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The Library: Lawrence's newest nightclub (opens the original)
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The Library, a new dance club coming to Lawrence, is moving into 619 Massachusetts St. and will bring a new kind of nightlife to the community. The Lawrence bar scene is dominated by college students. Looking at the clubs in the triangle, there is KU memorabilia everywhere, writing on the walls and discount nights. Steve Gaudreau, owner of The Library, is aiming to open up the doors to a new scene. âLawrence has not had a real nightclub for quite some time,â Gaudreau says. âThis is goin
PREVIEW: Explore local art at Art in the Park (opens the original)
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The Lawrence Art Guild will be hosting Art in the Park, a free, two-day art festival in South Park on Sept. 19 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Art in the Park invites the Lawrence community to be able to enjoy the last bit of summer weather in the presence of passionate artists. South Park is a Lawrence staple, offering a natural landscape in the heart of the city. Besides being an established art festival, Art in the Park is also a way for artists to showcase and sel
780 Songwriters Circle: an evening of music and insight (opens the original)
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The third quarterly installment of the 780 Songwriters Circle, a panel and performance with local musicians, took place at the Lawrence Public Library on Sept. 9. The event's name comes from the Dewey Decimal System used in libraries to organize books, with 780 being the number for books about music. Christopher Molla, a local musician and member of the Lawrence community, started this event with the director of the Lawrence Public Library, Brad Allen. Molla also took on the role of emcee for
PREVIEW: 5th Paper Plains Zine Fest brings DIY back to Lawrence (opens the original)
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Lawrence invites artists and zine enthusiasts to gather for the fifth annual Paper Plains Zine Fest on Sept. 4 - 6. This event showcases Lawrence zine culture and all the local artists who contribute to it. Zines are self-published, self-distributed booklets and are traditionally an art form expressing a publisher's belief system, knowledge of a particular topic, or participation in a community with a shared interest. The appeal of zines comes from the âdo it yourselfâ mantra that comes wit
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