Marlborough Youth Arts Fair
Art, live music, crafts, and a variety of entertainment takes place at the Marlborough Community Center, 8200 Paseo on Saturday.
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Ranch Rodeo comes to Martin City
On Saturday, 12 area ranches will compete in an indoor ranch rodeo at Saddle & Sirloin, 144 & Holmes. Don’t know what a ranch rodeo is? Find out here.
Truman’s birthday celebrated with parade, concert and street fair
Grandview celebrates President Truman’s birthday this weekend with a Star Wars “May the 4th Be With You” theme
Author presents The Hidden History of Kansas
Adrian Zink collected stories and researched others for a book he published in 2017 called “Hidden History of Kansas.” On Monday, April 22, he’ll present a talk and photo slideshow on his book at the Red Bridge Branch Library.
Comedy Club opens in south Kansas City
For the first time in decades, comedy has returned to south Kansas City at the Watt’s Mill Plaza.
Loch Lloyd: Where eagles fly
Eagles have made their home at Loch Lloyd and a resident there has made it his mission to photograph them.
Diane Euston leads Paseo discussion at artists reception Friday evening
History, art, music, and coffee come together for the Telegraph’s first after work event at Martin City Coffee, Friday, April 9.
Lucky to Be Alive: The Annemarie Timmons Story
Annemarie Timmons’ journey, which included a daring escape from East Germany, has been anything but simple. She’s written about it in a newly released book which she will be signing at Kingswood Senior Center, Saturday, March 30 at 2 pm.
Thai Spice opens at Watt’s Mill
A few years ago Pairat “Kent” Pholcharoen came to America with $120 in his pocket and a single bag that held all his possessions. This week he is opening his fourth Thai Spice restaurant.
KC fashion designer Nelly Don’s fascinating life is now a musical thanks to her great great grand nephew
“A fashion icon, an infamous crime, forbidden love, stitched in time.” Nelly Don the Musical was written and produced by her great grand nephew, south KC resident and attorney Terence O’Malley.