Weekend Fun with 41! Feb. 5 to Feb. 8 occasions

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KSHB 41’s Rae Daniel has the main points on a Black History Month program, a “Princess and the Frog” displaying, a Valentine’s procuring occasion and extra occasions taking place within the Kansas City space on this version of Weekend Fun with 41!

Weekend Fun with 41!

In honor of Black History Month, the Zhou B Art Center is about to host Reclaiming the Canvas: A Tribute to 100 Years of Black History Month.

The program brings collectively Kansas City poets, singers, musicians, dancers and visible artists for an immersive night of efficiency and visible expression. It is each a celebration and remembrance of Black History Month, as 2026 marks the a centesimal yr of it being acknowledged.

It is from 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday at 1801 E. 18th St., Kansas City, Missouri.

The artwork exhibit opens at 2 p.m. and visible cocktail hour is from 5:30 to six: 30 p.m. Both of these occasions are free. The artist showcase from 7 to 10 p.m. requires tickets which might be roughly $43.

The Kansas City Public Library will present “Princess and the Frog” at its Central location, contained in the Durwood Film Vault.

The present begins at 2 p.m. and doorways open at 1:45 p.m. This first come, first served occasion is free for households and youngsters.

Strawberry Swing is internet hosting a Valentine’s Day pop-up market from 4 to 10 p.m. Friday at J. Rieger Co., positioned at 2700 Guinotte Ave., Kansas City, Missouri.

Whether you’re on the hunt for the proper Valentine’s Day present or treating your self, this pop-up market could have “love themed” gadgets for everybody. There will likely be handmade items, locally-made gadgets and crafted drinks for buy.

The procuring occasion is free to attend and open for all ages.

Yaya’s Alpaca Farm, positioned at 30200 E. 275th St. in Garden City, Missouri, is again open for the season.

The academic farm offers a 90-minute tour of a working alpaca farm, the place company will be capable to work together, feed and take images with alpacas that stay on the farm.

The farm is open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and may name 816-213-7555 for info on how to decide on a time. Tickets are $12 for folks 14 and older and $10 for youngsters 3 to 13.

The UMKC Painted Worlds Symposium on Mesoamerican Art is on Friday and Saturday.

Notable occasions embody:

• “A Gleam in the Forest: Meaning and Material in Maya Color” from Stephen D. Houston, professor of anthropology at Brown University
• “Jazz Age Maya: Mysteries of a Modern Prehispanic Book in 1930s Kansas City” from Byron Ellsworth Hamann, the curatorial advisor on the Painted Worlds exhibition
• A brand new digital assortment at Miller Nichols Library on campus.

For an in depth have a look at the schedule, click here. The exhibition is free and open to the general public.

That’s a have a look at your Weekend Fun with 41! Be secure.