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This Olathe Calendar of Events is presented by the Kansas City Real Estate Network.
May 2010 - Posts
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The Kansas School Public Relations Association recently honored several submissions from district staff. Each year, the association recognizes the most outstanding examples of both communication programs and publications that can be used as models for others.
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The number of students receiving free or reduced-price school lunches has risen by about 3 percent in the past two years, according to the district's Food Services Department.
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Quixotic is an ensemble of musicians, dancers, aerialists, composers, designers, and choreographers collaborating to produce new forms of artistic expression. This inventive group of artists goes beyond the limits of any specific art form to create a total sensory experience for its audience. Quixotic makes performance art interactive and eliminates the barrier between performer and audience.
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When it comes to a current Who's Who of guitarists, Andy McKee, of Topeka, is on the list.
more at the Topeka Capital-Journal
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The following is Kate’s recounting of her trip to the National World War I Museum. It’s right here in Kansas City at Liberty Memorial! In honor of Memorial Day 2010…I thought it was worth reposting. Enjoy!
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Last week, my… more
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Simon Carrington enjoys a long and storied relationship with the Kansas City region. When his professional ensemble, the Simon Carrington Chamber Singers, performs in Kansas City, choral music enthusiasts understandably sit up and take notice, especially since concerts are few and far between. Their performance Saturday afternoon at Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral was well worth the wait.
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So, one day I was walking down a street in the Theater District and on a building saw a series of posters advertising a musical that doesn’t yet exist — “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.”
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The best public place in the Kansas City metro area to hear great old rhythm and blues music on a Saturday night is…a Hy-Vee supermarket in Overland Park. (Huh? What the?)
more at examiner.com
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After a nine-year run, the Kansas City, Kan., Street Blues Festival has been canceled this year. The event, which was to have run June 25 and 26, has been blocked this year, organizers say, by new laws that make it illegal to drink on sidewalks or in streets. In the past, festival goers brought their own coolers. Organizers say they hope legal adjustments can be made by 2011 so the festival can be scheduled at 13th Street and State Avenue.
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The future concert hall remains a warren of scaffolding and dust. Here and there, you can see progress: Acoustic plaster three inches thick has defined much of the sloped ceiling. A wall section of slatted wood projects an idea of the finished space to come
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After a nationwide search, Folly Theater directors have selected a new leader from within: Gale Tallis, the current director of operations.
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“Pearl,” an independent family film, will have a special one-night-only screening 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Studio Movie Grill at Zona Rosa. Cast members will attend and hold a Q&A session after the film. Admission is free.
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The Wild West Film Festival is back in Lawrence this summer to celebrate its five year anniversary. The Wild West Film Festival is an annual festival that pushes groups of filmmakers to write, shoot, and edit a five minute film within 48 hours.
more at Press Release Central
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Kilpatrick has always been interested in music. He said he is not sure when it became less of a hobby and more of a passion, but it is definitely something that is in his blood.
more at The Examiner
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As a 3-year-old, Alexandria “Lexie” Hairston told her mother she wanted to be a superstar. As she grew older, her dream never changed.
more at Sun Publications
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Last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the Riot Room hosted the Local Artist Overthrow, a showcase of 26 local bands and artists in one venue. Tireless Todd Zimmer worked a marathon weekend photographing 22 of those bands. Present Magazine has extensive photos.
Photo set 1
Photo set 2
Photo set 3 (with review)
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The loss of the Kansas City, Kansas Street Blues Festival, at least for this year, brings to mind other great festivals that the Kansas City area has lost.
more at examiner.com
and a preview of the Gladstone Summertime Bluesfest
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About 40 folks — technicians, actors, Civil War re-enactors — have gathered this weekend in the woods outside Weston to shoot a movie. No, that’s not exactly right. They’re here to shoot a trailer — a preview — for a movie called “Arkansas Traveler” that hasn’t been made yet. The trailer will be shown to potential investors in an attempt to raise the $10 million the project will require.
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Eighteen bands of various genres — from classic and hard rock cover bands to indie original rock and metal ones — will compete June 5-6 at the first Topeka and Midwest Music Scene Battle of the Bands.
more at the Topeka Capital-Journal
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The year was 1966, and the tiny mountain city of Creede, Colo., was in imminent danger of becoming a ghost town. Half a dozen local silver mines, the burg's economic lifeline for decades, were closing. Something had to be done, and fast.
more at the Lawrence Journal-World
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Charlotte Street Foundation’s Urban Culture Project seeks applications from artists interested in being considered for its Studio Residency Program for both visual and performing artists. Applications are next due Friday, July 16.
more at the Charlotte Street Foundation
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The year was 1966, and the tiny mountain city of Creede, Colo., was in imminent danger of becoming a ghost town. Half a dozen local silver mines, the burg's economic lifeline for decades, were closing. Something had to be done, and fast.
more at the Lawrence Journal-World
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"The Light in the Piazza," an award-winning quasi-operatic musical about a rich woman's quandary when her mentally damaged daughter falls in love with a handsome young Italian, gets a workmanlike production from the feisty Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre.
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Spring is almost over and children’s minds have begun to wander from the school room to fun Summer activities. Hundreds of children will dream about exploring the arts and expressing themselves at the Community School of the Arts’ Summer Camps. However, many of them won’t be able to join their friends at our Summer Camps without financial assistance.
more at KC Studio
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 In case you missed it…I wanted to link back to our 2010 listing of area pools, open to the public. School’s been out a matter of minutes…and we’re already in a pool frame of mind. That’s all I’ve heard… more
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My first experiment shooting in a 9:16 aspect ratio. I know a lot of people hate it or think it's the sign of an amateur, but I think it has it's place and can be cool.
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Jason Smith in April 2009 outside on the lawn at Just Off Broadway in Kansas City performing a fire act for Beth Byrd's Laid Back Fundraiser. This focuses mostly on the part of Jason's performance when he spins up the flame into a pair of big fireballs in a barbell configuration.
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If Mother Nature cooperates, thousands of visitors are expected to converge on downtown Liberty Saturday, June 5, for the first Liberty Arts Squared and for Squared Off, a lost-arts event, also scheduled that day just south of the Square at Corbin Mill.
more at the Liberty Tribune
and at Liberty Arts Squared
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Kansas City actor Tim Scott is probably best known as the MC for the Royals at Kaufmann Stadium.
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The Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre’s touching production of the 2005 Tony Award-winning Broadway musical “The Light in the Piazza” provides a sterling case study of how music can completely transform a story.
more at Sun Publications
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District support buildings open 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, closed Fridays in June and July
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At the end of 2009, local filmmakers Justin Gardner and Trevor Hawkins asked the band Olympic Size to score their short film, “We Will Make You Whole Again.”
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Kansas City. Summer. Think brutal. As in brutal heat, unpredictable storms and humidity that can soak your sticky body through and through. So why, you may ask, would such a place have so much outdoor entertainment?
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Hayley Weston and Kendra Marr, Olathe North High School seniors, recently placed in the top 10 in a national invitational competition.
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Kay Haas, district language arts coordinator, has been elected as chair of the Secondary Section Steering Committee of the National Council of Teachers of English, which has more than 50,000 members.
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Some sing lead, others sing backup, but the blend of different voices makes for a harmonic sisterhood for the Northland Chapter of the Sweet Adelines International.
more at the Liberty Tribune
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Todd Zimmer documents three of the bands performing at recordBar on May 22, 2010 for KC Uncovered, a night of music organized by Bill Sundahl and Slimm Adkins where five local bands – American Catastrophe, The Last Call Girls, The Afterparty, The Bleachbloodz, and Federation of Horsepower – cover the music of their peers.
more at Present Magazine
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From the Independent Filmmakers Coalition:
Cristo Rey is an inner city high school that strives to break the cycle of poverty through education and work training. We’re part of a national network that’s transforming urban education. Things are pretty exciting around here these days – we’re gearing up for our historic first graduation on June 4!
We’re seeking a videographer who can offer raw video capture of our graduation ceremony. Hoping for a freelancer. This isn’t in our budget and someone who could do it pro bono would be ideal – it’s a historic moment for the community and the city, and we’d be honored to have a professional cover the event. Do you have an opportunities listing or email list where I may get in touch with your members? I’d love to, at the very least, put a feeler out there for those who may be interested!
Sarah Koci
Development Associate
816.457.6044 phone
816.595.2807 direct
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Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre's bare-bones production of the intelligent but swoony musical drama The Light in the Piazza moved me on its own terms the second time I saw it. The first time I saw it, everyone in the show pretended that the leading man wasn't bleeding from an open wound on his face.
more at The Pitch
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Golfers are encouraged to register now for the 14th annual Olathe Public Schools Foundation Golf Classic set for June 17 at Prairie Highlands Golf Course, 14695 S. Inverness, Olathe, Kan. All proceeds support summer school scholarships and classroom grants for Olathe School District students of all ages.
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They had no idea that making a stop-motion animated movie would be so difficult, so exhausting. Each scene is filmed one frame at a time while doll-like “actors” are manipulated between shots to give the illusion of movement. But for Kansas City Art Institute grads Jeremy Casper, Isaiah Powers and Stuart Bury, the stress and weariness have paid off.
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Forest View Elementary, which opened in August 2009, has earned the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Schools Silver certification in Kansas for energy and water efficiency, indoor environmental quality and stewardship of resources.
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"The Sound of Music" will play this summer at Blue Springs City Theatre. The production is in need of an orchestra director for the show. The show dates are July 15-18, 22-25. Performances are at the Blue Springs High School Auditorium. The position pays $150.
The following instruments are needed: Flute, oboe, clarinet, Bassoon, horn, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, Tuba, 2 violins, Viola, cello, bass.
You can set your own rehearsal schedule for the orchestra. They usually only practice 2-3 times before joining the cast. The orchestra joins the cast on July 12, 13, 14 and then the run of the show.
If you are interested in the position of orchestra director, please email your music resume to Sheila Cage, carpentercage@comcast.net
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The Tavern on Green has become the oasis of blues in the Lee's Summit area, and Coyote Bill and His Wild Ones will amp up the atmosphere there on Saturday, May 29. Coyote and His Wild Ones turned in a great performance at Tavern on Green soon after the club opened as one of the highlights of a ten band, ten hour, amps up to ten blues event. A full night of uninterrupted Wild Ones should make for a slide guitar fan's dream. The Examiner asked Coyote Bill a few questions about the band.
more at examiner.com
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With dreadlocks and an unusual style, musician Awadagin Pratt has made classical music more real and relevant to urban audiences. He will perform from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Afrikan Centered Collegium Campus, 3500 East Meyer Blvd. The performance is presented by the Lady of Freedom Monument Foundation’s Urban Wellness Campus, a health and wellness “chamber of commerce” that offers free workshops and demonstrations to promote healthy lifestyles and holistic wellness approaches in the area. General admission is $35, and VIP tickets are $75. They can be purchased at www.ladyoffreedom.org.
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A rather fantastic black and white clip features Martin Sexton and his band singing "Gypsy Woman" outside his tour bus for a group of fans who were unable to get tickets to his sold out show.
more at Tony's Kansas City
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 If you have an insect- or arachnid-phobia, you may want to steer clear of Powell Gardens all summer. On the other hand, if you have kids who love bugs, you won’t want to miss this!
Dave Rogers’ Big Bugs exhibit… more
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From the Independent Filmmakers Coalition:
This is Jonathan Dillon from Rigged (aka Fight Night). I am directing and producing a book trailer for this company out of Los Angeles called ASI. But we are shooting in and around the greater Kansas City area. Basically we create a fictional movie trailer for a book that is about to be published and then show it online to gain exposure and market the book. It is very low budget and can only offer $50 a day for each part, but thought maybe you would know a few talented people.
Below is the cast description and we are holding auditions: THIS FRIDAY, MAY 28TH in Lenexa. Please have any actors interested to send an email to this address c47pictures@yahoo.com with a head shot and resume to set up an audition time this Friday. We will be filming the following week. Also, here is a link for an example of a trailer they have done before: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kvu-aPi8PaA
CHARACTERS:
ALICIA is of Italian decent, dark hair and dark eyes, completely ravishing at the age of 25
ESTEBAN ALVEZ, 45, dark haired with olive-coloured skin. Although attractive there is something sinister about him.
MABEL, 13, her long black hair sets off her green eyes. She is the younger sister of Alicia and is pregnant.
ROBERTO BURAN, 50, dashing, and has lots of money.
JUANITA, mid 30’s, is having a secret relationship with Esteban.
There is NO NUDITY, however there is a love scene between Alicia and Roberto in which they will be kissing. Talent must be comfortable with this.
best
Jonathan Dillon
c47pictures@yahoo.com
Director/Producer/Editor FIGHT NIGHT
www.jonathandillon.com
 
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After 35 years —18 of them in the Lee’s Summit School District — Martin is retiring from teaching high school theater.
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Hutchinson resident LeRoy Esau, a former assistant director for Midwestern Music and Art Camp, will serve as the guest conductor for the “National Emblem” march during the Lawrence City Band’s first summer performance tonight.
more at the Lawrence Journal-World
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Kansas City Symphony Music Director Michael Stern previews the exciting Classical Series season finale featuring pianist Vladimir Feltsman. Call 816-471-0400 to purchase tickets today or visit kcsymphony.org for more information!
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This will be a parking lot sale and cookout. All proceeds of this event will go to Children's Miracle Network. Any and all donations are welcome. Please contact Sherry OBrien at 913-829-0437.
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On Friday, May 14, 2010, the local Kansas City band The Hellhound Junkies performed in front of an almost packed house at the Crosstown Station located in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
more at examiner.com
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Jay Novacek will be assistant principal and athletic director at Olathe Northwest High School, and Amanda Faunce will be assistant principal at Olathe East High School next year.
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Free Lecture: "Gold Star Mothers and World War I"
Saturday, May 29, 1 p.m.
Dr. Lisa Budreau, historian and author, will draw from her new book "Bodies of War: World War I and the Politics of Commemoration in America, 1919-1933" to talk about Gold Star Mothers. Book signing to follow. This free event will be held in the Museum's J.C. Nichols Auditorium.
Vintage Military Vehicle Display
Sunday-Monday, May 30 - 31
The Military Vehicle Preservation Society displays vintage military vehicles on the Southeast Lawn of the National World War I Museum. Their members will be available to answer your questions about their collections.
Celebration at the Station
Sunday, May 30, 4 - 10 p.m.
Enjoy a spectacular patriotic concert by the Kansas City Symphony. The free performance starts at 7:30 p.m. and concludes with a fantastic fireworks display over the Liberty Memorial Tower. Bring a blanket, chairs or a picnic and enjoy this great tradition. Celebration at the Station is sponsored by Bank of America. For details visit www.CelebrationAtTheStation.com.
Memorial Day Observance Ceremony
Monday, May 31, 9:30 a.m.
The outdoor ceremony begins at 9:30 a.m. with a color guard parade and includes performances by the American Legion Band, dedication of newly installed Walk of Honor bricks and a keynote address by Chaplain Major R. Patrick Moore. The Museum will open immediately following the ceremony (approximately 11 a.m.). Free parking and shuttle service are available on May 31 from the parking lots at Grand & 27th Streets from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free Movie: "Gold Star Mothers: Pilgrimage of Remembrance"
Monday, May 31, 1 p.m.
This 2004 film, produced by the University of Illinois public television station, examines government-funded trips that took mothers to WWI cemeteries (60 minutes). This free event will be held in the Museum's J.C. Nichols Auditorium. Part of the "The Great War, the Great Movies" with a series theme of WWI documentaries.
Free Lecture: Americans All! Foreign-born Soldiers in World War I
Tuesday, June 1, 7 p.m.
Dr. Nancy Gentile Ford, Professor of History, Bloomsburg University, Pennsylvania will draw from her recent book Americans All! Foreign-born Soldiers in World War I to highlight the contributions of Italian Americans. Book signing to follow. The series is made possible by a grant from the Barton P. and Mary D. Cohen Charitable Trust and the Harry Portman Charitable Trust. The "Americans All" Lecture Series explores the important role American minorities played during the Great War. This free event will be held in the Museum's J.C. Nichols Auditorium.
Museum and Memorial Hours for Memorial Day Weekend
Please note that regular admission fees apply throughout the weekend.
Saturday, May 29 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, May 30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday, May 31 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday, June 1, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Museum will be open on First Fridays from June through September until 9 p.m. Join us on June 4 and tour the Museum and the Tower.
more at the National World War I Museum
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The Central Missouri Repertory Theatre at the University of Central Missouri launches its 29th annual summer season featuring the musical, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, and a touring children’s show, Everykid.
more at the University of Central Missouri
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Justin Parlette, Support System Administrator with UMKC Information Services, has launched a locally-produced web series.
more at UMatters
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Join the Kansas City Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts and learn the ethical implications of representing artists with a two hour continuing legal education seminar “The Ethics of Representing Artists Pro Bono” at 6pm June 30 at the Arts Incubator, 115 W 18th St. 2 hours Ethics Credit in Kansas and 2.2 hours Ethics Credit in Missouri. For more information call (816) 472-3535 or visit www.KCVLAA.org
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Light lunch catered by Jimmy Johns Gourmet Sandwhiches/K-7. Ribbon Cutting is at noon with the customer appreciation event following at 1 p.m.
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Here are some clips of the cast of Egads! Theatre's "Eating Raoul - The Musical" as they run through their first read-through/sing-through rehearsal together.
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As has been noted elsewhere, there's no shortage of great new jazz. But there's an increasingly limited number of people willing to consume it.
more at Plastic Sax
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 To celebrate the upcoming Jiggle Jam Family Fest at Crown Center, we are giving away TWO CDs by Sugar Free Allstars! This vibrant duo out of Oklahoma will be performing live on the JIGGLE Stage, Saturday, May 29, 2010… more
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For the final show of the Unicorn Theatre’s season, playwright Zina Camblin gives us And Her Hair Went With Her, a funny and thought-provoking look at the modern African-American female. It’s a two-woman show, and both actresses portray a number of black women with various personalities… and personal issues.
more at Camp
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Nancy Besa with Broadway Across America is interviewed on KCTV5 about the next season of shows.
more at KCTV
[thanks, Tony]
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Gates Bar B.Q. is smokin’ hot right now. On his new single, “O.G.,” Kansas City rap king Tech N9ne gives major props to Kansas City’s barbecue king, Ollie Gates, who founded the restaurant in 1946.
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A local composer and an assistant theater professor last week won the 2010 Charlotte Street Foundation Generative Performing Artist Awards. Brad Cox, leader of the People’s Liberation Big Band, and Stephanie Roberts, founder of Boom! An International Lost and Found Family Marching Band, each received $6,500 for their work.
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In the world of for-profit regional theater, where a successful franchise guarantees tidy box-office revenues and never-ending royalties for the writers, everyone is on the lookout for the next big thing. The next “Nunsense.” The next “Menopause: The Musical.” The next “Forever Plaid.”
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Two guys in a kitchen. Booze. Flash points. Fist fights. Good times.
It’s all part of “On an Average Day” by John Kolvenbach, a play that makes its Kansas City debut this week at the Living Room at the Pearl, a new performance space at 1818 McGee St.
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More than fifty years ago one musical changed theater forever. Now its back on Broadway mesmerizing audiences once again. From the first note to the final breath, West Side Story soars as the greatest love story of all time. Directed by its two-time Tony Award-winning librettist Arthur Laurents, West Side Story remains as powerful, poignant and timely as ever. The new Broadway cast album of West Side Story recently won the 2010 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album. The Bernstein and Sondheim score is considered to be one of Broadway's finest and features such classics of the American musical theatre as "Something's Coming," "Tonight," "America," "I Feel Pretty" and "Somewhere."
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Chloe Abel grew up in Kansas City jazz clubs, watching her late father, Milt Abel, play the upright bass. “We never had a babysitter,” recalled Abel, 22. “My brother and I were bar babies.”
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Kansas City, after all, is not the jazz town it once was. The Royals continue to struggle. The Chiefs are coming off a tough year. Professional theater, on the other hand, is putting Kansas City on the map.
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Wylliams/Henry Contemporary Dance Company wowed its audience Friday with an outstanding program of dance highlighted by multimedia effects.
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The Kansas City Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, guest violin soloist Jennifer Koh and Maestro Michael Stern had a good night Friday at the Lyric Theater.
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Why did the rabbis start a film series? For the members of the Community Kollel of Kansas City, it furthers their educational mandate, even as it helps raise money for them to continue their work.
more at the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
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The Screenland Crossroads has a new owner. Not that moviegoers will notice many changes at the boutique theater at 17th and Washington streets.
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Almost a year after making a big impact at the Kansas City FilmFest 2009 with two sold-out screenings, Last Breath, directed by Ty Jones and produced by Aaron Laue, is now getting a fresh wind. Following a series of successful screenings and an Audience Choice Award, the film will make its Los Angeles debut in the 13th Annual Dances With Films Festival, June 8 at 9:30 p.m., in the epicenter of Hollywood.
more at Review
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PresentMagazine.com interviews Justin Gardner, director, writer, and producer, who created the enigmatic film We Will Make You Whole Again with director, editor, and producer Trevor Hawkins. Gardner discusses the making of the film and its six archetypal characters. Olympic Size, a local band known for their hypnotic and emotive style of indie rock, created the score for the 18-minute film.
more at Present Magazine
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued an Order and a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking making effective their call for wireless microphone users to vacate the 700 MHz spectrum by June 12, 2010. Performing arts organizations using wireless microphones must comply with the FCC's order and leave the 700 MHz Band as soon as possible.
To aid in this process, the FCC has made available an online resource for wireless microphone users that includes a Manufacturers Equipment list of affected wireless microphone systems and a Frequently Asked Questions section. You can also call the main FCC switchboard at 1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322) and select Option #2 to speak with someone about vacating the 700 MHz Band.
In addition to the above, two member organizations of the Performing Arts Alliance have created resources to help members through this transition process: Association of Performing Arts Presenters and Theatre Communications Group
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These are the wonderful opening credits, produced by KCAI ANIM faculty member Liz Van Verth, for our 6th annual student animation festival. The KCAI Frame by Frame Animation Festival is held every year in May at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
Animal by Alan Hun Shelton.
Hollowed Out by Jaclyn Dalbey, Mallory Dorn & Travis Drahozal.
Black Sheep Festival Titles by Megan Curtin.
Improv by Jonathan Lyman.
Flew the Coop by Alex Luko.
My Best Friend by Stuart Bury.
Typhon's Wake by Casey Parkhurst, Andy Alberto & Brandon Waltman.
The Fortune Cookie by Shannon Malewski
Out of Reach by Laura Ambrosiano
Spin Cycle by Sakari Singh
Luchadorable by Ryan Tonner
Joannamation by Joanna Quintero
Poo by Shaun Teamer
High Noon by Greg Alyea
Frank by Evan Tedlock.
Capricious Play by Josh Herron.
Up in the Air by Brittani Crawford, Daniela Villegas, Megan Curtin & Allegra Foley.
1 Year by Ethan Osman
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 The sun has finally made its long-awaited appearance…school is winding down and thoughts in my house are turning to SUMMER! One of the things we like to do is head to CommunityAmerica Ballpark in Kansas City, KS and take in… more
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Kansas City Symphony Music Director Michael Stern previews May 21-23 concerts featuring Jennifer Koh, violin, the Kansas City Symphony Chorus and of course, Ravel's Bolero! An action-packed weekend of concerts, with tickets starting at just $10! Call 816-471-0400 or visit kcsymphony.org for full details.
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The Kansas City Civic Opera celebrates its 25th anniversary recital with performances of i Pagliacci on Friday, May 21, 7:30 PM and Sunday, May 23, 2 PM at Avila University’s Goppert Theater.
more at Present Magazine
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Memorial Day Observance. Visit www.kslegion153.org or phone 913-782-0621 for details.
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The Olathe Civic Band, led by Director Ed Colson will perform its Winter Concert at Olathe Northwest High School, Olathe KS at 7:30 P.M. This is a free event. http://www.olathecivicband.org
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Under Director Ed Colson, the Olathe Civic Band will perform its Summer Concert at Northwest High School in Olathe. At the concert, thre will be an Ice Cream Social. What a fun event this will be! The show begins at 2 pm.
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Under Director Ed Colson, the Olathe Civic Band will perform its Summer Concert at Mahaffie Farmstead in Olathe. At the concert, thre will be an Ice Cream Social. What a fun event this will be! The show begins at 2 pm.
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The Olathe Civic Band is a multi-generational band that has been entertaining audiences in the Olathe area for over two decades. Its members range in age from 16 to 84, and among its members are teachers, accountants, chemists, bus drivers, exterminators, farmers, salesmen, moms, dads, grandparents and students. Under the direction of award winning director, Ed Colson, the Band has doubled in size to nearly 100 members since 1998.
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Each month a group of Kansas City's finest professional actors gets together at The Living Room, 1818 McGee, to read a beloved screenplay, similar to a radio show or play. This past week's event was a reading of "Clue," photographed by Paul Andrews.
more at KC Free Press
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Olathe Farmer’s Market Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold out) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold out). Located in historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means for individuals to sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call email to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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Saturdays (April 24 to October 16, 7 a.m. until sold) and Wednesdays (June 2 to September 29, 3pm until sold). In historic downtown Olathe at Poplar Street and Kansas Avenue. Note: Market Closed Saturday, September 9, 2010 due to Old Settler’s Days. The City of Olathe sponsors an invitation only Farmers' Market to provide a means by which individuals may sell primarily one regionally grown fresh produce and/or plants and fresh flowers. The market offers retail produce that can be grown in this geographic area and is not refined and/or made into another product. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Call or check website to verify specific dates and times. Contact Rick Dryden for more info at rdryden@olatheks.org 913-971-6263.
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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This event boasts extraordinary music! Eight men pay tribute to Broadway's greatest leading men with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim and Rodgers & Hammerstein as directed by Brad Zimmerman. You’ll hear Luck Be A Lady, The Impossible Dream, There is Nothing Like a Dame, and many more! (Rated G) Adults $21; Seniors/Students $20. Chestnut Fine Arts Center, 234 N. Chestnut St. Olathe, KS 66061 913-764-2121 Visit www.chestnutfinearts.com
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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View a century-old dairy farm home of two generations of the Ensor family and learn about the life they led. What was it like to be an early pioneer of Johnson County, Kansas and to build a farm from bare materials and hard work? Enjoy the hour plus tour of the 1890's memory-packed two story house and the older peg barn full of special Ensor archives. Other buildings can also be seen. Whether you see the farm implements, and tools, or the handcrafts of the women, who had strong aptitudes in artistic accomplishments, or the early woodworking projects and radio wizardry of Marshall Ensor, you will long consider what their lives were like. 0pen Saturdays and Sundays in May, June, September and October 1-5 p.m. Touring price: Donation of $2 per person. Groups of 10 or more, please call 971-6263 for scheduling tours or picnics. 18995 W. 183rd Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913-592-4141
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First festival of its kind in the Midwest, Jiggle Jam will generate the most joyful souond in the world- that of families having fun together. From classical to rock music- moms, dads, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and, of course, kids, will enjoy more than a dozen national and local entertainers, along with hands-on family activities. Visit www.kcjigglejam.com
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The “Mardi Gras of Meat,” this four-year-old weekend event features championship cooking competitions, live music, a kids’ barbeque contest, a hot air balloon rally and family entertainment in celebration of Kansa City’s barbeque heritage. Visit www.bbqcontest.info
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Kansas City’s dance scene has grown in size and stature over the years, thanks to groups such as the Wylliams/Henry Contemporary Dance Company, which has been performing here for the past 19 years.
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Audiences get a chance to see something exceedingly rare: a theater company’s artistic director taking the stage in a major role.
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Gold’s star turn on Bravo’s “Top Chef Masters” aired last month, but since the start of 2010, casting crews from Fox network’s “MasterChef,” hosted by Gordon Ramsay, and “America’s Next Great Restaurant” on NBC, with Bobby Flay as mentor and investor, have swooped in to audition Kansas City’s professional chefs and home cooks for roles on food TV reality shows. Why the flood of food TV in Kansas City?
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Friday, May 21; Saturday, May 22; Sunday, May 23 - Lyric Theatre. Michael Stern, music director; Jennifer Koh, violin; Kansas City Symphony Chorus, Charles Bruffy, director. Maestro Stern, our chorus and guest violinist Jennifer Koh weave a tapestry of ecstatic sounds both sacred and profane.
more at the KC Symphony
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Westview Elementary students are learning how to avoid Webville Outlaw characters like Potty-Mouth-Pete, Meet-Me-Mac, Look-at-Dis-Louie, and Wanna-Know-Wally while they're on the World Wide Web. Helping them learn about Internet safety are computer learning associate Jan Dunlap and Clicky, the main cartoon character on the NetSmartz Web site.
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Amore Dance - Grand Opening at 11800 Quivira, Saturday May 8, 11800 Quivira, Overland Park, KS 66213, 913.338.0888, www.amoredance.com
more at KC Dance
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The worlds most famous nanny is coming to you! Combining the best of the original stories by P. L. Travers and the beloved Walt Disney film, the Tony Award-winning Mary Poppins is everything youd hope for in a Broadway musical—and more. Produced by Disney and Cameron Mackintosh, the show includes such wonderful songs as Chim Chim Cher-ee, A Spoonful of Sugar, Lets Go Fly a Kite and, of course, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. The NY Daily News hails Mary Poppins as a roof-raising, toe-tapping, high-flying extravaganza! Let your imagination take flight at this perfectly magical musical!
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A fundraiser for local radio station KKFI 90.1 FM and the KC Fringe. Runway events featured fashions created by local designers, boutiques and KCAI students. David Wayne Reed emceed and DJ Leo Unite Us, the Goodfoot, and Voler – Thieves of Flight brought the show to life.
photos at Nightlife KC
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So, what’s big, green and ate Broadway? The answer can only be Audrey II, the colossal carnivorous plant from the hit musical “Little Shop of Horrors.” Padgett Productions’ rendition of the popular show has engulfed the H&R Block City Stage at Union Station.
more at Sun Publications
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Enter to win a DVD of Rossini's The Barber of Seville (2010) with Joyce DiDonato and Juan Diego Florez. Mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato will return to the Harriman-Jewell Series in recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, February 13, 2011 (her birthday), at the Folly Theater in downtown Kansas City, MO. The DVD winner will be selected and notified on Tuesday, May 25.
more at the Harriman-Jewell Series
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The bosoms-heaving Kansas farm girl in the blue-gingham dress and sensible ruby reds announces: "1939." Dirty Dorothy says it with a throaty reverence, taking us back, certain we all know her 1939 like we do Elvis' 1957 or the Beatles' 1964.
more at The Pitch
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The Canadian circus franchise that has entertained more than 100 million spectators since its inception in 1984 brings its Alegria show to the Sprint Center this week. It's a family-friendly affair, complete with farting clowns and eye-popping costumes. But cover the kids' ears. The flying, contorting and balancing performers accomplish nothing less than holy-***, WTF feats of acrobatics.
more at The Pitch
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From the Kansas Arts Commission:
In this environment, all areas of spending — including the arts — are under increased scrutiny. Lawmakers may question whether government has a legitimate role to play in the arts or may ask why the arts should receive funds when so many other needs are pressing. Designed for public arts leaders and advocates by the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, Why Should Government Support the Arts? answers why the arts are an essential public investment? The document includes research on numerous economic, educational and civic benefits of investing in the arts to aid in arts advocacy.
more at the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies
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Diversity of thought - the idea of more-than-one-way - is key to understanding the potential of diversity and inclusion as an organizational resource. This workshop will explore both the value and business case for diversity in the workplace.
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Effective Monday, May 24, both Olathe library locations will have new hours for the summer. The Olathe Public Library, 201 E. Park, will be open Monday –Thursday, 9 am – 8 pm, Friday, 9 am – 5 pm, Saturday, noon – 5 pm and Sunday, 1 – 5 pm. The Indian Creek Branch, 12990 S. Black Bob Road, will be open Monday –Thursday, 10 am – 8 pm, Friday, 10am – 5 pm, Saturday, noon – 5 pm and Sunday, 1 – 5 pm. Service at the drive-through window at the branch library will no longer be available beginning May 24. For more information, call 913-971-6850 or log on @ www.olathelibrary.org
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Tatiana Dokoudovska was known to many as a strict and demanding teacher as well as a leader and visionary. In 1957, she founded Kansas City Ballet because she saw a true need in the community for the presence of classical ballet.
On April 24, former dancers, board members and patrons of the Kansas City Ballet in the 1960s and 1970s gathered to honor Miss Tania and remember her love of dance. The reunion was the highlight of a fundraising campaign created to name the library in the new Bolender Center after the company’s founder. According to Lisa Merrill Hickok, co-chairman of the campaign, “We wanted to honor and preserve Miss Tania’s memory and legacy for future generations.” Headed by Michele Hamlett-Weith, Steve Short, Carl Welander and Mrs. Hickok, the campaign has raised more than $75,000 for the Library.
Miss Tania’s personal library and many of her personal items will be housed and displayed in the Tatiana Dokoudovska Library for Dance, allowing her to continue to be an inspiration to all who visit.
Kansas City Ballet wishes to congratulate the committee and thank those who helped with its success. These supporters will also have their names displayed on a plaque in the Library. Donations are still being collected for this naming opportunity. Contact Alison Patterson or 816-931-2232 x1307.
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Shay Estes and Trio ALL are a key example of the spectacular young jazz talent gracing Kansas City today, the type of talent which inspired me to start this blog. Shay sings, while ALL is an acronym for drummer Zack Albetta, pianist Mark Lowrey and bassist Ben Leifer (note the first letter of each last name).
more at kcjazzlark
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The Kansas Arts Commission is now accepting nominations for the 2011 Governor's Arts Awards. Each year the Governor of Kansas and the KAC honor artists, organizations, businesses, schools, communities and arts supporters who have made outstanding arts and cultural contributions to Kansas and the nation. Awardees are nominated by members of the public, selected by a panel and honored at a reception and ceremony in spring 2011 in Topeka. The deadline for nominations is September 16, 2010. Download a flyer to pass on to a friend!
more at the Kansas Arts Commission
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If movie critics can’t keep people from seeing bad movies, at least they can point them in the direction of good movies. That’s the idea behind EbertFest, a collection of underappreciated movies hand-picked by world-famous film critic Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Fusion Fest - Belly Dance Showcase with Sera Sostice, Saturday, May 8, 2010, The Beaumont Club, 44th and Pennsylvania, Kansas City, MO 64111, http://www.LaylaBintAli.com
more at KC Dance
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Ratings - Current Performances
- 5.00 Becky's New Car - New Theatre Restaurant. (2 Votes)
- 5.00 The Dixie Swim Club - American Heartland Theatre. (1 Vote)
- 4.00 Murder on the Wrong Side of the Tracks - The Mystery Train. (1 Vote)
- 2.25 Kansas City's Original Comedy Sports - ComedyCity. (8 Votes)
Ratings - Top Ten Rated Shows of the Last 3 Months
- 5.00 A Collective Cy - Olathe Community Theatre Association. (4 Votes)
- 5.00 Venice - Kansas City Repertory Theatre. (3 Votes)
- 5.00 Becky's New Car - New Theatre Restaurant. (2 Votes)
- 4.75 Kiss Me Kate - Musical Theater Heritage. (4 Votes)
- 4.67 I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change - American Heartland Theatre. (3 Votes)
- 4.50 Life On The Mississippi - The Coterie Theatre. (4 Votes)
- 4.50 Frindle - The Coterie Theatre. (4 Votes)
- 4.50 Slammed: KC Speaks Out on the Recession - UMKC Theatre. (2 Votes)
- 4.50 Seussical - Christian Youth Theater. (2 Votes)
Reviews - Five Most Recent of Past Performances
- 4.50 Seussical - Christian Youth Theater. (2 Votes)
- 4.00 Fools - Kearney/Holt Community Theatre. (1 Vote)
- 3.67 Dark Play or Stories for Boys - Relevance Productions. (6 Votes)
- 3.20 Pippin - The Barn Players, Inc. (15 Votes)
- 2.00 Cinderella - Christian Youth Theater. (1 Vote)
Rate and review events online at KC Stage
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UMKC Clean Commute is proud to host the Kansas City premier of Beyond the Motor City. Wednesday May 19, 7:00-9:00 PM at the Tivoli Theater, 4050 Pennsylvania Ave., Kansas City, Missouri.
Beyond the Motor City, a new documentary directed by acclaimed filmmaker Aaron Woolf ( King Corn), examines how Detroit, a grim symbol of America's diminishing status in the world, may come to represent the future of transportation and progress in America.
Narrated by Miles O'Brien, the film explores Detroit's historic investments in infrastructure—from early 19th-century canals to the urban freeways that gave the "Motor City" its name and made America's transportation system the envy of the world.
But over the last 30 years, much of the world has left Detroit—and America—behind, choosing faster, cleaner, more modern transportation. In a journey that takes us into the neighborhoods of Detroit and then beyond to Spain, California and our nation's capital, Beyond the Motor City urges us to ask how we might finally push America's transportation system into the 21st century.
Beyond the Motor City is part of Blueprint America, a national, multi-platform initiative examining the state of America's transportation infrastructure. Blueprint America was created and produced by Thirteen for WNET.ORG and supported by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Surdna Foundation. This May and June, the Blueprint America Screening Tour will bring Beyond the Motor City to cities across America's industrial heartland—and beyond—in a community screening initiative intended to raise questions and seek answers about the future of transportation in America.
UMKC Clean Commute is a program of Bridging The Gap. More info can be found at www.bridgingthegap.org
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Friday night the Kansas City Symphony presented a Classical Series concert of Viennese music written between 1785 and 1911 — a study of great contrast between two or three worlds that have all vanished.
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Pets in the Park will be on May 22nd from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. This free event is provided with support from The Kiwanis Club of Independence, The Examiner, D.O.G. (Dog Obedience Group), Animals Best Friends, PAW’S, B Vogue, and the Independence Animal Shelter. Toby Cook of the Kansas City Royals will serve as emcee for the Pet Parade. 
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Readers–here it is–a listing of major KC-metro area pools, open to the public, and their locations! Pools will generally open for the season next Saturday, May 29, 2010–the start of Memorial Weekend. (That’s no guarantee that the water is warm!!!)… more
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Jane Chu, president and CEO, of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, will deliver an update on the center at 7:15 a.m. Friday, June 4, at the InterContinental Kansas City Hotel, 401 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, MO.
more at Infozine
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Meadow Lane Elementary students are hungry for knowledge, so this year's home/school reading program was appropriately titled Chow Down on Books. After reading more than a half-million pages at home and school this year, they celebrated the accomplishment with a special assembly featuring retired Kansas City Chiefs guard Will Shields and current Chiefs linebacker Corey Mays.
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Just for Her Expo 2010 is next weekend, May 21st and May 22nd. Just For Her Expo is Kansas City's premier women's event! The leading Kansas City women's magazine, women's online resource guide and radio stations have partnered to present an event like no other to connect you with the best of Kansas City! This once-a-year, one-of-a-kind event offers women the opportunity to spend time shopping and learning everything they need know, JUST FOR HER. We combine fashion & style, beauty, wellness, health, fitness, baby & kids, food tastings, entertainment and more under one roof. We'll take all the things that women want and put them into one amazing event you won't want to miss! 
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The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce presents Fiesta Kansas City! Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at this tenth annual event, which features great music, food, dancing and exhibits. More than 100 food and vendor booths. 2 Stages with Live Entertainment with salsa, merengue, reggeaton, duranguense, norteño, tejano, Latin rock, folkloric dance groups, and much more! Hyatt Regency Crown Center is the host hotel for Fiesta Kansas City. 
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Stephanie Conklin has been named principal for Brougham Elementary School at 15500 S. Brougham Drive in Olathe. She replaces Brian Lowe, who will be principal at Meadow Lane Elementary School next school year.
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Celebrate the spirit of tennis and kick-off the summer season in May, USA Tennis Month. This USTA National Program offers special on-court activities such as Tennis 101, interactive games, and a Kids Zone for you to learn about tennis and show off your skills. Giveaways and refreshments will be available. 
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Running with the Cows™, Half Marathon, 5K, and Kid’s Trot, is this Saturday May 15th. This event features a beautiful scenic course through the southernmost part of Johnson County, KS. Bring the whole family to enjoy the fresh air and Bovine Fun! They will have the Kids Corral with Cow Crafts and Button Making, Moon Walk, Tattoos, and Face Painting. There will be a Fire Truck and Ambulance for touring as well as Ident-a-Kid and Car Seat Checks. The kids will have a blast at the mini petting zoo and might even be able to bottle feed a calf – until she gets full! And there will be plenty of great food and MILK for everyone! Race profits will support Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic School and Catholic Relief Services. 
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Machine Quilters Showcase is an annual convention and quilt show owned by the International Machine Quilters Association. This year's theme is 'South of the Border'. Quilters from all over the world attend classes, enter their quilts into competition, and shop the marvelous vendor mall. Evening social events provide a wonderful opportunity for networking. 
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Light House Walk for Life is a family friendly event. Join in and walk to benefit the Light House! Whether you’re an individual, family, youth group, classroom, or just a group of friends - if you want to make a difference, save lives, and get a little exercise while you’re at it, this is the event for you. So lace up your walking shoes and tell your friends and family – we hope to see you there! 
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm Historic Site is open late from 6-8 Thursday nights in June and July. Enjoy a variety of historic-themed activities. Free admission; special activities like stagecoach rides are
$2/person.
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You’d never know by the weather today…but summer is fast approaching and school is almost out. A much-anticipated event at our house is an evening (or two) at “The K”- home of the Kansas City Royals!
Once again, the Royals… more
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Friday, May 21, half day for grades 1-8, 10-11
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Our 5th annual MidAmerica Nazarene University Community Fair is coming soon! This is an excellent opportunity to tap into the tremendous work force represented by the MNU student body, advertise current part-time job openings, or promote service and volunteer opportunities.
The event follows welcome week and will be combined with an outdoor picnic to maximize exposure of your business. For details and registration information, check out the link below: http://www.mnu.edu/community-fair. The deadline to register is August 27, 2010.
Hope to see you at the Fair!
Alison Weinstock
MNU ServiceCorps
913-971-3541
mnuservicecorps1@mnu.edu
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More than 3,200 district employees shared their thoughts with administrators on the fifth annual employee climate survey distributed last winter. The results are very good, Assistant Superintendent Gary George said.
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The Olathe District was pleased to learn today (Tuesday, May 11) that the Legislature had completed its work on the budget for next year. State funding for K-12 will remain at the reduced $4,012 per student that occurred this past November. (NOTE: School funding was $4,433 per student at the beginning of the 2008-09 school year.)
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 If you’ll be in Kansas City over Memorial Weekend–you might want to check out the 3rd annual Jiggle Jam Family Fest at Crown Center! Jiggle Jam takes place Saturday, May 29 from 9am-8pm, and on Sunday, May 30 from… more
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 A while back, I wrote about the (then upcoming) Coterie Theatre production of Andrew Clements’ Frindle. Basically, I was giving you all a heads up, letting you know of Coterie’s latest show. Now, it’s time to fill you in on… more
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KSD 2nd Annual R.A.C.E. (Raising Awareness for Children's Education
Car show and family fun! Special guest Luke Adams from season 4 of "The Amazing Race". Car Show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with trophies awarded in several categories. Street Dance from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Activities for kids and families with food for purchase. All funds go to the Kansas State School for the Deaf Endowment which helps support activities in the classroom and dorms. Sponsorship opportunities are available.
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 Vacation Bible School (VBS) is something that many families look forward to each summer. Typically kids go for several hours a day for one week, kids enjoy being with their friends, playing games and even learning a thing or two–all… more
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Used book sale sponsored by the Friends of the Olathe Public Library. All books sorted by category.
Friday, July 9 - noon - 5 pm
Saturday, July 10 - 10 am - 3 pm (Five-Bucks-A-Bag from Sat. 1 - 3 pm)
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Used book sale sponsored by the Friends of the Olathe Public Library. All books sorted by category.
Friday, June 11 - noon - 5 pm
Saturday, June 12 - 10 am - 3 pm (Five-Bucks-A-Bag from Sat. 1 - 3 pm)
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