Week in entertainment schedule across Lawrence and KC venues
A dense listing of holiday era events across Kansas City and Lawrence venues. Highlights include The Olive Gallery display at 15 E Eighth St, Ice Skating at Crown Center, Topeka Civic Theatre holiday show, Americana Bluegrass Jam, Open mic at Stu's Midtown, Neon 80s party at The Bottleneck, multiple jazz rock and blues acts, a Kansas Nutcracker at Lawrence Art Center, and several Christmas specials at Jazzhaus, The Brick, and Bottleneck with times ranging from 5:30 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. on various days. The schedule also notes free kids programs at Prairie Park Nature Center and trivia and live acts at Replay Lounge, Gaslight Tavern, and Grand Emporium.
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Olive’s
Olive Art Gallery
E. Eighth St. Lawrence
Crown Center
Grand Boulevard
Kansas City
Topeka
Massachusetts St
Lawrence
Free
Stu’s
Midtown Tavern
Iowa St. Lawrence
New Hampshire St
Pocket Space
Tanner Walle
Jazzhaus
Andrew Morgan
Prairie Park Nature Center
S.W
Harper St
Broadway
Rock
Meet the Fockers improves on Meet the Parents
Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand shine as Ben Stiller's parents in Meet the Fockers. The comedy sustains laughs despite familiar toilet humor and a strong ensemble including Teri Polo and Roz. director Jay Roach returns, delivering a breezy, affectionate farce built on mistaken-identity chaos.
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Associated Press
Dustin Hoffman
Barbra Streisand
Ben Stiller
Greg
Pam
Teri Polo
Jay Roach
Jim
Herzfeld
John Hamburg
Baby Jack
Dina Byrnes
Roz
Old Cowtown Museum expands with visitors center in 2008
Wichita’s Old Cowtown Museum raises 1.6 million for a 6000 square foot visitors center set to open in 2008. Ground breaking occurred, while the project aims to modernize with prairie landscaping and a 100 seat amphitheater. The center will greet guests at the 1865 exhibit and progress to the 1880s.
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Wichita
Cowtown
Sandy Evans
Law/Kingdon Inc
Jan McKay
McKay
Ron Holt
Sedgwick County
Hotel Rwanda review finds bleak yet powerful cinema
The film portrays Paul Rusesabagina’s effort to save 1268 lives amid the 1994 genocide in Kigali. Don Cheadle delivers a restrained star turn as Rusesabagina, with Nick Nolte’s UN commander and Sophie Okonedo’s Tatiana central to the tension. Some padding and music choices distract, but the movie remains deeply educational and worthy of attention.
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Associated Press
Terry George
Paul Rusesabagina
Rwanda
Don Cheadle
Rusesabagina
Cheadle
Karisformation
Hotel Des Mille Collines
Kigali
Tatiana
Sophie Okonedo
United Nations
Col
Oliver
Nick Nolte
Oskar Schindler
George
Kier Pearson
Snoop Dominates Entertainment Picks With Top Tracks
The list highlights Snoop Dogg and Pharrell with Drop It Like Its Hot from Doggystyle, Mario and Ciara hits, Usher Keys collabs, and Nelly with Tim McGraw. It notes film picks including Lemony Snicket from Paramount, Ocean's Twelve by Warner Bros, Spanglish Sony, The Polar Express Warner, and Blade Trinity New Line, per Exhibitor Relations Co.
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Snoop Dogg
Pharrell
Doggystyle
Mario
Ard Street
Ciara
Missy Elliot
Sho'niff MusicLine
Usher
Alicia Keys
Nelly
Tim McGraw
Curb
Billboard Magazine
Lemony Snicket
Paramount
Ocean's Twelve
Warner Bros
Spanglish
Sony
Warner
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The
Brick
McGee St
Lawrence Art Center
Danielle Schnebelen
Blues
Grand Emporium
Main St
Gaslight Tavern
N. Second St. Lawrence
Burlesque Entertainment
the Brick
Die Young
el Torreon
Gillham Plaza
Neck
Bottleneck
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oréad Ave
Massachusetts
18Th St
Civic Theatre and Academy
Eighth Ave
Justin “Monkey Plumb
Ripley
Hoffman, Streisand, ‘Fockers
Review
Cheadle Heart of
Echo CS
Ottawa
Kansas
Snoop, ‘Snicker
Top Entertainment
Blade
Trinity
New Lina
Exhibitor Relations Co
Marcie Morsett
Sandy Crawford
Gina Brannan
Jamie Morsett
Kasie Bailey
Lori Bybee
Tiffany Schmidt
Carissa Tucker Rayla ‘White
S. Main
W.A.C
Factory
Dick Clark
New York
Times Square
Cedar St
Ottawaherald