Downtown Lawrence Film Noir Festival ends summer with Criss Cross
The Downtown Lawrence Film Noir Festival closes the season with the 1949 thriller Criss Cross starring Burt Lancaster and Yvonne DeCarlo. A memorable heist tale unfolds as two crooks turn on each other with a wall screening on Ninth and New Hampshire. Billy Ebeling provides live music before the 9:15 p.m. start. Lawn chairs and blankets welcome. Free popcorn for the first 250 attendees.
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Mrs. Munster
Billy Ebeling
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Lawrence native Sarah Buxton tops year with CMA nomination
Lawrence singer Sarah Buxton earns a CMA Song of the Year nomination for Stupid Boy performed by Keith Urban. She plans a hometown benefit concert for the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment Association’s Penny Jones golf tournament at Abe & Jake’s Landing at 1:30 p.m. today.
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Lawrence
Sarah Buxton
Country Music Association
Best Bets Night Spread At Several Boston Venues
A bustling lineup hits multiple downtown clubs with The Granada Blue Orleans Fatso's The Jazzhaus The Replay Lounge and Etta Vendetta's Eyeful Tower. Performances include The Format Piebald Limbeck Steel Train Reubens Accomplice White Ghost Shivers and The Belles Leaves with showtimes from 6 30 p m to late evening across Mass venues.
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Steel Train
Reubens Accomplice
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Red Lefty
Prairie treasure drive reveals Kansas native landscape
The author extols Kansas prairie beauty once taken for granted and unprotected. Driving dirt roads, rock walls, and cattle greet the observer as heat shimmers and native grasses sway. Butterflies flutter amid canary yellows and cornflower blue flowers.
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Painter blends Osage roots with modern Native art in Lawrence
Norman Akers, Osage painter, shifts from commercial Santa Fe market work to graduate study and a contemporary approach. His solo show at the Lawrence Arts Center runs alongside Lawrence Indian Art Show events. Akers layers landscape, animals, figures, and tech elements into storybook canvases rooted in Osage identity. He teaches drawing and painting at Santa Fe Indian Arts Institute.
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Kansas City
Arts Center
Haskell
Rick Mitchell
Akers
N.M
Institute of American Indian Arts
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