Kansas Black Legislative Day
Kansas Black Legislative Day is an annual event at the Kansas State Capitol where Black Kansans and community members engage with legislators, learn about key policy issues, and advocate for […]
$15
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Docking State Office Building 915 S Harrison St., Topeka, Kansas
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Racial Equity Roundtable: Community C.A.R.E.
United Community Services of Johnson County 9001 W 110th Street, Overland Park, KS, United StatesThis interactive session will explore how intentional leadership can spark resilience, safety, and collective action.Racial Equity Roundtable: Community C.A.R.E. — A Framework for Healing-Centered LeadershipThis interactive roundtable explores how intentional, […]
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE WICHITA SALES TAX
Carl Brewer Community Center 1329 E 13th, WICHITA, KansasJoin us for a community informational session. Unbiased - Get the Facts - Get Your Questions Answered
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Urban Restaurant “All About Love” Singles MIxer
3420 Troost Ave 3420 Troost Avenue, Kansas City, MO, United StatesJoin us at Urban Restaurant "All About Love" for a fun singles mixer where sparks fly and connections happen!Join Us at Urban Restaurant for the "All About Love" Singles Mixer!Looking […]
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Soulful, Shaken & Savory Night
OLIVER'S LOUNGE 4717 E Douglas, Wichita, KansasLet the night be smooth, sweet, and full of soul.We’re serving up Valentine cocktails, specialty desserts, and a vibe made for savoring every sip and every moment. Shaken cocktails Decadent desserts Soulful […]
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COMMUNION: The Cost of Survival, Comfort & the Right to Dream
Keystone CoLAB 800 East 18th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesA space to talk honestly about money, stability, comfort, and the future we’re trying to build.The cost of living is no longer just a financial question—it’s a human one.Across cities […]
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Step ‘N Vibe: Step Aerobics Class
ArtsTech 1522 Holmes Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesStep. Sweat. Vibe! This Step Aerobics class brings the beats, the bounce, & the burn. All ages and fitness levels are welcome.
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Fathers Matter 2 Session
1206 N 38th St 1206 North 38th Street, Kansas City, KS, United StatesJoin us in person for Fathers Matter 2 Session, a real talk about why Fathers matter Fathers Matter 2 Session Join us in person for the Fathers Matter 2 Session! This event is all about celebrating and supporting dads everywhere. Come hang out, share experiences, and connect with other fathers in a relaxed and friendly […]
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Reel Black Film Fest 2026
Gem Theater 1615 East 18th Street, Kansas City, MO, United StatesThe 2nd annual film fest showcases a compelling curation of local short and feature-length films from Black filmmakers across the region.General admission is free, registration is required. The weekend kicks off Friday night with a VIP opening reception (paid ticket required) and wraps up with an after-party hosted by Vine Street Brewing Co. On Saturday, […]
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Shocker Community Night: “Move, Play, Connect”
Elementary, middle, and high school students — bring your families, mentors, and those who support you for a FREE night of fun, food, movement, and connection at WSU! Enjoy open access to: Gym games & open play E-Sports Hub Literacy/reading room Game stations & activities Free dinner (pizza + drinks) Door prizes while supplies last We’re welcoming students & families, church […]
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Slavery of Faith: A Black History Month Talk with Leslie Wagner-Wilson
Shawnee Church of the Nazarene 5539 Quivira Road, Shawnee, KS, United StatesJoin Leslie Wagner-Wilson, survivor of the Jonestown tragedy, for a real talk on faith, history, and resilience—don’t miss it!The Johnson County NAACP invites you to a Black History Month program featuring Leslie Wagner-Wilson, author of Slavery of Faith.Leslie Wagner-Wilson is one of the few survivors of the Jonestown tragedy of November 18, 1978. Through her […]
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Annual History Luncheon: Mission Impossible
Marriott Downtown Kansas City 200 W 12th Street, Kansas City, Missouri, a celebration honoring the rich legacy, achievements, and cultural contributions of African Americans. This inspiring event features keynote speakers, special guests, and reflections that pay tribute to the past while looking toward a future of unity, justice, and progress. Don’t miss this opportunity to gather, uplift, and commemorate Black excellence in our community.
$125
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