FAME The Musical lights up Lied Center this weekend
Weekend arts and events line the Kansas area with a mix of theatre, concerts, festivals, and workshops. FAME The Musical opens at Lied Center tonight, while Monarch butterfly tagging, museum workshops, dance days, jazz festivals, wine dinners, and theater performances fill stages and venues across Kansas City, Topeka, Bonner Springs, Lawrence, and Overland Park through Sunday. Prominent venues include Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Phoenix Jazz Club, Lied Center, and Kansas City Renaissance Festival, with acts featuring Norman Brown, Brian Culbertson, Rick Springfield, and the Bands That Saved the World among others.
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Foley Hall
Constant Ave
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
University Theatre
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Oak
Kansas City
National Agricultural Center and Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Robinson Center
Interstate 70
Kansas Highway 7
Atkins Auditorium
Norman Brown
Brian Culbertson
Steve Cole
Boko Maru
Clinton Lake
Noble Booksellers
Country Club Plaza
47Th St
Swarthout Recital Hall
Lawrence Community Barn
Woodlawn School
Elm St
Kim Glasco
Annie Dunavin
Tonganoxie
Eugene Friesen
Prairie Wind Dancers
Lawrence Arts Center
Tim Young
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
Trinity Irish Dance Company
Yardley Hall
Carlsen Center
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Adam and Eve
Sergey Khachatryan
Folly
12Th
Central Streets
Rick Springfield
Verizon Wireless
Charley’s Aunt
Atchison
Santa Fe St
Flying Debris
Stu
Iowa
Tanner Waite
Abe
Jake
E. Sixth St
Conner
Broadway
MO City
Phoenix Jazz Club
Eighth St
Parlay
von Hadads
Davey
Uptown
Main St
DC Bellamy
Grand Emporium
Jazzhaus
Seventh
New York
Burcham Park
Second
Indiana Streets
Rock Bottom Farm
S.E
Tecumseh
Down To the Bone
Mindi Abair
Ken Navarro
BMW
Douglas County Fairgrounds
21St
Harper Streets
Topeka
Eden
American Heartland Theatre
Crown Center
Grand Blvd
Theatre For Young America
Dickinson
Johnson Drive
Mission
Lyric Opera of
Elizabeth Berghout
Carillon
Memorial Campanile
Stewart
N.H
Lance Fahy
Mass
Red Bennies
The
Brick
McGee
KU Open House Offers Campus Glimpse All Day
Kansas University hosts an all day Open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with free parking south of Jayhawk Boulevard and shuttle service along major streets to Lied Center. Events include costume and garage sales, chemistry magic shows, guided campus tours, admissions talks, Spirit Squad, Breakfast Crew performances, Jayhawk balloon display, free dance classes, Diversity Fiesta, engineering displays, geology antique rock show, Passport to the World booths, and more at multiple campus venues.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk Boulevard
Oread Avenue
15Th Street
Sunnyside Avenue
Irving Hill Road
Naismith Drive
Openhouse.ku Edu
University
Murphy Hall
University Theatre
Malott Hall
Kansas Union
Wescoe Beach
Jayhawk
Allen Fieldhouse
Robinson Gymnasium
Strong Hall
Learned Hall
Eaton Hall
Lindley
Marvin Halls
Lawn Pees Lippincott and
Dychealls
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Cold Creek Nakor
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Fighting Temptations
Northfork
Michael Polish
Friedmans
Minance
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Amelie
Massachu
Sun
Ike
Tinee
Rie
Stres
Hega Theatre Directory
Call Theatre
Showtimes
Tartar Theaters
FightingTemptations
Com
THA
Paramount Pictasea
SOC A
Cisco Sau Rat
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Tig i
Toner
Miatchstick
Tate
Hollywood
Friesen
Dazz Times
Tali
Eugene
ESO
Cooma
New Hampshire
Lawrence Aec
Kansas Expocentre
American Lung Association of
Dillon’s
Falley’s Food 4
American Lung Association
Kansas
Reistoy
Topeka Capital-Journal
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