The seasonal event features more than 64,000 high-quality books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, and games … all priced at $2 or less. The proceeds support the library’s programs and services.
With a goal of $15,000 the fundraiser will allow Foster Village to provide childcare, clothing, furniture, mentorship, and more to local foster families.
On Thurs June 20, the Oread Hotel rooftop will be filled with tarot card and palm reading stations, live auctions, and a New Orleans-inspired brass band … all to help Just Food alleviate the increasing food insecurity across Douglas County.
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.
The KU First Nations Student Association invites the community to celebrate the diverse traditions of Indigenous peoples.
The parade traces its roots back to 1988, when a group of friends — who all shared an Irish heritage — sat in a Lawrence bar and planned the details for what would become a beloved, long-standing local tradition.
This family-friendly, all-ages event will happen on the second Sunday of every month at Royal Crest Lanes. Get an inside look at the event, which spanned 11 lanes and welcomed 50 community members.
Did you know one blood donation can save up to three lives? In this episode, you’ll hear from Olivia Dreier and Sabrina McGraw, co-presidents of KU Blood Drives, about their upcoming blood drive and the critical need for these donations.
From African puff pastries to traditional Native beadwork, people could find unique, handmade goods while supporting underrepresented business owners.
People pulled up lawn chairs, cozied under blankets, and kept warm drinks in-hand as they watched the procession of horses and decorated vintage carriages.
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.
Game Gala, the Price is Right-themed annual fundraiser supporting Just Food, merged fun and philanthropy to raise $133,000 to end hunger across Douglas County.
See the highlights from this Halloween’s trick-or-treating: families wearing costumes ranging from spooky to silly, and business owners making collecting candy an unforgettable experience.
Downtown Lawrence is inviting trick-or-treaters to come show off their costumes and fill up on candy for Halloween. Businesses across Mass St. will be participating from 5 p.m. until the candy runs out.
When the sun goes down, come wander through the forest behind Vinland Valley Nursery. You’ll find ghosts, faces in the trees, and more spooky sights along the lantern-dotted path.
Join us on an immersive hike through native prairie and woodlands to celebrate the release of Wild Words, a new book from Humanities Kansas, which features native plant-inspired works from local poets.
At this event, the undead are the life of the party. Downtown will be swarmed with hundreds of people dressed in creative costumes, from killer clowns to undead brides.
