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  • Flyer for 鈥淐elebrating the Life of Martin Luther King, Jr.鈥 presented by Gordon Parks Museum and 鉴黄师app at the Ellis Fine Arts Center, 2108 S. Horton St., Fort Scott, Kansas. The top half shows the event title in large black text on a light blue background with a faint vertical monument graphic and a small black鈥慳nd鈥憌hite photo of Dr. King speaking to a large crowd, next to the quote 鈥淭he time is always right to do what is right.鈥 The middle section lists Thursday, January 15th 鈥 Celebrating Martin Luther King鈥檚 Birthday: a 12鈥1 p.m. Lunch & Learn Tribute Reading Event of 鈥淟etter from the Birmingham Jail,鈥 presented by 鉴黄师app and Pittsburg State University students, with free tomato soup, dessert, drinks, birthday cake, and an optional bring鈥憏our鈥憃wn lunch, plus a free photo promotion with 鈥淚 Stand For鈥 signs by the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes. The lower section lists Monday, January 19th 鈥 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Celebration Event: a 9 a.m.鈥2 p.m. Food Drive 鈥淒ay of Service鈥 collecting canned and non鈥憄erishable food for the Beacon in Fort Scott, 10:30鈥11:30 a.m. showing of the PBS home video documentary 鈥淚n Remembrance of Martin鈥 in the Ellis Fine Arts Center auditorium (free), and a 12鈥1 p.m. Lunch & Learn 鈥淭he Dockum Drugstore Sit鈥慖n鈥 presented by Dr. Prisca Barnes, including free gumbo soup lunch, drinks, dessert, optional bring鈥憏our鈥憃wn lunch, and a free 鈥淚 Stand For鈥 photo promotion by the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes. The bottom of the flyer notes funding provided by Humanities Kansas and Great Western Dining Service, Inc., and states 鈥淔or more information, please call (620) 223鈥2700 ext. 5850.

    MLK Celebration Food Drive 鈥淒ay of Service鈥

    Ellis Fine Arts Center 2108 South Horton Street, Fort Scott, KS, United States

    9 a.m. - 2 p.m. - (Food Drive) 鈥淒ay of Service鈥 Join us as we will collect canned and non-perishable food items to donate to the Beacon in Fort Scott, KS. Anyone in the community is invited to drop off canned and non-perishable food.

  • Flyer for 鈥淐elebrating the Life of Martin Luther King, Jr.鈥 presented by Gordon Parks Museum and 鉴黄师app at the Ellis Fine Arts Center, 2108 S. Horton St., Fort Scott, Kansas. The top half shows the event title in large black text on a light blue background with a faint vertical monument graphic and a small black鈥慳nd鈥憌hite photo of Dr. King speaking to a large crowd, next to the quote 鈥淭he time is always right to do what is right.鈥 The middle section lists Thursday, January 15th 鈥 Celebrating Martin Luther King鈥檚 Birthday: a 12鈥1 p.m. Lunch & Learn Tribute Reading Event of 鈥淟etter from the Birmingham Jail,鈥 presented by 鉴黄师app and Pittsburg State University students, with free tomato soup, dessert, drinks, birthday cake, and an optional bring鈥憏our鈥憃wn lunch, plus a free photo promotion with 鈥淚 Stand For鈥 signs by the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes. The lower section lists Monday, January 19th 鈥 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Celebration Event: a 9 a.m.鈥2 p.m. Food Drive 鈥淒ay of Service鈥 collecting canned and non鈥憄erishable food for the Beacon in Fort Scott, 10:30鈥11:30 a.m. showing of the PBS home video documentary 鈥淚n Remembrance of Martin鈥 in the Ellis Fine Arts Center auditorium (free), and a 12鈥1 p.m. Lunch & Learn 鈥淭he Dockum Drugstore Sit鈥慖n鈥 presented by Dr. Prisca Barnes, including free gumbo soup lunch, drinks, dessert, optional bring鈥憏our鈥憃wn lunch, and a free 鈥淚 Stand For鈥 photo promotion by the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes. The bottom of the flyer notes funding provided by Humanities Kansas and Great Western Dining Service, Inc., and states 鈥淔or more information, please call (620) 223鈥2700 ext. 5850.

    MLK Celebration Lunch & Learn- 鈥淭he Dockum Drugstore Sit-In鈥

    Ellis Fine Arts Center 2108 South Horton Street, Fort Scott, KS, United States

    12 p.m. - 1 p.m. - (Lunch & Learn) - 鈥淭he Dockum Drugstore Sit-In鈥 Presented by Dr. Prisca Barnes is the founder of Storytime Village, Inc., a nonprofit organization in Wichita that promotes reading among low-income children and families. Seeking racial equity and an end to segregation, Wichita鈥檚 Black students organized and staged a sit-in... Read more »

  • Digital flyer for The Gordon Parks Museum event titled 鈥楤uffalo Soldier History Presentation: 鈥淪lave to Soldier鈥.鈥 The top line reads 鈥楾he Gordon Parks Museum Presents:鈥 followed by the event title in large dark text on a tan parchment-style background. Below the title are five photos of reenactors dressed in 9th and 10th Horse Cavalry Buffalo Soldier uniforms in blue jackets, light trousers, hats, and red bandanas, some standing with American flags and one seated, with faces obscured. The Buffalo Soldier regimental crest appears in small logos near the top corners of the photo strip. Under the photos, text announces the event date and time: Wednesday, February 11, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., at the Danny and Willa Ellis Family Fine Arts Center, noting that it is free to attend. Bold text labels it as a 鈥楲unch & Learn Event鈥 and instructs attendees to bring their lunch; drinks and dessert will be provided. Additional paragraphs explain that the Alexander/Madison Chapter 鈥 Greater Kansas City/Leavenworth Area 9th & 10th (Horse) Cavalry Association will appear in full authentic Buffalo Soldier uniforms to present on the legacy and history of Buffalo Soldiers from 1866 to 1944, with original artifacts on display. The footer gives contact information for more details and lists the museum phone number and website, gordonparkscenter.org.

    Buffalo Soldier History Presentation 鈥淪lave to Soldier鈥 Lunch and Learn Event

    Ellis Fine Arts Center 2108 South Horton Street, Fort Scott, KS, United States

    Please join us on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, as The Alexander/Madison Chapter 鈥 Greater Kansas City/Leavenworth Area 9th & 10th (Horse) Cavalry Association will be in full authentic Buffalo Soldier uniforms. The troopers will provide a moving presentation on the great legacy and rich background of the historic Buffalo Soldiers from the years 1866 to... Read more »

  • Poster for the 鈥淩ed Carpet Film Premiere: Fort Scott Stories,鈥 featuring a collage of black-and-white documentary images, a red carpet staircase, and event details for April 25, 2026, at the Ellis Fine Arts Building in Fort Scott, Kansas. The poster notes general admission is free, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. and the show starting at 7 p.m.

    Red Carpet Film Premiere of Fort Scott Stories Documentary

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    Ellis Fine Arts Center 2108 South Horton Street, Fort Scott, KS, United States

    About the event DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM聽 聽 SHOWTIME AT 7:00PM GENERAL ADMISSION FREE CASH BAR AVAILABLE 聽 The Gordon Parks Museum, in partnership with photojournalist and documentary filmmaker D. Michael Cheers, recipient of the 2025 Choice of Weapons Award, proudly presents Fort Scott Stories聽鈥 a feature documentary inspired by Gordon Parks. 聽 This documentary... Read more »

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