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Weekend Arts and Entertainment Guide Highlights
Seem-To-Be Players celebrate 30th anniversary with The Ugly Duckling and The River City Revue at Lawrence Arts Center. Weekend events include performances, exhibits, film screenings, lectures, and family activities across Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence, and surrounding areas featuring notable venues and groups.
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River City
Discovery Mime
Andrew J
Georgia Neese Gray
Washburn University
Seem-To-Be
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
River City Revue
Seem-To-Be Players
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Oak St
Kansas City
Union Station
Bradley Wilcox
Robinson Center
Theatre For Young America
Mission Center Mall
Johnson Drive
Mission
Barnes and Noble
Country Club Plaza
47Th St
Lawrence Children’s Choir
Grace Episcopal Cathedral
Eighth Ave
Topeka
Sherbon Theater
Clown Posse
Anybody Killa
Zug Island
the Granada
Mass
Mr. van
Eichelmeyer
E. Fourth St
Tonganoxie
Laredo
el Torreon
Gillham Road
Evanescence
the Beaumont
Pennsylvania Ave
Bill Engvall
Topeka Performing Arts Center
S.E. Eighth Ave
The
Improbables
Cafe Luna
12Th Street
Oread Avenue
Royal Family
University Theatre
Crafton-Preyer
Murphy Hall
Aeros
Yardley Hall
Johnson County Community College
College Blvd
Overland Park
University Administration
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Guys & Dolls
David Finckel
Wu Han
Lawrence Youth Symphony
Dental Junior High School
Curious George
Bleeding Kansas
Samuel
ECM
Dread Ave
Kehilath Israel Synagogue
Censer
Conner
KU Art Department
Helen Foresman
Spencer Museum of Art
Kansas International’ Museum
West Ridge Mall
Wanamaker Road
Vernon Brejcha
Jerry Moon
Leopold
E. 55Th St
Rice Terrace
Crown Center
Grand Blvd
Will Valk
Greenlease
Rockhurst University
Rockhurst Road
Josh George
Hallar
Main St
Jimmy Carter
Jennifer Steinkamp
Gallery of Art
David Vertaenik
Dennis Morgan
Southwest Blvd
Marla Jackson
Watkins Community Museum of History
John Wornall