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Everyone's Wedding Reception Invitation
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KC Story writes "Saturday, April 5, 7:00PM
Phone: 913-696-1138 |
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Everyone's
Wedding Reception
Saturday, April 5, 2008
7 pm-Midnight
at
Johnson County's Favorite Reception Hall
BACCHANANALIA
12450 Newton St
Overland Park, KS 66213
913-696-1138/bacchanalia-events.com
With KC's Favorite Wedding Band
Valentine's Old School Knights
Prime Rib Buffet Available $20
Cash Bar-Cake(of course)
No Cover-No Presents Please
Please come if:
You just got married and didn't have a reception
You are getting married and need the practice
You are a wedding crasher
You like live music and cake |
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Posted by mark on Friday, April 04 @ 08:59:25 CDT (0 reads)
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Kansas City Youth Jazz Spring Concert
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KC Story writes "
Kansas City Youth Jazz
PRESENTS ITS
**** 7th Annual Spring Concert ****
FEATURING
< Clark Terry >
Kansas City Youth Jazz brings in world renowned jazz legend Clark Terry for two Concerts on Sunday, May 4th.
Trumpeter Terry was born in St. Louis in 1920. He was a pioneer of the flugelhorn in jazz. As a devoted educator
he has received 16 Ho-norary Doctorates. Clark has played for 7 presidents and carried his talents around the world
as a US State Department Jazz Ambassa-dor. A NEA Jazz Master, and winner of a Grammy Award, along with
3 Grammy Nominations, he was inducted into the National Endow-ment of the Arts Jazz Hall of Fame in 1991.
He has played in Car-negie Hall and Lincoln Center and has played with all of the greats both live and on some 300 recordings.
On Saturday, May 3rd, Terry will be holding a Special Clinic for all of the Kansas City Youth Jazz students and conducting Rehearsals for the Sunday Concerts. All of the KCYJ students will perform their 7th Annual Spring Con-cert at 3:00 PM on Sunday, May 4th with Clark Terry. Following the Concert there will be a Panel Discussion with Clark Terry, Leon Brady, Executive Director of KCYJ and Bobby Watson, Director of Jazz Studies at the UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance. This Concert is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. All metro-wide middle and high school youth are encouraged to attend. Call 913-428-2241 for Complimentary Tickets. At 7:00, Sunday, May 4th, KCYJ presents Clark Terry and the KC Jazz Masters Concert featuring Leon Brady, Clarence Smith, Greg Richter, Ron Stinson, Jason Goudeau, Jill Atherton and Adam Kabak. Special Guests include Bobby Watson, Angela Hagenbach and the McFadden Brothers. Honorary Chairs are internationally traveled vo-calist Marilyn Maye and Judge Jon R. Ray, retired. The Sunday Concerts are being held at Unity Temple on the Plaza, 707 W. 47th Street, Kansas City, MO. INFO: 913-371-4157 or www.kcyouthjazz.org. The 7:00PM Concert Tickets are $35, $25 and $20 available at the Central Ticket Office at 816-235-6222. There are a limited number of Special Patron’s Packages available for $175 per person. These include dinner at Plaza III, Concert Tickets and a Special Reception with the musicians. CALL: 913-428-2241. All proceeds benefit the mission of Kansas City Youth Jazz – “To develop and maintain a multicultural music education program that perpetuates and promotes our jazz heritage”.
KC JAZZ VOICE, LLC * Your Jazz News Source * News Release – Immediate March 27, 2008 Contact Ed Fenner KC JAZZ VOICE, LLC Phone/Fax: 816-350-7266 Email: kcjazzvoice@kc-jazz.com
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Posted by mark on Friday, March 28 @ 11:01:35 CDT (0 reads)
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Kansas City's First Ever KISS Expo
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KC Story writes "Get A Life Inc presents the first ever Kansas City KISS Expo. Get ready for another great KISS Expo!
The 2008 Kansas City KISS Expo will be held Sunday April 13th from 1:00PM to 8:00PM
(12:00PM for VIP holders)
Marriott Kansas City Overland Park
10800 Metcalf Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66210
For hotel rooms - call (913)451-8000 and ask for the special KISS Expo rate! Cutoff date for special room rate is 3/27/08 so order quickly. After that date they will have a very limited number of rooms at that rate if any.
Special guest is Bruce Kulick (KISS, Grand Funk Railroad and ESP). Bruce is best known as lead guitarist for KISS from 1984 to 1996. Bruce recently appeared on Paul Stanley's solo record Live To Win, playing bass. Bruce also takes part any many projects with the Eric Singer Project. He will do a Q/A and be available for photos and autographs throughout the day.
Dressed To Kill is a KISS tribute band from Tulsa, Oklahoma which tours the central US. Performing in Alive! era costumes. Dressed To Kill prides itself on delivering believable characters, stage presence and all the signature special effects and authentic music of a mid-70's KISS concert. Dressed To Kill will be performing a set of the best KISS Klassics!
Children 12 and under get in free! KISS merchandise and collectibles will be on sale throughout the day. There will be giveaways and contests too.
VIP ticket holders will be able to get in one hour early (12pm) and get a FREE KISS collectible. VIP tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door. Regular admission is $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
Help us make the first ever Kansas City KISS Expo a huge success!
Order tickets at:
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Posted by mark on Thursday, March 20 @ 22:41:55 CDT (1 reads)
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Aaron Barnhart Presents: Women's Murder Club
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KC Story writes "
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Women's Murder Club: Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain.
Aaron Barnhart, television critic for The Kansas City Star, hosts a conversation with Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain on Thursday, March 6, at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St.
Craft and Fain, Kansas City natives and graduates of Pembroke Hill High School , are the creators and lead writers of Women's Murder Club, an ABC-TV series based on the James Patterson novels by the same name. They were previously writers and co-producers for The Shield and coauthored young adult novels, the latest of which is Footfree and Fancyloose, scheduled for release in April.
Video clips from television series Craft and Fain have written for will be shown.
Barnhart will interview Craft and Fain about their road from Kansas City to Hollywood , their experience writing for The Shield and what it was like adapting the work of one of America 's most popular mystery writers into a television series.
A 6 p.m. reception will precede the event. Admission is free. Click here or call 816.701.3407 to indicate your interest in attending. Free parking is available in the Library District Parking Garage at 10th and Baltimore.
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Posted by mark on Thursday, March 06 @ 11:04:11 CST (1 reads)
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Kansas City Jazz Orchestra presents “Herd Again”
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KC Story writes "The Kansas City Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Jim Mair, concludes its 2007 – 2008 Concert Season with “Herd Again” – a tribute to the great Woody Herman’s Orchestras. Often referred to as the “Herds”, Herman’s orchestras were some of the most progressive big bands in jazz.
Herman never shied away from the latest jazz trends as will be evidenced by the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra’s renditions of such favorites from Herman’s repertoire as Apple Honey, Early Autumn, Four Brothers, Fanfare for the Common Man, Woodpecker’s Ball and many more. Joining the orchestra with several vocal pieces is Kathlene Holeman, one of the premier jazz vocalists on the Kansas City jazz scene.
Join us for an exhilarating evening of America’s original classical music – JAZZ!
The Concerts begin at 8:00 at Unity Temple on the Plaza, 707 W. 47th Street, Kansas City, MO on Friday, April 25th, and Saturday, April 26th. Tickets are $24 to $34 – available at the Central Office: 816-235-6222 or at www.kcjazzorchestra.org or at the door."
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Posted by mark on Wednesday, February 27 @ 21:40:44 CST (0 reads)
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There isn't a Biggest Story for Today, yet.
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| Tuesday, February 19 | | · | 13th Annual Jazz/Blues Benefit |
| Tuesday, February 12 | | · | Kansas City’s Brew Jam Celebrates 14 Years |
| Monday, February 11 | | · | I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT. NOW CHANGE |
| · | Nashville Star Auditions Coming To KC! |
| Thursday, February 07 | | · | I Love You Because - Theater |
| Wednesday, January 23 | | · | ART AND REAL ESTATE FORM A NEW BOND |
| · | KC Blues Club Best in America |
| Tuesday, October 23 | | · | Hilarious Holiday Cheer! World Premiere Musical! |
| Thursday, August 30 | | · | For Your Ears Only Annual Benefit Sale |
| Friday, August 24 | | · | Moonlight and Magnolias |
| Sunday, August 12 | | · | THE GEORGE BRETT ROAST |
| Saturday, August 11 | | · | Bartending Contest |
| Monday, August 06 | | · | Annual 39th Street Art Fair |
| Friday, July 13 | | · | 28th Annual Ethnic Enrichment Festival |
| Thursday, July 05 | | · | New Blues Club Opens |
| Wednesday, May 16 | | · | Union Cemetary 150th anniversary |
| Tuesday, April 17 | | · | Big Joe Turner Birthday Bash, May 19th |
| Tuesday, April 10 | | · | Jazz Nite Out |
| Thursday, April 05 | | · | 18th & Vine Comes To Johnson County |
| Thursday, March 29 | | · | American Heartland Theatre Celebrates 20th Anniversary Season |
| Tuesday, March 13 | | · | Teacher'z Pet--KC's HOTTEST live rock party band!! |
| Tuesday, March 06 | | · | Brewer and Shipley in Concert with Bob Walkenhorst |
| Monday, March 05 | | · | All Request Dinner Dance |
| · | AMERICAN HEARTLAND THEATRE AUDITIONS |
| Monday, February 26 | | · | Kansas City Jazz & Blues Documentary |
| Wednesday, February 21 | | · | FIRST INFANTRY DIVISION BAND TO PERFORM FREE CONCERTS IN KC |
| Tuesday, February 13 | | · | Kansas City Kids Invited To Rock The Block |
| Saturday, February 10 | | · | You Have Cancer. Now What? |
| Wednesday, January 31 | | · | High Vibe & the Enneagram February 8 CD release party at the Blue Room |
| Saturday, January 27 | | · | Kansas City Movie Premier |
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