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Maker City KC calendar April 9-15: streaming events, webinars, concerts and classes for entrepreneurs and makers

By Chris Haghirian

April 07, 2020 01:26 PM

Every week we bring you a great list of events related to the maker and entrepreneur community. Now, as we all deal with the Coronavirus we have changed our event calendar to highlight streaming events, webinars, Facebook Live, Zoom, podcasts and web-based events. Here are our calendar picks for this week — you can see even more on our Facebook page.

Thursday, April 9

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Online Cooking Class - Cooking Easter Brunch with Chef Paige, hosted by Olive Tree KC, 7PM on Thursday

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Enterprise University Online Class: Creating A Stronger Team Culture Through Psychological Safety, hosted by Växa Collective, 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM on Thursday

Virtual Happy Hours with The STUFF Sisters, hosted by STUFF - a store named STUFF, Thursday at 5PM

Friday, April 10

Virtual Mini Wine Class event, hosted by Cellar Rat Wine Merchants, Friday at 5PM

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Katy Guillen and The Drive (Live-Streamed Concert), hosted by Knuckleheads Kansas City, Friday at 8PM

Saturday, April 11

Coffee Talk with Kansas City Artists Coalition on Zoom, Saturday at 10AM

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Jessica Ayala featuring Andres Ramírez livestream concert, hosted by InterUrban ArtHouse, Saturday at 7PM

Monday, April 13, Tuesday, April 14, and Friday, April 15 at 11:30AM

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Feminism e-Read-Along and Conversation with Mikki Kendall, hosted by Emily Taylor Center for Women and Gender Equity

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