On Topeka’s First Friday Art Walk on November 5, you will be able to see the newest show at the NOTO Arts Center, Topeka Parks & Green Spaces posters with unveiling of new, NOTO-themed poster. The exhibition remains on display through November 27.
Then on November 18th at 6pm there is a Life Drawing Session at Noto Arts Center. There will be a live model for artists to work from. You can bring your own materials or they will have some you can use. Wine and cheese will be provided at this 21+ event. You can purchase your ticket at https://explorenoto.org/event/life-drawing-session-3/
READ: Ten-digit dialing now required in Kansas area codes 785 and 620
A Celebration of Winter is a six-week vendor & craft market presented by Donaldson’s Jewelers on Saturdays: Nov. 20, 27, and Dec. 4, 11 and 18. There will be a wide variety of arts, crafts, antiques & gifts, as well as special Santa visits every Saturday. Performances by local schools will also be featured.
The NOTO Arts District has become an attraction to art lovers and history buffs alike with beautiful scenes of art and history. The restaurants, locally owned shops, art galleries and studios have become a favorite art walk destination.
First Friday Art Walk hours are 10 am to 9 pm. Visit the NOTO Arts Center to pick up a map of participating businesses and view the newest exhibit at the Morris Gallery.
Entertainment can also be found on First Fridays, at various venues during the art walk up and down N. Kansas Avenue, as well as streetside vendors. The restaurants, locally owned shops, art galleries, antiques and studios have become a favorite art walk destination.
–Lee Hartman | Metro Voice
Go here to visit the Topeka Metro Voice Facebook page for local event notices, breaking news and local announcements. To help us spread the word, and to continue seeing our posts on your Facebook feed, “Like” the page and then like or share a post now and then, so that they will keep showing up in your feed.
Can You Help?
With many events being postponed, businesses closing or reducing hours. and churches reducing services, the advertising that the Topeka Metro Voice relies on for support has significantly been reduced as well. For over 15 years, Topeka Metro Voice has been a leader in community and faith-based news. We have historically relied on advertising to fund the mission of our publication and sharing the Good News, as well as supporting local small businesses and community events. We are now seeking supporters and partners who want to support our publication and our mission of faith-based journalism and supporting the community and local small businesses.
Do you like what you read here? Help us continue our mission by supporting the Topeka Metro Voice in print and online for as little as $5. Every contribution counts, big or small. We sincerely thank you for your continued support and encouragement in these critical times.
