In partnership with Jensen Memorial Library, Crane River Theater brings their publicity performance of this summer’s Page to Stage show, “Frozen”. No registration necessary. Free admission and appropriate for all ages.
| July 6, 2026 / 10:00 am |
Bring your team of 2-6 people to see how quickly you can complete the provided puzzle. All teams will have the same puzzle (limit of 6 teams). No time limit, but the first team to complete the project wins a prize! CLICK HERE to register.
| July 9, 2026 / 6:30 pm |
Kansas City’s Timbers — Aaron Mitchum, Katherine Holmgren, Devon Teran, Riley Taylor, and Nate Lewis — have been captivating local audiences since 2013 with their original blend of rock, country, and soul. A combination that results in songwriting feeling both instantly familiar and yet something all their own. Over the past decade, Timbers has honed their craft creating undeniable chemistry on stage and cementing their reputation as a must-see act in Kansas City.
Tickets $15
Daniel Christian has shared his songs and stories across the nation for nearly 20 years, entertaining audiences at Bluebird Cafe (Nashville), Eddie’s Attic (Atlanta), Country Stampede (Manhattan KS), and the SXSW festival (Austin). He has opened shows for a diverse range of popular artists from The Fixx, to Selah, to Montgomery Gentry, and has released several albums, including projects with South Carolina label, Tremulant Records. Come enjoy this special acoustic performance featuring special guest Amanda Brown – MOH Gallery Artist and sister to Daniel.
Free-will donations will be accepted for this event.
| July 24, 2026 / 7:00 pm |
Join us as we welcome artist Amanda Brown and her photography show titled The Magpie Memoirs to the MOH Gallery July 24th from 5-7 pm. For this exhibition, each image is accompanied by a brief journal fragment, inviting viewers to experience the photographs as pages torn from a well-worn travel book – intimate, reflective, and touched by time. Together they form a collection of small remembrances: light caught by accident, still water, empty streets, and the geometry of places we almost overlook; a feeling of having discovered something meant only for you.
Light refreshments will be served. Event is free and open to the public. Show is on display July and August and is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 am to 5 pm, during MOH events or by appointment.
| July 24, 2026 / 5:00 pm |







