Modern music at Lied Center with Bang on a Can All-Stars
Bang on a Can All-Stars perform at 7 30 p m Saturday at the Lied Center with guests Terry Riley and Philip Glass. Riley helped spark minimalism in the 1960s and Glass is famed for sparse elegant scores. KU and Haskell students pay 11 50 to 14, adults 20 to 28. Call 864 2787 for info or tickets.
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Lied Center
Terry Riley
Philip Glass
Riley
Will Glass
Kansas University
Haskell Indian Nations University
Downtown Sculpture Show Adds Eight New Pieces
The 17th Outdoor Downtown Sculpture Exhibition draws 62 entries from 10 states with juror Rachael Blackburn of Kemper Museum. An opening reception on June 19 offers a guided tour. Best of Show goes to Breech by Willie Ray Parish with future placements at several city sites.
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Rachael Blackburn
Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Kansas City
Chris Wubbena
Waterloo
Iowa
Lawrence Arts Center
James Darrel Kizer
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Library
Stephanie Sailer
Cedar Falls
Willie Ray Parish
Anthony
N.M
South Park
I1th
Massachusetts Streets
KU Lacrosse Players Endure Brutal First Practice
The Kansas University Men’s Lacrosse Club opens its season with a tough noon practice at Broken Arrow Park. Players endure sticks, hits, and bruises as they push through drills. Kent Domas from San Antonio takes a hit to the groin. Ryan Wallace from Overland Park bears a red welt along his kidney. The 32-man roster suits up in protective gear as coachs urge speed and footwork.
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Kanas University
Broken Arrow Park
Matira Une
Kent Domas
San Antonio
Ryan Wallace
Overland Park
Mare Lee
Secret to combat aging among Red Hat Sisters
Connie Sue Patterson, 53, and Alice Leitch, 65, both Prairie Patches employees, joke about a youth preserving secret. Patterson proclaims she refuses to grow up as the Red Hat Society sisters share a conspiratorial moment and lighthearted mischief.
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Connie Sue Patterson
Prairie Patches
Alice Leitch
Patterson
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
RED Hatters
Mass
Lori Lange
Cinda Garrison
Organization For Women Over 50
National Poetry Month shows mixed growth in Lawrence series
Poet Mickey Cesar notes April’s Lawrence Poetry Series sparked local interest with weekly readings but worries enthusiasm may fade after the month. Cesar and peers Beth Dorsey and Matthew Porubsky read to boost awareness as wordsmiths keep poetry alive in coffee shop gatherings.
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Mickey Cesar
Beth Dorsey
Matthew Porubsky
Jworld.com
Lawrence
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