On July 11, 2023 Topeka’s governing body voted 10-0 to terminate city manager Stephen Wade’s contract for cause. Wade was the fourth city manager of Topeka among an additional five interim managers since the city adopted a council-city manager form of government in 2005. WHY DO WE HAVE A CITY...
An unforgettable weekend of ballet for all ages, "The Sleeping Beauty" Be captivated as the malevolent fairy Carabosse bestows a curse upon Princess Aurora, only to have the curse altered by a selfless gift from the Lilac Fairy and the promise of true love's kiss. SATURDAY, APRIL 15Once Upon a...
April 1 @ 6pm Authentic Expressions with S.J Hazim presents Matt Spezia at Omni Circe, 1301 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, Kansas 66612 Free Admission April 2 @ 2pm Open Mic at Sunrise Project 1501 Learnard Ave. Ste. E, Lawrence, KS 66044 Free Admission April 2 @7pm The Speakeasy Presents Nettie...
Join us at the 2022 Arts Awards Thursday, October 13 in NOTO. YOUR OFFICIAL GUIDE TO THE 2022 ARTY AWARDS What to expect when you're attending.... High-fives & enthusiastic applause. (And hugs. THE HUGS!)Gathering with your friends in beautiful Redbud Park on a perfect fall evening in the NOTO Arts & Entertainment District.Hook &...
by Scott Stebner | photos by Scott Stebner For Topeka native Trevor Dabney, mountain biking, much less trail building, was never at the front of his mind. After all, Kansas has the reputation for being a flyover state.In his youth, Trevor sought after and excelled at two-wheeled sports, like BMX...
Evently - Responsive Email For Event/Coference/Organizer - StampReady Builder + Mailster & Mailchimp Editor MAG RADIO EVENTS SUBMIT EVENT ART FAIR ALL WEEKEND The Mulvane Art Fair is a juried event that features 90+ artists using a variety of media from across the state, region and...
Dino Days excites the entire community
Thomas A. (Tom) Krebs died on Wednesday, February 2, 2022, from cancer and its complications. He was 70 years old. Tom was born and raised in Wichita, KS, the son of John D. Krebs and Jeane Landry. He later moved to northeast Kansas, where he graduated from KU. Self-described hippies,...
“The First Time, the Heart (A Portrait of Life 1854-1913)” is a portfolio by Dario Robleto, of fifty lithographs about his research into the history of the human heart, and more specifically, our attempt to record a heartbeat. It is now part of The Spencer Art Museum's permanent collection.