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Cities T through Z

Date/Time

Title

Sponsor/Location

Tonganoxie

Feb 19

Kansas Reads – Virgin of Small Plains with Thomas Prasch

Tonganoxie Public Library, 303 S. Bury St., 913/845-3281. www.kcfb.info

Topeka

Dec 25

Sunflower Journeys 2008: Imagination & Moving Images in the television series Coming of Age

KTWU TV Washburn University, 785/670-1111. Check local television listings for dates/times.

Jan 1

Sunflower Journeys 2008: Different Perspectives in the television series Coming of Age

KTWU TV Washburn University, 785/670-1111. Check local television listings for dates/times.

Jan 14
7 PM

The Gardens of Kyoto in the TALK reading discussion series World War II Generation with Sara W. Tucker

Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library, 785/580-4511

Jan 25
3 PM

To Kill a Mockingbird in the TALK reading discussion series Reader’s Choice with Susan Rieke

Aldersgate Village, Parlor 203, 7220 SW Asbury Dr., 785/478-9440 x4812

Feb 15
2:30 PM

Free Did Not Mean Welcome with Carmaletta M. Williams

Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library, 785/580-4555. Location: Brown v. Board National Historic Site, 1515 SE Monroe St.

Ulysses

Jan 26
7:30 PM

Empire Falls in the TALK reading discussion series Food for Thought with Charlotte Hinger

Friends of Grant County Library, 215 E. Grant Ave., 620/356-1433

Valley Center

Jan 26
7 PM

Distant View of a Minaret and Other Stories in the TALK reading discussion series Faith in Fiction: World Faiths with Kim Stanley

Valley Center Public Library, 321 West 1st St., 316/755-7350

WaKeeney

Jan 25
2 PM

Kansas & Kansans through the Lens of F. M. Steele with Jim Hoy

Trego County Arts Council, 785/743-2880. Location: Trego County Historical Society

Wamego

Feb 28
11 AM

August Bondi, Soldier and Settler portrayed by William S. Worley

Pottawatomie County Health Dept., 785/457-3719. Location: Wamego Middle School, 1701 Kaw Valley Rd. With support from the Community Legacy Fund of Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City.

Wichita

Apr 9
7:30 PM

There’s Nothing the Matter with Kansas, but At Times It is Peculiar wit Phillip D. Thomas

Friends of Botanica, The Wichita Gardens, 701 N. Amidon, 316/685-7483

Apr 22
10 AM

Orphan Trains in Kansas with Marilyn J. Holt

Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum, 204 S. Main St., 316/265-9314

May 14
7:30 PM

L. Frank Baum, Royal Historian of Oz portayed by Frederick A. Krebs

Friends of Botanica, The Wichita Gardens, 701 N. Amidon, 316/685-7483


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* KITES exhibits co-sponsored by the Kansas State Historical Society.

Major grants and projects noted in bold. All programs are funded in part by the Kansas Humanities Council.

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