Items similar to "Roadie: An Evening with Sid Pierce" in Republic.
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Photographer and author Robert McCormick will take you on a colorful and historical journey into the past with his haunting and evocative photos of the buildings that helped knit together rural communities and families in ways that are often forgotten in today's fast-paced and homogenized world....
Welcome, crafters of Panem, spend a cozy Saturday at the Republic Branch Library as we craft our way through the Hunger Games movies. Bring your latest craft projects, we'll provide light refreshments, a button-making station and more. May the crafts be ever in your favor. 12:40 p.m.: "Hunger...
Welcome, crafters of Panem, spend a cozy Saturday at the Republic Branch Library as we craft our way through the Hunger Games movies. Bring your latest craft projects, we'll provide light refreshments, a button-making station and more. May the crafts be ever in your favor. 10:15 a.m.: "The Hunger...
Welcome, crafters of Panem, spend a cozy Saturday at the Republic Branch Library as we craft our way through the Hunger Games movies. Bring your latest craft projects, we'll provide light refreshments, a button-making station and more. May the crafts be ever in your favor. 10:15 a.m., "Hunger...
Combining traditional Japanese theatre, music, origami, magic, and storytelling, Yasu Ishida will guide audiences to the enchanting land of Japan. He will share excerpts from a Japanese traditional folktale with origami, a Japanese traditional vaudeville act with the playing of a traditional flute,.
Design your own canvas tote bag with the Maker Space! Bring your own design or create one here, and we'll show you how to apply it to your canvas bag using Maker Space equipment. Materials will be provided.
7 p.m. Drinks and appetizers provided by Miss Boston's Cocktail Lounge 8 p.m. Enjoy the alternative folk music of the legendary local Cattywampus Band with Tom Parker on banjo and vocals, Kent Franks, Danny Lockmiller, and Mark Crabtree on guitar and vocals. Sponsored by the Arvest Foundation.
Bonnie Parker has been romanticized in print and on screen since the early 1930s and while she’s undoubtedly the most infamous murderous woman in Missouri history she’s in a crowded field of Show Me State female killers. Join award-winning author Larry Wood as he chronicles these...