Thank you to everyone who entered the 2020 KPR Mug Design Contest. We saw such incredible talent from local artists in our listening areas. KPR staff members selected their top 5 favorite entries and now we need your help to decide the winner. Voting is March 11-16. Once the votes are tallied, we will announce the winner the week of March 23. So, make your vote count now!
(If you don't see the form, it is because you have already voted, and you may not vote more than once.)
Description: Join the KU Natural History Museum on Wednesday, Oct. 21 for our second Story Book Science reading of the month! As we explore the spooky side of science, we will read "I Am Marie Curie" by Brad Meltzer. Tune in to our Facebook page at 10:00am to learn about this chemistry pioneer! Submitted by: Alex Worth KU Natural History Museum
Description: Josh Abbott Band October 22, 2020 8PM Doors Open: 7PM ADVANCED: $20.00 Onsale: June 12, 2020 10:00 AM All seating is general admission Table reservations available by calling 316-722-4201. Concessions and full bars open! Also featuring local favorites Nancy's A-Maize-N Sandwich Booth and Wichita Brewing Company Hand-Crafted Beers! Check Room is open during events to check your merchandise purchases, coats, hats and purses. All Ages - If An Event Is Cancelled Full Refunds Will Be Issued at Point of Purchase. Support acts subject to change Submitted by: Ryan The Cotillion
Description: In July 1958, Black students gathered at downtown Wichita’s Dockum Drugstore to stage a peaceful protest against the unequal practice of segregation. What happened during the three-week sit-in? What caused it to end? And why was its importance recognized by so few at the time? This presentation discusses the details of the sit-in, explores how these protests helped transform the struggle for racial equality in America, and considers contemporary non-violent protests. Please register in advance for this free event: https://kansas.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcof-Ggrj0vEtwHLf3ghQUoNGG-niZK... After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Submitted by: Jacob Livingston University of Kansas Humanities Program
