Jazzhaus and Frank's North Star Highlight Weekend Events
The Journal-World datebook lists a Christmas weekend lineup with a rock show at the Jazzhaus, karaoke at Frank's North Star Tavern, and quiet options like meditation or yoga. Readers are invited to explore more upcoming events in the publication.
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Jazzhaus Christmas Jam At Jazzhaus Tonight
Jazzhaus on 926 Massachusetts St hosts a giant jam session of rock and funk acts tonight starting at 10 p.m. Doors open at 8 p.m. The event, advertised on Facebook, promises surprise guest appearances and a $3 cover.
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Jazzhaus
Massachusetts St
Full Moon Meditation for Solstice and Christmas Night
A meditation workshop led by Tom Tortorich, described as a professional hip pie spiritual entertainer life coach and motivational speaker. Attendees are asked to give a love offering of five dollars. More information at lavenderhouse.org.
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Motiva
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Karaoke Night at Frank's North Star Tavern
A Holiday Hangover Edition karaoke night runs at Frank's North Star Tavern located at 508 Locust St this Saturday at 9 p.m. A $2 cover charge applies and the venue invites patrons to enjoy karaoke and beverages to lift post-holiday mood.
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Frank
North Star Tavern
Locust St
Frank’s
Candlelight Yoga at Westside Yoga Sunday Evening
Westside Yoga at 4935 Research Park Way hosts a candlelit class from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday led by Micki Self Loveland. The gentle session suits all levels with chair support and modifications available. call 979 1639 or visit westsideyogalawrence.com for details.
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Westside Yoga
Research Park Way
Micki Self-Loveland
Westside Yogalawrence.com
Sunrise Project Wins $39,500 Grant for Renovation Project
The Sunrise Project received a 39500 grant from the Kriz Charitable Fund to cover renovation costs at 1501 Learnard Ave. Executive director Emily Hampton says the funds significantly ease fundraising pressures as the nonprofit converts the former Sunrise Garden Center building into classrooms and a community kitchen for youth cooking and gardening programs. The total renovation is about 70000, aiming to foster programs on food and the environment.
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Sunrise Project
Sunrise Garden Center
Learnard Ave
Kriz Charitable Fund
Emily Hampton
Hampton
Sunrise
Dark year for live Christmas trees as a farm falters
De Soto-John Russell, 57, walks through a family farm with 10,000 live Christmas trees just before Christmas. Wind shakes the pines and firs, including Canaaan, Concolor, white spruce, Norway spruce, and Black Hills spruce. Young trees range from seedling to sapling, only a few feet tall.
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Canaan
Norway
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Christmas holiday notices and local events in Lawrence
City offices close for Christmas. Lawrence Meals on Wheels suspends deliveries. Christmas Dinner at First United Methodist Church 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 946 Vermont St. Call DATEBOOK 841-1516 after 6 a.m. to order meals. Also on the 26th Red Dog's Dog Days workout 7:30 a.m. Vermont St lot. John Jervis classical guitar 8-11 a.m. Panera. Festival of Nativities noon-4 p.m. Centenary UMC. Trans-Siberian Orchestra 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Sprint Center.
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Lawrence
Red Dog
Vermont Street
John Jervis
23Rd St
Centenary United Methodist Church
N. Fourth St
North Lawrence
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