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Kansas Chautauqua - 2004

The story of the Kansas Territory is the story of our nation

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Harkening back to the venerated Chautauqua Assemblies, this year 2004 event is sponsord by the Kansas Humanities Council. The Kansas Humanities Council creates, sponsors and promotes humanities programs across Kansas. The Kansas Chautauqua theme: Bleeding Kansas: Where the Civil War Began A Festival of Learning Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Kansas Territory, June 2004.

Kansans and the State of Kansas should commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Kansas Territory in ways that help Kansans and people around the nation and world understand this important historical period and how the struggle for freedom carries historic and contemporary meaning.

  • Five days and nights of education and entertainment that bring history alive for children and adults
  • Youth programs and activities
  • teacher workshops
  • 19th-century musical entertainment

Location: Kansas Humanities Council, 112 SW 6th Ave., Suite 210, Topeka Kansas 66603 Telephone 785-357-0359 Fax 785-357-1723

Other Art nearby:
(Parkville) Bell Road Barn Players
(Lawrence) Cohan/Suzeau Dance Company
(Manhattan) Department of Art at KSU
(Lawrence) DFM Photography
(Lawrence) Fields Gallery
(Topeka) Kansas Arts Commission

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