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The Topeka Newsletter wil be celebrating its 10 year anniverary this year! I am
excited to be working with Umbrella Creative to enhance your experience! Stay
tuned for more hints as I begin to build something really cool to help our Home
Grown and locally owned businesses!
Kim's Excellent Adventures
New Year’s Day Dillards Sale: I am not a shopper! This year, I was in Kansas City for New Years Eve so in the morning, Frankie and I headed out to Dillards
to take advantage of their 50% off clearance sale. It wasn’t all that bad. I found a quilt bed spread for one of my bedrooms! We also did more shopping and
found some other great deals! Then we went to see Daddy’s Home at Fork N Screens! It was a pretty funny movie!
Kim’s Hair: I have never waited this long to get a perm. My hair was horrible. After 3 hours, I got
my curl back!! Thanks Kristy Kuenzi for giving my hair some hope!!
Substitute teaching: Well sense I don’t work at Kansas Trucking anymore, I am able to teach again! I know once my new website is built, my time will be
limited but until then, I get to teach! I have missed the kids!
Mudane Mondays: Ryan and I still go every Monday to have a beer and talk about our week! We have been doing this now for 2 years! Which seems amazing
but I really do enjoy our Mondays. We have made some really good friends with wait staff all over Topeka. I think we entertain them sometimes!!
Krazy Karaoke at Pig Skins: This is my neighborhood bar! I always have a great time with awesome people there!! Druex Doty is the DJ for
karaoke and this month was his birthday! If you ever want to do something fun on a Friday night, stop by Pigskins and enjoy some fun karaoke!
PJ Party: After our 30th class reunion a few of us girls decided to try to get together a few times a year. I took the first step and planned a PJ Party at my
house! It might sound crazy but you are never too old to hang out with friends! It wasn’t a wild and crazy night but it was so much fun hanging out with the
same girls I use to 36 years ago! We already planned out next adventure!!
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Day with Kolton: These are always one of my favorite days! This month we started out eating breakfast at Hanover Pancake House! Then we
came home to watch the movie I got for my birthday from Chelsea, Aladdin! Then we went shopping at Walmart where he somehow swindled me
into getting him 7 cars instead of 3. Next time, I will need to be clearer when I say you can pick 3. A pack of 5 cars was his number 3 pick. Then
back to the house to play with his new cars and eat lunch!
Abigail's Grill & Bar
3701 SW Plaza Drive
246.6866
We have a full kitchen open daily 11am
- midnight and weekdays offer a $5.95
lunch special. Our menu is posted on
our facebook page...
www.facebook.com/Abigails.Topeka
Thursday and sat karaoke 9pm
Friday dj 9pm
Saturdays 1/2 off wings all day until
9pm!
Flamingo Bar & Grill
Pigskins Sports Bar
2335 NW Clay
Brookwood Shopping Center
Pigskins has 12 beers on tap plus a variety of
bottled beers.The main menu is served in the Sports
Bar until 10:00 p.m. From 10 to midnight, we’ve got
a limited menu available. The bar itself closes at 2
a.m.
1-Feb
2-Feb
3-Feb
4-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
7-Feb
8-Feb
9-Feb
10-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
14-Feb
15-Feb
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
16-Feb
17-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
21-Feb
22-Feb
23-Feb
24-Feb
25-Feb
26-Feb
27-Feb
28-Feb
29-Feb
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
DAILY BAR SPECIAL • OPEN TO CLOSE
SUNDAy: $3.50 Zing Zang Bloody Marys / Domestic
draws: $2 pints, $3.50 jumbos / $3 Breakfast shots
$2 Woo Woo shots, Melon Ball shots
MONDAy: $3 Microbrew, $3.50 Domestic jumbos,
$3.50 calls / $3 Four Horseman shots, Oil Spill shots,
Frosted Crown shots
TUESDAy: $2.50 wells / $2 Domestic pints, $3.50
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Happy hour mon-fri 2:30-5:30 $1.75
dom bottles
4-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
25-Feb
26-Feb
27-Feb
Karaoke
DJ
Karaoke
Karaoke
DJ
Karaoke
Karaoke
DJ
Karaoke
Karaoke
DJ
Karaoke
The Boobie Trap
6th & Washburn
Trappy Hour $3 Craft Beers
Tuesday-Sunday
BOMB NIGHT! $2.50 Jager/ UV Bombs!
Wednesday Nights
$3.00 Long Island Iced Tea
Thursday Nights
$2 Shot Specials
Sunday Nights
Shows: 8pm
1-Feb
3-Feb
5-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
Rackatees
7-Feb
10-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
Style
12-Feb
13-Feb
14-Feb
17-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
21-Feb
24-Feb
27-Feb
28-Feb
"3005-1985" w/ D-VIRUS
Clareoke!
Karaoke Show!
Party Gras 2016!
The Hemorrhoids/ Electric Lungs/ The
Karaoke!
Clareoke!
Resistance (23 yr. Bar Anniversary Party)
Eleven After/ Terror Tractor/ Starving in
Goose Again
5630 SW 29th
Hookah House
Email: [email protected]
Phone:(785) 286-7003Address1507 SW 21st St
Suite 201Topeka, Kansas 66604
Hours of Operation
Sunday-Wednesday : 12PM-12AM
Thursday-Saturday : 12PM-3AM
Monday, Buy One Get One Deserts
Tuesday, Karaoke Night $2 Off If You
Sing
Wednesday, Movie Night
Thursday, College Night $2 Off Tab W/ ID
Friday, Free Refill On Every Hookah–
Happy Hour 7-9 PM $10 Any Hookah
Saturday, $2 Off Nirvana Super Shisha–
Happy Hour 7-9 PM $10 Any Hookah
2-Feb
3-Feb
9-Feb
10-Feb
16-Feb
17-Feb
23-Feb
24-Feb
Karaoke
Movie Night
Karaoke
Movie Night
Karaoke
Movie Night
Karaoke
Movie Night
Trap 23rd Anniversary Show!
Stiff Middle Fingers/ Headlight Rivals
Karaoke!
Clareoke!
The Ark Live (Tione!)
Cremro/ Duece Alley Ent.
Karaoke!
Clareoke! TV Theme Karaoke!
Pegasi/ The New Blues/ Tione
Karaoke!
jumbos / $3 Duck Fart shots, $4 Batman shots, $3
Liquid Marijuana shots
WEDNESDAy: $2.50 wells / $3.50 calls $2.50
Domestic bottles / $2 Washington Apple, Fireapple
shots /$4.50 Long Islands, Long Beaches, Grateful
Deads
THURSDAy: $3 microbrew pints $3.50 all import and
premium bottled beers / $2 Barrel Bombs / $4 Irish
Car Bombs
FRIDAy: $4.50 premium liquor singles $3 Fireball
shots / $3 Ruby Slippers shots $2 Domestic pints,
$3.50 jumbos
SATURDAy: Domestic draws: $2 pints, $3.50 jumbos /
$4 X-Rated / $5 Something Good / $5 Something
Better
Monday: SIN night (Service Industry Night) starting
at 9:00
Tuesday: Student Night starting at 9:00
Thursday: Bucket Night
Friday: Kraazy Karaoke with DJ Dreux Doty starting
at 9:00
1-Jan
4-Jan
5-Jan
7-Jan
8-Jan
11-Jan
12-Jan
14-Jan
15-Jan
18-Jan
19-Jan
21-Jan
22-Jan
25-Jan
26-Jan
28-Jan
29-Jan
Dreux Doty Karaoke Party
SIN Night
Student Night
Ladies Night
SIN Night
Student Night
Ladies Night
SIN Night
Student Night
Ladies Night
SIN Night
Student Night
Ladies Night
Quinton's Bar & Grill
6-Jan
13-Jan
20-Jan
27-Jan
Trivia
Trivia
Trivia
Trivia
Riegel 20's West
901 SW Fairlawn
J & J Gallery Bar
917 N Kansas Ave
The Brass Rail
401 NE Emmett St
785-232-3332
4-Feb
11-Feb
18-Feb
25-Feb
Karaoke 8pm
Karaoke 8pm
Karaoke 8pm
Karaoke 8pm
The Break Room
911 S Kansas Ave
785-215-6633
5-Feb
10-Feb
17-Feb
TopCity Comedy
WU Jazz Jam Session
Waka Waka Wednesday Comedy Night
Bull Frogs
2940 SW Wanamaker Road
Topeka, KS 66614
785-272-FROG (3764)
Burger Stand
5-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
19-Feb
26-Feb
Whey Jennings & The UnWanter
Geeksquad's Valentines Day Party
Support Local Hip-Hop
Open Mic
Open Mic
Joletta's
600 NW Paramore
Topeka, KS 66608
Tuesday-Karaoke 7:30-12:30
Bands 9p to 1a
2-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
7-Feb
9-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
14-Feb
16-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
21-Feb
23-Feb
Karaoke
The Phaders
The Phaders
Karaoke
Karaoke
Straight Shot
Straight Shot
Karaoke
Karaoke
End Result
End Result
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Sunday, Monday and Friday Nights
7pm to 11 pm
Wednesday Night
Rib Eye Steak Dinner only $10
4-Jan
6-Jan
7-Jan
11-Jan
13-Jan
14-Jan
18-Jan
20-Jan
21-Jan
25-Jan
27-Jan
28-Jan
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Skivies Bar
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1/2 price for students on Monday
$1 off Colorado beer on Tuesday
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26-Feb
27-Feb
28-Feb
JangALang
Soul'd Out
Karaoke
1/2 for Educators along with $4 glasses of
wine on Wednesday
Thursday is $1 off Kansas beers
Friday is $2 Domestics
Sunday is $4 Bloody Marys and Walking dead
viewing parties when the series is running.
3-Feb
6-Feb
10-Feb
13-Feb
17-Feb
20-Feb
24-Feb
27-Feb
Trivia Night
Karaoke
Trivia Night
Karaoke
Trivia Night
Karaoke
Trivia Night
Karaoke
The Landmark Bar & Grill
605 SW Fairlawn Rd
4-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
25-Feb
26-Feb
27-Feb
Karaoke
Live Music
Live Music
Karaoke
Live Music
Live Music
Karaoke
Live Music
Live Music
Karaoke
Live Music
Live Music
Lazy Toad
22nd Place & Chelsea
Celtic Fox
118 SW 8th street
https://www.facebook.com/celtic.fox.topeka
Classic Bean (Fairlawn Plaza)
Featuring Live Music by Local
Singers/Songwriters
Friday & Saturday Nights 8 - 11pm:
4-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
25-Feb
26-Feb
27-Feb
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
Live Music
3-Feb
4-Feb
11pm
5-Feb
6-Feb
10-Feb
11-Feb
11pm
12-Feb
13-Feb
17-Feb
18-Feb
11pm
19-Feb
20-Feb
24-Feb
25-Feb
11pm
26-Feb
27-Feb
Kraazzy Karaoke 9pm-1am
Open Jam with Charlie Barber 7pmClub Kiss Dance Party 10pm-2am
Club Kiss Dance Party 10pm-2am
Moose Lodge
1901 N. Kansas Ave., Topeka, KS 66608
(785) 235-5050
Dugout
1545 SW Fairlawn Rd., Topeka
Karaoke with Patti every Tuesday from 9 pm
to 1 am
$3.50 Hamburger with Fries every Tuesday &
Thursday
(With any drink purchase)
5-Feb
6-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
26-Feb
27-Feb
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
The Dutch Goose
3203 SW 10th
Jan 1
Jan 2
Jan 3
Jan 5
Jan 5
Jan 5
Jan 6
Jan 6
New Year’s Day - Lodge Closed
Lodge Closed
BINGO 6:00 PM, Snack Bar Open
Ace of Spades Progressive Raffle
Cards @ 9:00 AM
PAUL ROOT in Lounge - 7-10 PM
Texas Hold’em – 6:30 PM
Hot Dog Wednesday in Lounge
Jan
8EARL BAKER in Lounge 7-10 PM
Queen of Hearts Progressive Raffle – Tickets
on sale 6:30-8:30
Drawing @ 8:45 PM
Jan 9
PANCAKE FEED 8-11AM
Jan 9
MOOSE MARKET 8-12 Noon
Jan 9
QUARTER MANIA 7-9 PM in Ballroom
Jan 9
RURAL ROUTE in Lounge 7-10 PM
Jan 10
Pot of Gold
Jan 10
KARAOKE in Lounge – 4-7 PM
Jan 12
Jan 12
Cards @ 9:00 AM
Jan 13
JERRY KENT in Lounge 7-10 PM
Jan 13
Jan 15
GERI VAN in Lounge 7-10 PM
Queen of Hearts Progressive Raffle –
Tickets on sale 6:30-8:30
Drawing @ 8:45 PM
Jan 16
TIMBREWOLF in Lounge 7-10 PM
921 S Kansas Ave
2-Jan
3-Jan
9-Jan
10-Jan
16-Jan
17-Jan
23-Jan
24-Jan
30-Jan
31-Jan
Dance Party
Drag Show
Dance Party
Drag Show
Dance Party
Drag Show
Dance Party
Drag Show
Dance Party
Drag Show
Specks Bar and Grill
2105 MIssion
785-272-9749
3-Jan
10-Jan
17-Jan
24-Jan
31-Jan
All Ages Open Mic/Jam!
Skinny's Sports Bar and Grill
4016 SW Huntoon
785-273-1905
Please check website for daily specials and
upcoming events.
Tailgators Bar and Grill
Daily Food & Drink Specials
Monday:
Pulled Pork Sandwich $6.50 | Aluminum Bottles
$3 | Naked Jay Vodka drinks $4 | 24oz Coors and
Miller Lite drafts $2.50
Tuesday:
Tacos $.75 | Taco Salad $6 | Taco Burger w/chips
$5 | Domestic Bottles $2.50 | Juarez Margaritas $3
Wednesday:
Cheeseburger $6 | Well Drinks $3 | Domestic
Pints $2.50
Thursday:
Phillies $6.50 | Import Bottles & Pints $3
Friday:
Chicken Fried Steak Dinner $6.50 | Skol Vodka &
Energy Drink $3.50 | Aluminum Bottles $3
Saturday:
Brisket Sandwich $6.50 | Jack Daniels Drinks $4 |
Domestic Bottles $2.50
Sunday:
Wings $6.50 | Skol Bloody Mary $3 | 12 oz. cans
$1.50
Uncle Bo's
420 E. 6th • Topeka, KS • 66607 • 785-234-4317
Jan 8
Jan 9
Jan 15
Jan 16
Jan 22
Jan 23
Jan 29
Jan 30
Stacy Michhart Band
Shawn Holt & The Teardrops
Nace Brothers
Kris Lager Band
Topeka Blues Society Kick off Party
Topeka Blues Society Kick off Party
Biscuit Miller & The Mix
Harlis Sweetwater Band
Victoria's
5011 SW Topeka Blvd 785-862-0776
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Eclipse Urban Lounge
4117 SW Huntoon
Topeka, KS 66614
(Corner of SW Gage & Huntoon)
785-228-5757
Eclipse Urban Lounge is the prime dance venue in
Topeka Kansas. Our VIP lounges hold up to 30
individuals. We offer a variety of music styles and
events for the young professional. Eclipse is also an
excellent location for your next event.
Tuesday -Saturday 5PM -2AM
$5.00 DJ Nights
$10.00 Live Entertainment
Ladies free before 9PM
3-Feb
4-Feb
5-Feb
6-Feb
10-Feb
11-Feb
12-Feb
13-Feb
17-Feb
18-Feb
19-Feb
20-Feb
24-Feb
25-Feb
26-Feb
27-Feb
Karaoke
Retro Thursday
Battle of the DJ's
Latin Nights
Karaoke
Retro Thursday
Battle of the DJ's
Latin Nights
Karaoke
Retro Thursday
Battle of the DJ's
Latin Nights
Karaoke
Retro Thursday
Battle of the DJ's
Latin Nights
Jan 17
Jan 19
Jan 19
Jan 20
Jan 20
Jan 22
PM
POT OF GOLD
Cards @ 9:00 AM
PAUL ROOT in Lounge - 7-10 PM
THOMPSON BROTHERS in Lounge 7-10
Drawing @ 8:45 PM
Jan 23
BLUES BROTHERS in Lounge 7-10 PM
Jan 24 BINGO 6:00 PM, Snack Bar Open
POT OF GOLD
Jan 24
KARAOKE in Lounge – 4-7 PM
Jan 26
Jan 26
Cards @ 9:00 AM
Jan 27
JERRY KENT in Lounge 7-10
PM
Jan 27
Texas Hold’em 6:30 PM
Jan 29
NOVY & THE 24 KT BAND in Lounge 710 PM
Drawing @ 8:45 PM
Jan 30
HEARTSTRINGS in Lounge 7-10 PM
Jan 31
BINGO 6:00 PM, Snack Bar Open 5:00
PM
POT OF GOLD
2-Jan
2-Jan
5-Jan
6-Jan
7-Jan
9-Jan
9-Jan
12-Jan
13-Jan
14-Jan
16-Jan
16-Jan
19-Jan
20-Jan
21-Jan
23-Jan
23-Jan
26-Jan
27-Jan
28-Jan
30-Jan
30-Jan
Karaoke
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Karaoke
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Karaoke
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Karaoke
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Texas Holdem Poker
Karaoke
Texas Holdem Poker
Wild Horse Salon
3-Jan
6-Jan
10-Jan
13-Jan
17-Jan
20-Jan
24-Jan
27-Jan
31-Jan
Karaoke
$1 Drink Night
Karaoke
$1 Drink Night
Karaoke
$1 Drink Night
Karaoke
$1 Drink Night
Karaoke
Perry Bar & Grill
1-Jan
8-Jan
15-Jan
22-Jan
29-Jan
B & B Backyard
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
Karaoke
2134 N Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kansas 66608
Brown v. Board of Education
National Historic Site
1515 SE Monroe St.
Topeka, KS 66612
(785) 354-4273
Topeka Zoo
635 SW Gage Blvd.
Topeka, Kansas 66606
Recorded Zoo Infoline: 785-368-9140
Topeka Zoo Main Office: 785-368-9180
www.topekazoo.com
This is a FREE museum that the entire family will enjoy!
4-Feb
6-Feb
7-Feb
2pm- Tropics Tour
2pm- elephant barn tour
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Charles Curtis House
1101 SW Topeka Blvd.
Topeka, KS
Tour Information
The Musuem is open by appointment. Admission is $5 per person.
Children welcome with adult supervision. Call to make arrangements:
785-357-1371
9-Feb
5:15pm- Eco Club
11-Feb
2:30pm- Bug Zoo tour
13-Feb
13-Feb
6:30pm- Free Program- Dr. Greg Rasmussen talking on
Painted Dogs
14-Feb
11:30am- Tamarin training
14-Feb
17-Feb
1pm Discovery Home School Program
18-Feb
2pm- tropics tour
20-Feb
21-Feb
23-Feb
5:15pm- Eco Club
25-Feb
2:30pm- Bug Zoo tour
27-Feb
2pm- Elephant Barn tour
28-Feb
11:30am- Tamarin training
28-Feb
Topeka native, Charles Curtis, was a great-grandson of a Kanza Indian
Chief. Curtis was born January 25, 1860 to Captain and Mrs. Oren Curtis.
His mother was of Native American ancestry and when she died, when
Charles was three years of age, Charles was raised by his mother's
people on the Kaw Indian Reservation.
Combat Air Museum
Great Overland Station
602-604 J Street
Topeka, KS 66619-1401
(785) 862-3303
Summer Visiting Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 am - 4:30 pm No
visitors admitted after 3:30 pm
Sundays & Winter Hrs: (Dec. 1 - Feb. 28) Noon - 4:30 pm No visitors
admitted after 3:30 pm
Admissions Under age 5: Free Children 5-17 yrs: $4.00 Adults 18 yrs &
older $6.00 Active Military in Uniform (or with ID card): $4.00
Combat Air Museum Hangars 602-604 "J" Street Forbes Field Topeka,
Kansas (785) 862-3303 Fax: (785) 862 - 3304 www.combatairmuseum.org
701 N. Kansas Avenue
Topeka, Kansas 66608
(785) 232-5533
Permanent Exhibits
Santa Fe Artifacts and Photographs
Union Pacific Artifacts and Photographs
Display of Kansas trains dating back to 1932
History of Topeka from 1800 to present
Display of Harvey Houses and Harvey Girls
Photographs of Topeka Churches
Photographs of Education Buildings
Model G Gauge Train Layout
Photographs Flood of 1951 and 1966 Tornado
Simulator and Baggage Cart
"Friends of the Station" (I am a member)
Click here for the friends of the station form
Call for Artifacts and Photographs
Capitol of Kansas
Kansas, 1863-1869
Constitution Hall was the first Kansas Capitol during
construction of the East Wing of the Statehouse five
blocks to the south.
The Great Overland Station is developing an exhibit focused on
significant fires that have occurred in our community. (Some
examples may include: downtown fires, fire at UP Station, Grace
Cathedral fire, Jayhawk Hotel fire, Topeka High School fire)
If you have artifacts or photographs illustrating this topic that you
would be willing to loan for the exhibit, please contact Sarah House at
the Great Overland Station. Items for the exhibit will be accepted
through April 4, 2015. Artifacts chosen for the exhibit will be on display
June-September 2015.
All inquiries and information regarding potential artifacts should be
directed to:
Kansas State Capitol Tour Center
300 W. 10th
10th & Jackson
Topeka, KS 66612
(785) 296-3966
You really need to stop by and see all the work that they have
finally completed! The Dome View is AMAZING.
Sarah House
Program Manager
Great Overland Station Museum and Education Center
701 North Kansas Avenue
Topeka, KS 66608
Office: (785) 232-5533, ext. 13
Cell: (785) 213-1904
Fax: (785) 232-6259
New Exhibit Opening
“Painted Quilts across the Flint Hills”
An exhibit featuring
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Kansas State Capitol - Visitor Center Exhibits
Explore moments in Kansas history while visiting the newly
restored State Capitol. The visitor center is open for tours 8 a.m. –
5 p.m. Monday – Friday. Find information about historic tours.
All images and photographs are the property of the Kansas
Historical Society unless otherwise noted. Check out more Kansas
images on Kansas Memory.
Guide to Kansas State Capitol Visitor Center Exhibits (PDF)
The Kansas State Capitol dome tours are scheduled at 9:15, 10:15,
and 11:15 a.m., 12:15, 1:15, 2:15, and 3:15 p.m. Monday through Friday.
This spectacular tour is breathtaking—literally—with 296 steps
and no elevator. The elaborate architecture is highlighted with
close up views of the inner and outer domes. The summit offers a
unique perspective of the city of Topeka. Participants who reach
the cupola earn bragging rights. Souvenir merchandise is available
in the Capitol Store on ground level.
785-296-3966
[email protected]
Tours last approximately 40 minutes
Cost is free during scheduled times
Maximum group size is 30 Reservations are accepted Walk-up
visitors will be accommodated as space is available.
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The rich beauty and history of the Flint Hills
through the art form of Barn Quilts
On display in the Fink Exhibit Gallery
January 29 - April 30
Welcome to the Kansas Flint Hills Quilt Trail!
Driving through the countryside anywhere in the world you will likely
come across many barns. They drape the country in a multitude of
designs, colors and architecture. Some barns are painted to display
advertisements. However, a woman named Donna Sue Groves, from
Adams County, Ohio wanted to honor her mother by hanging a
colorful painted quilt block on her barn. Instead of just one quilt
block, she began a community project with twenty quilt blocks being
displayed along a driving trail to encourage visitors to travel through
the countryside. This was the start of the first quilt trail in America.
Quilt trails are organized all across the country. Quilt blocks are
displayed on barns around the countryside and mapped out for
tourists to follow these amazing works of art.
Join us on a scenic journey through the Flint Hills countryside to
celebrate the piecing together of beautiful quilt patterns, agricultural
heritage, agricultural history and culture, and promoting agritourism
and rural pride.
In celebration of Kansas Day, on January 29, all guests will receive free
admission to the museum to view the exhibit!
Veteran's Day Celebration
Wednesday, November 11th @ 2pm
Community Harvey House Luncheon
Thursday, December 3rd
Santa Arrives on Union Pacific
Sunday, December 6th @ 1pm
Museum of the Kansas National Guard
12th Annual Fundraising Gala
Friday, April 22nd
6700 Southwest Topeka Boulevard
Topeka, KS 66619-1401
(785) 862-1020
9th Annual Railroad Festival
Saturday, July 9th
The Museum is open to the public from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Tues
through Sat. Sunday appointments can be scheduled for special
groups at (785) 862-1020. The museum is located at 6700 S.W. Topeka
Blvd., (the main entrance of Forbes Field)
Holley Museum Military Museum
Downtown Ramada Inn
At the present time the museum features 5 galleries, named after
world leaders. The first gallery is the Winston Spencer Churchill Gallery
and features artifacts from World War II in England.
Featuring an 1854 replica Log Cabin with Blacksmith Shop, 1870’s
Victorian Prairie Mansion on the National Register of Historic Places, and
2½ acres of Botanical Garden, including Anna’s Place, a Victorian Reading
Garden and a 240 foot cascading rock rivulet.
To learn more about the history of Old Prairie Town, please click on the
following link: http://www.agaminkansas.com/index_09042013.php
Kansas Museum of History
6425 SW Sixth Avenue
Topeka, KS 66615
(785) 272-8681
Hours:
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday, 1 - 5 p.m. Sunday
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Kansas Museum of History - Special exhibit What's Cooking, Uncle Sam?
Food. We love it, fear it, and obsess about it.
We demand that our Government ensure that it is safe, cheap, and
abundant. In response, Government has been a factor in the production,
regulation, research, innovation, and economics of our food supply. It has
also attempted, with varying success, to change the eating habits of
Americans.
Feb 5
Feb 6
Feb 7
Feb 12
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Feb 18
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Feb 21
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Feb 26
Feb 27
Feb 28
Boat and Outdoor Show
Kansas Garden Show
Kansas Garden Show
Kansas Garden Show
Arab Shrine Circus
Arab Shrine Circus
RV & Sport
Arab Shrine Circus
RV & Sport
Arab Shrine Circus
RV & Sport
Equifest of Kansas
Equifest of Kansas
Equifest of Kansas
From the farm to the dinner table, explore the records of the National
Archives that trace the Government’s effect on what Americans eat.
January 28 - May 1, 2016, at the Kansas Museum of History.
This exhibition was created by the National Archives and Records
Administration, Washington, D.C., with support from the Foundation for
the National Archives. The national tour of What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam? is
made possible by Mars, Incorporated.
February 12 - The History of Chocolate, lecture and tastings
February 20 - Kansas Cooking: Eat Like a President
March 15 - Kansas Cooking: With Kids
April 8 - War Fare, a lecture by Lora Vogt, The National World War I
Museum
April 9 - Kansas Cooking: Old Time Recipes
Monday: Kids Drum Circle - 11:00AM
Tuesday: Music & Movement with Singing Sarah - 11:00AM
1st & 3rd Tues of Month: Bedtime Stories - 7:00PM
4th Tues of Month: Reading Fun Club - 7:00PM
Wednesday: Story Time with Marj - 11:00AM
Summer Science with Mel - 4:30PM
Thursday: Cub Club Crafts - 11:00AM & 4:30PM
Friday: Kids Drum Circle - 11:00AM
Family Game Night - 6:00PM
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Kid's Drum Circle
Story Time w/ Marj
Music Fun with Singing Sarah
Cub Club Crafts
Kid's Drum Circle
Family Game Night
Kid's Drum Circle
Story Time w/ Marj
Cub Club Crafts
Kid's Drum Circle
Family Game Night
Kid's Drum Circle
Story Time w/ Marj
Cub Club Crafts
Kid's Drum Circle
Family Game Night
Kid's Drum Circle
Story Time w/ Marj
Cub Club Crafts
Kid's Drum Circle
Family Game Night
Kid's Drum Circle
Story Time w/ Marj
New Year, New Hours!
New Year - New Winter Hours! We listened, we heard, we're adjusting!
We will now be opening at 9 am and closing at 3 pm Tuesday - Friday.
Saturday and Sunday hours will remain the same (from 10 am - 5 pm
Saturday and 1 pm - 5 pm Sunday). We are closed Mondays.
Exciting New Evening Hours!
In addition to our new hours, we will be open on the 4th Friday of each
month from 6 pm - 9 pm! Special $5 rate for non-members and free to
our members! This will be THE place to be on those Friday nights. First
open Friday evening will be January 22nd. Don't miss out!
Hours
Tuesday – Friday 9AM - 3 PM
Saturdays 10 AM - 5 PM
Sundays 1 PM – 5 PM
Mondays CLOSED
New Evening Hours!
6 PM – 9 PM the 4th Friday Every Month
Admission
Kids & Adults: $7.75 (tax included)
Seniors (65+): $6.75 (tax included)
Infants (until 1 year) & Members: FREE
Every Tuesday is Toddler Tuesdays - 10:30 - 11 am
Every Wednesday is Wee Wednesday - 9:30 - 10:30 am (Banner attached)
Serious Fun Friday - 11 am & 2 pm
STEAM Saturday - 11 am & 2 pm
Family Fun Night
KCDC is the place for SERIOUS FAMILY FUN! You won't want to miss
Family Fun Friday Night! In fact, KCDC will be open from 9am to 9pm on
the fourth Friday of every month. Come explore, build, paint, play and
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have fun!
$5 admission for guests arriving after 6pm
Free for members
Saturday Feb 13, 7-10 pm - Adult Night - Discover the Love (Poster
attached)
712 S Kansas Ave.
Topeka, KS
Feb 5
First Friday Art Walk Maker’s Market
Don't want to be out in the cold? Bring in your art, clothing, jewelry,
accessories, decor, body care, or anything else you've made! Reserve your
vendor space today!
Field of Greens
Monday Feb 15, 9 am - 5 pm - KCDC open for Presidents Day! (Banner
Attached)
Saturday Feb 20, 10 am - 3 pm - Engineering Olympiad (Poster
attached)
Friday Feb 26, 6-9 pm - KCDC Family Fun Night!
Kansas Children's Discovery Center is open every 4th Friday of the
month for "Family Fun Friday". We will be open from 9 am - 9 pm for
some SERIOUS FUN!
Beginning at 6 pm, admission rates will be reduced to $5/person. Free
for members.
Saturday, Feb 27 - 10 am - 4 pm - The Gems of Oz! Topeka Gem and
Mineral Society
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Toddler Tuesday
WEE Wednesday
Serious Fun Friday
STEAM
Toddler Tuesday
WEE Wednesday
Serious Fun Friday
STEAM
Adult Night – Discover the Love
Open for Presidents Day
Toddler Tuesday
WEE Wednesday
Serious Fun Friday
STEAM
Engineering Expo 10-3
Toddler Tuesday
WEE Wednesday
Serious Fun Friday
Wild About Weather Camp
Family Fun Night
The Gems of Oz! Rock Hounds 10-4
STEAM
Full Listing of Events: http://tscpl.org/events
1. Go have a pint.
Book, Book, Goose!
Thursday, February 4
Thursday, March 3
6:30-8 p.m. | The Dutch Goose Books
Book, Book, Goose! is a public book club providing a unique atmosphere for a lively discussion. Explore interesting literature, authors, fun people, good food
and book-themed drink specials. Email [email protected] for upcoming titles. [21+]
2. Go to a movie.
Fridays in February, 6:30 p.m.
Animated Hearts Film Series - Coraline
Friday, February 5, 2016 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Marvin Auditorium 101BC Movies
A hidden door reveals a parallel world where Coraline has everything she desires… until she isn’t allowed to leave. Based on the book by Neil Gaiman. 2009 |
Rated PG | 100 minutes
Animated Hearts film series - Persepolis
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A coming-of-age story of a precocious and outspoken young Iranian girl that begins during the Islamic Revolution. Based on the graphic novels by Marjane
Satrapi. 2007 | Rated PG-13 | 95 minutes
Animated Hearts Film Series - The Illusionist
A French magician finds himself out of work and travels to Scotland. While performing in a village pub he encounters a young girl who will change his life
forever. 2010 | Rated PG | 85 minutes
Animated Hearts Film Series - Inside Out
Inside Riley's head, she is guided by her emotions: Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. Growing up is hard, and learning that there’s more than just
happiness in life is a big lesson for her to learn. 2015 | Rated PG | 94 minutes
3. Go snuggle a pup.
R.E.A.D. Dogs
Sundays in February and March | 2-3 p.m. | The Story Zone Kids
Dogs are man’s best friend, but they're also a child’s best listener. Grab your favorite book and read to the Reading Education Assistance Dogs.
4. Go get help.
Tax Talk - 2015 Changes & Tips for Filing
Wednesday, February 10, 2016 | 7-8:30 p.m. | Menninger Room 206 Adults
Discuss concerns about filing your 2015 income tax with an experienced tax professional from H&R Block. Learn about any changes to the tax laws and do a
quick checkup on your 2015 taxes.
5. Go wax nostalgic.
I Want My 80s Crafts!
Thursday, February 11, 2016 | 6-8 p.m. | World Cup Espresso, 1501 SW 21st St. Adults
Create a nostalgic memento or revive old favorites with a new twist: this time we’ll be making Shrinky-Dinks! Warm beverages and pastries available for
purchase from our partner.
6. Go full color.
Roy G.Biv
February 12 - March 27, 2016 | Alice C. Sabatini Gallery Art
See the spectrum! Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet - discover the beauty of Roy G. Biv. Travel through a rainbow of artworks and explore the
wonder of color in this especially vivid exhibit.
Second Friday opening reception - February 12, 5:30 p.m.
7. Go discover.
Celebrate Black History Month
Saturday, February 20, 2016 | 1-5 p.m. | Marvin Auditorium 101BC Adults
African-American heritage and culture in all its richness will be told through music, performance and displays of genealogy and history. Get inspired to explore
further, and leave with tools to help you connect with your own family roots.
8. Go play.
Fidget With It
Mon & Tues, March 7 & 8 | 4-5 p.m. | The Edge - Teen Room Teens
If you like to learn by doing, then stop by The Edge Monday and Tuesday during Teen Tech Week. You will find a hands-on experience with our techie toys.
There will be a new technology item to fidget with each day.
Teen Tech Week is March 6-12
9. Go watch b-ball.
NCAA Bracket Challenge
Sunday, March 13, 2016 | Noon-9 p.m. | Adults
Fill out a bracket in the library's very own tournament challenge starting March 13 until the start of games March 17. A prize will be given to the winner,
including having your name displayed on a plaque in the Sports Neighborhood.
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Preschool Storytime
Toddler Time 2
tWiin Xgaming Station
Preschool Storytime
Sing, Move & Learn
Toddler Time 1
Baby Bookworms
Preschool Storytime
Zoo Animals Live
Animated Hearts Film Series
Gaming for Adults
READ Dogs
Amazing Animals
Preschool Storytime
Toddler Time 2
Preschool Storytime
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Series
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17-Feb
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18-Feb
Sing, Move & Learn
Toddler Time 1
Baby Bookworms
Preschool Storytime
Zoo Animals Live
Animated Hearts Film
Gaming for Adults
READ Dogs
Amazing Animals
Preschool Storytime
Toddler Time 2
Preschool Storytime
Sing, Move & Learn
Toddler Time 1
Baby Bookworms
19-Feb
20-Feb
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24-Feb
24-Feb
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25-Feb
25-Feb
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26-Feb
27-Feb
28-Feb
29-Feb
Gaming for Adults
READ Dogs
Amazing Animals
Preschool Storytime
Toddler Time 2
Preschool Storytime
Sing, Move & Learn
Toddler Time 1
Baby Bookworms
Preschool Storytime
Zoo Animals Live
Gaming for Adults
READ Dogs
Amazing Animals
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10-Feb
Sing, Move & Learn
Toddler Time 1
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Preschool Storytime
Zoo Animals Live
Daddy Daughter Date Night
Feb 6
Big Gage Shelter House
Session 1 4p-6p Session 2 7p-9p
785-251-2600
[email protected]
Bring your special girl and enjoy an evening of dinner, dancing, pictures and prizes. Space is limited. Session two will only accept registrations after session one is filled.
Preregistration and payment are due by Jan. 22.
Polar Plunge
Feb 6
9:30a-11:45a
Lake Shawnee Swim Beach
Jumping into cold water to raise money for Special Olympics is a winter tradition. This event raises funds for local Special Olympics Programs and raises awareness
about the power of Special Olympics through hosting unique experiences with music, food and most of all fun. Part of the fun of the Polar Plunge is the Challenge. Can
you be a "Below Zero Hero?" Who can you challenge to join you in 2016?
Family Date Night
Feb 12
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Central Park Community Center
1534 SW Clay
Topeka, KS 66604
Contact: 785-251-2965
Cost: $65/family of four $5 for additional children
Central Park Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras Gumbo and Rice Contest
Feb 17
5p to 8p
Central Park Community Center
785-251-2965
[email protected]
Entry Fee is $30.00 per contestant
Come join us at Central Park Community Center to celebrate Fat Tuesday. Bring your Pot of Gumbo to be judged. A tasting card can be purchased for $5 which allows
you to taste judge and choose the “Gumbo King or Queen winner. Gumbo tasting will start promptly at 6 pm. This event is co-sponsored by Heavenly Vision Youth
Photography group.
The Collective Art Gallery
3121 SW Huntoon
The Collective Art Gallery is open on Wednesdays through Fridays
12-5PM and on Saturdays 10AM to 3PM..
The Ad Astra Theatre Ensemble would like to encourage
education, enlightenment, and entertainment within our
audiences by providing thought provoking plays and musicals
that ask questions and beg reflection. We would also like to
aid our community in providing more exposure to the arts and
to financially give back any profits from production to local
theatres or charities in order to better the community in
which we live.
Topeka Art Gallery
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Trails Market & Gallery
109 N Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS 66618
(785) 806-7171
Topeka Civic Theatre & Academy (TCTA)
3028 SW 8th Avenue Topeka, KS 66606
785-357-5211
Funny Money
January 15 - February 6, 2016
Feb 5
First Friday Art Walk
We will be featuring the thought provoking artwork by artist Ptr Sponseller
who uses reclaimed items to make stunning sculptures. The show title refers
to not only Ptr's use of matertials but also a tongue-in-cheek proclamation
after several of his works were recently deemed worthy of theft.
Artist often face many uphill battles in their quest to express something to
and for the world. Ptr is no exception. Not down or out, he will continue to
put his unique vision into the world. Come out and visit with Ptr and see for
yourself!!
Artist Statement:
My childhood was not filled with wealth or stability. As far back as I can
remember, my parents were junkers, AKA pickers. As a teenager, unfortunate
circumstances lead me to become a gutter punk. In other words, I lived on
the streets of Charleston, South Carolina. My "home" was under bridges or
squatting in abandoned warehouses. One positive to this lifestyle, is that I
learned to utilize everything, because I had nothing.
At the age of 20, I left Charleston, South Carolina, with nothing but a
backpack and my dog. Together we walked and hitchhiked from the east
coast to the west coast. Eventually I ended up in Portland, Oregon. Portland is
where I met my wife, and for awhile, we sat down our roots. Then my life
took another fork in the road, and we decided to move to my wife's family
farm in Berryton, Kansas.
The farm's tree lines are still filled with scrap metal and tractor parts.
Originally I obtained my materials for my art projects from the scrap metal
and bones that I found on the farm during walks with my family.
I have always considered myself to be artistic, and have worked in multiple
mediums. During the past few years, I have become inspired by reclaiming
materials, or up cycling. I see a type of beauty in decay. From decay there is
birth. Whether the decay is urban, industrial or organic, I see potential. What
others call trash, I see as pieces to a new puzzle. I see their potential to
become part of something new, to begin again.
That is why I take scrap metal and bones, or whatever I may find, and I give it
a new life, a new purpose. It becomes...reclaimed.
Ptr Sponseller
Clover GEAR Reclaimed Art
Henry A. Perkins, a mild mannered C.P.A., picks up the wrong briefcase one full of money. He assumes it is illicit cash and keeps it. Knowing
the owner of the briefcase must have his, he rushes home and tells his
wife to pack - they’re going to Bali! (In fact, they can buy Bali.) When
the police ring his doorbell, he freaks, only to find out they have
confused him with a dead man, accused him of soliciting in the men’s
room and more. Henry’s inept attempts to remove himself from the
impossible situation leads to increasingly hysterical situations.
By Ray Cooney. Produced through special arrangement with Samuel
French Play Service.
Memphis
February 26 - March 26, 2016
From the underground dance clubs of 1950s Memphis, TN. comes a hot
new Broadway musical. Inspired by actual events, Memphis is about a
white radio DJ who wants to change the world and a black club singer
who is ready for her big break. Together they embark on an incredible
journey. Winner of four Tony Awards including an original score with
music by Bon Jovi founding member David Bryan.
Book and Lyrics by Joe DiPietro. Music and Lyrics by David Bryan. Based
on a Concept by George W. George. Produced with special arrangement
by Theatrical Rights, Worldwide.
The Last of the Dragons
February 12 - February 21, 2016
In the kingdom of Middlefield, on a princess’ 16th birthday, she is tied
to a rock, kidnapped by a dragon, rescued by a prince and lives happily
ever after. But what happens when the prince is too afraid to fight and
the princess wants to do the rescuing by herself? Adapted from the
story by Edith Nesbit, this is a story of bravery, intelligence and
friendship.
A Royally lovable New Comedy by Kristen Walter. Produced by special
arrangement with Samuel French Play Service.
Director
Bethany Dunham & Logan Best
3113 SW Huntoon
Tue - Fri: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
Sat: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Downtown Topeka
Laugh Lines
The ARTSConnect First Friday Artwalk includes nearly 60 galleries that
open their doors across the city from 5:30-8:30p on the first Friday of
every month of the year. That’s right – all 12 months and all across this
IMPROVISATIONAL COMEDY COMPANY
Formerly known as Laughing Matters, Laugh Lines improv
comedy shows pack the house and perform comedy sketches
and games based on audience suggestions. You won’t want to
miss a single exciting evening with this troupe of comics that
have become a Topeka tradition!
Laugh Lines humor not suitable for all audiences.
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fine city, businesses have special art on their walls ready for to come
look, visit and BUY!!
Thousands of patrons enjoy going from gallery to gallery
seeing the sights, seeing friends, and interacting with a
growing and vibrant arts community.
ARTSConnect publishes a printed map 4 times a year to guide
artwalkers, which you can find at your favorite gallery. The
map is also available in Topeka Magazine and in
seveneightfive Magazine.
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Tickets $ 10.00.(plus tax and facility fee) Doors open at 7 PM. Show
starts at 8 PM
Feb 12
Feb 13
Apr 1
Apr 2
May 7
Aug 19
Aug 20
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Laugh Lines - TCTA
Grace Cathedral
The Cloister Art Gallery
G-Rated comedy by teens
Clybourne Park
January 29 - February 6, 2016
Clybourne Park explodes in two outrageous acts set fifty
years apart. Act One takes place in 1959, as nervous
community leaders anxiously try to stop the sale of a home
to a black family. Act Two is set in the same house in the
present day, as the now predominantly African- American
neighborhood battles to hold its ground in the face of
gentrification.
A Powerful Drama by Bruce Norris.
Produced through special arrangement with Dramatists Play
Service
An all-youth version of Laugh Lines, The Freshman Class perform
family-friendly improv comedy. Kids love shouting out
suggestions from the audience, and adults enjoy the quick-wit of
our actors.
Doors open at 6 PM. Show starts at 7 PM
Mar 12
Apr 16
The Freshman Class – TCTA
The Freshman Class – TCTA
Senior Class
IMPROVISATIONAL COMEDY BY SENIOR CITIZENS
Our senior improv company is made up entirely of 55+ year old
actors from our community. They define life in the golden years as
a terrifically fun-filled trip!
Mar 13
Apr 17
Senior Class – TCTA
Senior Class – TCTA
WTCT Players
CELEBRATING THE RADIO PLAYS OF THE 30S, 40S, AND 50S
Take a trip to yesteryear and enjoy radio favorites including The
Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, The Shadow, and a host of other
favorites recreated by veteran actors who were thrilled by these
stories when they were new!
Tickets are $ 6.00.
Doors open at 1:00 pm. Show begins at 2:00 pm.
Mar 20
Aug 20
WTCT Players – TCTA
WTCT Players – TCTA
Topeka Festival Singers
White Concert Hall
www.topekafestivalsingers.org
Topeka West
Urinetown.. The Musical
Feb 11-Feb 14
A side-splitting send-up of greed, love, revolution (and musicals!), in a time
when water is worth its weight in gold.
Winner of three Tony Awards, three Outer Critic's Circle Awards, two Lucille
Lortel Awards, and two Obie Awards, Urinetown is....Hilariously funny and
touchingly honest, Urinetown provides a fresh perspective of one of
America's greatest art forms.
In a Gotham-like city, a terrible water shortage, caused by a 20-year drought,
has led to a government-enforced ban on private toilets. The citizens must
use public amenities, regulated by a single malevolent company that profits
by charging admission for one of humanity's most basic needs. Amid the
people, a hero decides he's had enough, and plans a revolution to lead them
all to freedom!
....Praised for reinvigorating the very notion of what a musical could be,
All Things Bright and Beautiful
The Festival Singers open their 32nd season with a program that
focuses on aspects of beauty and nature. We are excited to present the
premiere of a new commissioned choral work by renowned composer,
Dan Forrest. In keeping with tradition, several young area singers will
join us on stage as a part of our high school apprentice program.
Monday, 7:30 pm, December 14, 2015
White Concert Hall
Washburn University
Home Again
They’re back! Broadway stars Jeff Kready and his wife, Nikki Renée
Daniels, return to join the Singers for an evening of music-making that
you won’t want to miss. Jeff is the lead role in A Gentleman’s Guide to
Love and Murder (Best Musical, 2014 Tony), and Nikki is the lead female
role in The Book of Mormon (Best Musical, 2011 Tony). Standing-
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Urinetown catapults the "comedic romp" into the new millennium with its
outrageous perspective, wickedly modern wit, and sustained ability to
produce gales of unbridled laughter. (MTIShows.com)
All reserved tickets are $9.00 and available for preorder from any cast, crew,
or pit member. Patrons may also fill out the following form and drop it in A
Office with payment to reserve tickets:
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$9.00 General Admission tickets will be available from any cast, crew, or pit
member.
$5.00 Student General Admission tickets will be available from the Westside
Bank and any cast, crew, or pit member.
Washburn Rural
Presents: Oklahoma
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roomonly two years ago, so you’ll want to come early and get a good
seat!
Monday, 7:30 pm, February 29, 2016
White Concert Hall
Washburn University
TFS Showcase
Members of the Festival Singers are extremely talented, as you will see
and hear at our annual season-closer of songs from the stage, screen
and the field of pop. In keeping with tradition, several in the group will
take the spotlight as they “show off” their skills at the mic. Our
crackerjack instrumentalists will add that extra spark as we present a
special evening of entertainment!
Monday, 7:30 pm, May 16, 2016
White Concert Hall
Washburn University
Feb 18-20
Feburary 18, 19, and 20 at 7:00 pm
WRHS Auditorium
*Seating is reserved* $6-$9
Tickets sold online, or for cash/check at WRHS Bank during lunch hours.
Visit www.warutheater.org for more details.
Feel free to share our event and invite your friends!
Rodgers' and Hammerstein's beloved classic, their first collaboration, comes
to life on the WRHS stage!
A charming cowboy, Curly, attempts to woo Laurey, but she's playing hard to
get, and might regret her choices very soon. Ado Annie can't make up her
mind between two of her own suitors, and her father insists on having his
say.
Set at the turn of the century in iconic Oklahoma Indian Territory, this
production remains a favorite because of its classic romances, unforgettable
characters, sing-along music, and portrayal of indomitable western settlers
who worked to carve their lives into a vast, unyielding, beautiful land.
Ramada Inn Downtown
Feb 21
Mar 20
Apr 17
FOUNDATION 627 BIG BAND, STEVE LAMBERT, DIRECTOR
JIM DEJULIO, BASS, AND LARRY FULLER, PIANO
STAN KESSLER’S K.C. JAZZ ALL-STARS
Feb 5
Feb 12
Feb 16
Feb 28
Mar 3
Mar 12
Mar 21
Apr 5
Apr 22
Apr 28
Million Dollar Quartet
Schooltime Theatre
Danu
The Price is Right Live
Second City
Songs, Stools & Stories
Saturday Night Fever
Home Free
Blue Man Group
5130 SW 29th Street, Topeka, KS 66614
785.861.7299
http://www.painttherapyuncorked.com/
Paint Therapy Uncorked is Topeka's ONLY interactive Art
Lounge. Fresh, exciting, and unique, we'll provide a night out
you'll never forget, and your own masterpiece to remember
it by.
By reservation only, bring a date, your best friend, your mom
and sister, or everyone you know. Even if you come alone,
you'll be among friends.
It's BYOB! Your favorite bottle of wine, your favorite cocktail
mix, or your favorite beer, bring it with you and don't forget
your designated driver, they're the life of the party!
February 13, 2016
Shore — Lord of the Rings
Jarre — Lawrence of Arabia
Korngold — Robin Hood
Gold — Exodus
Zimmer — Pirates of the Caribbean
This Valentine’s Day, let the Topeka Symphony take you to the worlds of the
movies. We will play the sweeping, majestic scores from the silver screen,
including beloved classics like Robin Hood and Lawrence of Arabia, as well as
modern epics such as the Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean. Sit
back, relax, and enjoy the world of legendary Hollywood for an evening of
passionate, powerful movie music.
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Relax, mingle in our lounge, and get ready to uncork your
creativity!
Local artists will take you through step-by-step instructions
as you transform your blank canvas into your own work of
art. Even if you haven't picked up a paint brush since you last
used your Kindergarten watercolor set, you'll leave feeling
like Picasso.
THE WORLD IN STORM AND SEA
March 19, 2016
Beethoven — Symphony No. 6 — Pastoral
Young Artist Competition Winner
Britten — Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes
2016 marks the 50th anniversary of the tornado which tore through Topeka. We
remember the storm at this evening’s concert of the World in Storm. We will
play Benjamin Britten’s stormy and dramatic Four Sea Interludes from the
opera Peter Grimes and offer perhaps the most famous of all storm music,
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, the Pastoral. The Pastoral features a musical
thunderstorm, including the calm before the storm, the raging storm itself, and
the quiet afterwards, and will provide us an opportunity to reflect on the storm
of 1966 and the years following as Topekans rebuilt. This will be a moving and
powerful evening for all.
REQUIEM
April 23, 2016
Verdi — Messa da Requiem
Paint Therapy Uncorked is a posh lounge, an eclectic art
gallery, and a place to unwind.
Experience the trendiest night out in Topeka for yourself.
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Dreaming of Palm Tree's!
Thirsty Thursday
Friday on the town! U Pick
Saturday Night Out
Family Day
Wednesday Night You Pick
Celebrate Valentine's Day Early
Saturday afternoon Paint
Saturday Night Out
Family Day
Happy Valentine's Day
No School Afternoon Paint
Thirsty Thursday
Saturday Night Out
Family Day
Thirsty Thursday
Friday Night Out! U Pick
Hunted!
Saturday Night Out
Family Day
Cheers!
With the Washburn University Choir and the Topeka Festival Singers
Our season will conclude with Verdi’s Requiem, a magnificent collaboration for
chorus, soloists, and orchestra. We will amass over 100 singers onstage for this
monumental finale to our year.
Topeka Community Concert Association 2014-2015
Concert Series
For more information call 785-357-8702 or visit us online
at www.TOPEKACCA.org
Open Seating Only - No Reserved Seating; Doors open half hour before
curtain time; Dates and Artists Subject to Change; All concerts held at White
Concert Hall, Washburn University
Memberships (tickets to all 5 concerts)
Season Memberships $75, Senior Memberships $60, Family Memberships
$155 (2 adults and all students age 5-18), Single Family Memberships $80 (1
adult and all students age 5-18)
(Single concert tickets are $35/person and available in the lobby prior to each
concert.)
Register Now!! Check out their website for more
events.
Other Arts & Entertainment
Gage Band Shell
Topeka Art Gallery
Feb 5
Feb 5
J&J’s Gallery/Event Space
917 N Kansas Ave
Feb 5
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Sabatini Art Gallery
Topeka Public Library
The Sabatini Art Gallery is located a short distance from the library
entrance, just to the right of the rotunda. Exhibits, programs and
events are free, casual and open to the public. Hours are the same as
the Library, except when closed for change of exhibition.
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Featuring Artist/Musician Judd Henry Mason
BBQ By William Villarreal from Flant Land BBQ
Gallery hours are the same as hours for the Topeka & Shawnee County
Public Library: Mon–Fri., 9am to 9pm, Sat 9am to 6pm and Sun 12pm to
9pm. The library’s Digital Branch is open 24/7 at tscpl.org.
Feb 5 Doors open 7pm show at 8pm
The Break Room
TopCity Comedy First Friday Show It’s Presidential!
Join us for some good ol' American belly laughs at the Breakroom! $7.00
at the door.
5-Feb
10-Feb
17-Feb
TopCity Comedy
WU Jazz Jam Session
Waka Waka Wednesday Comedy Night
TWO DAYS Market - NOTO Arts District
Topeka's Monthly Market, TWO DAYS, is open Jan 8 & 9 at 9
a.m. each day for the First Friday weekend; We hope to see
you then!! 829 N. Kansas Avenue, Topeka, KS 785 249 8415
The Andrew J. and Georgia
Neese Gray Theatre
The Andrew J. and Georgia Neese Gray Theatre is located in the Garvey
Fine Arts Center on Washburn's campus. The acoustically-designed thrust
theatre is the site of sophisticated plays and musicals, from classical to
contemporary. The seating capacity is 330 with several premium views
compliant with ADA regulations.
THE NETHERby Jennifer Haley
February 19, 20, 26 & 27@ 7:30 and February 28 @ 2:00,
2016 Recommended for 16 + yrs. "The Nether" tantalizes
with timely, thought-provoking questions about the
growing sophistication of the digital realm, and the
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Washburn Double Reed Day
Garvey 143 (Choral Room)
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Topeka Symphony Orchestra Concert
White Concert Hall 7:30 p.m. $$
Friday, February 19, 2016
Faculty Violin Recital
Dr. Yu -Fang Chen
White Concert Hall 7:30
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
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possibility that it will become a more fulfilling place to
"live" than the real world. Set in the not-too-distant
future, where a detective investigates a highly interactive
site in which taboo acts of secret desires are blurring the
boundaries of right and wrong, and of virtual and real.
She finds herself in a battle of wills with a charismatic
suspect and wrestles with the question, is it a crime if
the blood is just bits of computer code? -indie game
freak
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WU Orchestra/ Wind Ensemble Concert
White Concert Hall 7:30 p.m.
Monday, February 29, 2016
Topeka Festival Singers Concert
White Concert Hall 7:30 p.m.
$$
May 14th – Crushers v.s. Como – Home (Topeka, KS)
May 21st – Crushers v.s. Northwest Arkansas – (Fayetteville, AR)
June 11th – Crushers v.s. 580 Roller Girls – (Lawton, OK)
July 9th – Crushers v.s. Southside Derby Dames – (Topeka, KS)
July 16th – Crushers v.s. CKRG – (Hutchinson)
Feb 3
Feb 6
Feb 10
Feb 17
Feb 20
Washburn Men’s Basketball
Feb 3
Feb 6
Feb 10
Feb 17
Feb 20
Washburn Women’s Baskeball
Senators
Here is to a healthy 2016
http://www.sunflowergames.com/index.php/sports
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The 2016 Sunflower State Games will take place July 8-24 in Topeka,
Kansas. Complete event information and registration procedures can
be found by clicking on the links found in the "2016 Sports" menu.
Registration for all events will open on March 1. Make plans now to
"Shoot for the Stars" at the 27th Annual Sunflower State Games!
Your church events go here.
Submit next month event.
American Legion Capital Post 1
(37th St)
Sunday: Bingo 5:45 open to the public
Tuesday Bingo 5:45 open to the public
Wednesday Texas Holdum 6:30 (members & their guest
only)
Friday
Texas Holdum 6 & 9 (members & their guest only)
The following are public events
2-Feb
7-Feb
9-Feb
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28-Feb
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American Legion Post 400 (Hwy 24)
Capitol BINGO
2050 SE 30th
(785) 266-5532
Wed: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fri: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Sun: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
These groups donate time and money to the community of
Topeka.
Early birds start at 6:30 PM on Wednesday and Friday with
regular session starting at 7:00 PM. Early birds start at 6:00
PM on Sunday with regular session starting at 6:30 PM. Pull
Tabs and Event Games sold with full concession stand. Doors
open at 4:00 PM.
3-Feb
5-Feb
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Monday and Thursday - Doors Open - 5:00 PM / Early Bird 6:30 PM / Regular Bingo - 7:00 PM
2-Feb
7-Feb
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B-I-N-G-O for Hayden High School
Every Thursday and Saturday at Hayden High School
401 SW Gage, Topeka, KS
Session begins 6:30pm
Minimum of only $7 to play!
Nightly minimum
payout $2,150 to maximum $4,250
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Arab Shrine Temple
1305 S Kansas Ave
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The Moose - BINGO
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Third Thursday Tips and Ticks
Furniture Mall of Kansas
Feb 18
11am AND 6p
6pm
Special Guest Speaker: Rebecca Miller of “Space for Life”
We will be sharing ideas on how to organize your house to make it a home
"American Legion Post 1 of Topeka Kansas is pleased to announce its fundraising partnership with Safe ID Trust to assist in combating
the #1 Crime in America IDENTITY THEFT! If your Identity was Stolen tomorrow,, Who would you call? Safe ID Trust provides an annual Identity Theft Recovery
Protection Membership for your entire family. The Post receives a 50% Donation per membership. Log into www.safeidtrust.org & use Partnership Code:
AmericanLegion for more details and get protected today. The American Legion Post 1 appreciates your support. "
For more Info on American Legion Post 1 Fundraisers please contact Authorized Certified Director -Richard Martinez 785-633-9665 .
Safe ID Trust Has Launched A New Innovative Way To Raise Funds For Your Organization"
"if your IDENTITY was stolen tomorrow WHO would you call?
Richard Martinez - Authorized Director
Safe ID Trust
2611 SW 17th ST
Suite 207
College Park Office Suites
785.633.9665
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19th Annual EquiFest of Kansas
The Kansas Horse Council has selected the Kansas Expocentre in Topeka as the site for the 19th annual EquiFest of Kansas. The event is one of the largest
equine expositions in the Midwest, and will be held on February 26, 27 & 28, 2016. After a successful 18 year run in Wichita, Topeka is excited to welcome this
event to the Capital City. "We've wanted to bring EquiFest to Topeka for a number of years, so we're very excited to announce this addition to our event
calendar," said Expocentre General Manager H.R. Cook. "This is a perfect match for the equine enthusiasts who participate and attend events that we host
each year in Domer Arena."
Presented by Visit Topeka and the Kansas Radio Networks, Equifest of Kansas is the largest equine exposition in the Midwest featuring educational events, a
world-class equine trade show, clinics, exhibitions and entertainment. Over 15,000+ people from all across the United States are expected to attend this
family friendly event.
Horses, mules, and more horses – all breeds – all sizes - all disciplines will be featured in Briggs RAM (Landon) Arena and in Heartland Equine Hospital
(Domer) Arena. Attendees will see world renowned clinicians and companies presenting training tips, the latest in equine health and products for the equine
industry & lifestyle. Presenting Clinicians include: Dan James, Double Dan Horsemanship, sponsored by Wilhite & Frees Equine Hospital; Sharon Camarillo,
Horsemanship for Barrel Racing, sponsored by Morton Buildings and Arena Dragon; Tim McQuay, Reining, sponsored by The Kansas Reining Horse Association,
SmartPak, and Rock’N Horse Veterinary Service; Diane Carney, Hunter/Jumpers, sponsored by the Kansas Hunter Jumper Association, Edward Jones, and
Equiventure Farm; Yvonne Barteau- KYB Dressage, sponsored by Helping Horses, and Club House Inn and Suites; and more to be announced.
Entertainment includes the Prairie Band Casino Ranch Rodeo Saturday night and Sunday afternoon; Premier Farm & Home Top-Horse Versatility Competition;
Breed Showcase; the Farm Bureau and Happy Toys Kids Corral, Kids Horseless Rodeo & Show; Trick Riders; the Farris Law Firm Jumper Challenge; Draft Hitch,
the Greater Kansas Racing Alliance Workshop, a Fashion Show; the Wild Horse Saloon Swingin Spurs, and other events. Cowboy Church will be presented by
Pastor Terry Newell, Crossroads Cowboy Church, Perry, Kansas, at 9 am Sunday in the Workshop Room, Purina Mall of EquiFest.
Vendors will fill both the Purina Mall of EquiFest and Heritage Tractor Exhibition Hall, showcasing products for the equine lifestyle. EquiFest of Kansas is now
accepting sponsor and vendor applications. Information can be found on www.EquiFestofks.com or www.kansashorsecouncil.com. Follow this event on
Facebook “EquiFest of Kansas”, and on Twitter “@Equifestofks.”
The Capitol Plaza Hotel, located next door to the Kansas Expocentre, will serve as the host hotel. Daily passes, along with weekend passes for EquiFest of
Kansas, will be sold at the door or may be purchased in advance by visiting www.EquiFestofks.com.
Wedding Crash Course
February 4, 2016
6pm to 9pm
Crestview Community Center
Mike Salerno – The Dance Guy will present: Night Club Sway (a slow dance), a little Waltz and a little Single-Count East Coast Swing
Empower ComicCon
Feb 20-21
Capitol Plaza Hotel
The Empower ComicCon, is what it exactly sounds like. We want to Empower you, to be you. It is strange to how something so simple, could be so difficult to
implement. Here in Capital City with all our negative press we need to stand up and support each other, and Yes it is that simple! We are calling all nerds,
geeks, characters, eccentrics, misfits, nutcases, screwballs, goofballs, trekkies, weirdos, dorks, goobers, aberrations, gurus, dweebs, goobers, miscreants,
mutants, and anyone else who wants to come out and spend a weekend with us.
We will be using proceeds made from this convention to fund Cat's Closet. The Closet will provide our local youth 6th grade until graduation, due to no fault
of their own are in a tough spot and we will provide, current style clothes, haircut, make-up, shoes etc etc. We cannot fix the problems in these kid's lives
but we can help them feel more comfortable. I am sure you have heard "Dress for Success" Our motto is "Dress to Express."
Show Your Support for Law Enforcement
Feb 6 12pm
21st and Wanamaker
This will be a show of support for our law enforcement officers both local and nationwide. This is an opportunity for your voice to be heard in showing
support for those that would give their life to save yours.
Deuce Alley Productions Presents:
MURPHY LEE of the St. Lunatics & Zeus Rebel live in concert
Thursday 02-11-2016
Topeka Sports Cabaret
4216 NE Seward St.
Topeka, KS 66606
9pm
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18&Up
For show and ticket information contact 785-969-7879
Online tickets available @
https://holdmyticket.com/checkout/event/232565
Hunks the Show
Sunday February 28th
Topeka Sports Cabaret
4216 NE Seward Ave.
Topeka, Ks 66606
Tickets are $15 in advance
$20 @ the door
Information is listed below on where to get your advance tickets today .
785-969-7879 for ticket info.
18 & Up Show
ONLINE TICKETS @
https://holdmyticket.com/checkout/event/224176
Doors open @7pm show starts @ 8pm..
HUNKS The Show is a live high-energy production that showcases creative choreography and
extravagant costumes guaranteed to captivate women of all ages! HUNKS The Show has
performed to sellout crowds around the world, with millions of enthusiastic ladies lining up to
see these handsome HUNKS live on stage! These Hot Chiseled HUNKS have been seen on
Reality TV, Vh1, Muscle & Fitness Magazine, Dancing with the Stars and have modeled for
Calvin Klein and Abercrombie & Fitch Ads. This universally acclaimed male revue show has
quickly become the hottest ticket on tour in the world.
Zumbathon For Bev Hinrichs
Feb 13 10:30 to Noon
Berkshire Great Life And Fitness
Join us in Bev's fight against Breast Cancer. Talented Zumba instructors from Topeka,
Emporia and Wichita will bring you a FUNTASTIC workout!!! Donations accepted for this
event will help Bev with treatment costs. Come show your support!!❤
Pancake Breakfast
March 5th
8am to Noon
First Lutheran Church
Fundraiser for Boy Scout Troop 175
FACE Vocal Rock Band at Topeka West
March 10
Doors Open 6:45
Show begins 7:30pm
Topeka West
Face is an internationally recognized vocal rock band based out of Boulder, Colorado, bringing a
new edge and attitude to the human voice. Using just five singers and a vocal drummer, Face
creates a rock-music phenomenon that has to be seen to be believed. No instruments and no
special effects -– just six guys. Westside Pride TW Booster Club proudly presents FACE IN
CONCERT.
Mark Megibow, Vocal Percussionist is a proud TWHS graduate. He has appeared in Topeka
Theater productions and played in various pits. We welcome you home Mark.
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For tickets-https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1049681…
$25 for Adults, $15 for Students (college and below)
Take a listen, but they are so much more awesome live. Hope you'll join us at TWHS for FACE.
https://www.facebook.com/FaceVocalBand/videos/10153349518290292/...
Tickets also on sale at Lazio's Coffee Bar & Roasterie.
Feb 6
Green and Clean Sweep – Southern Hills Mennonite Church
This month, clean out your toy room! This one is for the kids. Toys, books, clothes. All need to be worth passing along to someone else.
Doors open at 12:45. Swap starts promptly at 1pm. Be prepared to take your own leftovers home or to donate!
TOPEKA EASTER PARADE & FUN FAIR – Mar. 26, 9am-5pm, Gage Park. Topeka’s third annual Easter parade will move around inside Gage Park at 9:15am. Egg Hunt
begins at 9am in AnimalLand playground. Family Fun Fair at Big Gage Shelter House and inside the Topeka Zoo will include vendor booths, children’s games, food,
facepainting, and more between 9am & 5pm. Praise bands and school bands will perform nearby. For vendor booth and parade entry info: [email protected] or
640-6399.
C5Alive “VALENTINE” LUNCHEON – Feb. 11, 11:30am-1pm, at Ramada West, 7th & Fairlawn. This month's Christian Chamber of Commerce luncheon will feature a
Valentine Matchmaker Speed Marketing Event to help you find other organizations or people with which to get together for mutual benefit! There will be fun
activities to help you get to know each other better!
• Cost: $10 for C5 members & first-time guests who RSVP, $12 at the door
• $15 for non-members & repeat guests.
• Please RSVP to [email protected], so we know how much food is needed!
Open to the public – Put POWER in your life with great food, great speakers and great company! Invite a friend to join you!
55TH ANNUAL KANSAS PRAYER BREAKFAST – Mar. 16, 6am, Ramada Inn downtown. Guest speaker Doug Burleigh of Leadership Development Foundation, with
leaders in government, business, education and industry. $18 each or tables of 10 for $180. For info and RSVP: [email protected] or 234-6204
NATIONAL BLACK ROBE REGIMENT SUMMIT - Feb. 12, 9:30am reg., 10-2 w free lunch, civic action team training 2:30-5:30pm. Capitol Plaza Conv. Ctr, 17th & Topeka
Blvd. Empowering pastors & leaders for social & cultural transformation. Speakers: David Barton, Gov. Sam Brownback, Rev. Mark Gonzales, Donna Lipholdt,
Congressman Bob McEwen. Free but reg. required. RSVP 210-802-1397 or nationalblackroberegiment.com
MIDWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE AND EDUCATION EXPO - Mar. 5, 9:30am–2pm. Colonial Presbyterian Church, 9500 Wornall, KCMO. Visit with over 50 colleges from 17
states and 20 local homeschool groups and K-12 schools. Seminars throughout the day: Homeschooling 101, How to prepare for college, more. 816-524-4522.
www.metrovoicenews.com. Sponsored by Metro Voice Newspaper.
WEEKEND TO REMEMBER MARRIAGE GETAWAY. Mar. 11-13. Overland Park Marriott, 10800 Metcalf Ave., Overland Park. Special getaway room rate: $106.00/night.
Event price $149.99 per person. Sponsored by Family Life.
BLEEDING KANSAS 2016 - Sundays from Jan. 31-Mar. 6, 2pm,, Constitution Hall Historic Site, 319 Elmore, Lecompton. A series of talks and dramatic interpretations
on the violent conflict over slavery in the Kansas Territory 1854-1861. Actors will portray Kansans from the turbulent Bleeding Kansas era as they passionately
discuss the issue of slavery in Kansas. Adm: $3 adults, $1 students. Children five & younger free. On tap for Jan. 31: "Founding the Soldier State: How Bleeding
Kansas and the Civil War Shaped Kansas" by author, historian, public speaker Deb Goodrich, book signing to follow. For info: 785-887-6520
Lupitas Mexican Restaurant
TOPCITY KUSTOMZ FIRST FRIDAY DJ/CRUZNIGHTS
Every .........! #first_Friday
#DJ_Joey_rocha is in the house till midnight the kitchen is open till 11 o'clock at night and #TOPCITY_KUSTOMZ weather permitting will have there
#KUSTOMZ_cruising South Kansas Avenue posted on the 700 block at #Lupitas_Mexican_restaurant
New Jobs for Young Adult’s class starting February 8th. We have lots of jobs for 16-20 year olds. Enrolling
now call 273-4141 and ask for Jill.
Youth Court February 18th. If you would like to be a youth juror contact Topeka Youth Project 273-4141
Downtown Chocolate Walk
Feb 5
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This is one of Downtown Topeka's Biggest Nights! The artists
come to us asking to be a part of the festivities! Here's where
you'll find the piece that will be worth a fortune someday!
These artists are on their way to bigger and better things. Like
all art, though, you have to love it first! Find your evening with
us, meet the artists and find out what they are up to, then find
your beautiful piece you'll treasure for a lifetime. Our vendors
will have decadent chocolate treats for your enjoyment, and
other events that you'll love to join. We have restaurants
staying open late for your dining pleasure. Come on Downtown!
Here are the vendors participating so far!
Cashmere Popcorn ~ 1003 SE Quincy
Center for Better Nutrition ~ 929 S Kansas Avenue, Suite B
The Merchant ~ 913 S Kansas Avenue
HHB BBQ ~ 906 S Kansas Avenue
Moburts ~ 820 S Kansas Avenue
Celtic Fox ~ 118 SW 8th Avenue
Prairie Glass Studio ~ 110 SE 8th Avenue
Lupita's Mexican Restaurant ~ 732 S Kansas Avenue
Hazel Hill Chocolate ~ 724 S Kansas Avenue
Wolfe's Camera ~ 635 S Kansas Avenue
Boho Mojo/Reliant Apparel ~ 631 S Kansas Avenue
Absolute Design by Brenda ~ 629 S Kansas Avenue
David's Jewelers ~ 623 S Kansas Avenue
Creative Corners Gallery, Books & Gifts ~ 115 SE 6th Avenue
NexLynx ~ 123 SW 6th Avenue
Shana Cake ~ 435 S. Kansas Avenue
Trails Market & Gallery ~ 109 N. Kansas Avenue
Laser Art Creations - 729 1/2 S Kansas
Ave, Topeka, KS 66603 - 785-234-0228
United Martial Sciences - 628 S Kansas
Ave - 785-220-8961
School Of Martial and Meditative
Arts - 1402 South Kansas Avenue,
Avenue Hair Salon and Spa - 807 S
Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS 66612 - 785-2335225
Topeka, KS 66612 - (785) 235-1378 (785)
408-9683
David's Jewelers - 623 S Kansas Ave,
Topeka, KS 66603 - 785-234-4808
Stephen Smith Images - 931 S Kansas
Ave.
Guard Flag Sales - 1404 S Kansas
Wolfes Camera - 635 S Kansas Ave,
Topeka, KS 66603 -785-235-1386
Ave, Topeka, KS 66612 - 785-235-1378
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Warehouse 414 - 414 SE 2nd St,
Topeka, KS 66607 - 785-232-8008
3 Flowers Metaphysical Treasures 733 S Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS 66603 - 785234-4992
Tammy's Books & Gifts - 811 S
Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS 66603 - 785-2358100
Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:00 and Sat. 9:30-3:00
The Merchant - 913 S Kansas Ave, Topeka,
KS 66603 - 785-357-1444
Trade Post - 826 South Kansas
Avenue, Topeka -(785) 357-5034about
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Dean's 1/2 Price Book Store 1426 S Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS 66612 785-357-4708
The Merchant was started in 2009 by owner Lisa
Boyd. Lisa has done design and fashion on a
budget since she was 16 years old by hitting up
clearance racks, garage sales, and estate sales.
After spending most of her life doing this - she
realized that Topeka needed a resale shop that
specialized in eclectic fashion and great prices.
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Maricel's Closet - 924 S Kansas Ave
Downtown Restaurants
On the Avenue
Field of Greens - 909 S. Kansas Ave
The Break Room - 911 S. Kansas Ave.
Hanover Pancake House - 1034 S. Kansas
Ave.
Golden Dragon Chinese -1101 S. Kansas
Ave
Lupita's Mexican - 732 S. Kansas Ave
Quiznoz - 809 S. Kansas Ave.
Jersey Mikes - 718 S. Kansas Ave.
Classic Bean - 722 S. Kansas Ave
Subway - 935 S. Kansas Ave
McDonalds - 1100 S. Kansas Ave
Kansas Ave Cafe - 325 S. Kansas Ave
Schlotzky's - 607 S. Kansas Ave
HHB BBQ - 720 S Kansas Ave.
Off the Avenue
Oddfellow's Fine Books and
Collectables - 117 SW 6th St, Topeka, KS
Hazel Hill Chocolates - 724 S Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, KS 66603 - 785-215-8883
66603 - 785-354-8899
[email protected]
Mon. - Sat. 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Open First Fridays until 8:00 PM
Closed Sundays
Oddfellow's is Topeka's newest and greatest
collectibles store. We offer a huge selection
of quality used books of every kind and
subject. We also offer a great selection of
coins and currency as well as comic books,
stamps, ephemera, and LOTS of other things
to excite the collector in you.
Super Sonic Music - 117 SE 6th
Avenue, Topeka, KS 66603 - 785-2353786
Pepe Chelas - 1001 SW Tyler
El Mezcal - 511 SW Topeka Blvd.
Terry's Bar and Grill Pizza Hut - 500 SW Topeka Blvd.
Bradley Cafe - 844 N. Kansas Ave
Madison Street Diner - 420 SE 6th
Uncle Bo's - 420 SE 6th
The Globe - 117 SE 10th
Arturos Mexican - 105 SE 10th Ave.
Daylight Donuts - 1001 SE Quincy
RoweHouse - 515 S.W. Van Buren
The Celtic Fox - 118 SW 8th Ave
The Office - 124 SW 8th Ave.
China Express - 514 SW 10th St
Jayhawk Corner Cafe - 700 S.W. Jackson
Rosa's Atrium Cafe - 444 SE Quincy St
WE ARE NOT A PAPERBACK TRADE!!!
While there is lots of great reading to be
found in the average used bookstore we
choose to sell books as commodities and
not as consumables. This means that the
books you purchase from Oddfellow's will
find a permanent home on your bookshelves
and not get passed on after reading. Our
books include the rare and out-of-print,
books from the 19th century and earlier,
leather-bound beauties, and new books by
local authors as well as a ever expanding
selection of modern fiction. We also pride
ourselves on having a large selection of
Prairie Glass Art Studio
110 SE 8th St. - Topeka KS 66603
785-271-8006
Store Hours: Sun & Mon- Closed
Tues- 10am-4:30pm Wed- 10am-4:30pm
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books about Topeka and all of Kansas
including books by local authors. Whatever
subject you love, we have a book for you!
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PC 911 - 534 S Kansas Ave Suite 110 Topeka, KS 66603 - 785-756-4700
Thurs- 10am-4:30pm Fri-10am-4:30pm *First
Fridays opne til 8pm*
Sat- 10am-2pmOpen Late By Appointment!
Meet Jared Starkey
Please continue to check back as we expand
our website. Soon we will have a link to our
online catalog and an events calendar to
keep you up-to-date on author signings and
other events around the store.
Absolute Design by Brenda 629 S Kansas
www.absolutedesigntopeka.com
820 S Kansas Ave.
785-806-3025
Flavor is name of the game and we love them
as much as you do. From our homemade,
handmade blends, to our bright spices, robust
herbs, and wonderful array of salts and sugars,
to our California olive oils and California wine
vinegars to our aged Italian Balsamic vinegars,
we’ve got what you want. You can cook with
great ingredients just like your favorite
celebrity chef! We know because you
appreciate terrific flavors and new adventures,
you will love what Moburts can add to your
creations.
At Moburts, we offer a wide array of flavorings
with an emphasis on superior quality,
exceptional value, and outstanding customer
service.
Happily Ever After
112 W 7th St.
Downtown’s Top of the Tower Club Hosts Summer Promotion to Public
Topeka, Kansas – The Top of the Tower Club, a private club offering fine dining and exceptional
event space, is hosting a summer promotion to the Topeka community to enjoy lunch and
dinner through the summer months of June, July and August. Located on the 16th Floor of the
Topeka Tower at 534 S Kansas, the Top of the Tower Club offers exquisite views of the city
creating a capital dining experience. With the downtown redevelopment in process, it’s a great
location to view the progress on Kansas Avenue and enjoy the terrific atmosphere for a special
meal with your significant other or a place to impress a business associate. The club welcomes
you to see its premier space and enjoy Chef Miguel’s special menu and extensive top shelf bar
offerings using always fresh, hand prepared mixes. The promotion allows non-members, who
may not have visited the Club before, the opportunity to enjoy the great atmosphere and
dining for a small cover charge of $5/person or $20 maximum for groups up to 8.
Dining Hours: Lunch – Monday through Friday 11:30am to 2pm / EVENINGS – Thursday, Friday,
Saturday 4:30pm to 9pm
RESERVATIONS REQUESTED - 785.354.7746
Dress Code: Appropriate attire required – no t-shirts, shorts and hats
We’re delighted to add Top of the Tower Club to the growing list of downtown evening dining
options open to the general public. Currently downtown hosts 30 dining options for lunch and
21 dinner options. http://www.downtowntopekainc.com/play/dining/
TOTC fb For media questions or additional information concerning the promotion, contact:
Chelsea Moore at 785.354.7746 or [email protected] or Edie Smith at Downtown
Topeka, Inc. below for downtown information.
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Downtown Progress
How can your trash help our
community???
Many people donate their clothes and other household
items. Old to you is new to someone else.
Did you know that your actual trash can help benefit
many different organizations?
Ronald McDonald House - Pop tops from your aluminum
cans.
A few places that can fit a party of most sizes
6th Street Ball Room
Ag Hall
American Legion Post 1
Annie’s Place
Bradbury Thompson (Washburn)
Brickyard Barn Inn
Brown v Board
Capitol Plaza Hotel
Celtic Fox
Croco Square Dance Hall
Eagles Lodge
Electricians Union Hall
Gage Park Shelter Houses
Governor's Rowhouse
Grace Farms
Heritage Hall
Holiday Inn Holidome
Jayhawk Tower
Kansas Association for Justice
Lake Shawnee Shelter Houses
Live Music Institute
Meadow Creek Event Center
Museum of History
Downtown Topeka Events
Once you remove the pop tops you can donate the
cans to many different organizations.
The next Step program at Highland park Ann Kaufman is
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the teacher
NOTO Art Center
Capper Foundation
Prairie View Golf
Topeka Aids Project, "Cans for the Cure" - Marshall Barber
Ramada Inn Downtown
Dec 2 Pomona
7pm
State Park
Reynolds Lodge
TopekaPrairie
First United
Methodist
Flint Hills
ChapterChurch
D.A.R.
RoweHouse
Helping Hand Humane Society
Serendipity
An evening of relaxing, restful vocal music to help focus on the true reason for the season. Soprano Grace Morrison joins with the Cornerstone Senior
Shawnee Country Club
Choir and Deo Gloria, and cellist Erinn Renyer, plus a couple of other surprises. Free-will donation to the Topeka Rescue Mission.
Spring Cleaning? Don’t forget about us! A frayed towel
Sunrise Optimist
or a faded blanket is just the ticket. Our kitties like to
The Break Room
cuddle and our puppies love to snuggle up in them. Old
The Lazy Toad
pillows, stuffed animals and old throw rugs are also
The Top of the Tower Club
Family
Film Festival with Norman the Nutcracker
needed. HHHS also accepts donation of aluminum cans
The Vinewood
Quincy Street Conference Center
throughout
The Woman’s Club of Topeka
Dec 13
1pm the entire year and donations of plastic pop
bottles or milk jugs during the summer months only.
The Woodward
Topeka Civic Theatre
Items can be dropped off at the shelter during regular
Topeka Country Club
business hours. Let us know if you need assistance
Topeka Event Center
removing items from your vehicle.
Topeka Masonic Center
Topeka Performing Arts Center
Warehouse 414
Washburn University
Washburn Institute of Technology
Western Hills Golf
Candlelight, Carols, and Songs
Do you want to help our elementary
schools?
It really doesn't cost you anything extra. There are
hundreds of products that have Box Tops of Education
coupons on them. All you have to do is start to cut
them off and put them in an envelope. These coupons
add up quick! Stay tuned for drop off locations!
McCarter Elementary, Jardine Middle School,
Arab
Shrine
And ArabWest
Patrol
Most
Pure Membership
Heart School, Avondale
and Comedy Show!
Whitson Elementary
all collect Box Tops. More
January 24
7:30 – 11pm
schools
will
added
when
I have
This is
a MUST
seebeshow!
Bruce
Baum
starnames.
of "Make me laugh" "Baby man " also seen on "The Simpsons" and many more movies and TV shows comes
to The Arab Shrine Topeka! Limited tickets go on sale next week! 15.00 in advance. Please share this event with your friends. A benefit for
membership committee and Arab patrol.
Classes
Sewing
Bernina Sewing Center of Topeka
5331 SW 22nd Place, Suite 54
Topeka, KS 66614
Phone 785-271-7667
FAX 785-271-7668
http://www.topekabernina.com/calendar.htm
Dance Lessons
Dorothy Thomas School of Dance and
Theatre Arts
Scrap booking
2603A SW 21st St.
785-233-5678
Website
Scrapbooks Etc.
The Dance Factory
5324 SW 17th St.
Topeka, KS 66614
785-272-2012
website
Yoga
Topeka Yoga
Fairlawn Plaza
785-272-4548
Website
AREA DANCE CLASSES - COUPLES DANCING
& LINE DANCINGTopeka's Very Own!!
Instructor: Mike Salerno
website
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Half Moon Yoga Studio
Bobbie O'Neill, instructor
110 NE Lyman Road, Topeka (the intersection of N. Kansas Ave.
and Lyman Road)
401-300-9520
Website
The classes are taught in a heated studio and are one and a half
hours long. Make sure you eat a light meal at least 4 hours before
class. You will need to bring water and a towel, mats are
available if you are ready to buy your own.
Class schedule
Monday and Wednesday @ 5:30 pm
Saturday at 9 am.
The classes are pay as you go and the price is $12 per class.Hope
to see you in class!!If you need more information, feel free to call
me at 401-300-9520. [email protected]
Namaste,
Bobbie
Cooking
Candy Making Classes
Sweet! Baking Supplies - Fairlawn Plaza
Singing/Music Lessons
Live Music Institute
5224 SW 17th, Topeka, KS 66604 · Get Directions
785-408-5111
Website
Hours
Mon - Fri: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sat: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Midwest Musical Arts
5330 SW 17th
(17th & Fairlawn)
Topeka, KS. 66604
785-272-6868
Website
Josh Vowell
I give guitar lessons during the week at LMI off of 17th
& Fairlawn in Topeka and I'm trying to get some more
students. They are 15$ a lesson, half hour long, once a
week. Please call or text me if you're interested in
taking some. Thanks :) 785-409-7348
Clubs/Guilds
Quilters
Kansas Capital Quilters Guild
Contact [email protected]
website -
Crochet
Topeka Crochet Guild
topekacrochet.org
contact 267-5404
Website
POTWIN FIBER ARTISANS A Studio, Educational and Gallery
Collective devoted to promoting the fiber arts in Kansas and
the surrounding areas.
PFA will have a weekly booth at the Farmer's Market for the
entire season for 2014, and we look forward to beginning to
set up every Saturday morning beginning April 12th. Be sure to
stop by, ask our fiber experts questions, and shop the
wonderful fiber supplies and finished creations, as well as
observe live demonstrations of spinning, felting, weaving,
crocheting, knitting and more!
As always, all are welcome to our monthly Open Stitch night,
the last Wednesday of each month-locations vary and are
posted in our newsletter and on the website the week before
Open Stitch. Bring your project, ask questions, and enjoy lively
discussion with other fiber enthusiasts! April Open Stitch will
be Wednesday, April 30th from 7-9pm. Contact
[email protected] or check out www.potwinfiber.org for
more information.
Website
Square Dance Clubs
Cap-Teen Squares
Kuntry Kuzzins
The original Break Room Chicago
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Dog. Nathan's all beef hot dog!
Shawnee Swingers
Swinging Squares
Top-Kan Twirlers
Wheatheart Squares
Findables
4032 SW Huntoon
in Gage Village Shopping Center,
Blind Tiger
471 SW 37th St.
Topeka, KS 66611
785-267-BREW (2739)
This drought is causing many foundation and concrete slab
settlement problems!
KB Mudjacking LLC. of Perry Kansas has inspected many foundation
problems in our careers, and if only people knew how to care for
their foundations they could have avoided thousands of dollars in
repair cost or minimized their damage.
Cafe Holliday
800 SW 12th St
232-2188
The primary reason so many people have foundation problems lay
beneath their feet, its called “highly expansive clay soil”. Movement
of foundations is a common problem in northeast Kansas, due to
highly expansive clay soil and changing weather conditions. This
drought continues to plague us all. As the moisture content
reduces in the soil due to this drought the clay shrinks and your
foundation, walkways, and driveways settle.
Do you have windows and doors that won’t close? Does your
basement wall have cracks? Do you think your house is falling down
around you? Is money tight? Then you came to the right place!!
Whatever structure you need repaired, big or small KB Mudjacking
LLC a locally family owned and operated Mudjacking and
Foundation Repair Company will be there for your repairs at the
lowest possible cost, and help you regain your properties value.
There are no tricks up our sleeves, just good old fashion tried and
proven construction methods that have been time tested to fix
your foundation issues. So don’t put it off any longer that only
leads to further damage and costly repairs. Give KB Mudjacking a
call today and one of the Keating Brothers themselves will visit you
soon.
Providing Supported Employment Opportunities to those
living at KNI.
The Plant Shop at KNI is offering Houseplants for sale. For February
we have a variety including Mini Roses.
Store hours are M-F 8am-3pm
Contact information:
Dave and Marty Keating
(785) 220-8127
P.O. Box 41
Perry KS. 66073
Or visit us on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/kbmudjacking
E-mail us anytime to place your order.
Call the Plant Shop at 296-5383 or
[email protected] .
The Used Book Nook
Topeka’s newest source for gently used books offering low prices
starting at 25 cents.
Brian 785.368.7159
[email protected]
Balloon Extraordinaire
Including specialized baskets
Valentine’s Day Balloon Bouquet 1 message and 3 Heart shaped foil
Packing and Moving in the State of Kansas Residential and Commercial
For more information about Mastery Moving contact:
Jim Barnes
Owner/Operator
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balloons for $13.
Delivery available if ordered before Feb 5.
Every day Standard balloon bouquet - $7.75
Other options available as well!
There are balloons and baskets available for most all occasions!.
Open Mon.– Fri. 9 AM – 3:30 PM Call 296-0817 or
contact Stacie at 368-6243 or [email protected]
Delivery available Topeka area, for an additional fee.
Call to place your order.
785-271-7100 (office)
785-633-4904 (cell)
Monday - Saturday 8am - 6pm
Free Estimates
Your Moving Expert for 27yrs Same Owner
Residential or Commercial
Specializing in Pianos and Antiques
Packing & Storage facility available.
Oldies But Goodies Thrift Store
Wide selection of glassware, books, clothes, furniture, and holiday
decorations.
Left over garage sale items or other donations in gently used
condition, can be picked-up.
Donations are tax deductible.
Call Betty at 296-5394
[email protected]
Topeka Area Grooming Shuttle
TAGS is a locally owned Mobile Pet Grooming Service
that services Topeka and the surrounding areas. We
can provide your pet quality care that comes with
more than a decade of professional grooming
experience. Convenience and quality pet care are our
#1 priorities.
822 N Kansas Ave · Topeka · Directions
(785) 232-8300
Ozark Integrated Pest Services of Topeka, KS has been providing
Hours
reliable pest control services to residential and commercial
Mon - Tue 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wed
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thu - Sat 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
residence, Ozark has grown into a business with hundreds of
Hours subject to change
establishments for more than 30 years. Started in 1978 out of a
satisfied clients. Well known for reliable service at competitive
rates and friendly people, Ozark has 4 technicians with a
combined experience of 40+ years and 3 office personnel. Ozark
is a
1010 N Kansas Ave · Topeka ·
Directions
(785) 357-4420
licensed and insured company serving Topeka, Manhattan /
Junction City, Lawrence and the surrounding areas.
Ozark Integrated Pest Services Offers:
•
COMMERCIAL PEST MANAGEMENT – We service all different
types of commercial businesses from convenience stores and
restaurants to daycare’s and medical facilities. Ozark also offers
several different programs for apartment complexes and
retirement communities.
•
RESIDENTIAL PEST MANAGEMENT – Our residential programs
include monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, bi-annual, and one time
services. All of our residential services include control for mice
and rats as well as treating the exterior of the house.
WE do computer repairs for
hardware and software and
charge a flat-rate fee of
$69.
www.whizkidpcservices.com,
phone number of (785) 2749403.
Andres Vega - Owner
Whiz Kid PC Services
•
SPECIALTY TREATMENTS – Some insects are not included in
our regular programs. Fleas, bed-bugs, termites, and carpenter
ants are separate and usually need an estimate.
•
TERMITE INSPECTIONS – We provide termite inspections for
real estate sales as well as individual homes or businesses.
•
FREE ESTIMATES WITH THE EXCEPTION OF REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
•
TERMITE TREATMENTS – We use the Advance Termite Bait
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System along with Termidor liquid termite chemical for most of
our termite customers. We also provide new construction soil
pre-treatments to help prevent termites in your new home.
Warranties are provided with all types of treatments.
•
BED BUG TREATMENTS
Wildheart Social Media provides social media consultation for small
business owners. We focus on educating small business owners on
how to use social media and the Internet so those exact same
business owners have the confidence they need to engage their
audience online. Wildheart Social Media is the only Topeka business
that does only social media. We are engagement focused and
engagement driven. http://wildheartsocialmedia.com
[email protected]
Trails Market & Gallery
109 N Kansas Ave – Topeka, KS 66603
https://www.facebook.com/pages/TrailsGallery/448798708535735
Welcome to the newest gallery in Topeka, Trails Gallery! Your
source for Art, Antiques, Crafts and even Studio Rentals! Be
part of the artistic community of Topeka and First Friday
Events.
"if your IDENTITY was stolen tomorrow WHO would you call?
Richard Martinez - Authorized Director
Safe ID Trust
2611 SW 17th ST
Suite 108
College Park Office Suites
785.633.9665
Dancing Man Studio Photography
109 N Kansas Ave Ste #2– Topeka, KS 66603
816-719-6816
dancingmanstudio.com
Photography is about reflecting who you are, at your best. You
want to share what's important to you with the whole world,
and I can make that happen. The photos you'll treasure your
whole life aren't the unnatural poses with faces pointed at the
camera. When you look through your memories years later,
what you want is something that will bring you right back to
how you felt that day. Your fingers brushing across your new
husband's face as you gaze up at him, the fire in your eyes the
day before your big game, the look that charmed everyone,
and the spark that just lights up the room. That's what you
need to capture, and for that, you need a photographer that
doesn't see you as just another shoot.
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Hours are 7days a week 11am to 9pm We have 8
restaurants right now and adding several more very
soon. We have our site topeka2go.com as well as our
app in the App Store. We are hoping to start a
morning delivery service very soon. If restaurants
are interested in talking to us about offering a
delivery service Phone number is 785-554-5544
or email [email protected]
[email protected].
We are a locally owned estate sale company that services
families that are downsizing or there has been an
unfortunate passing in the family. We offer services that
including organizing and tagging items, setting up for the
sale and running the sale. Our fees include everything and
we also offer deep cleaning services after the sale.
Check out our Facebook page or website for more info.
https://www.facebook.com/The-Resale-Lady-of-TopekaEstate-sales-127182987427568/?fref=ts
Contact Info:
Anje Kearney
The Resale Lady of Topeka
"We do estate and garage sales for you"
785 260 5458
www.theresaleladyoftopeka.com
4010 SW Huntoon
785-438-2016
www.pinnedworkshop.com
Our ING Topeka Group meets every other Wednesday. Our groups are free to
join, you just have to pay for your own lunch.
February 10, 2016 - AJ Pizza 1930 Southwest Westport Drive, Topeka, KS
66604 - Lee Hartman with Metro Voice is our speaker
February 24, 2016 - Location to be announced - Sheryl Blue with Blues Moon
Organization Company is our Speaker
March 9, 2016 - AJ Pizza 1930 Southwest Westport Drive, Topeka, KS 66604 Cindi Bramlage with Thirty One Bags is our speaker
March 23, 2016 - Ramada Downtown 420 SE 6th Ave. Topeka, KS 66607
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Need help around your house or business?
Hair, Nails, Massage etc....
Here are a few companies that have helped me in the
past! Make sure you write these numbers down!
These are a few places that I go to!
H.D. Services
Heating & Air
Hugh Renyer
785-806-6697
Pruitt Appliance Service
2013 SW 6th St.
Topeka, KS 66606
Passow Remodeling
Ryan Passow
785-221-1123
Click Here for Website
Gardner Roofing
785-228-0088
Click Here for website
Strandz Hair Studio 3339 SW Gage Blvd Ask for Amber
Hair Care Etc - 1801 SE 29th St, Ste 2, Topeka, KS 66605
(785) 267-2832 Ask for Christy (She does amazing spiral
perms)
Nail World - 1570 SW Wanamaker Ste 200
Wellness at Hand Massage, 2913 SW Plass Ct Ste B
817-6030
Allure Hair Studio (Gage) - Hair and Makeup - Jerome
Garcia
Other places in Topeka you might want to give a try... I
asked some of my friends where they get a great
massage and they answered: Call for an appointment!!!
Egos Day Spa - 2827 SW Wanamaker Rd (785) 272-1181
Brian's Total Home LLC
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Wood Floors Plus More
Brian Huffstutler
(785) 845-9492
Christin at Stillpoint - 2709 SW 29th St # D - (785) 2280055
Daniellson and Associates in North Topeka, ask for Deana
201 NW Hwy 24 Suite 120 273-7500
Backs By Popular Demand - (785) 234-1548
Holly Eastman-Brantley @ Total Image Body Salon on 21st
and Gage
Cambridge Quartz and Granite
Counter Tops
785-862-7971
Mastery Movers
785-271-7100 (office)785-633-4904 (cell)Monday Saturday 8am - 6pmFree Estimates
Rebecca Miller, Professional Organizer
Space For Life, LLC
[email protected]
www.spaceforlifellc.com
785-224-4698
Facebook - Twitter - LinkedIn
Ozark Pest Control
Pest Control
234-2290
Pure Radiance Skin
Chantel Lassiter
www.pureradianceskin.nerium.com
call 785-845-0236 for free 5 day trial!
Nerium AD Look Better Live Better
Boresha International
World's Only Thermogenic Fat Burning Coffee &
Tea !!
785.633.9665
Website: https://www.HeyCoffeeMan.com
Facebook: https://www.BringingSexyBack.Info
Jewelry in Candles
Bob Hauer
http://jewelryincandles.com/st
ore/bobhauer
Sierra Vazauez-Martinez
web site: Sierramartinez.scentsy.us
phone number: 785-633-3492
Name on web site: B. Sierra Vazauez-Martinez
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The Arthritis Foundation (www.arthritis.org) is committed to
raising awareness and reducing the unacceptable impact of
arthritis, which strikes one in every five adults and 300,000
children, and is the nation’s leading cause of disability.
Over 100 kids in Topeka are currently waiting for a Big Brother
or Big Sister!
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ARTSConnect works to promote the arts through building community
connections and broadening the understanding of how the arts
enhance the quality of life in our community.
200 S. Kansas Ave.
PO Box 2492
Topeka, KS 66601-2492
785-234-6208
[email protected]
Services:
Our clothing bank serves over 11,000 people each year with weather
appropriate clothing.
Our food bank gives out food boxes to serve the household for 3 to
5 days to over 10,000 individuals each year.
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young
people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes
by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law
Each year we pass through over $100,000 in government funds,
grants, and donations for financial assistance with housing, utilities
and prescriptions.
Our Lunchroom prepares and serves over 100,000 free meals each
year.
Over 350 students attend our GED and Adult Education Classes
90% of our students who take the GED test pass.
Our mission is to enable all young people, especially those
who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive,
caring, responsible citizens."
Breakthrough House, Inc. is a nonprofit community agency
established in 1978 to support the recovery of individuals with
mental illness by providing services, supports, and
opportunities to improve the quality of their lives. Through
the efforts of staff and volunteers, interaction with peers, and
community involvement, individual needs are met, social and
vocational skills are restored, and self-esteem is
strengthened, encouraging the men, women, and children
who participate in our programs to contribute their talents
and abilities to the benefit of themselves and others as they
live, learn, work, and play.
To donate, you can mail a check to Let's Help PO Box 2492
Topeka, KS 66601 or visit their website: www.LetsHelpInc.Org
LifeHouse provides a multidisciplinary team of professionals to serve
child victims of abuse. These are adults who recognize the hurt of
abuse and have dedicated themselves to providing help and
protection without causing further suffering.
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Meals on Wheels
785-354-5420
The mission of Easter Seals Capper Foundaiton is to provide
exceptional individualized services to ensure that people with
disabilities and their families have opportunities to live, learn,
work and play in their communities
The Community Resources Council links with other
collaborative groups to address specific needs in the
community. This is accomplished through the
development of community-wide initiatives that avoid
duplication of services, maximize available resources,
implement community plans designed to meet a specific
outcome, and monitor progress.
Newsletter Jan 2016
http://www.mowks.org/pdfs/Newsletter.pdf
The mission of PARS is, "To enhance community wellness and safety by
providing prevention, intervention, education, counseling and referrals;
and to assist in developing partnerships that empower individuals and
communities to increase protective factors and reduce risk factors
related to substance abuse, crime and other unhealthy behaviors."
Positive Connections
Positive Connections is a community-based program committed
to working with HIV-infected persons and their significant loved
ones, and through education minimizing the HIV infection rate.
Positive Connections provides direct client services and
networks closely with other community-based agencies and
service providers to assist in meeting the clients’ social, legal,
educational, and health care needs.
Emergency Services
Short Term Help
Spread Crucial Resources
Putting a face on the faceless
Family Service & Guidance Center has been helping children and
families since 1904. Today, FSGC offers a number of mental health
services, education and outreach programs to over 12,000 children
and families each year. “…because every child deserves a happy
childhood.”
In an effort to reduce HIV infection, Positive Connections
provides the community with appropriate education services to
increase understanding, reduce fears, and gain knowledge of
risk-reduction practices.
Ronald McDonald House Charities lifts children and families to a
better tomorrow by providing a home-away-from-home for
families of seriously ill children staying at nearby hospitals.
Seeking to put God's love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings
people together to build homes, communities and hope.
The vision of Safe Streets is to create a healthier community by
addressing substance abuse and crime, through prevention
education and citizen empowerment
The ReStore resale outlet accepts donated building materials
from builders, re-modelers and individuals and then sells to
the general public at a fraction of the retail price.
Nationwide, Habitat for Humanity ReStore resale outlets (of
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which there are about 500) sell leftover building materials
including tile, cabinets, windows, fixtures, etc as well as
materials that were removed from remodeled homes and
businesses. Proceeds earned from the ReStore will finance
construction and rehabilitation of houses for families
qualified to purchase Habitat for Humanity homes.
2907A SW Topeka Boulevard, Topeka, Kansas 66611 in the
Holiday Square shopping plaza!
HOURS OF OPERATION
Wednesday: 10 am to 6 pm
Thursday: 10 am to 6 pm
Friday: 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday: 9 am to 5 pm
Harvesters - The Community Food Network feeds hungry
people today and works to end hunger tomorrow.
The food bank has four key initiatives to alleviate hunger in
our community: Childhood Hunger, Feeding Families, Senior
Feeding and Healthy Eating.
East Topeka Council on Aging
Transportation, social opportunities, congregate meals
785-232-7765
3/7/16, 11:03 AM
TARC is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that provides support to
people who possess developmental and related disabilities, for
example, Down Syndrome and Autism.2701 SW Randolph AveTopeka
KS 66611785-232-0597
The Rescue Mission
600 North Kansas Avenue
Topeka, KS
(785) 234-1024
If you have a young adult between the ages of 16 and 20
years old they really should go through the Jobs for Young
Adults program. Call and set up a time to get them
enrolled!! 273-4141
Jayhawk Area Agency on Aging
Funding of senior programs, information & referral
785-235-1366
Youth Court - Most teens will get a traffic ticket. If they do
ask the court to transfer it to Youth Court. A jury of their
peers, community service instead of paying tons of money
and it won't go on their record. First time offenses only!
As advocates of animal welfare, HHHS provides sanctuary for
animals in need of compassionate care and protection. We
accept responsibility for:
FOSTERING the adoption of healthy animals into responsible
homes and reuniting lost animals with their owners
REDUCING overpopulation by promoting sterilization of
animals
PROVIDING an accessible facility with effective leadership and
well-trained staff
MAINTAINING a fiscally responsible organization by adhering
to the highest standards of integrity.
The United Way brings together people, companies and
nonprofits to create positive sustainable change in our
community. We work to solve issues no single donor, charity,
or government agency can handle alone. By focusing on
education, income and health, we help more children graduate
and get stable jobs, help families become financially stable
and improve the overall health of our community.
For more than 80 years, United Way has been serving the
Greater Topeka area. We believe
everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed and we believe
in the potential of every human being. Since 1980, United
Way has invested $105 million into the community. Learn
more about our history here.
Mission: WE has been developed to empower young and teen girls
by means of camaraderie, support, and growth that strengthens
positive individuality while creating social change. WE seeks to
provide a haven for women to expose themselves to new interests
and encourage other women while enlightening one another.
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Papan's Landing Senior Center
Outreach, transportation, home-delivered meals for
the home bound
785-232-1968
Locations as of 11-24-2013
http://www.womenempowermentks.org/Little-Free-Library.html
5716 SW Westport Circle 66614
2614 SW 15th Street 66604
4117 SW 34th Street 66614
721 SE 35th Street 66605
1424 SW Lancaster 66604
2713 SE Michigan Ave 66605
4449 SE Pennsylvania Ave 66609
225 SW Yorkshire 66606
3324 SW Burlingame Rd 66611
3914 SW 40th Terrace 66610
1800 SW Medford 66604
7810 SW El Cerrito Drive 66614
* indicates Litte Free Libraries built by
property owner
139 SW Kendall 66606
1202 SW Wayne 66604 (Being Repaired)
2600 SW 8th 66606
1435 SW Boswell 66604
4400 SW 10th Avenue 66604
700 SW Jewell Ave. 66606
1110 SE Highland Ave. 66605
2515 SW Valley Brook Ln. 66614
1200 SW Orleans Street 66604
1248 SW Buchanan St 66604*
3557 SW Kiowa Street 66614
3415 SW 29th Terrace 66614
5300 SW 21st St # A KS 66604
3320 SE Starlite Dr KS 66605*
2016 Senior Picture Sessions Consultations
Call NOW for a February & March appointment
Phone: 785-783-3320
www.ShelleyJensen.com
Volunteer Opportunities
Many organizations are always looking for volunteers. Some are looking for daily help and others need help for special
events. Pick one or two and let the fun begin!
Topeka Civic Theatre & Academy
Topeka Youth Project
Meals on Wheels
Let's Help
Topeka & Shawnee County Library
Kansas Historical Museum
Volunteer Center - United Way
Topeka Public Elementary Schools
St. Francis Hospital
Stormont Vail Health Center
DoorStep, Inc
Helen Hocker Theatre
Soroptimist
Habitat for Humanity
Life House
Harvestors
Topeka Zoo
Ronald McDonald House - (785) 235-6852
Topeka Rescue Mission
Topeka Performing Arts Center
TARC
Capper Foundation
Sunflower State Games
Shooting Star Horses
Kansas Children's Discovery Center
The ReStore
Grace Hospice
Family Service and Guidance Center
Boys and Girls Club
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
Boy Scouts
Mulvane Art Center
Women's Empowerment
If you are looking for volunteers, please let me know and I will list your organization here.
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American Legion Capital Post 1
(37th St)
Sunday: Bingo 5:45 open to the public
Tuesday Bingo 5:45 open to the public
Wednesday Texas Holdum 6:30 (members & their guest
only)
Friday
Texas Holdum 6 & 9 (members & their guest only)
The following are public events
2-Dec
7-Dec
9-Dec
14-Dec
16-Dec
21-Dec
23-Dec
28-Dec
30-Dec
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
BINGO
B-I-N-G-O for Hayden High School
Every Thursday and Saturday at Hayden High School
401 SW Gage, Topeka, KS
Session begins 6:30pm
Minimum of only $7 to play!
Nightly minimum
payout $2,150 to maximum $4,250
4-Dec
5-Dec
11-Dec
12-Dec
18-Dec
19-Dec
26-Dec
Arab Shrine Temple
American Legion Post 400 (Hwy 24)
Monday and Thursday - Doors Open - 5:00 PM / Early Bird 6:30 PM / Regular Bingo - 7:00 PM
2-Dec
BINGO
6-Dec
BINGO
9-Dec
BINGO
13-Dec
BINGO
16-Dec
BINGO
20-Dec
BINGO
23-Dec
BINGO
27-Dec
BINGO
30-Dec
BINGO
Capitol BINGO
2050 SE 30th
(785) 266-5532
Wed: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fri: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Sun: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
These groups donate time and money to the community of
Topeka.
Early birds start at 6:30 PM on Wednesday and Friday with
regular session starting at 7:00 PM. Early birds start at 6:00
PM on Sunday with regular session starting at 6:30 PM. Pull
Tabs and Event Games sold with full concession stand. Doors
open at 4:00 PM.
3-Dec
5-Dec
7-Dec
BINGO - Hayden
BINGO - Hayden
BINGO - Hayden
BINGO - Hayden
BINGO - Hayden
BINGO - Hayden
BINGO - Hayden
1305 S Kansas Ave
5-Dec
12-Dec
19-Dec
26-Dec
BINGO - Shriners
BINGO - Shriners
BINGO - Shriners
BINGO - Shriners
The Moose - BINGO
2-Dec
7-Dec
9-Dec
14-Dec
16-Dec
21-Dec
23-Dec
28-Dec
30-Dec
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - The Moose
BINGO - Capital BINGO
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10-Dec
12-Dec
14-Dec
17-Dec
19-Dec
21-Dec
24-Dec
26-Dec
28-Dec
31-Dec
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MONTHLY EVENTS
1-Feb
"3005-1985" w/ D-VIRUS - Boobie
Trap
1-Feb
Karaoke - Flamingo Bar
1-Feb
SIN Night - Pigskins
1-Feb
Karaoke - Riegel 20's West
1-Feb
Kid's Drum Circle - Toy Store
1-Feb
Story Time w/ Marj - Toy Store
2-Feb
Preschool Storytime - Library
2-Feb
Toddler Time 2 - Library
2-Feb
tWiin Xgaming Station - Library
2-Feb
2-Feb
Karaoke - Hooka House
2-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
2-Feb
BINGO - Moose
2-Feb
Cards - Moose
2-Feb
Student Night - Pigskins
2-Feb
Texas Holdem Poker - Victoria's
2-Feb
Toddler Tuesday - KS Child Museum
2-Feb
Music Fun with Singing Sarah - Toy
Store
2-Feb
BINGO - American Legion Capital Post
1
2-Feb
BINGO - American Legion Post 400
3-Feb
3-Feb
Sing, Move & Learn - Library
3-Feb
3-Feb
Clareoke! - Boobie Trap
3-Feb
Trivia Night - The Burger Stand
3-Feb
Karaoke - Eclipse
3-Feb
3-Feb
Movie Night - Hooka House
3-Feb
Kraazzy Karaoke - Lazy Toad
3-Feb
PAUL ROOT - Moose
3-Feb
Texas Hold’em - Moose
3-Feb
Trivia - Quintons
3-Feb
3-Feb
3-Feb
$1 Drink Night - Wildhorse
3-Feb
WEE Wednesday - KS Child Museum
3-Feb
Dreaming of Palm Tree's! - Paint
Therapy Uncorked
3-Feb
Men's Basketball - Washburn
3-Feb
Women's Basketball - Washburn
3-Feb
4-Feb
Baby Bookworms - Library
4-Feb
4-Feb
Zoo Animals Live - Library
4-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
4-Feb
Karaoke 8pm- Brass Rail
4-Feb
Live Music - Classic Bean
4-Feb
Retro Thursday - Eclipse
4-Feb
4-Feb
Karaoke - Landmark Bar
4-Feb
Open Jam with Charlie Barber - Lazy
Toad
4-Feb
Ladies Night - Pigskins
4-Feb
4-Feb
4-Feb
2pm- Tropics Tour - Zoo
4-Feb
Cub Club Crafts - Toy Store
4-Feb
Thirsty Thursday - Paint Therapy
Uncorked
4-Feb
Funny Money - TCTA
4-Feb
BINGO - Hayden
4-Feb
Wedding Crash Course - Crestview
Community Center
5-Feb
Animated Hearts Film Series - Library
5-Feb
DJ - Abigails
5-Feb
Karaoke Show! - Boobie Trap
5-Feb
Party Gras 2016! - Boobie Trap
5-Feb
TopCity Comedy - The Break Room
5-Feb
5-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
5-Feb
Battle of the DJ's - Eclipse
5-Feb
5-Feb
Whey Jennings & The UnWanter – J&J
Gallery Bar
5-Feb
The Phaders - Joletta's
5-Feb
Live Music - Landmark Bar
5-Feb
Club Kiss Dance Party - Lazy Toad
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
11-Feb
Resistance (23 yr. Bar Anniversary Party) Boobie Trap
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
Open Jam with Charlie Barber - Lazy Toad
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
11-Feb
Urinetown the Musical – Topeka West
11-Feb
Celebrate Valentine's Day Early - Paint
Therapy Uncorked
11-Feb
BINGO - Hayden
11-Feb
MURPHY LEE of the St. Lunatics & Zeus
Rebel – Topeka Sports Cabaret
12-Feb
12-Feb
Million Dollar Quartet - TPAC
12-Feb
DJ - Abigails
12-Feb
Eleven After/ Terror Tractor/ Starving in
Style - Boobie Trap
12-Feb
Trap 23rd Anniversary Show! - Boobie
Trap
12-Feb
12-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
12-Feb
12-Feb
12-Feb
Geeksquad's Valentines Day Party - J&J
Gallery Bar
12-Feb
Straight Shot - Joletta's
12-Feb
12-Feb
12-Feb
PAUL ROOT - Moose
12-Feb
Karaoke - Perry Bar & Grill
12-Feb
Dreux Doty Karaoke Party - Pigskins
12-Feb
Jeremiah Johnson Band - Uncle Bo's
12-Feb
Kansas Garden Show- Expo
12-Feb
The History of Chocolate, lecture and
tastings- KS History Museum
12-Feb
Serious Fun Friday - KS Child Museum
12-Feb
12-Feb
12-Feb
Friday on the town! U Pick - Paint
Therapy Uncorked
12-Feb
The Last of the Dragons - TCTA
12-Feb
Laugh Lines – TCTA
12-Feb
BINGO - Shriners
12-Feb
12-Feb
Family Date Night – Central Park
Community Center
13-Feb
2pm- elephant barn tour - Zoo
13-Feb
Dr. Greg Rasmussen talking on Painted
Dogs - Zoo
13-Feb
Gaming for Adults - Library
13-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
13-Feb
Stiff Middle Fingers/ Headlight Rivals Boobie Trap
13-Feb
Karaoke - The Burger Stand
13-Feb
13-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
13-Feb
Latin Nights - Eclipse
13-Feb
13-Feb
Support Local Hip-Hop - J&J Gallery Bar
13-Feb
Straight Shot - Joletta's
13-Feb
13-Feb
13-Feb
PANCAKE FEED - Moose
13-Feb
MOOSE MARKET - Moose
13-Feb
QUARTER MANIA - Moose
13-Feb
RURAL ROUTE - Moose
13-Feb
Dance Party - Skivies
13-Feb
Karaoke - Victoria's
13-Feb
13-Feb
13-Feb
STEAM - KS Child Museum
19-Feb
19-Feb
19-Feb
Oklahoma – Washburn Rural High
School
19-Feb
Therapy Uncorked
19-Feb
19-Feb
The Nether - Washburn
19-Feb
Faculty Violin Recital
19-Feb
BINGO - Shriners
19-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
20-Feb
Cremro/ Duece Alley Ent. - Boobie Trap
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
End Result - Joletta's
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
TIMBREWOLF - Moose
20-Feb
20-Feb
Danielle Nicole - Uncle Bo's
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
Arab Shrine Circus- Expo
20-Feb
RV & Sport - Expo
20-Feb
Kansas Cooking: Eat Like a PresidentKS History Museum
20-Feb
20-Feb
Engineering Expo 10-3 - KS Child
Museum
20-Feb
Oklahoma – Washburn Rural High
School
20-Feb
Saturday Night Out - Paint Therapy
Uncorked
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
20-Feb
Empower ComicCon – Capital Plaza
Hotel
21-Feb
21-Feb
READ Dogs - Library
21-Feb
Karaoke! - Boobie Trap
21-Feb
21-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
21-Feb
BINGO - Moose
21-Feb
Drag Show - Skivies
21-Feb
All Ages Open Mic/Jam! - Specks
21-Feb
Robin & Linda Williams - Uncle Bo's
21-Feb
Karaoke - Wildhorse
21-Feb
21-Feb
RV & Sport - Expo
21-Feb
Family Game Night - Toy Store
21-Feb
Family Day - Paint Therapy Uncorked
21-Feb
21-Feb
Topeka Jazz Workshop - Ramada
21-Feb
BINGO - American Legion Capital Post 1
21-Feb
21-Feb
21-Feb
Empower ComicCon – Capital Plaza
Hotel
22-Feb
Amazing Animals - Library
22-Feb
22-Feb
22-Feb
22-Feb
22-Feb
23-Feb
5:15pm- Eco Club - Zoo
23-Feb
23-Feb
23-Feb
23-Feb
23-Feb
23-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
23-Feb
BINGO - Moose
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5-Feb
EARL BAKER - Moose
5-Feb
5-Feb
5-Feb
Jimmie Bratcher and Santiago
Brothers - Uncle Bo's
5-Feb
Boat and Outdoor Show - Expo
5-Feb
Serious Fun Friday - KS Child
Museum
5-Feb
5-Feb
First Friday Art Walk Maker’s Market
– 712 Innovations
5-Feb
First Friday Art Walk – Amused
5-Feb
First Friday Art Walk – Downtown
Topeka
5-Feb
Clybourne Park – Helen Hocker
5-Feb
First Friday Art Walk – J&J’s Gallery
5-Feb
First Friday Art Walk - NOTO
5-Feb
Therapy Uncorked
5-Feb
TopCity Comedy - The Break Room
5-Feb
Funny Money - TCTA
5-Feb
First Friday Art Walk - TPAC
5-Feb
BINGO - Shriners
5-Feb
5-Feb
Top City Kustomz DJ/Cruznight 6-Feb
6-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
6-Feb
The Hemorrhoids/ Electric Lungs/ The
Rackatees - Boobie Trap
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
The Phaders - Joletta's
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
TIMBREWOLF - Moose
6-Feb
6-Feb
Platinum Express - Uncle Bo's
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
Clybourne Park – Helen Hocker
6-Feb
Uncorked
6-Feb
Funny Money – TCTA
6-Feb
2 Person Gound Hog 100 –
Ravenwood Lodge
6-Feb
6-Feb
6-Feb
Show Your Support for Law
Enforcement – 21st Wanamaker
6-Feb
Green and Clean Sweep – Southern
Hills Mennonite Church
6-Feb
Daddy Daughter Date Night – Big
Gage Shelter House
6-Feb
Polar Plunge – Lake Shawnee
7-Feb
READ Dogs - Library
7-Feb
7-Feb
7-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
7-Feb
BINGO - Moose
7-Feb
Drag Show - Skivies
7-Feb
7-Feb
Karaoke - Wildhorse
7-Feb
7-Feb
7-Feb
7-Feb
7-Feb
Small Bore Shoot Off– Ravenwood
Lodge
7-Feb
1
7-Feb
7-Feb
8-Feb
8-Feb
8-Feb
8-Feb
8-Feb
8-Feb
9-Feb
3/7/16, 11:03 AM
13-Feb
Adult Night – KS Child Museum
13-Feb
13-Feb
Saturday afternoon Paint - Paint Therapy
Uncorked
13-Feb
Uncorked
13-Feb
13-Feb
Laugh Lines – TCTA
13-Feb
Topeka Symphony Orchestra - Washburn
University
13-Feb
Washburn Double Reed Day
13-Feb
President’s Day– Ravenwood Lodge
14-Feb
11:30am- Tamarin training - Zoo
14-Feb
14-Feb
READ Dogs - Library
14-Feb
14-Feb
14-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
14-Feb
BINGO - Moose
14-Feb
KARAOKE - Moose
14-Feb
Drag Show - Skivies
14-Feb
14-Feb
Karaoke - Wildhorse
14-Feb
14-Feb
14-Feb
14-Feb
14-Feb
Happy Valentine's Day - Paint Therapy
Uncorked
14-Feb
14-Feb
Valentine’s Couple Shoot Scramble–
Ravenwood Lodge
14-Feb
14-Feb
14-Feb
15-Feb
15-Feb
15-Feb
15-Feb
15-Feb
Open for Presidents Day – KS Child
Museum
15-Feb
15-Feb
15-Feb
No School Afternoon Paint - Paint
Therapy Uncorked
16-Feb
16-Feb
16-Feb
16-Feb
16-Feb
16-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
16-Feb
BINGO - Moose
16-Feb
Cards - Moose
16-Feb
16-Feb
16-Feb
16-Feb
Store
16-Feb
Schooltime Theatre - TPAC
16-Feb
16-Feb
17-Feb
1pm Discovery Home School Program Zoo
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
Waka Waka Wednesday Comedy Night The Break Room
17-Feb
17-Feb
Karaoke - Eclipse
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
PAUL ROOT - Moose
17-Feb
17-Feb
Trivia - Quintons
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
Wednesday Night You Pick - Paint
Therapy Uncorked
17-Feb
Waka Waka Wednesday Comedy Night The Break Room
23-Feb
Cards - Moose
23-Feb
23-Feb
23-Feb
23-Feb
Store
23-Feb
WU Orchestra/ Wind Ensemble Concert
23-Feb
Men's Baseball - Washburn
23-Feb
23-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
Clareoke! TV Theme Karaoke! - Boobie
Trap
24-Feb
24-Feb
Karaoke - Eclipse
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
JERRY KENT - Moose
24-Feb
24-Feb
Trivia - Quintons
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
24-Feb
Therapy Uncorked
24-Feb
25-Feb
2:30pm- Bug Zoo tour - Zoo
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
Toad
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
25-Feb
Uncorked
25-Feb
BINGO - Hayden
26-Feb
26-Feb
DJ - Abigails
26-Feb
26-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
26-Feb
26-Feb
26-Feb
Open Mic - J&J Gallery Bar
26-Feb
JangALang - Joletta's
26-Feb
26-Feb
26-Feb
THOMPSON BROTHERS - Moose
26-Feb
26-Feb
26-Feb
Levee Town & Frank Ace Blues Band Uncle Bo's
26-Feb
Equifest of Kansas- Expo
26-Feb
26-Feb
Wild About Weather Camp - KS Child
Museum
26-Feb
Family Fun Night! – KS Child Museum
26-Feb
26-Feb
Friday Night Out! U Pick - Paint Therapy
Uncorked
26-Feb
Memphis - TCTA
26-Feb
26-Feb
BINGO - Shriners
26-Feb
27-Feb
2pm- Elephant Barn tour - Zoo
27-Feb
27-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
27-Feb
Pegasi/ The New Blues/ Tione - Boobie
Trap
27-Feb
27-Feb
27-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
27-Feb
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9-Feb
9-Feb
9-Feb
9-Feb
9-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
9-Feb
BINGO - Moose
9-Feb
Cards - Moose
9-Feb
9-Feb
9-Feb
5:15pm- Eco Club - Zoo
9-Feb
9-Feb
Store
9-Feb
1
9-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
WU Jazz Jam Session - The Break
Room
10-Feb
10-Feb
Karaoke - Eclipse
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
JERRY KENT - Moose
10-Feb
10-Feb
Trivia - Quintons
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
Therapy Uncorked
10-Feb
WU Jazz Jam Session - The Break
Room
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
10-Feb
Silent Witness exhibit – Kansas
Statehouse
11-Feb
2:30pm- Bug Zoo tour - Zoo
11-Feb
3/7/16, 11:03 AM
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
17-Feb
Central Park Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras
Gumbo and Rice Contest
18-Feb
2pm- tropics tour - Zoo
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
Karaoke - Abigails
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
Toad
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
18-Feb
Oklahoma – Washburn Rural High School
18-Feb
Uncorked
18-Feb
BINGO - Hayden
18-Feb
Third Thursday Tips and Ticks - Furniture
Mall of Kansas
19-Feb
19-Feb
DJ - Abigails
19-Feb
The Ark Live (Tione!) - Boobie Trap
19-Feb
19-Feb
Karaoke - Dug Out
19-Feb
19-Feb
19-Feb
Open Mic - J&J Gallery Bar
19-Feb
End Result - Joletta's
19-Feb
19-Feb
19-Feb
NOVY & 24 KT BAND - Moose
19-Feb
19-Feb
19-Feb
BelAirs and Lonnie Ray Allstars - Uncle
Bo's
19-Feb
19-Feb
RV & Sport - Expo
27-Feb
27-Feb
Soul'd Out - Joletta's
27-Feb
27-Feb
27-Feb
Live Music - - Moose
27-Feb
27-Feb
Samantha Fish - Uncle Bo's
27-Feb
27-Feb
27-Feb
27-Feb
Rock Hounds 10-4 - KS Child Museum
27-Feb
27-Feb
Hunted! - Paint Therapy Uncorked
27-Feb
Uncorked
27-Feb
Memphis - TCTA
27-Feb
27-Feb
February Classic 100– Ravenwood Lodge
28-Feb
11:30am- Tamarin training - Zoo
28-Feb
28-Feb
Danu - TPAC
28-Feb
READ Dogs - Library
28-Feb
28-Feb
28-Feb
Karaoke - Joletta's
28-Feb
BINGO - Moose
28-Feb
KARAOKE - Moose
28-Feb
Drag Show – Skivies
28-Feb
28-Feb
Karaoke – Wildhorse
28-Feb
28-Feb
28-Feb
28-Feb
28-Feb
European Driven Pheasant Hunt–
Ravenwood Lodge
28-Feb
28-Feb
28-Feb
28-Feb
Hunks the Show – The Sports Cabaret
29-Feb
29-Feb
29-Feb
29-Feb
29-Feb
29-Feb
29-Feb
Cheers! - Paint Therapy Uncorked
29-Feb
Topeka Festival Singers – White Concert
Hall
I am working very hard to try to find out all the great things going on in Topeka If you know of any event that is open to the public
please let me know! [email protected]
Remember event dates and times can change. Check out their webiste or give them a call before making plans!
View this newsletter on www.TopekaNewsletter.com
Please spread the word or forward this email to anyone you believe would be interested in know what is going on in Topeka. Thanks
Always Keeping You Connected,
Kim
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thetopekanewsletter | February 2016

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