Find it
Buy Destroy & Rebuild online at http://music.phantastic.me.
See him
Catch thePhantom at 8 p.m. Jan. 21 at the Joe-College Jamfest benefit show at the Granada, 1020 Massachusetts St. in Lawrence. Tickets are $10.
RSVP for @thephantom816’s album release party for Destroy & Rebuild! http://bit.ly/6tGcU6
Destroy & Rebuild Album Release Party
Let’s just say “BIG” for now. More details to come! RSVP here.
About our Keynote Speaker
Jacob Wagner received his PhD in Urban Studies from the University of New Orleans where he studied the politics of race, public space and memory from 1999 to 2004. Dr. Wagner teaches Urban Planning and Design at UMKC. His research interests focus on the use of equity planning and historic preservation to rebuild urban neighborhoods in Kansas City and New Orleans. Since Hurricane Katrina and the federal flood devastated New Orleans he has been working with local partners, including The Urban Conservancy and the Friends of Lafitte Corridor, to rebuild the city.
Oh, you have much to discover.
Kansas City, Did you KNOW???
Kansas City, in essence did not experience the great depression?…
…find out why.
Charlie Parker…KC’s own.
Did you know, this is what Kansas City looked like with Street Cars in 1890. This picture was taken between 18 and 19th and Walnut.
…find out this and more at Phantom Histories of KC
Kansas City: Did you KNOW???
- KC ignored Prohibition during the 1920s, leading to an abundance of jazz clubs, brothels and gambling halls. This earned KC the moniker “The Paris of the Plains” after one journalist wrote “If you want to see some sin, forget Paris and head to Kansas City.”
- The jam session originated in Kansas City. Jazz musicians would gather after their gigs and play together into the wee hours of the morning.
- Walt Disney opened his first animation studio in Kansas City, Laugh-O-Gram Studios. He fed a small mouse in the building, which he later said was his inspiration for Mickey Mouse.
Find it
Buy Destroy & Rebuild online at http://music.phantastic.me.
See him
Catch thePhantom at 8 p.m. Jan. 21 at the Joe-College Jamfest benefit show at the Granada, 1020 Massachusetts St. in Lawrence. Tickets are $10.
RSVP for @thephantom816’s album release party for Destroy & Rebuild! http://bit.ly/6tGcU6
Destroy & Rebuild Album Release Party
Let’s just say “BIG” for now. More details to come! RSVP here.
About our Keynote Speaker
Jacob Wagner received his PhD in Urban Studies from the University of New Orleans where he studied the politics of race, public space and memory from 1999 to 2004. Dr. Wagner teaches Urban Planning and Design at UMKC. His research interests focus on the use of equity planning and historic preservation to rebuild urban neighborhoods in Kansas City and New Orleans. Since Hurricane Katrina and the federal flood devastated New Orleans he has been working with local partners, including The Urban Conservancy and the Friends of Lafitte Corridor, to rebuild the city.
Oh, you have much to discover.
Kansas City, Did you KNOW???
Kansas City, in essence did not experience the great depression?…
…find out why.
Charlie Parker…KC’s own.
Did you know, this is what Kansas City looked like with Street Cars in 1890. This picture was taken between 18 and 19th and Walnut.
…find out this and more at Phantom Histories of KC
Kansas City: Did you KNOW???
- KC ignored Prohibition during the 1920s, leading to an abundance of jazz clubs, brothels and gambling halls. This earned KC the moniker “The Paris of the Plains” after one journalist wrote “If you want to see some sin, forget Paris and head to Kansas City.”
- The jam session originated in Kansas City. Jazz musicians would gather after their gigs and play together into the wee hours of the morning.
- Walt Disney opened his first animation studio in Kansas City, Laugh-O-Gram Studios. He fed a small mouse in the building, which he later said was his inspiration for Mickey Mouse.
