Weekend Music and Club Listings in Lawrence Area
A dense schedule of events across Lawrence Ottawa and Kansas City venues featuring Americana bluegrass jam at Signs of Life, Neon 80s dance party at Granada, open mic at Stu's Midtown, Potters Wheel Coffeehouse live music, Zoso at The Blue Note in Columbia, and multiple nature programs at Prairie Park Nature Center. Also listed are blues, metal, hip hop, gospel, swing, trivia nights, bingo, and historical society meetings with times and venues across Lawrence Ottawa Kansas City and surrounding towns.
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Signs of Life
Massachusetts St
Lawrence
Free
Crown Center
Grand Boulevard
Kansas City
Midtown Tavern
Iowa St
Granada Theatre
Potter's Wheel Coffeehouse
Main St
Ottawa
Tech N9ne
Big Woody
Eugene Smiley
Pepper's
N. Main St
Zoso
The
Blue Note
N. Ninth St
Columbia
Americana Music Academy
Prairie Park Nature Center
S.W
Harper St
el Torreon
Gillham Plaza
Billy Dean
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Third
Hickory Streets
the Bottleneck
New Hampshire St
Franklin County Historical Society
Records
7Th St
Terrace
Knights of Columbus
23Rd St
Cuban heavy dancers redefine dance with Voluminous Dance
In Havana six dancers aged 23 to 41 form Voluminous Dance, a troupe of performers over 200 pounds who stage about 20 works including Una muerte dulce. Director Juan Miguel Mas, weighing over 300 pounds, sought inner spark over physique and says the group proves obesity does not preclude artistic expression.
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Anne-Marie Garcia
Associated Press
Havana
Mirta Castro
Costa Rica
Juan Miguel Mas
Mas
Cuba
Wichita plans fund drive for Gordon Parks museum on riverfront
Wichita officials plan a $19.5 million museum on a riverfront site bought for $1.5 million. The project could be named for Gordon Parks, Fort Scott native, who has donated 29 photographs valued at $1 million and may contribute more if land is secured. The city eyes a 99 year lease to start fundraising within five years.
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Wichita
Kansas
Gordon Parks
Fort Seott
Westar
Parks
New York City
Eric Key
Razzies name Catwoman top worst film nods
Halle Berry leads Razzie nominations with Catwoman for worst picture and worst actress. Sharon Stone and Lambert Wilson also cited for supporting roles. Alexander and Fahrenheit 9/11 figures among other nominees. Bush and advisers earn worst acting nods for appearances in Moore film.
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David Germain
Los Angeles
Halle Berry
Razzies
Berry
Sharon Stone
Lambert Wilson
Stone
Benjamin Bratt
John Wilson
Alexander
Colin Farrell
Angelina Jolie
Oliver Stone
Bush
Michael Moore
Razzie nominations reveal worst actor and actress picks
The Golden Raspberry Foundation names worst actors and actresses including Condoleezza Rice and Jessica Simpson nominees alongside Ben Affleck Vin Diesel and Ben Stiller. Hillary Duff Hilary Olsen and Wayans siblings also contend in a list released ahead of the Oscars nominees and Razzie winners slated for February 26.
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Condoleezza Rice
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Bush
Farrell
Ben Affleck
Vin Diesel
Ben Stiller
Ron Burgundy
Envy
Starsky & Hutch
Berry and Jolie
Hilary Duff
Mary-Kate
Ashley Olsen
New York Minute
Shawn
Marlon Wayans
Rice
Spears
Stone
Carmen Elektra
Jennifer Lopez
Jersey Girl
Television and film highlights from Nielsen Ex Rel go
Nielsen reports top TV and film picks across networks and studios. AFC Championship games draw CBS audiences while Fox features Idol. Sony Paramount Universal WB titles are listed with studios and placements.
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CBS
Fox
Sony
Coach Carter
Paramount
the Fockers
Universal
Warner Bros
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Jazzhaus
Bottleneck
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Gayland Titus & Lem Sheppard
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Dread
Ave. Lawrence
Blind Boys of
Alabama
Gospel
15Th and
Iowa Streets
Home For Photos
Wichita Museum
Www
Tazzies.com
ABC
Nielsen Media Research
Francine
Capelli
Redken
Salon Capelli
Mandalay Bay Resort
Las Vegas
Nevada
Francisto
Brooke ‘Thompson
REDE
S. Main
Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
Cedar
Ottawaherald.com
Nyc
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