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German dialects in Kansas, article
Linguistic Atlas of German Dialects in Kansas, Univ. of KS
Ethnic Heritage and Culture of Kansas
Based on a Summer 2005 article in Kansas! magazine, "The Face of Kansas," by Mary Remboldt Gage, here is a list of attractions and events that help portray the ethnic diversity of our state. We are constantly adding to this list. Help us by alerting us to your event or attraction.
NORTHEAST KANSAS Events
Kansas City
Cinco de Mayo Festival, May, 913-268-6691
Scottish Highland Games, June
Juneteenth Celebration, June, 913-281-7900
Lawrence
Annual Lawrence Indian Art Show, Lawrence Arts Center, September, 785-843-2787
Haskell Indian University Graduation Pow Wow, May
Haskell Indian University Homecoming Pow Wow, Fall
Haskell Indian Art Market, September, 785-830-2752
St. John's Mexican Fiesta, June, 785-843-0109
St. John's Octoberfest, September or October, 785-843-0109
Mayetta
Prairie Band Pottawatomie Pow Wow, June
Prairie Band Pottawatomie American Indian Day, SeptemberOlsburg
Swedish supper, December, 785-468-3682Topeka
Fiesta Mexicana, July, 785-232-5088
NORTHEAST KANSAS Attractions
Highland
Native American Heritage Museum State Historic Site, 785-442-3304, www.kshs.orgKansas City
Strawberry Hill Museum, 913-371-3264
Grinter Place State Historic Site,1420 South 78th Street, 913-262-0867, www.kshs.org
Shawnee Indian Mission State Historic Site, 3403 West 53rd, Fairway, KS,
913-262-0867, www.kshs.orgLawrence
Haskell Indian Cultural Center, 785-830-2752Topeka
(This page is currently under construction, please have patience while we create the lists.)
About Year of Languages in Kansas
