Get ready to celebrate love and diversity at Lawrence’s Pride Fest 2024! In this episode, we showcase the sights, sounds, and friendly faces from the all-day block party in South Park.
In the Off-Site Art Space, enjoy a group exhibition featuring the work of local, regional, and international artists, accompanied by a weekend dining and entertainment experience.
They’re giving students a hands-on experience to protect this important pollinator species. Along the way, they’re building friendships and jarring the honey they produce.
The Whips, a Lawrence-based band that has skyrocketed to fame and toured across the country, is now throwing a mini music festival at the Granada.
The Watkins Museum of History seeks to connect history with current issues. This season, that means hosting a winter clothing drive with the Ballard Center in conjunction with its exhibit, “Bundle Up: Battling the Cold in 1850s Kansas.”
Some of the most beloved local shops in Lawrence are known for the animals that inhabit them. Meet three iconic shop animals on Mass St: Dashiell, the cat at The Raven Book Store; Khan, the dog at Cottin’s Hardware; and Chardonnay, the cat at Love Garden Sounds.
Following in the footsteps of advocates like Paul Stamets, Ian Cook — founder of the Lawrence Psychedelic Society — is exploring how to bring psychedelics into mainstream mental health.
Hear from people downtown about what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving. You’ll get some wholesome ideas on how to show thanks to your loved ones, from quality time to acts of service.
All ages, identities, and skill levels are welcome to the Lawrence Barn Dance Association’s events. The group is focused on having fun, while creating a welcoming environment for all.
Meet some of the cutest pups and their owners throughout Lawrence with Dogwatch! In this episode, you’ll hear how Bridget takes care of her senior dog Bonzai, and learn why Allyson loves Schatzi and Hazelnut so much … even after they’ve shredded a whole box of Kleenex.
