Good morning. It’s Monday, November 27. Here’s what you need to know to start your day. The Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City is set to present “Chicken & Biscuits,” a heartwarming family comedy written by Douglas Lyons. This play delves into the complexities of family dynamics and the enduring power of love in challenging times.
Read on for more information about showtimes and tickets to this delightful production.
Get Ready to Laugh with “Chicken & Biscuits” at Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City
The Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City presents “Chicken & Biscuits,” a family comedy written by Douglas Lyons. The play explores the complexities of family dynamics and the resilience of love in the face of adversity. With a heartwarming blend of humor and love, audiences can expect an unforgettable evening filled with laughter and connection. Read on for more information about showtimes and tickets.
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PUT THESE EVENTS ON YOUR CALENADAR
Sun, Dec 3, 4 – 7 pm: Dr. Umar Johnson – “The Future of Black Children” Gem Theater, 1615 E 18th. an enlightening event with renowned speaker and advocate, Dr. Umar Johnson, as he delves into the pressing topic of “The Future of Black Children.” This in-person gathering promises to be an eye-opening experience, filled with thought-provoking discussions and actionable insights. Reserve a spot https://bit.ly/3QVoQRh FREE
Tue, Dec 5 • 11:30 am: Wyandotte County State of the Government– Hosted by the KCK Rotary Club. Memorial Hall, 600 North 7th Street Trafficway KCKS. KCK Mayor Tyrone Garner will be giving this year’s State of the Government Presentation. Rotary has been hosting this annual address since the 1960’s. The mayor will be reviewing the past year and reflecting on what comes next. COST: $35+ https://bit.ly/487ONUL
Thu, Dec 7, 11 am: BLOC Potential Partnership Brunch, Grand Street Cafe, 4740 Grand Ave. Annual event that features what the BLOC offers to a partner. This opportunity will offer partners to engage with current BLOC members and hear about our current partnerships. Reserve a spot https://bit.ly/40UQN00 FREE
Fri, Dec 8 • 7pm: BLOC Winter Gala, Glory At Midtown, 3124 Troost Ave. Come hang with the BLOC at our annual winter gala celebrating Black Educators in the Kansas City Region. BLOC has had an impactful 2023 and as we look towards our future, we understand the gravity of our responsibilities. Come join local heroes, past and present, as we Liberate our Communities together. https://bit.ly/3uxgR5e From $100.00
Fri, Dec 8 • 6pm: Heartland Black Chamber Annual Holiday Awards Dinner and Dance. The Gallery, 61 E 14th St. Reception/Cocktail, dinner, Awards/Program and dancing immediately after. Black Tie Attire. COST: $150+ https://bit.ly/3usByiB
Fri, Dec 8, 5:30 pm: Groundwork NRG Annual Meeting (Northeast Revitalization Group). 1314 Quindaro Blvd, KCKS. Join us for snacks, drinks, live music, a Futuristic Fashion Finest Competition, and our 2023 organizational review. We work to sustain and revitalize our beloved Northeast Kansas City, KS community, guided by principles of equity, community cohesion, institutional transparency, and environmental justice. Reserve a spot https://bit.ly/40VMDoP FREE
Fri, Dec 8 • 5 pm: Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, The Shops on Blue Parkway, 4209 E 50th Terrace. Be part of a cherished tradition, enjoy live jazz melodies, and feel the warm embrace of community spirit. FREE
Sat., Dec. 9, 3 pm: Holiday at the Apollo Gala, Friends of Yates. Dr Thomas Burke Technical Center, 6565 State Ave. KCKS. Celebrating 110 years of service. Semi-formal holiday attire COST $110+ RSVP by Nov. 27th, 913-321-1566 https://bit.ly/3R0rUfS
Sat, Dec 9, 7 pm: A SOULful Christmas, Delta Athenaeum and DEED Foundation, 900 E Linwood Blvd. Come and enjoy a night of Soulful renditions of your favorite Christmas songs by KC’s finest singers, including: Lee Langston, Jaà Reneè, Cherayla Haynes, Marlin Hatcher Jr., Ashley Phillips, hosted by Sean Tyler. (includes Buffet, Reserved Seating and Admission. COST $30.00+ https://bit.ly/49P1x46
Sat, Dec 9, 4 pm : SantaCon KC 2023. Westport, 500 Westport Rd. 19th annual SantaCon KC Pub Crawl for charity! Booze it up with a mob of Santas as we load the sleighs (party buses) in Westport, and travel from bar district to bar district, visiting numerous Santa friendly bars. COST: $40+ https://bit.ly/3uzaoXC
Mon, Dec 11, 6 pm: Historic West Bottoms Association Holiday Open House, The Quincy Building, 1311 West 13th. Event will take place in the historic Quincy Building which has been redeveloped by WeBo Property Group. Food and beverages provided by Historic West Bottoms Association featuring neighborhood restaurants, eateries, wineries and bars. The event will also feature paintings done by artists during the Wilbur Niewald Pliein. FREE Reserve spot https://bit.ly/47uiMGq
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