Good morning, Kansas City! We hope you had a great weekend. It’s Monday, July 22. Today, we highlight the vibrant arts scene in KC with a current running festival, celebrate the rich cultural traditions of Black KC, honor local civil rights pioneers, and delve into the political landscape as Vice President Kamala Harris faces a formidable challenge.
KC Fringe Festival Returns for 20th Season: Highlights Diverse Artists
The KC Fringe Festival, the largest arts and culture celebration in Kansas City, is back for its 20th season, featuring a diverse lineup of performances, films, and visual arts exhibitions, including several by Black artists.
KC Two-Step: Dance Classes & Lessons in Kansas City
From community centers to dance studios, Kansas City is buzzing with opportunities for learning the smooth and synchronized two-step dance, a cherished tradition in Black KC culture.
KCK to rename street in honor of civil rights pioneers
Kansas City, Kansas is set to honor two local civil rights pioneers, Chester and Lillie Owens, by renaming a stretch of 12th Street in their memory, a decision that underscores their decades of advocacy and community service.
Harris campaign raises $50 million in 24 hours, Biden endorses her as replacement
In a dramatic turn of events, Vice President Kamala Harris has inherited the Biden/Harris Campaign’s massive warchest and faces a formidable challenge from former President Donald Trump as the Democratic Party rallies behind her.
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