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Fri, October 29th - 8:00pm

Lawrence Ghost Tour by Bus
Lawrence Ghost Tour by Bus
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Description: Ghost Tours of Kansas LLC 785-851-0856 www.ghosttoursofkansas.org ghosttoursofkansas@gmail.com Lawrence Ghost Tour has been a top seller for many years now! History of Quantrails Raid adds to the historical element of this tour along with the full apparitions captured on camera in Pioneer Cemetery during get-out stops by guests. Eldridge Hotel haunted stories continue to pile-up. Many university ghost stories shared. Be sure to check out the picture of the ghost in the elevator at the registation desk and of course I am sure you have all seen "My Ghost Story" presenting The Eldridge Hotel. . Former Teller's continues to be haunted by that of a ghostly man who was captured on laser grid during an investigation. Sigma Nu is an extra special highlight, and usually one we can go in if no special events are taking place and this location has been listed on Ghost Tours of Kansas most haunted top five locations, three years in a row. We do not guarantee ghosts, but cool stuff has happened during the Lawrence Tour. Many other locations not mentioned. Tour departs the lobby of The Eldridge by the fireplace inside. Tour lasts approximately two hours and you will get out in 2-3 spots for a few minutes to take pictures. Cost is 17.50 per person. Eldridge Hotel is located at 7th and Mass St. Lawrence,KS Submitted by: Cathy Ramirez Ghost Tours of Kansas LLC

Fri, October 29th - 8:00pm
Fri, October 29th - 8:00pm

Highly Suspect
Highly Suspect
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Description: HIGHLY SUSPECT Presented By T-95 Concessions and full bars open! Also featuring local favorites Nancy's A-Maize-N Sandwich Booth. All Ages Support acts subject to change A limited number of table reservations are available by calling 316-722-4201 or in person at The Cotillion. Text HS to 49798 for presale info on 9/15. Text ROCK to 49798 for concert updates. MCID. This is the slogan tattooed on bodies across the world, four letters that hold so much meaning, a mystery to anyone who is not in the know. Highly Suspect members Johnny Stevens and twins Rich and Ryan Meyer had not only been playing music for eight years before topping radio charts, garnering Grammy nominations, and selling out tours- but they also had been gradually accruing a cast of comrades that orbited their star, friends and chosen family that would travel the world with them, move cross country with them, and become pet parents with them. The growing community of companions have a name, and it is MCID. Originally from Cape Cod, the three band members played covers in dive bars and moved to a studio apartment in Brooklyn together. In 2015, they gained national recognition after the release of their debut album Mister Asylum on 300 Entertainment and their singles “Lydia” and “Bloodfeather” topped the rock radio charts. The next year they performed at the Grammy Ceremony, receiving two nominations for Best Rock Album and Best Rock Song. In 2017 the band traveled to Bogota, Colombia to record their second album, The Boy Who Died Wolf. It was released in November 2016 and the success of hits “Little One” and “My Name Is Human,” earned the band a third Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song. And now the band is ready to release album three, a manifesto full of lead singer Johnny Steven’s private confessions, packed to the brim with themes of self loathing, body image issues, substance abuse, addressing his complicated past and trying to change his future. There is also a sprinkle of his outspoken anti-Trump political stance, and stories of heartbreak and hope. It’s not surprising that his most vulnerable collection of songs is addressed directly to his chosen family, his followers, and his comrades- the title of the album is MCID. MCID is packed with surprise major hip hop features, a collaboration with the metal band Gojira, some Swahili versus, and a lead single, “Sixteen”, that is completely guitar free. The lyrics describe the true story of Stevens falling in love at sixteen years old, fostering a relationship for seven years, and feeling elated when she told him she was pregnant with their baby. The song describes his instant devastation the moment of the birth when he found out that the baby wasn't his, the baby was a different race. Though a wild story, the lyrics capture the gut wrenching feeling of first love lost, betrayal, and regret. Other standout songs are his collaboration with Young Thug on “Tokyo Ghoul”, and “Canals” which captures his frustration with the Trump presidency, saying that his rage feels like “someone took a crack pipe, lit it with a torch light, and threw it on a gas line- there is fire everywhere”. Submitted by: Ryan The Cotillion

Fri, October 29th - 8:00pm
Sat, October 30th - 9:00am

Graveyard 5K Run & Walk
Graveyard 5K Run & Walk
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Description: Are you ready for some more mysterious, physical activity? Join KC Crew at the Elmwood Cemetery for the 4th Annual Graveyard 5K on Saturday, October 30th. Let's help raise some money for the maintenance of the cemetery! This race takes place entirely within Elmwood Cemetery, where many influential Kansas Citians call their final resting place.- Stick around after the run for beer tastings from local breweries! Some fun facts about Elmwood Cemetery include:- Keep an eye out for the headstone of Americus McKim, the owner of KC's first professional baseball team, The Kansas City Unions. Without him, we wouldn't be able to cheer on the Royals today!- Simeon Brooks Armour, the founding member of Armour and Company Meat Packing, is buried in the Armour Family plot in Elmwood. Armour Boulevard is named after Simeon and his family.- The Elmwood Cemetery is the second oldest cemetery in Kansas City.- It's also the final resting place of 766 soldiers who fought in the Civil War on both sides. Do you have what it takes to walk, or run with the dead? Race Info:- 8:00AM - Check-in begins- 8:45AM - All runners must be checked in- 9:00AM - Race begins- Following the race, cool down with some light snacks, drink samples from Cinder Block Brewery, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Absolut, Granite City Food & Brewery and say hey to our friends from Go Ape USA and Walmart In Home! Registration Date and Race Fees:- June 25th - July 31st - $30 (Children 12 and younger are $20)- August 1st - September 30th - $35 (Children 12 and younger are $25)- October 1st - October 30th - $40 (Children 12 and younger are $30)- At the door - $45 (Children 12 and younger are $35)- Packet pickup will be on Friday, October 29th from 4:30-6:30pm. Location TBD. Sign up here>>https://www.facebook.com/events/336149394764456 Submitted by: Katy Wade KC Crew

Sat, October 30th - 9:00am

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