
To celebrate our First Birthday Bash


We will have a wide variety of vendors, check out the pic below for info on who will be attending!

We hope to see you all there, as we couldn’t have done any of this without your support! We hope to be here for a looong time
Family Friendly Market for you to find all your farm fresh, and homemade items.
Location: 2705 155th Street, Basehor, KS 66007
A year-round market! Market hours:
Thursdays & Fridays: 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Registration is required and can be done the day of the event from 9am - 10:30am.
Rental guns an dshells are available or bring your own.
The 13th Annual CSO Black History Month Celebration will be held at 5:00 PM on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at the Riverfront Community Center.
The 2025 theme of African Americans and Labor highlights the significant role that Black labor has played in the development of American communities, industries, and rights. It also aims to celebrate the many ways that work has intersected with the collective experiences of Black people.
Attire: Semi Formal or Afrocentric
This year’s celebration will feature a lavish Soul Food buffet, an exquisite variety of raffle prizes, a 50/50 raffle, and a phenominal local guest speaker to highlight the theme.
Tickets
Adults- $50
Youth (12 and under) - $25
Photo Disclaimer: Your ticket purchase and entry to the event constitutes your consent to be photographed, filmed, and/or otherwise recorded for publication or social media website posting.
Girls, 9 and under, and their favorite grown-up will enjoy an afternoon of fun and refreshments. Pre-registration is required. You may register and pay online (convenience fees may apply) or in person at the Riverfront Community Center. No event day walk-ins will be accepted. We are limited to the first 200 people, so register now!
Cost:
- $35 per adult/child couple
- $6 for each additional child with that same adult
Location: Riverfront Community Center - Riverview Room
A Toast to the Great State of Kansas
Sunday February 2nd 2pm-5pm
Celebrate Kansas Statehood Day!
Our great state turns 164 years old. Join us for Birthday Cake and live music from Chris Stewart!
Kansas' very own Chris is an upcoming singer/songwriter from Kansas City, KS. His sound and writing style is smooth and original, yet can be compared to country music artists such as Merle Haggard, Jamey Johnson and Chris Stapleton. He’s played on the stages of festivals around the country and shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the independent country music scene.
Cheers to Kansas!
Free Event
Seating is first come first serve.
No holding/reserving seats

The Military Affairs Council works to grow and sustain not only Fort Leavenworth, but other Department of Defense operations in the area. The MAC functions as a liaison between the local military and business communities, implementing programs which provide greater interaction between Chamber members and DOD/military personnel. The MAC hosts various events throughout the year that help to further our community relationships and honor military service.
MAC Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month.
Military Affairs Council Meetings are open only to members of the Chamber of Commerce (or representatives thereof) as well as any members of military leadership.

Our BUNCO games are back!! Regardless of who takes home the trophy for Super Bowl LIX, you can be a winner if you join us at 11Worth Station BrewHouse on Tuesday, February 4th from 6PM - 8PM!
The winners will receive cash prizes for Most Wins, Most BUNCOs, and Most Mini-BUNCOs. Games will start at 6:30PM!
Reservations are suggested ahead of time, but we will take walk-ins until we are at capacity.
Reserve your spot here: https://givebutter.com/lchs-souperbowlbunco
The TCHS will host Dr. Chris Carey with Army University Press on Tuesday, January 28th for his program: Catastrophic Success and the Red Ball Express. This presentation will focus on a unit of mostly African-American soldiers who delivered supplies to our troops after the D-Day invasion The program will begin at 7 pm. at the TCHS site at 201 W. Washington. Refreshments will be served following the program. All are welcome to attend.
REGISTRATION is required!
Please note: Premier Virtual is mobile-friendly, but we recommend using a PC to access the fair.

We will also be offering wellness pour over drinks!
Stop by this pop up event and see how you we can help you on your wellness journey for 2025!
Running a business can be overwhelming, making it hard to focus on what truly drives success. Outsourcing can help. It allows you to hand off important tasks to skilled freelancers, so you can concentrate on growing your business.
In this webinar, seasoned entrepreneur Brian Fried will guide you through the essentials of outsourcing success. Learn how to navigate platforms like Fiverr, Upwork, and Guru, identify top talent, and create an efficient workflow. Whether you need help with web design, marketing, or video production, this session will empower you to build a team, save time, and help you meet your business goals.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize the benefits and challenges of outsourcing
- Master popular freelancing platforms to locate top talent
- Develop a vetting process to ensure you hire the right freelancers
- Implement effective communication and project management strategies
- Protect intellectual property while working with remote teams.
Live attendees will receive the slide deck and a link to this webinar recording.


Join us on Thursday, February 6th, from 5-8 PM in downtown Leavenworth for an evening full of fun and delicious treats! Don’t miss this sweet kickoff event featuring:




Get your tickets online or at our office, and don’t forget to pick up your event map the evening of the event at 416 Cherokee Street.
Let’s make this a night to remember and celebrate the return of Alive After 5!



Friday 7th 4pm - 8PM*
(*Early Dealer Set up)
Saturday 8th 9am to 2 pm
Chocolate-themed snacks & refreshments.
10 chocolate-themed prizes donated by local businesses.
$3 per player
All ages welcome!
Register at www.tongierec.org
Register by calling 913.845.3502
MORE INFO TBA
Friday February 7th, 2025
Come join us for clubs TGIF event
Yoga + Wine + Build your own Charcuterie Plate
Yoga will start at 5:30pm

Followed with Wine & Charcuterie

Kids Club will be open for event 5pm-7pm
Opened to Members & Non-Members to attend!
Register in portal so club has enough products for Charcuterie boards.



And as always, all DoD ID card holders must show their ID at the door, and children 12 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult!
Feb. 7: Transformers One
Feb. 21: It Ends With Us
CASH only at the snack bar!
Family Friendly Market for you to find all your farm fresh, and homemade items.
Location: 2705 155th Street, Basehor, KS 66007
A year-round market! Market hours:
Thursdays & Fridays: 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Friday 7th 4pm - 8PM*
(*Early Dealer Set up)
Saturday 8th 9am to 2 pm

Purchase your tickets in advance online: https://www.womenscommunityy.com/events/chocolateevent
Numbered Bid Paddles are $5.00 each or 3 for $10.00
Auction Items will be with value of 1,2,3 or 4 quarter bid
Everyone wishing to bid places their quarter in the bucket.
Auctioneer picks one bid paddle number from bucket to win.
Winner walks away with an AMAZING product for only $.25, $.50, $.75 or $1.00.
Vendors and crafters for the QuarterMania will be listed below once application is received. Vendors names will be posted below beside their product line once booth payment is received. For booth information, email Mary Lynch at kansasmarigold@aol.com or Becky Johnson at bjohnson.foe@gmail.com.
Anyone may share this post but MAY NOT duplicate it to other sites.
Alisa's Sparkle and Spa....................Alisa Murphy
Carpenter's Woodshop....................Chris Carpenter
Chalk Couture......................................Ginger Lewis
CrochetRenee.......................................Renee Jones
FarmHER Co-op/TNR Hills .............Robin Nolan & Angie Glaze
Grammy Tammy's Creations...........Tammy Reeves
Handcrafted by Kim...........................Kimberly Renshaw
Jeff and Brandon's Woodworking.........Brandon & Jeff Billingsley
Justine's Sweet Treats........................Justine White
KC Shenanigans...................................Kiley Young & Cassandra Herken
Next to Nature Farm.........................Chad Gilliland
Pampered Chef....................................Jenn Stuart
Paper Pie................................................Lindsey Ballew
Senegence CC/Lipsense..................Danielle Springall
Signature Homestyles......................Jayme Tomlin
Streamline Candles...........................Brandon and Madison Warbritton
Tastefully Simple.................................Sharon Pyburn
Tupperware...........................................Miriam Johnson
Two Creative Empty Nesters..........Denise Hankins
Come warm up and nourish your body with a delicious serving of Campbell's Chunky Soup, courtesy of our amazing partners. Plus, connect with our community, meet new friends, and show your support for those in need. To donate or volunteer to help please call: (269) 2WE-GIVS
**Mark your calendars and invite a friend!** Share this post with loved ones who might appreciate a hot meal and some kindness.
Name a mouse $25
Table Sponser $ 100 (comes with 8 drink tickets and 2 appetizer plates)
Game Sponser $200 (only 3 available)
Lane Sponser $100
Appetizers will only be served for 2 hours during event. Prices to be announced night of.
Drink specials to be announced night of.
50/50 raffle.
We are raising money to continue our work with helping our veteran community.
Enjoy snacks, drinks, and bingo in good company!
RSVP: 913.727.3400
Game starts at 5:30
Bounce house open play
$5 entry
Meeting Id 849 7888 0787
Passcode: 698512
Will the groundhog see his shadow this year? We aren't sure, but we know that he can't do it on an empty stomach! Join us for recipes inspired by this folklore.
Disclaimer(s)
Food Allergies
We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with peanuts, soy, tree nuts or other allergens
Dress code: Red & Pink
RSVP Required
Have you ever made a cold call or a door-to-door sales trip and it not work out? Chamber Coffees help break down the barriers of sales as our members attend this event in order to do business.
Free to attend, and ALL are free to make announcements!





Students that reside in Franklin county are welcome to attend in-persn at Lansing High School or virtually.
“Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right,” Henry Ford
Please register and complete the intake form ahead of time. This will help us determine the space and food needed for the event. If you've completed an intake form with us before, you will not be required to do it again.
The event Registration & Completed Intake form is required to reserve your seat at this event.
Questions?
Leavenworth CountyContact: Eric Patterson
epatt@ku.edu
913-912-3621
Franklin County
Contact: Alex Scott
alexscott@ku.edu
785-893-8181

For small business owners, bookkeeping can be a daunting task. However, understanding bookkeeping basics is crucial for making informed financial decisions, paying taxes and ensuring your business's long-term success.
In this webinar, our expert presenter will cover the basics of bookkeeping and tips for simplifying the process and setting your business up for long-term success.
You will learn:
- Why bookkeeping is so important
- How to set up a bookkeeping system that works for your business
- Best practices for accurately tracking income and expenses
- How bookkeeping can simplify tax season and save you time
- Proven tips and tools to streamline your bookkeeping process
Live attendees will receive the slide deck and a link to this webinar recording.


When: Thursday February 13th
Where: Leavenworth Maurices
Time: 4pm -7pm
Come join us for snacks fun and goodies


CALLING ALL SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS

Leavenworth maurices is hosting our annual Galentine's Party on Thursday, February 13th from 4-7pm! We are looking for small business owners who would be interested in contributing to our event or just host a booth representing your business.
With your donation, we will randomly select customers with surprise and delight items while they shop and more importantly support YOU and our community! We will post all businesses that contribute on our social media page along with passing out your business card that evening! Please comment below if you would love to be apart of our special event!



8:30 - 1:00 PM
Children 2-5 $5 entry
For ages 0-5 years
Connect with other parents and bring your little ones to play on the bounce houses and toddler zone
No need to be a current customer - stop by and pick out a craft, grab a sweet treat, and say hi!
* while supplies last
Doors open at 5:30, and the movie starts at 6 p.m. We will have free popcorn, but feel free to bring your own favorite movie snacks!
featuring JJ Johnson and the Old School Players Band


By overwhelming demand, the phenomenal JJ Johnson and the Old School Players Band are bringing their electrifying show back to Leavenworth! Prepare to be blown away as they serve up a sizzling mix of Motown hits, soul-stirring blues, heart-pounding classic rock, and smooth R&B that'll keep you dancing all night long!
Want to be the Valentine's Day hero? This is your moment! Sweep your special someone off their feet with an evening they'll never forget. The buzz from their last performance is still going strong – now see for yourself why everyone can't stop talking about this incredible band!
Don't risk missing out on the hottest ticket in town – grab yours now before they're gone! See flyer for ticket information and additional details.
Let's make this Valentine's Day unforgettable!
Tickets are $65.00 per person.
Credit Card Reservations Required at time of booking & includes:
• Mystery Performance and catered buffet dinner, tax & gratuities.
• Wine sold separately. Wine sold by the bottle only. Only Holy-Field Wine allowed, please do not bring other alcohol.
• Adults (21 & over) only
• Arrive early for mingling with the actors.
• Reservations required. Call 913-724-9463 for reservations
Italian Delights Buffett Menu
Chicken Piccata White Wine Lemon Caper Cream Sauce
Italian Beef & Pork Meatballs with Marinara
Gemelli Pasta with Tomato Cream Sauce
Steamed Broccoli
Caesar Salad
Garlic Bread Sticks
Fudge Brownie

Family Friendly Market for you to find all your farm fresh, and homemade items.
Location: 2705 155th Street, Basehor, KS 66007
A year-round market! Market hours:
Thursdays & Fridays: 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
This event is Free. To access post please obtain a visitor pass online: https://home.army.mil/.../all-services/gate-information
Presentation Topic: Western University was an educational institution that trained and educated predominately African American students in Quindaro, Kansas, from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century. Quindaro is located approximately 30 miles south east of Fort Leavenworth.
This presentation examines the university’s contributions to the U.S. Army from 1917 to 1918 during World War I. The examination includes a brief synopsis of the origins of Western University, its educational contributions to the local community before the war, the U.S. Government vocational training program, the U.S. Army’s involvement in the vocational program, the impact of the war on civilian students on Western’s campus, and finally Western’s significant contribution to the war effort through its involvement in the vocational program. This examination will support Western University’s little-known claim to the Governor of Kansas in 1918 that it was one of the best educational institutions in the nation not only for its academic achievements but also for its simultaneous contribution to victory training U.S. Army soldiers in its vocational training program.
About the speaker:
Bernard Harris, Ph.D., is an adult education historian serving as an Instructional Systems Specialist (Quality Assurance) at the Center for Army Leadership (CAL) at Fort Leavenworth. His dissertation reflects his research interests in adult education and history titled The Education and Training of Seven African American U.S. Army Officers for World War I and its Aftermath. Additional examples of his work can be found in the Ethnic and Racial Minorities in the U.S. Military: An Encyclopedia; a co-authored book titled Savannah 1779; and in adult education articles focused on flipped classrooms, accreditation, and assessments, published by the Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning (ABSEL). He also wrote the article “Jim Crow in Kansas: African American Life during the Era of Segregation” published in A Journal of the Central Plains (Volume 45, Number 2 | Summer 2022). His most recent work is a co-authored article, “Leader Presence and Its Impact on Organizational Climate” in the Journal of Military Learning, Army University Press (2023) and a Leader Up podcast about the same article.
Supervised fun for K-5th Graders
by high school ed Rising/NHS/CareCat student volunteers
$20 per child
Limited spots available! Register by February 10, 2025
Drop off at 6PM
Pick up ends at 10 PM
Program Type:
Live Music, PresentationAge Group:
AdultsProgram Description
Event Details
The musical activities of African Americans from about 1860 to 1920 are part of an untold story in Kansas history. They were active in many musical groups as itinerant musicians and jubilee singers. Musician Lem Sheppard presents a program of this music taken from the pages of Kansas history.
Wednesday * February 19th * 10:00 am
Note date change
Sale Site:
2912 S. Fourth Street
Leavenworth, KS 66048
“Lender in Possession”
Ordered sold for CASH IN HAND
Seating – Kitchen Equipment
Smalls – Bar – Misc.
SEATING:
Booths, Café Tables, Chairs, High Chairs
POS System, Security System, Cash Counters
BAR:
Counter Top Bar w/Bar Sink, Ice Bins, S/S Tables
Bar Glasses, Pub Tables, Bar Stools, Blender
TV’s:
MISC.:
Wall Décor, Pictures, S/S Hand Sink,
Power Wash, Used Grease Containers, Carry Out Items
Office, Safe
KITCHEN:
Glass Door Refrigerator, 12” S/S Counter w/Soda Head
EKO Lab Dish Washer w/Drain Table, S/S Table w/Over Shelf
3 hole Sink w/Drain, S/S wall Shelves, Metro Shelves
(Approx. 200) S/S Inserts, 20’ S/S Table, Sheet Pan Carts
Sheet Pans, Steam Cook & Hold, Hosasaki Ice Machine
4 Door S/S Reb/Freezer, 48” Char Broiler, S/S Refer Range Base
Cheese Melter, (2) Max Induction Cookers, 20’ S/S counter
w/Over Shelf , 20’ S/S Hood, Exhaust Fan & Fire System
(12) Keg Cooler w/Tap & Hose
Preview by appointment
(Removal by 12:00 pm noon February 21st)
Terms: Cash Visa, Mastercard, Discover
10% Buyer’s Premium, Sales Tax, 3% Credit Card Fee
Auction Conducted By:
Bud Palmer Auction, LLC
316.838.4141
BudPalmerAuction com
Program Type:
Arts & Crafts, Games & GamingAge Group:
ElementaryProgram Description
Event Details
Make vibrant tie-dye butterflies using coffee filters and markers. Watch your designs come to life as the colors blend with water, creating beautiful, colorful patterns. A fun, creative way to craft your own fluttering masterpiece!
Disclaimer(s)
Accompanying Adult
Children under the age of nine must be accompanied by a parent, adult guardian or a responsible caregiver 16 years or older.
SAVE THE DATE! USM - Music 2025 Spring Concerts are upon us. We can’t wait to see you at one of them.
USM to Present 'The Magic of Light' Band and Choir Concert on Feb. 19
(Leavenworth, Kan.) – The University of Saint Mary will host an Early Spring Concert “The Magic of Light” at 7 p.m. on Feb. 19 in Xavier Theatre on USM’s Main Campus in Leavenworth – 4100 South 4th Street.
The First City Chamber Music Society will play the prelude to the concert, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The performances are free and open to the public.
The USM ensembles are under the direction of professors Dr. David N. Vance and Jonnie Brice.
Concert Chorale Students
Catherine Bowman; Edgerton, Kan.
Jose Del Valle; Kansas City, Kan.
Destini Dickson; Kansas City, Mo.
Alyssa Garrett; Basehor, Kan.
Jada Garrett; Olathe, Kan.
Cornelious Hampton; Kansas City, Mo.
Ra’Mon Jones; Leavenworth, Kan.
Tania Mares; Rogers, Ark.
Karie Pauli; Shawnee, Kan.
Ameia Taylor; Kansas City, Kan.
Brianne Totten; Peculiar, Mo.
Kira Wagner; Overland Park, Kan.
University Band Students
Albert Allen; Sulphur, La.
Carson Alvarez; Medford, Ore.
Victoria Anderson; Bonner Springs, Kan.
Ryan Beach; McLouth, Kan.
Aaronn Blohm; Leavenworth, Kan.
Jaylen Davis; Minneapolis, Minn.
Cierra Dominick; Leavenworth, Kan.
Kylie Garner; Oswego, Kan.
Sophia Hance; Olathe, Kan.
A’Jah Johnson; Kansas City, Kan.
Sharon Kramschuster; Kansas City, Mo.
Luke Sesler; Waynesboro, Tenn.
Evan Shupe; Tonganoxie, Kan.
Kylee Sipes; Edgerton, Mo.
Community Choir Members
Rob Gaslin
Jake Hamilton
Justyce Hulett
Rachel Martin
Leavenworth Community Band Members
Piper Abernathy
Carolyn Anderson
Sydney Billings
Regina Bruner
Jordan Buckner
Christopher Burnett
Terri Burnett
Tyleen Caffrey
Maggie Donohoe
Deb Farrow
Linda Flanagan
Jean Gaslin
Rob Gaslin
Wendy Harmon
Dave Holland
Charles Hooper
Karena Housworth
Ken King
Frank Klimas
John Lefler
Jovany Leon
Hunter Nash
Jarrod Miller
Jake Nelson
Madi Pressler
Esther Ray
Joann Soderlund
Kim Schrader-Matthies
Rebecca Schrag
Jessica Schroeder
Mike Sevcik
Hannah Sutton
Kelly Weiss
Paul Weiss
PJ Wells
POC: 913.684.2871/2838
The Tonganoxie Community Historical Society Site will hold the 2025 Annual Chili Supper at the United Methodist Church located at 328 E 4th Street in Tonganoxie.
Menu:
-Chili
-Soup
Served with crackers, relishes, homemade pie and drink.
Enjoy excellent company with your lunch or dinner and support your local museum at the same time.
For more information, or if you wish to volunteer or purchase advance tickets, please contact Kris Roberts 913-704-7043 or Janet Burnett 913-244-4157.
All proceeds benefit the Tonganoxie Community Historical Society.

Exchanging their caps for helmets and bats for bayonets, baseball players during the Civil War and World War I charged off their bases and onto an entirely different playing field, battling for the fate of their nation. Those remaining in the stadiums fought the wars from home, striving to protect the morale of civilian society.
Despite the respite the sport provided for its athletes and spectators in times of conflict, racial inequality in the late 19th and early 20th centuries excluded African Americans from mainstream leagues, spurring the creation of the National Colored Base Ball League and the Negro National League. In many ways, baseball was a mirror of the United States—reflecting both its issues and its hopes.
Explore the wartime legacy of America’s favorite pastime with historian Phil Dixon in conversation with Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.
Schedule
- Reception 6 p.m.
- Program 7 p.m. — Auditorium and Online
Hosted in partnership with the University of Saint Mary.
Free with RSVP | Auditorium and Online
Alan Collins is a talented artist based in Leavenworth, renowned for his captivating works in oils and acrylics. His artistic flair has transformed numerous public spaces with striking murals, enriching the cultural tapestry of downtown Leavenworth. Alan's inspired rural scenes have garnered widespread admiration, making his works highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
We are lucky to have him in our midst, come and chat with him about his art!Please note: Premier Virtual is mobile-friendly, but we recommend using a PC to access the fair.
8:30 - 1:00 PM
Children 2-5 $5 entry
For ages 0-5 years
Connect with other parents and bring your little ones to play on the bounce houses and toddler zone
Join us for a magical time as we celebrate 2024 and honor our award winners. We're taking this time to celebrate with our wonderful business and community partners who helped contribute to our shared success.
We invite you to enjoy our theme: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Commerce!
Guests are invited (but not at all required!) to dress to theme.
With the location, ID's are required.



And as always, all DoD ID card holders must show their ID at the door, and children 12 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult!
Family Friendly Market for you to find all your farm fresh, and homemade items.
Location: 2705 155th Street, Basehor, KS 66007
A year-round market! Market hours:
Thursdays & Fridays: 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Program Type:
PerformerAge Group:
Preschool, Elementary, TeensProgram Description
Event Details
Join us as we celebrate the end of the Winter Reading Challenge with a special storytelling session by Priscilla Howe! Cozy up for enchanting winter tales, enjoy tasty treats, and see if you’re a winner during our Book Ticket giveaway drawing. Don’t miss this fun-filled finale!
Disclaimer(s)
Accompanying Adult
Children under the age of nine must be accompanied by a parent, adult guardian or a responsible caregiver 16 years or older.
Food Allergies
We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with peanuts, soy, tree nuts or other allergens.
Patron Code of Conduct
The Library Patron Code of Conduct applies at Library programs.
$10/person or $35 for a family of 4 when tickets are purchased in advance.
$15/person at the door.
Chili, hot dogs, desserts, drinks, TONS of games, 50/50 raffle, music and fun for all ages!






With Light+Links Permanent Jewelry, Pretty In Ink and a few select sweet small local businesses hosted here together at Righteous Tattoo Studio!!

If you have been able to snag tickets to attend our previous events, you know you don’t want to miss out on this one!!

Grab your grandmas, moms, daughters, sisters, besties and come experience the very best, girls days out!!

A whole LOTTA FUN for EVERYONE!!

Stay Tuned and show “interest” on the event page to get the most up to date info in the upcoming weeks!!
A suggested cash donation of $10 will get you 10 bingo cards to play in 10 rounds of bingo. All of that money goes right back towards helping the homeless pets of Leavenworth County! We will have some cool prizes for the bingo winners and a 50/50 raffle too!
Reservations are highly encouraged! Be sure to reserve your table ahead of time here: https://bit.ly/3WgT04E
Come prepared to eat, drink, and be MARY! See you there!




Event Highlights






Sunday, February 23rd, 2pm-5pm
Doors Open for Seating at 1pm.
$8.00 per person cash at door
February fun with the fantastic duo of Dennis & Tony! These guys are the Patrick & Travis of dueling pianos and you won't want to miss a single beat of the hilarity, musicality and fun.
The Vineyard Room will be filled with the sounds of music from the 1950’s all the way up to current rock n’ roll favorites! Don’t be late! This is a very popular afternoon full of fun. Our Dueling Pianos will be manned by Dennis Laffoon (Shooting Star fame) and Tony Rustici. Get your dancin’ shoes and plan on listening, dancing and singing along! Bet you can’t sit still!
• Adults $8.00. Children 12 & under are free.
• Wine sold separately.
Please plan to arrive early as seats are first come first serve. Please no “holding” tables or seats. Indoor seating is limited and large groups should plan on arriving early and together.
Fun for the entire family!
Join us in making a difference—your superhero cape awaits!
Sign up at savealifenow.org/group and use group code KC17
The mission of the Women's Division is to empower women in professional roles through programs that will mentor and advance leadership and growth opportunities through education and networking.
Join other professional women in the area for lunch, networking, professional development workshops, and an educational presentation.
The National Weather Service is hosting it for the public. Everyone is welcome!
The training will begin at 7:00 PM at the Lansing Middle School, 220 Lion Lane, Lansing, KS.
We hope to see you all there!
Program Type:
Arts & Crafts, Games & GamingAge Group:
ElementaryProgram Description
Event Details
Create unique textured artwork with raised salt painting. Use glue and salt to form your design, then add vibrant watercolor paints to watch the magic happen as the colors spread and blend. A fun way to explore art and texture!
Disclaimer(s)
Accompanying Adult
Children under the age of nine must be accompanied by a parent, adult guardian or a responsible caregiver 16 years or older.
When war broke out in 1861, Christian and Elise Dubach Isely, soon to be married, found themselves in the midst of the conflict. Having witnessed the atrocities of Bleeding Kansas firsthand and fearful of what would come from this war, Christian enlisted with the 2nd Kansas Cavalry to fight alongside Union forces. During the next three years, the couple would write hundreds of letters to each other, as well as to friends and family members. Their writings survive today, providing a unique look at the Civil War--one of both military and civilian perspectives--in a passionate exchange between husband and wife in which the war, faith and family are discussed openly and frankly.
About the presenter:
Mr. Spurgeon was born and raised in Wichita. He earned a Bachelor’s and Master’s from Wichita State University in History while additionally compiling hours in Secondary Education: Social Studies.
He is an Associate Professor of History at Friends University. He has spent over 20 years teaching at the High School and College level.
Mr. Spurgeon is the author of “A Kansas Soldier at War: The Civil War Lives and Letters of Christian and Elise Dubach Isely,” published by The History Press, Charleston, SC, 2013.
From 2004 until 2018, he was the Executive Director of Lone Chimney Films, Inc., a not-for-profit documentary film company dedicated to films about the Midwest. He has written or co-written and directed four documentaries. The last two films (Home on the Range and The Road to Valhalla) have earned the Western Heritage Award (Wrangler) at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, 2018 and 2015. The previous three films have also aired on various PBS stations throughout the Midwest.
He recently served as the writer and director for the film Sod and Stubble based on the classic tale by the same name written by John Ise with Von Rothenberger. Sod and Stubble will be released in March, 2025.
What to Expect:



We love our community, and we’d love to meet YOU. Stop by, say hi, and see what Kiwanis is all about!
Program Type:
Genealogy & Local History, PerformerAge Group:
AdultsProgram Description
Event Details
Between the 1926 and 1939, political machine boss Thomas J. Pendergast exerted tremendous influence over almost every facet of political, business and cultural life in Kansas City. Historical re-enactor Bill Nicks gives a first-hand account of how Pendergast skirted the law to control the city, as well as his involvement in getting Harry S. Truman elected as President.
8:30 - 1:00 PM
Children 2-5 $5 entry
For ages 0-5 years
Connect with other parents and bring your little ones to play on the bounce houses and toddler zone





With Light+Links Permanent Jewelry, Pretty In Ink and a few select sweet small local businesses hosted here together at Righteous Tattoo Studio!!

If you have been able to snag tickets to attend our previous events, you know you don’t want to miss out on this one!!

Grab your grandmas, moms, daughters, sisters, besties and come experience the very best, girls days out!!

A whole LOTTA FUN for EVERYONE!!

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We will create a new event when dates have been finalized. Thank you!
Please join us at a Ribbon Cutting for Farm Bureau!
The brewhouse will be completly transformed into a GLOW PARADISE! Blacklights will replace ALL regular bulbs and glow decor will be put up all around! Friday February 28th we will be hosting a Glow Bingo to raise money for First Judicial District CASA Association! This is a GLOW BINGO so put on your brightest neon colored clothes and come ready for some black light fun! We open at 3pm on fridays so come anytime before 6pm to purchase your bingo cards and daubers, the game will kick off at 6pm! All sorts of fun prizes to be won so come with your game face on! 100% of the proceeds from the bingo card sales will go to CASA!