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PUT THESE EVENTS ON YOUR CALENADAR
Tue. Apr. 4, 6:30 pm: Mapping Missouri’s Black Towns & Settlements, Bruce R Watkins Cultural Center 3700 Blue Parkway. Join us as we take a journey through Black towns and settlements in Missouri. Dr. Martin and Ms. Davis will be showcasing their Black Towns & Settlements Mapping Project, the first-ever online interactive map of communities incorporated or settled by African Americans.FREE
Wed., Apr. 5, 9 am – Noon: Women Transforming Criminal Justice, Graham Tyler Memorial Chapel, Park University. A roundtable event featuring 10 women from the Kansas City region in criminal justice-related fields. The program will be a communication exchange with women who “broke the rules” and have become successful within a culturally and socially non-traditional career field. FREE
Wed., Apr. 5, 5 pm: Velvet on a Wednesday, Velvet Freeze Daiquiri Shop, 1827 Vine St. Weekly drink specials, food specials we have DJ Wildboy on the 1s & 2s all night playing your favorite jams. FREE
Fri., Apr. 7, 10 – 11 am: Jazz Storytelling, American Jazz Museum Atrium, 1616 E 18th. Aimed at toddlers to early elementary schoolers, Jazz Storytelling is lead by vocalist Lisa Henry, storyteller Brother John, drummer Mike Warren, and bassist Tyrone Clark. Their master storytelling skills bring an innovative, engaged approach for you and the whole family to enjoy. FREE
Fri., Apr. 7, 11 am – 2 pm: Operation Hero Homecoming, Black Archives Of Mid-America, 1722 East 17th. Medal of Honor Recipient Private First Class Willy F. James Jr. a United States Army private first class who was killed in 1945 in action while running to the aid of his wounded platoon leader during World War II. His Medal of Honor will be displayed at the Black Archives of Mid-America. FREE
Fri., Apr. 7, 6 – 9 pm: First Friday Pop Up at Black Rose Co. Black Rose Co 1739 Oak St. in the Crossroads Arts District. Come shop our pop up vendors and enjoy music in the alleyway at Brewer’s Alley (18th and Oak) in downtown KCMO. FREE
Fri., Apr 7, 6 – 10 pm: First Friday Spring Artwalk, 1739 Gallery LLC 1739 Walnut St. join us for some amazing art from some incredibly talented local artists, enjoy fresh mocktails, shop local small businesses and grab a treat from the food truck. FREE
Sat., Apr. 8, 3 pm: 4409 Cypress Ave. This Event is a Fundraiser for the Non Profit organization Global One Urban Farming Community Garden. There will be free BBQ. And On site Corporate Chair Massages! Performances by: Local Recording Groups. COST: $25 http://bit.ly/42ynh0p
Sat., Apr. 8, 4 pm: 3rd Annual OG’s and Zoot Suits Fashion Show. Gem Theater 1615 East 18th. By Celebrity Booking USA. COST $35 http://bit.ly/3z3HmhI
Sat., Apr. 8, 11 am: Uni-Tea, Disabled American Veterans. Disabled American Veterans 14605 East US Highway 40. The women of Sigma Gamma Rho invite you in sisterhood to join us in fellowship at our Uni-Tea, a soror-bonding event and scholarship effort. A portion of the proceeds will go towards Sigma Salutes.Sat., Apr. 15, 10:30 am: Healthy, Thriving, Black Families: A Conversation on Black Maternal Health, Memorial Hall, 600 N. 7th. Join us to hear from our keynote speaker and panelists about their efforts and successes working towards birth equity. FREE
Tue., Apr 11, 8 – 11:59 pm: Tuesday Night Jazz Jam, Uptown Lounge 3400 Main. Tuesday Night Jazz Jam hosted by Eboni Fondren and friends every Tuesday. All musicians and listeners are welcome. FREE
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