Holiday Events and Music in Lawrence and Nearby Citys
A busy week with multiple events across Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City venues. Ice skating at Crown Center in Kansas City. Honky Tonk Angels show in Topeka. Americana bluegrass jam in Lawrence with free entry. Open mic nights at Stu's Midtown Tavern and The Bottleneck in Lawrence. New Year’s Eve music parties and dances across venues including The Potter's Wheel and VFW Hall. Split Lip Rayfield and Ween performances mark the late-night scene with additional acts at Jazzhaus Bottleneck Jackpot Saloon and other local spots.
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Olive’s
Olive Art Gallery
E. Eighth St
Lawrence
Crown Center
Grand Boulevard
Kansas City
Honky Tonk Angels
Topeka
Signs of Life
Massachusetts St
Free
Stu’s
Iowa St
Bottleneck
New Hampshire St
Emmett Brown
Jazzhaus
Feaarone
Hollis
Potter’s Wheel Coffeehouse
Sain St
Anderson County
Knights of Columbus
North Lake Park
VFW Post
North U.S
Music Hall
Arthur Dodge
Louise’s
Royal Crest Lanes
Americana Music Academy
Dresden Dolls
Liberty Hall
Replay Lounge
Split Lip Rayfield
Early birds rise for Pomona Lake Christmas Bird Count
The annual Christmas Bird Count at Pomona Lake begins 7:30 a.m. on January 8, 2005, with maps and instructions available at Pomona State Park office in Vassar. Participants may count birds at Pomona Lake or from home feeders, and Kansas Ornithological Society will tabulate results. Jeffrey Bender at Pomona State Park provides information at (785) 828-4933 after Tuesday.
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Pomona Lake
Pomona State Park
Vassar
National Audubon Society
Kansas
Kansas Ornithological Society
Jeffrey Bender
Little Apple to host New Year ball drop in Manhattan Kansas
In Manhattan Kansas the Little Apple aims to stage a Times Square style New Year’s Eve ball drop. Organizers expect attendance to rise from last year’s 4,800 to about 8,000 amid increased online traffic and a five foot aluminum ball lowered from a 20 foot marquee at a local bookstore.
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Manhattan
New York
Kansas Town
The
Little Apple
Times Square
Kansas State University
Wildcats
Kate Watson
Bendix Lunar Rover on loan to Cosmosphere exhibit
Space center in Hutchinson displays the Bendix Lunar Rover Prototype from NASA era on a temporary loan from the Smithsonian. The four wheeled rover, once considered for moon transportation, sits where the lunar module left a void before restoration and display restoration planned after March 2005.
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Dave Stephens
Hutchinson
Bendix
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
NASA
Bendix Corp
Jim Remar
Cosmosphere
Remar
California
Tom Hanks
Hollywood
Smithsonian Institution
National Air and Space Museum
Trish Oakley
Arts Center offers varied children classes in 2005 Ottawa
The Ottawa Community Arts Council lists numerous children's classes starting in 2005 at the Arts Center. Programs include Kindermusik for ages 2 to 5, Dancing Fairies ballet, Tap & Ballet, French after school, Pastels, parent child French, Contemporary Canvas, Clay Creations, Creative Drama and Dance, Music for Little Mozarts, Art Smart on Fridays, and adult offerings like Tap & Tone French language and public speaking.
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The
Ottawa Community Arts Council
On the Record Disney revue tours nationally
Disney presents On the Record a theater venture touring the country rather than aiming for Broadway. The modular show travels light can be dismantled and reassembled quickly. It features songs like When You Wish Upon a Star Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo Someday My Prince Will Come Supercalifragilistic expialidocious and Can You Feel the Love Tonight.
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New York
Disney
Auditions for ACT Ottawa Valentine Show at Carnegie
ACT Ottawa offers auditions for its third annual Valentines Show and Dinner Theatre Same Time Next Year with two sessions at the Carnegie Cultural Center 501 S Main St Ottawa. Call 242 3479 for details. Bill Howe named in Who's Who of the World for artwork and expertise in butterflies and moths.
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ACT Ottawa
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Ottawa
Prairie Park Nature Center
S.W
Harper St
Lawrence
Smackdown
New Hampshire St
Chemical Air
Rock, Bottleneck
Neck
Bottleneck
Bill Howe
Howe
Boot Hill Museum seeks tax funds after hotel tax defeat
Boot Hill Museum officials urge Dodge City and Ford County to use a dedicated economic development sales tax to cover deficits. They proposed raising the city hotel tax from 6 to 7 percent to boost the museum’s 2004 05 budget of about 867000 funded mainly by admissions and gift shop sales. Barngrover notes such funding is unusual for museums and cites long standing budget pressures.
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Dodge City
Boot Hill
Dodge City Convention and Visitors Bureau Advisory Board
Barngrover
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