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  • Holly Jolly Handmade Bazzar

    Get Festive!

  • A Charlie Brown Christmas-Heather Pierson Trio

    Thursday, December 11, 7-8:30 PM

  • HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 5-7PM

    Join us to celebrate and toast the end of our season!

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Holiday Open House 2025
Dec
13

Holiday Open House 2025

Celebrating the end of our season with a community open house. Lets ring in the holidays together nourished by a full season of art and creativity! Nosh on the potluck our board members provide and raise a glass to toast a full season ~beverages provided by National Distributors

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SOLD OUT — FallFest Dinner and Silent Auction Fundraiser 2025
Sep
27

SOLD OUT — FallFest Dinner and Silent Auction Fundraiser 2025

FALLFEST AUCTION & DINNER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 4-7PM

AN HOUR EARLY SO WE DON’T RUN OUTTA LIGHT—Please join us for an early fall evening of fun, food, friends, music, and bidding at FallFest, our annual silent auction and fundraiser for the Denmark Arts Center featuring the Janet Gill & High Street Jazz band!

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moved inside-7pm with the wolff sisters-Dam Jam Revival 2025
Aug
17

moved inside-7pm with the wolff sisters-Dam Jam Revival 2025

Fun for everyone at Bicentennial Park!

DAM JAM REVIVAL SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 2025 3-8:30 More family fun than ever! Our outdoor festival focuses on family with kid’s art, stilt-walkers, traditional craft artisans, good music-as always, and fun selection of food trucks! 3-8:30pm. 12 and under Free-accompanied by an adult

PIHCINTU MULTINATIONAL CHORUS will open our outdoor family art & music festival followed by RACHEL SUMNER & TRAVELING LIGHT and our 2025 headliner THE WOLFF SISTERS!

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THE ORDINANCE PROJECT-DOCUMENTARY & DISCUSSION/PRIDE 2025
Jun
29

THE ORDINANCE PROJECT-DOCUMENTARY & DISCUSSION/PRIDE 2025

THE ORDINANCE PROJECT-DOCUMENTARY & DISCUSSION/PRIDE June 29 4-7PM

Since 1993, it has been illegal to discriminate against LGBTQ and HIV-positive Kansas Citians when it comes to housing, employment, or public accommodations.

It’s a simple idea, but making that ordinance a reality was another matter. 

“We shook our hands and said, ‘We’ll get this done in six months,’” recalls David A. Weeda, the cofounder and former executive of KC’s Human Rights Project. “Of course, that was not the case. At the time, I didn’t think that it would take three and a half years.”

Over a quarter century later, it’s easy to forget how contentious the fight for the ordinance was. Austin Williams, who originally hails from Raytown, completed the documentary in 2018, The Ordinance Project, that captures both the struggle and the ultimate success of the movement.

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