The Kansas City Kansas Chamber of Commerce announces Sharice Davids as keynote speaker for this month’s installment of the organization’s Congressional Forum series, on Friday, January 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Children’s Mercy Park. 

Miss JusLaugh & Friends Hosted by Comedian Janell Banks, is a Premier Comedy Happy Hour filled with laughter and libations featuring some of the world’s funniest underground comedians. This Month we feature Uncle Bam of Wichita Kansas and Heather Hatton of Houston Texas! 

On January 18th Quez Presents is going back to 18th & Vine Jazz District, Kansas City and we are bringing the Legends of Soul with us! 

Meet us at Bayou on the Vine dressed in your best old school outfit as we celebrate the greats before our time. The artists who are giving tribute to these legends include LeShea W Wright, Stephanie Mitchell, Angel Gibson, Aaron Alexander, & Raphael Taylor Sr. 

Join the KC Alphas for the kick-off groove to their 100-Year Weekend! Lounge and groove at HUSH, 10th & Broadway with DJ Kid Supreme.  Greeks and Urban Pros are in the building.  Limited capacity so act fast to make sure you get in.  Standard tix are $20.  Just $10 (Early Bird) by noon 1/18.

On January 19th, 2019 THE WOMEN'S MARCH (AND THE MEN AND CHILDREN WHO STAND WITH THEM) OF KANSAS CITY will raise their voices in solidarity with those all over the country to demand equality for ALL humans at the 2019 Women’s March Kansas City. Bring Your Hearts, Bring Your Signs, Bring Your Passion, Bring Your Voices, And Bring Your Marching Shoes. We encourage groups to come and walk for their causes. Are You Ready?

The 2019 SCLC-GKC Artist Tribute will feature artists local to Kansas City who will pay tribute to music and spoken word of the Civil Rights Movement (1955-1970); the period in which African Americans strove to outlaw the discrimination of their people and gain voting rights in the United States. Music played a paramount role in the Civil Rights Movement and carries on today as Black Americans express their feeling to each other and the world. Music and spoken word provide spiritual support and is used as a tool for peace. But most of all music and spoken word unifiy the Black Americans under a common goal, to defend democracy, advance peace, and make justice! 

Travis Cal Styles presents a hands-on workshop dedicated to expanding new careers by providing industry knowledge, runway preparation, portfolio building, on-camera presence and training. Experience an afternoon compacted with everyday task from the future you dream of; Fashion show rehearsal, LIVE photoshoots, makeup tutorials, posing demonstrations and competitive fun. 

Treat yourself to a fun and relaxing morning! Join Rene Senten, Manager of Sante Boutique and Salon, as she leads us through a step-by-step instruction and educational skincare class with a “glo skin” beauty facial.

The Pretty Bar Makeup Lounge is currently seeking highly motivated individuals who are interested in joining our team! We have created an Apprenticeship Program where qualified candidates can complete hands on training to become a professional makeup artist at our new location! 

Class will consist of 2.5 hours of hands on training. you will also go home with a shaker kit to begin your journey of a Mixologist. 

Who got the JUICE? Capricorns or Aquarius we want to see! 
Join Euro Productions for the JUICE Capricorn VS Aquarius Birthday Bash on Saturday, January 19 at the Juke House in the historic Jazz District. 

We approach aquaponics as a way for people to sustainably grow their own food, with a simple low cost approach.

Our classroom session offers both a small and large scale approach to aquaponics and teaches beginner aquaponic gardeners exactly how to get started with aquaponics food production system. We will go over the basics of a system and how to maintain your system. 

Following a quarter century All Souls Forum tradition, the Mayor of Kansas City, Sylvester "Sly" James, Jr., will deliver an annual State of the City address. He will review the City's accomplishments and challenges over the past year, and his priorities and expectations for the final months of his term. 

Come over to the Garment House for our exclusive Chiefs Watch Party at our new movie theater Broadway View on Level 5. Featuring an 18ft screen and booming sound system, there’s no better way to watch the Chiefs take down Tom Brady and the Patriots. 

Sippin' With HBS... 
KC Jukehouse Jan 20th...8pm-Until

No Work On Monday, Sippin' On Sunday...

This will be a laid back, sexy atmosphere...You know how we do!

2 steppin and groovin with nothing but the hits from old to new!

10-3AM

DJ Jes Vibes

Kansas City's Alphas 21st Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Breakfast. This free event, open to the public, is set for 7:30 a.m. on Monday, January 21, 2019, at the Beta Lambda Educational Institute, 2915 Swope Parkway in Kansas City, Mo. Our theme is "Still I Rise: Women in the movement"

to support a community-based organization working to make mamas and babies healthier? "Many hands make light work' and we have a lot of work that needs to be done. Looking for a family or individual service project for MLK Day? Join us at Uzazi Village for our Day of Service. We will be cleaning, organizing, and assembling and arranging furniture.

Hosted by Linwood YMCA/James B. Nutter, Sr. Community Center

This opportunity has been organized by a network of teachers from the SURJ-KC (Showing Up for Racial Justice) Education Core, and it is going to be phenomenal! You will hear from local educators doing work toward racial equity, connect with organizations that support students and teachers in this work, and leave with practical strategies you can bring back to your classroom and building. 

Kansas City's Premier Live Music and Open Mic Experience hosted by Simeon Taylor. 
We welcome POETS * SINGERS * MCs * ARTISTS * VENDORS 
Doors Open 7p 
$10 Cover 
21 and up 
At The Juke House in the Historic 18th Vine District 
See you Monday!!

Join us to learn how early childhood education can transform Kansas City and ask your questions about the plan. 

You are invited to an intellectually stimulating conversation between Dr. Mark T. Bedell, superintendent of Kansas City Public Schools and Dr. Joshua Dunn, professor at University of Colorado Springs and author of Complex Justice: The Case of Missouri v. Jenkins. This partnership event between Kansas City Public School and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation invites the broad community to discuss the important desegregation case of Missouri v. Jenkins.

The food is simple, comforting and plentiful, with a choice of soup, salad, entrée and dessert.