Events

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 legislation impacting the Black community. Lunch included

This 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, healing-centered leadership can foster resilience, psychological safety, and collective action within our communities. Guided by Mrs. Brandee Collins, participants will engage in reflection and dialogue […]

Join 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 to mingle and meet new people in a chill, in-person setting? Swing by UrbanCafe for an evening all about connection, laughs, and maybe a little […]

A 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 and communities, people are navigating rising housing costs, food prices, healthcare expenses, and the quiet trade-offs that come with trying to build a stable life. […]

Step. Sweat. Vibe! This Step Aerobics class brings the beats, the bounce, & the burn. All ages and fitness levels are welcome.

Join 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 […]

The 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, […]

Join 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 […]