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Below,
Topeka's most
eligible bachelor!
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Friday night, May 2, 2003: Kansas Folklore Society's first event was informal Folk Music at PT's Coffee House. |
| Kansas Folklore Society's annual conference was held this year in Topeka. Workshop topics included these presentations: Food and Sex, Kitchen Songs, Food and Culture, Journaling, Family Stories, Family Receipes, and a Sharing session. | Presentors included Thomas Fox Averill, Kelly and Diana Werts, Dr. Karen Field, Lisa Steley and Kate Williams, Priscilla Howe, Madeline Matson, and Celia Daniels. |
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Saturday morning, May 3, 2003: Kelly and Diana Werts share traditional Kansas folk music at Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas |
For
more information about the Kansas
Folklore Society,
email KsFolklore@bigfoot.com
Here are links to:
Kansas
Folklore Society membership
form
and Kansas Folklore Society web
site
See also: MidAmerica Folklife
| Heartland Orthodox Christian Museum of Topeka sponsored a Greek Festival on Sat., May 3, 2003. Greek foods sold included kabobs, salad and desserts. Greek dancers from the Kansas City area came to share heritage with the Topeka community. The museum's exhibit, "Greek Heritage in the Heartland" A celebration of Greek immigrant faith, history & traditions in Kansas & Missouri, opened that day. More information about the museum, their current exhibit, and upcoming events can be found at their website. |
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