose, tastings, Froze and Rose Road Trip swag. Guests can follow along on the tour on instagram @bielerwines. Submitted by: Steph Slaughter Bieler Family Wines
Tue, June 11th - 5:00pm
Snarky PuppySnarky Puppy
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Description: Fusion-influenced, genre-bending group Snarky Puppy makes exploratory jazz, funk and rock. Displaying a rare and delicate mixture of sophisticated composition, harmony and improvisation, Snarky Puppy has been praised for being “big, rich and funky” by NPR Music. The band features a wide-ranging collection of more than 30 musicians known as “The Fam,” centered around bassist, composer and bandleader Michael League. Each live performance highlights a rotating cast of about a dozen musicians, ensuring every show is different. “Maybe you didn’t notice, but this is Snarky Puppy’s world, and the rest of us only live in it." - The New York Times Tickets for the event range from $29 to $79 plus applicable fees and go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. Friday, December 7. Tickets will be available through the Kauffman Center Box Office at (816) 994-7222, via the Kauffman Center mobile app, or online at www.kauffmancenter.org. More information and tickets: https://tickets.kauffmancenter.org/single/eventDetail.aspx?p=15003 Submitted by: Margaret Hair Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
Tue, June 11th - 7:30pm
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KU Natural History Museum, Adventures in Biology Summer CampKU Natural History Museum, Adventures in Biology Summer Camp
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Description: Adventures in Biology Summer Day Camp Wednesday, June 12 10:00am - 3:00pm KU Natural History Museum Discover your inner fox, fish, fungus and more! Explore what we have in common with other living things and how we are related through activities in the museum and outside on campus. Note: camp includes a fish dissection. Camps are for ages 8 to 11; $80 per camp (scholarships available). Registration begins March 1st and closes 5pm on Friday, May 24th. Call Public Education at 785-864-4173 or visit biodiversity.ku.edu for more information. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Wed, June 12th - 10:00am
Cloud Technology for the Small BusinessCloud Technology for the Small Business
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Description: Whether you’re already in the Cloud or you’re still thinking about it, there is more you need to know. Serverless computing, backup and disaster recovery, and hybrid and multi-cloud solutions are just the tip of the iceberg. What’s it all mean? Join RESULTS for some Kansas City BBQ and a frank, discussion covering such issues as: -What is the cloud? -Is it right for your company? -What are your options? -What are the pros and cons? Register at https://urlzs.com/qBCa Judging from our last event, this one will be interactive, informative and fun and you don’t have to be a geek to attend. This will be geared toward business professionals as well as IT staff. Don’t get left behind! Sign up today for learn more about this important technology! Submitted by: Darla Liebl RESULTS Technology
Wed, June 12th - 11:30am
Slither and Crawl Slither and Crawl
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Description: Is a snake slimy? What does a turtle feel like? What's a salamander? Find out the answers from a Clay County naturalist, and learn where these animals live, what they eat, and get a chance to hold or touch each animal. For ages 7 and up. Admission is free. Registration required. To register call: 816-224-8772; or, go to: https://www.mymcpl.org/events/50315/slither-and-crawl Submitted by: Sheila Blue Springs North Branch - Mid-Continent Public Library
Wed, June 12th - 2:00pm
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Operation Wildlife: Don't Touch that Baby!Operation Wildlife: Don't Touch that Baby!
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Description: Operation Wildlife stops by to teach us the natural history of wild baby animals with the message, "Don't touch that baby," an informative program that teaches the natural history of wild baby animals and how they need to stay in their environments. The event will have displays of a Great Horned Owl and other animals. All ages welcome! We are located inside the Turner Recreation Center at 831 S 55th St, Kansas City, KS, 66106 and the event will take place in the gym. Submitted by: Aaron Froelich Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Thu, June 13th - 6:30pm
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KU Natural History Museum, Aquatic Biology Summer Day CampKU Natural History Museum, Aquatic Biology Summer Day Camp
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Description: Aquatic Biology Summer Day Camp Friday June 14 10:00am - 3:00pm KU Natural History Museum Make a splash exploring our local waters. Discover how the animals we find tell us if our water clean, and learn to use water quality meters. Be prepared to get muddy and wet! Note: off campus field camp - Haskell Wetlands and Deer Creek Camps are for ages 8 to 11; $80 per camp (scholarships available). Registration begins March 1st and closes 5pm on Friday, May 24th. Call Public Education at 785-864-4173 or visit biodiversity.ku.edu for more information. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Fri, June 14th - 10:00am
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The Joy Run 0.5kThe Joy Run 0.5k
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Description: This is a foster-care awareness event, as well as a fundraiser for Joy Meadows, a non-profit building a foster care community of homes in Kansas. The Joy Run 0.5k is a parody on the typical, complete with swag bag, t-shirt, and 0.5k bumper sticker but it's only 656 steps a/k/a 500 meters. It includes a Pit Stop for donuts half-way through the grueling "run." There are family activities including bounce houses, balloons, face paint, and costume contest. Info Booths will be available with agencies, non-profits, and foster care groups so everyone can find a way to get involved in the current foster care crisis in Kansas! A race for the rest of us! Submitted by: Sarah Oberndorfer Joy Meadows, Inc.
Sat, June 15th - 9:00am
Our Fragile World: Family Activities about Nature & Climate ChangeOur Fragile World: Family Activities about Nature & Climate Change
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Description: What is climate change, and what can we do about it? The Watkins and our friends at Lawrence Public Library, KU Natural History Museum, and Spencer Museum of Art invite you to join us in celebrating an upcoming exhibit, "Flooding in Lawrence," with free, kid-friendly games and crafts touching on urgent issues affecting us all. From 2-4 PM at the Watkins. Submitted by: Will Hickox Watkins Museum of History
Sat, June 15th - 2:00pm
Our Fragile World: Family Activities on Nature & Climate ChangeOur Fragile World: Family Activities on Nature & Climate Change
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Description: The Watkins Museum of History invites you to join in celebrating their upcoming exhibit, Flooding in Lawrence. Lawrence has seen several damaging floods in its history, and scientists predict major climate events around the world in the coming years. Experience our changing natural world through free hands-on activities with staff from the Watkins, the KU Natural History Museum, and the Spencer Museum of Art. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Sat, June 15th - 2:00pm
Sat, June 15th - 6:30pm to 8:00pm
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Future Stages FestivalFuture Stages Festival
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Description: The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts will continue celebrating young, talented Kansas City artists at the 6th annual Future Stages Festival on Sunday, June 16, 2019. This FREE community festival showcases hundreds of young performers on the Kauffman Center stages, and guests can enjoy a wide-range of diverse performance styles and engaging arts activities. Since 2014, Future Stages Festival has: Featured 3,000+ youth performers Highlighted 60+ community arts performance groups Welcomed 25,000+ guests And presented dozens of arts activities for guests of all ages Submitted by: Brock Davis KauffmanCenter
Sun, June 16th - 11:00am
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9th European Chemistry Congress9th European Chemistry Congress
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Description: Meet leading Chemists, Analytical Experts, Pharmaceutical Professionals, Researchers and Instrument Vendors at diverse Chemistry Conferences, Analytical Chemistry Conferences and Organic Chemistry Meetings which will takes place in Europe, USA, Australia, Canada, Asia, Japan and Middle East during 2019-2020, Drop us an email for Program enquiry: eurochemistry@conferencesguide.org URL: https://europe.chemistryconferences.org/ Address Jessie Webb Euro Chemistry 2019 47 Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY Direct: (702) 508-5203 Ext: 8119 E: eurochemistry@conferencesguide.org Submitted by: Jessie Webb Conferenceseries llc LTD
Mon, June 17th - 9:00am
Toy Story (Movie, Crafts, & Snacks)Toy Story (Movie, Crafts, & Snacks)
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Description: Come see where the whole series started with the Toy Story Movie to get ready for Toy Story 4. We'll have crafts and snacks to do during the movie, but feel free to bring your own food. Submitted by: Aaron Froelich Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Mon, June 17th - 6:00pm
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KU Natural History Museum, Geology Explorations Summer Day CampKU Natural History Museum, Geology Explorations Summer Day Camp
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Description: Geology Explorations Summer Day Camp Tuesday June 18 10:00am - 3:00pm KU Natural History Museum Become a field geologist for a day! Learn about rocks, minerals and fossils while exploring the geology of Kansas. Note: off campus field camp - Clinton Lake Spillway Camps are for ages 8 to 11; $80 per camp (scholarships available). Registration begins March 1st and closes 5pm on Friday, May 24th. Call Public Education at 785-864-4173 or visit biodiversity.ku.edu for more information. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Tue, June 18th - 10:00am
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KU Natural History Museum Event, Science on Tap - Birds, Bones, Beetles, & BunkerKU Natural History Museum Event, Science on Tap - Birds, Bones, Beetles, & Bunker
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Description: Author Chuck Warner will talk about his new book, "Birds, Bones, and Beetles: The Improbable Career and Remarkable Legacy of University of Kansas Naturalist Charles D. Bunker." In addition to discovering the famous Tylosaurus mosasaur specimen, Bunker is credited with creating the first complete catalog of the KU Natural History Museum’s collections and with guiding the Ornithology Division to national prominence in the 1930s. He’ll share information on Bunker’s lasting contributions to the natural sciences through museum collections, mentoring, and research. Copies of the book will be available for purchase. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Wed, June 19th - 7:30pm
KU Natural History Museum Event, Science on Tap - Birds, Bones, Beetles, & BunkerKU Natural History Museum Event, Science on Tap - Birds, Bones, Beetles, & Bunker
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Description: Author Chuck Warner will talk about his new book, "Birds, Bones, and Beetles: The Improbable Career and Remarkable Legacy of University of Kansas Naturalist Charles D. Bunker." In addition to discovering the famous Tylosaurus mosasaur specimen, Bunker is credited with creating the first complete catalog of the KU Natural History Museum’s collections and with guiding the Ornithology Division to national prominence in the 1930s. He’ll share information on Bunker’s lasting contributions to the natural sciences through museum collections, mentoring, and research. Copies of the book will be available for purchase. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Wed, June 19th - 7:30pm
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Kansas City Digital Marketing ConferenceKansas City Digital Marketing Conference
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Description: Kansas City Digital Marketing Conference is your chance to ... - Hear from some of the most audacious and thought provoking speakers in the digital marketing industry. - Gain insight into emerging strategies, the latest innovative technologies, and best practices to move your business to the next level. Kansas City Digital Marketing Conference will be held June 20th to 21st, 2019. It is an online event being streamed live and also available on demand. It’s the one digital marketing event for marketing professionals in Kansas City you can’t afford to miss. Whatever your goal is; reinforcing customer loyalty, improving lead generation, increasing sales, or driving stronger consumer engagement, the Kansas City Digital Marketing Conference line up has been specifically designed to help you develop your audience. Immerse yourself in topics like digital strategy, programmatic advertising, web experience management, usability / design, mobile marketing & retargeting, customer engagement, user acquisition, social media marketing, targeting & optimization, video marketing, data science & big data, web analytics & A/B testing, email marketing, content marketing, conversion rate optimization, search engine optimization, paid search marketing, geo-targeting, predictive analysis & attribution, growth hacking, conversion rate optimization, growth marketing tools, marketing & sales automation, sustainable growth strategies, product marketing & UX / UI and much, much more! All sessions will be streamed online from the luxurious Hyatt Regency McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois at DigiMarCon Midwest (https://digimarconmidwest.com) where speaker presentations will be webcast live. If you would like to meet the speakers, network with fellow marketing professionals at refreshment breaks, luncheons and evening receptions, check out the latest Internet, Mobile, AdTech, MarTech and SaaS technology solution providers exhibiting then it is highly recommended to attend DigiMarCon Midwest in person instead of the Kansas City Digital Marketing Conference which is a 100% online event only. At Kansas City Digital Marketing Conference, you will receive all the elements you need to achieve digital marketing success! Conventional thought will be challenged, new ways of thinking will emerge, and you will leave with your head and notebooks full of action items and ideas to lead your agency / team / account to even greater success. Be a part of Kansas City Digital Marketing Conference and discover how to thrive and succeed as a marketer in a rapidly evolving digital world. Secure your seat now and take advantage of our discounted super early bird registration rates. For more details visit https://kansas-city-digital-marketing-conference-2019.eventbrite.com Submitted by: Digimarcon Midwest Digimarcon Midwest
Thu, June 20th - 9:30am
KU Natural History Museum, Expedition: Forest Floor Summer Day CampKU Natural History Museum, Expedition: Forest Floor Summer Day Camp
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Description: Expedition: Forest Floor Summer Day Camp (New!) Thursday June 20 10:00am - 3:00pm KU Natural History Museum Get ready to get dirty! Explore the forest floor to learn about soil and the diversity of life it supports. Note: off campus field camp - KU Field Station Camps are for ages 8 to 11; $80 per camp (scholarships available). Registration begins March 1st and closes 5pm on Friday, May 24th. Call Public Education at 785-864-4173 or visit biodiversity.ku.edu for more information. Submitted by: KU Natural History Museum KU Natural History Museum
Thu, June 20th - 10:00am
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Kansas City Baroque Summer Series: Women of Note - The Donne, the Divine, and the DuelingKansas City Baroque Summer Series: Women of Note - The Donne, the Divine, and the Dueling
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Description: Our three-concert summer series celebrates women in all aspects of musical creation, performance, and experience by delving into how women were influential as patrons, how women historically seized the spotlight as performers (both as singers and instrumentalists), and how women made strides in the still-male dominated world of music composition. Our first concert (out of three this summer) explores music originally composed for famous female performers. During the Baroque period, musical performance was one of the most important ways in which a woman could make a career for herself independently of male support. Through singing, primarily, but also instrumental performance, talented musical women could become financially and socially independent. Our concert will present music written for some of these famous and powerful female performers, including music written for the Three Ladies of Ferrara in the late 16th century, and arias for Handel’s famous sopranos Francesca Cuzzoni and Faustina Bordoni. Additionally, we will feature music by Monteverdi originally composed for castrati, male singers who underwent an operation before puberty to preserve their high voices. These male singers further complicate issues of gender in the early modern era and will provide a necessary counterpoint to our exploration of women and inclusion in music. Join Dr. Alison DeSimone (UMKC Conservatory of Music & Dance) for a pre-concert talk at 6:30 pm, prior to the performance! Submitted by: Alison DeSimone Kansas City Baroque Consortium
Fri, June 21st - 7:30pm
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The Ba-ZaarThe Ba-Zaar
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Description: Apostolic Revival Church will be hosting a South Kansas City community event on June 22, 2019 called The Ba-Zaar located at our Church address 11424 Grandview Rd Kansas City, MO 64137. The Ba-Zaar consist of booths of food, drinks, and of all kinds, a car show, a yard sale, plus entertaiment for children. We would love for KPR to broadcast our event. Submitted by: Anndrea Walker Apostolic Revival Church
Sat, June 22nd - 12:00pm
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Bela Fleck & the FlecktonesBela Fleck & the Flecktones
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Description: Buy tickets now for Bela Fleck & the Flecktones at the Stiefel Theatre in Salina! Tickets range from $39-$77 and can be purchased online by following the link at stiefeltheatre.org or directly at ticketmaster.com. Submitted by: Valerie Johnson Stiefel Theatre
Sun, June 23rd - 8:00pm
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Clement McCrae Puppet ShowClement McCrae Puppet Show
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Description: Clement McCrae Puppet Show brings their highly entertaining marionette show to the Turner Community Library! With the help of music, skill, and some very unique puppets their show will entertain audiences of all ages. After the show the puppeteers will have a Q & A with the audience. All ages welcome! We are located inside the Turner Recreation Center at 831 S 55th St., Kansas City, KS 66106 and the event will take place in the gym. Submitted by: Aaron Froelich Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Wed, June 26th - 2:30pm
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Advanced SEO Strategies for Kansas BusinessesAdvanced SEO Strategies for Kansas Businesses
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Description: We will teach you our seo strategy to build the best new backlinks that will help your business website rank at the top for any local Google search. With our Wichita SEO company we will provide tips and tools to help your site get better link authority and increase rankings in a short amount of time. In this SEO course you will not only learn about links but will also find answers to many other questions like: What are the best keywords for my niche? How can I get more traffic to my website? Is creating a backlink hard? Why good authority backlinks are better than blog posts? How can i rank higher than my competitors websites with keyword content in the search engine? Will building a high authority relevant post, linking to my sites help my company? For more information contact: Full Cup Marketing 322 S Mosley St #12 Wichita, KS 67202 316-737-9950 Submitted by: Marc Zwygart Full Cup Marketing
Thu, June 27th - 10:00am
Animal WondersAnimal Wonders
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Description: The Animal Wonders team visits the Turner Community Library to show off some of their favorite creatures from different parts of the world... live! All ages welcome! We are located in the Turner Recreation Center at 831 S 55th St., Kansas City, KS 66106 and the event will take place in the gym. Submitted by: Aaron Froelich Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Thu, June 27th - 6:30pm
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The Great Planes: Air Travel and LawrenceThe Great Planes: Air Travel and Lawrence
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Description: Beginning one hundred years ago, airplanes revolutionized travel, communication, and connections across the world. Join us during Final Friday from 5-9 PM and be among the first to view this new Watkins exhibit. Submitted by: Will Hickox Watkins Museum of History
Fri, June 28th - 5:00pm
Napoleon Dynamite: A Conversation with Jon Heder, Efren Ramirez & John GriesNapoleon Dynamite: A Conversation with Jon Heder, Efren Ramirez & John Gries
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Description: The beloved indie classic Napoleon Dynamite hit theaters almost 15 years ago. Since then much has changed; but the characters, as enduring as they are endearing, stay in our hearts. Appealing to the inner-teenager in each of us, the story, and more importantly the dialogue, makes Napoleon Dynamite one of the most quoted movies of our time. Napoleon Dynamite makes us laugh – and laugh hard – over and over again. This unique evening includes a full screening of Napoleon Dynamite followed by a lively, freewheeling, moderated discussion with fan-favorite cast members Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite), Efren Ramirez (Pedro) and John Gries (Uncle Rico). VIP tickets include premium seating and a meet and greet with Jon Heder, Efren Ramirez and John Gries. Submitted by: Margaret Hair Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
Fri, June 28th - 7:30pm
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