Kansas City Oasis

Musical guest: Miki P. (https://mikipmusic.rocks/) Community moment: Kelly Loeb Featured speaker: Art Lujin, TWA Museum Art currently serves as a docent volunteer and as the STEM/Aviation Merit Badge Program Coordinator for the TWA Museum at 10 Richards Road in Kansas City, Missouri. He has served as a museum volunteer since 2013, and he developed and oversees the BSA Aviation Merit Badge program for the museum. Art also provides engineering support for the museum's static aircraft display, and demonstrates and instructs visitors in the use of the museum's aircraft simulators. Art served as the manager of aircraft engineering for Trans World...

MASKS ARE OPTIONAL. *Note: It’s okay if you can’t get there until 5:15-5:30. At Kansas City Oasis our values are “People are more important than beliefs,” “human hands solve human problems,” and “meaning comes from making a difference.” In that spirit, we partner with Micah Ministry to help feed and clothe those in need. Micah Ministry serves hundreds of people every Monday evening from 5:15-7:15. They help anyone, regardless of race, gender, religious (or nonreligious) affiliation, sex, sexual orientation, or any other trait. Come join us in helping our less fortunate neighbors. Volunteers will greet the guests, serve food, offer...

Tour the TWA Museum with fellow Oasians! The mission of the TWA Museum is to preserve and celebrate the extraordinary legacy of Trans World Airlines (TWA), educate visitors about its pioneering spirit and contributions to aviation history, and to inspire future generations. This is the best aviation museum in Kansas City. The volunteers, many of whom are former TWA employees and passengers, are world-renowned for their guided tours. Group tour rates: Adults 17-59: $10 Seniors 60+: $8 Youth 6-16: $7 Children 1-5: Free By participating in this event, you agree to abide by the Oasis Code of Conduct (http://www.kcoasis.org/about-oasis/code-of-conduct/).

Musical guests: Mac Band Music (https://www.instagram.com/macbandmusic/) Community moment: Jyll Beals Featured speaker, Fred Whitehead, "Kansas Populism" (Cover photo: Legislative War of 1893 at the State Capitol) Populism flourished in the 1890s, electing congressmen and a senator, a governor, etc. Another chapter in the Lost History of the United States. Fred Whitehead is an independent scholar and publisher who has focused on grassroots radical and progressive movements in the Midwest. By participating in this event, you agree to abide by the Oasis Code of Conduct (http://www.kcoasis.org/about-oasis/code-of-conduct/).

MASKS ARE OPTIONAL. *Note: It’s okay if you can’t get there until 5:15-5:30. At Kansas City Oasis our values are “People are more important than beliefs,” “human hands solve human problems,” and “meaning comes from making a difference.” In that spirit, we partner with Micah Ministry to help feed and clothe those in need. Micah Ministry serves hundreds of people every Monday evening from 5:15-7:15. They help anyone, regardless of race, gender, religious (or nonreligious) affiliation, sex, sexual orientation, or any other trait. Come join us in helping our less fortunate neighbors. Volunteers will greet the guests, serve food, offer...

Musical guest: Scotty McBee (https://www.facebook.com/McBeest) Community moment: Alfred Ortega Featured speaker: Cam F. Awesome, "Becoming Awesome" Cam F. Awesome is a keynote speaker, diversity consultant, event emcee, and a multi-time National Champion Heavyweight Olympic boxer. As a motivational speaker, Cam shares lessons he's learned traveling to 30+ countries as captain of Team USA. Cam's Olympic journey was featured in the NETFLIX original documentary COUNTERPUNCH! KC Oasis Community Center 1717 W. 41st St., Kansas City, MO 64111 Please park on the street or in the parking garage at KU Med, two blocks due west. Our small parking lot is reserved for...

MASKS ARE OPTIONAL. *Note: It’s okay if you can’t get there until 5:15-5:30. At Kansas City Oasis our values are “People are more important than beliefs,” “human hands solve human problems,” and “meaning comes from making a difference.” In that spirit, we partner with Micah Ministry to help feed and clothe those in need. Micah Ministry serves hundreds of people every Monday evening from 5:15-7:15. They help anyone, regardless of race, gender, religious (or nonreligious) affiliation, sex, sexual orientation, or any other trait. Come join us in helping our less fortunate neighbors. Volunteers will greet the guests, serve food, offer...

Musical guest: Dandy Lakewood (https://www.facebook.com/bowlofdust/) Community moment: Chuck Baugh Featured speaker: Jeanette Baugh, "Empowered Against Book Bans" Jeanette Baugh is a retired California attorney and retired high school teacher. She taught grades 9-12, received her certification in teaching advanced placement from the University of California, Riverside, taught advanced placement English Literature for 15 years, worked as both a reader and table leader for the AP English Lit Exam for College Board, was both a Fellow and Facilitator for the Inland Area Writing Project and the National Writing Project, was a member of the California Association of Teachers of English and...

MASKS ARE OPTIONAL. *Note: It’s okay if you can’t get there until 5:15-5:30. At Kansas City Oasis our values are “People are more important than beliefs,” “human hands solve human problems,” and “meaning comes from making a difference.” In that spirit, we partner with Micah Ministry to help feed and clothe those in need. Micah Ministry serves hundreds of people every Monday evening from 5:15-7:15. They help anyone, regardless of race, gender, religious (or nonreligious) affiliation, sex, sexual orientation, or any other trait. Come join us in helping our less fortunate neighbors. Volunteers will greet the guests, serve food, offer...

John Mueter, "In the Steps of J.S. Bach – a Travelogue with Music" Musical guests: J. Mueter, piano and guest artist Trilla Ray-Carter, cello Community moment: JJ Cantrell John Mueter is a pianist, vocal coach, educator and writer living in Kansas City. Now retired, he was formerly on the faculties of the UMKC Conservatory and the School of Music at KU, as well as participating in various summer music programs such as Theatre International in Leysin, Switzerland; the Seagle Music Colony in Schroon Lake, New York; Opera in the Ozarks; the Clear Creek Music Festival in Halfway, Oregon; and the...