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Latest Lawrence news:
Learn about Native food systems, sovereignty at public KU summit
The Lawrence community and beyond is invited to learn about medicine bundling, buffalo restoration, community health and more as part of a daylong summit on Indigenous food sovereignty.
Nathan Kramer / Lawrence Times
‘You have to have guts’: Lawrence gay liberation leaders connect their history to transgender rights
Like any other history, Lawrence’s queer history repeats itself. Reflections from leaders in the gay and lesbian liberation movement of the 1970s and ’80s show how their fight for rights reverberates throughout Lawrence’s transgender community today.
MLaPoint via Theatre Lawrence
‘Pirates! The Penzance Musical’ to open Theatre Lawrence season
Theatre Lawrence will open its 2026 season with “Pirates! The Penzance Musical,” a New Orleans-set adaptation of a Gilbert and Sullivan classic that completed a Broadway run in 2025.
Connor Sutton/Contributed photo
Paper Plains Zine Fest in Lawrence to usher in local creativity, Jammy shenanigans
Paper Plains Zine Fest is coming back to Lawrence for a fifth year of self-published creativity, community workshops and Jammy, the printer mascot.
Nathan Kramer / Lawrence Times
City of Lawrence rolls out online survey for community to help guide Vision 2030, its strategic plan
Lawrence community members can weigh in on priorities as part of the city’s Vision 2030 strategic planning process, now via an online survey.
