Happy Monday! Today, we’re bringing you exciting stories from Kansas City.
First up, the Kansas City Melting Pot Theatre is reviving James Baldwin’s groundbreaking play “The Amen Corner,” featuring the captivating story of Pastor Margaret, a prominent Black female figure in Harlem.
Discover the inspiring story of the W.E.B. DuBois Learning Center, a program that has been educating and empowering Black youth for 50 years.
And if you’re looking for some outdoor inspiration, check out the Riverfront Heritage Trail’s colorful makeover with murals reflecting the natural surroundings and spirit of the community.
Dixon & Grace:
Bill Grace and Leon Dixon, two young activists in Kansas City, formed the W.E.B. DuBois […]
KC’s Riverfront Heritage Trail Gets New Murals
The Riverfront Heritage Trail in Kansas City is being transformed by a mural project, featuring […]
KC Melting Pot Theatre Revives James Baldwin’s ‘Amen Corner’
Kansas City Melting Pot Theatre is bringing James Baldwin’s groundbreaking play “The Amen Corner” to […]
PUT THESE EVENTS ON YOUR CALENADAR
Mon., Nov. 20, 11:30 am: Community Service Appreciation Luncheon, Unity Village, Grand Ballroom at Unity. Celebrate the organizations that fund and support our local nonprofits who give of their time, talent and treasure. COST $20 https://bit.ly/45SrE6T
Tue., Nov. 21 & Wed., Nov. 22, 16th Annual Turkey Tuesday & Win Wednesday, Kansas City Urban Youth Academy, 1622 E 17th Terr. Sponsored by the Know Joey Foundation, On Tues. Nov. 21, 6 a.m. – 10 p.m., donations of turkeys, non-perishable, toiletries and money. On Wed., Nov. 22, giveaways, while supplies last, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. New this year, free meal on Wednesday. Sign up for info. For info, donations and information go to knowjoeyfoundation.org.
Thur. Nov 23, 5 pm: Evergy Plaza Lighting Ceremony, Country Club Plaza 41st and Wyandotte. celebrating 94 years as a beloved holiday tradition in the community. The Evergy Plaza Lighting Ceremony is open to the public and free to attend.
Fri., Nov 24. 5:30 pm: Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting Event, Crown Center Square. Discover Cocoa and Campfires, an area to enjoy hot beverages and s’mores by the fire pits. Stage entertainment begins at 5:30.
Fri., Nov. 24, 7 pm: “The Popper,” Record Bar, 1520 Grand Blvd. Live music with The Popper with Steddy P. COST $18+
Fri., Nov. 24, 10 pm – 3 am: “AFROBEATS GIVINGS” Thanksgiving Celebration. Urban Hookah Lounge, 220 W. 39th. Get ready to groove and give thanks at AFROBEATS GIVINGS, the ultimate in-person celebration of African music and culture. COST $20 https://bit.ly/3MGjcRG
Fri., Nov. 24, 7 pm: Black’d Out 3, Disabled American Veterans, 14605 E US Hwy 40.
Sat., Nov. 25, 3 & 7 pm: Can’t Let Go – Gospel Stage Play, Gem Theater, 1615 E 18th. Come be a part of “Can’t Let Go,” a tale that resonates with everyone, reminding us of the strength that lies within us, no matter the challenges we face. COST $20 https://bit.ly/46h5vPU
Sun., Nov. 26, Mindful Black Woman: Spiritual Support Group, Blue Nile Cafe, 20 East 5th. This is a space for pro-Black non-religious spiritual women to share mental health concerns and growths. FREE
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