Page 48 - The Independent

09.02.17 (44-52).qxp_Layout 1 8/28/17 11:24 AM Page 48

The ALS Association Mid-America Chapter; The Walk to Defeat Shawnee Mission East SHARE; Renovation Sensation Homes Tour;
16ALS; This fun family-friendly event is a great way for companies 20Featuring four homes in the Shawnee Mission East area, highlighting
to promote teamwork and for families to come together while raising money different styles and trends in home design; 10 a.m.; $25. Contact Cynthia Vuillemin:
for a great cause. The Walk will feature a D.J., games, food, and fun for all ages; 2811 West 67th Street, Mission Hills, KS 66208 or cynthia.vuillemin@gmail.com
9 a.m.; Kauffman Stadium. Contact Lyndy Elmore: 6950 Squibb Road, Suite or www.smeastshare.com.
210, Mission, KS 66202 or 913-648-2062 or lelmore@alsa-midamerica.org or
www.alsa-midamerica.org. CASA of Johnson & Wyandotte Counties; Hops & Barley Ball; A casual
22night of entertainment, guests will experience cocktails, dining stations,
CCVI; CCVI SPECTACLE; This year we will be turning up the volume with live music, a silent auction, and other activities; Pennway Place at Studio Dan
16an urban block party featuring a live performance by award-winning Meiners; 6:30 p.m. Contact Di Topjon: 5700 Broadmoor, Suite 201, Mission, KS
indie/folk band Darlingside! Guests will also enjoy a night of tantalizing street 66202 or 913-715-4034 or dtopjon@casajwc.com or www.casajwc.org.
food from around the world; CCVI Sensory Garden; 6 p.m.; $125. Contact
Susan Belger Angulo: 3101 Main Street, Kansas City, MO 64111 or 816-841-2284 Gilda’s Club Kansas City; Gilda’s Night With a View; An opportunity to
or sbelger@ccvi.org or www.ccvi.org. 22participate in one of the city’s most unique live auctions while enjoying a
beautiful view, savory and sweet treats and signature cocktails; InterContinental
Kansas City Young Matrons; 100th Birthday Celebration; In recognition Kansas City at the Plaza; 7 p.m.; $400. Contact Tara Fitzgerald: 21 West 43rd
16of the Centennial year, KCYM will gather to celebrate 100 years of service Street, Kansas City, MO 64111 or 816-531-5444 or tara@gildasclubkc.org or
with dinner, birthday cake, a champagne toast, and dancing to music by Lost www.gildasclubkc.org.
Wax; The Brass on Baltimore; 6:30 p.m. Contact Susie Womack: 5211 Cherry JDRF; 2017 JDRF One Walk; We hope you’ll join us as we walk and raise
Street, Kansas City, MO 64110 or 913-940-6440 or swwomack@gmail.com 23money for life-changing research for the millions affected by this
or www.kansascityyoungmatrons.com. devastating disease. Join 10,000 fellow walkers for a two-mile walk,
followed by family-friendly food, activities and live entertainment; National World
March of Dimes; Bikers for Babies; Since our inception in 1995 with 130 War I Museum and Memorial; 8 a.m. Contact De White: 215 West Pershing
16participants, Bikers for Babies Kansas City continues to be one of the Road, Suite 300, Kansas City, MO 64108 or 816-472-7997 or dwhite@jdrf.org
premiere, Midwest motorcycle rides. Gather your family and friends, set your goal, or www.jdrf.org/kansascity.
raise your money, and join riders to give all babies a fighting chance!; Kansas
Speedway; 11 am; $40. Contact Kara Maxwell: 4400 College Boulevard, Suite 180, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City; Red Shoe
Overland Park, KS 66221 or 913-235-9852 or kmaxwell@marchofdimes.org 23Shindig; Join us for a night of music, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, auctions,
or www.marchofdimes.org/kansas. fancy red footwear, and more. You’ll be doing more than dancing the night
away - you’ll be helping us keep families close to their sick children;
National World War I Museum and Memorial; Night at the Tower; Arrowhead Stadium - North Club; 7 p.m. Contact Mackenzie Lutz: 2502
16A progressive experience, where guests experience different cultures Cherry Street, Kansas City, MO 64108 or 816-541-8470 or mlutz@rmhckc.org or
and countries through music, live performances and still art. The event engages www.rmhckc.org/redshoeshindig.
the senses of sight, touch, taste, and sound. Night at the Tower takes guests away
from the traditional seated dinner event to a true experience; National World Saint Luke’s Foundation; Paint The Town; The ninth annual event is
War I Museum and Memorial. Contact Ashley Brown Morris: 2 Memorial 23held above the Plaza Art Fair. Experience an incomparable visual and
Drive, Kansas City, MO 64108 or 816-888-8100 or give@theworldwar.org or culinary feast during this benefit. An eclectic array of artists and entertainers
www.theworldwar.org. will have you enthralled throughout the evening; InterContinental Kansas City
at the Plaza; 6:30 p.m.; $150. Contact Brian Moore: 4225 Baltimore Avenue,
National MS Society - Midwest Chapter; Bike MS: Kansas Kansas City, MO 64111 or 816-932-2336 or brianmoore@saint-lukes.org or
16-17City; People come together as either individuals or teams to ride www.paintthetownkc.org.
one of three routes, depending on their experience. Riders can participate in one
or two days and stay in our overnight village in Lawrence; 8 a.m. Contact Starlight Theatre; 31st Annual Starlight Theatre Benefit Gala; Guests
Erica Kiehnhoff: 7611 State Line Road, Suite 100, Kansas City, MO 64114 or 23begin the evening at a cocktail reception in the beautiful Helzberg Garden
816-448-2184 or erica.kiehnhoff@nmss.org or www.nmss.org. of the Stars, followed by a delicious multi-course dinner and live entertainment
on the Cohen Community Stage. Guests will enjoy an exclusive reveal
Cultivate Kansas City; Dig In Dinner; A farm-to-table dinner featuring a of the Starlight 2018 Broadway season and end the evening with dancing and
17five-course meal prepared by a lineup of Kansas City’s most talented chefs. cocktails in the Applause Club; Starlight Theatre; 6:30 p.m.; $375. Contact
Before the meal, shop at the mini farmer’s market and enjoy cold drinks and Allison McLain: 4600 Starlight Road, Kansas City, MO 64132 or 816-997-1127 or
live entertainment; City Market; 6:30 p.m.; $125. Contact Kim Gasper: 4223 Gibbs allison.mclain@kcstarlight.com or www.kcstarlight.com.
Road, Kansas City, KS 66106 or 913-360-9709 or kim@cultivatekc.org or
www.cultivatekc.org/digin/tickets.html. Kansas City CARE Clinic; And The Beat Goes On…; The sixth
24anniversary of gathering caring people from across Kansas City in support
Wayside Waifs; Strutt With Your Mutt; Kansas City’s largest, pet friendly of women’s heart health and in memory of Vicki Russo McCombs. Held at a
173K walk and certified 5K run in Brookside. This event is fun for the whole historic home and featuring savory treats, tasty drinks and great friends, the event
family – with activities for adults, kids and dogs!; Brookside Neighborhood; is an opportunity to stand up for the hearts of Kansas City mothers, wives, sisters,
8 a.m. Contact Molly Moody: 3901 Martha Truman Road, Kansas City, MO 64137 and friends; 5 p.m.; $53. Contact Malinda Maddox: 3515 Broadway, Kansas City,
or 816-986-4409 or mmoody@waysidewaifs.org or www.waysidewaifs.org. MO 64111 or malindam@kccareclinic.org or www.beatgoesonkc.org.
Liberty Fruit Company; 17th Annual Liberty Fruit Company Golf Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care; Sunday Night Live; Enjoy a
18Tournament; A top notch tournament for players featuring local food 24variety of delicious food, drinks, entertainment, and the Prime Time
trucks, spirits and camaraderie among friends new and old. The Tournament Raffle; $200; KC Live! Block; 5 p.m. Contact Mary Zahner Bauer: 1500 Meadow
benefits Children’s Mercy and other Kansas City non profits; The National Golf Lake Parkway, Suite 200, Kansas City, MO 64114 or 816-276-2625 or
Club and The Deuce at The National Golf Club; 10 a.m.; $500. Contact mbauer@kchospice.org or www.kchospice.org.
Allen Caviar: 1247 Argentine Boulevard, Kansas City, KS 66105 or 913-281-5200
or acaviar@libertyfruit.com or www.libertyfruitgolftournament.com. Powell Gardens; Under A Harvest Moon: A Farm-to-Table Dinner; Chef
24Vaughn Good from Hank Charcuterie will prepare a meal for this farm-to-
Sunflower House; Circle of Safety Breakfast; A powerful and table dinner. The event begins with a cocktail reception in the Quilt Garden under
19mission-driven, one-hour program, where donations will be accepted the arbor and touring the Heartland Harvest Garden, the nation’s largest edible
and individuals can become a member of the Circle of Safety Society; Doubletree garden. Guests then enjoy a sumptuous dinner and wine pairings beneath the
Hotel: 7:30 a.m.; free admission. Contact Shannon Moriarty: 15440 West 65th eaves of the Missouri Barn; Powell Gardens; 5 p.m.; $175. Contact Andrea
Street, Shawnee, KS 66217 or 913-631-5800 or smoriarty@sunflowerhouse.org Mason: 1609 Northwest US Highway 50, Kingsville, MO 64061 or 816-697-2600
or www.sunflowerhouse.org. or amason@powellgardens.org or www.powellgardens.org.

The Hardware Store for Cooks

115 Westport Road • Kansas City, Missouri 64111
816-531-5588 • Prydeskitchen.com

48 | September 2, 2017 | @theindependentkc