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ICEX Korean Ceramics Festival | Queen City Clay

May 29, 2026 (UTC-4)

Norwood

Arts Craft

ICEX Korean Ceramics Festival hosted in partnership with Queen City Clay, Cincinnati, OH ICEX Korean Ceramics Festival ICEX Korean Ceramics Festival is a landmark international ceramics event hosted by Queen City Clay in Cincinnati, bringing together 10 master ceramic artists from Korea for an immersive weekend celebrating traditional and contemporary Korean ceramic practices. For three days, audiences are invited into a rare cultural exchange showcasing centuries-old techniques alongside innovative contemporary interpretations. Each artist represents a distinct ceramic discipline, offering live demonstrations, lectures, and finished works that illuminate the depth, philosophy, and technical mastery of Korean ceramics. Featured techniques include: Onggi Celadon Sanggam Ttugak Moon Jar Double-Walled Vessels Double Bowl Moon Jar Saggar Firing Faceted Vessels Festival Schedule Overview Friday, May 29,2026, 6-9pm: Opening Reception Meet the artists, experience their work up close, and enjoy an exclusive opportunity to purchase original pieces in an intimate gallery setting. Saggar Firing is a ticketed activity purchased in advance. Participants can load their piece to the firing scheduled to fire Friday night and unload to see results on Sunday afternoon. Only 30 spots are available and tickets are sold until 6pm on May 29th. You can bring your own burnished bisquware or purchage on of the artist's pieces. You must be present to load your piece into the saggar which will be loaded into the kiln at the close of the evening. See ticket description for more information. Saturday & Sunday, May 30-31, 2026, 10am - 5pm: Main Event Each artist presents live demonstrations and talks on a shared main stage, offering insight into technique, history, and artistic philosophy. This format allows audiences to experience a wide range of processes while highlighting the individuality of each artist. ICEX is designed for ceramic artists, collectors, students, educators, and anyone passionate about global craft traditions. Whether you attend one day or the full weekend, ICEX offers a rare opportunity to witness techniques seldom seen outside of Korea. By supporting ICEX, donors and sponsors help: Bring master ceramic artists from Korea to the U.S. Preserve and share traditional ceramic techniques Create meaningful cross-cultural dialogue Provide educational access for artists, students, and the public Your generosity directly supports artist travel, lodging, materials, translation services, and fair compensation, ensuring that this exchange is both ethical and impactful. Why Your Support Matters Opportunities to experience these techniques live are exceedingly rare outside of Korea. ICEX positions Cincinnati as a center for global ceramics dialogue and strengthens Queen City Clay’s role as a leader in cultural programming. Donor & Sponsor Recognition Depending on level of support, donors and sponsors may receive: VIP Festival Passes Invitations to private events with the artists Public recognition online and onsite Acknowledgment in printed and digital materials We invite you to partner with us in making ICEX Korean Ceramics Festival a transformative experience for artists and audiences alike. Information Source: Miki Shim | eventbrite

Realm Makers Expo | St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton

Jun 26, 2026 (UTC-6)

St. Louis

Arts

Information Source: Realm Makers | eventbrite

Cajun Heartland State Fair 2026 | Cajundome Convention Center

May 22–May 31, 2026 (UTC-6)

Lake Lafayette

Conferences

Cajun Heartland State Fair will be continuing for the duration of eleven days. This significant trade show will offer an international exposure to vast range of industrial goods of and leading new business launchers. It is a business to business affair that is meant to build strong network among various industrial organizations with more improved activities related to the field of fun and entertainment. Cajun Heartland State Fair is an eventful show that aims at sharpening the industrial knowledge of client and customer expectations through new launches and releases of quality food brands. It will also enhance global network in the field of market distribution. This show removes the boredom of modern hectic life style. Cajun Heartland State Fair will exhibit a wide range of ride specials, food and beverages, free music, free attractions and family oriented games make an outstanding summer experience. Information Source: Artisan Creative Catering | expotobi

Middle School Design Workshop | 4200 Pennsylvania Ave

Jun 1, 2026 (UTC-6)

Kansas City

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Kansas City Design Center | eventbrite

Kaw Township | J. Cole: The Fall-Off Tour | T-Mobile Center

Aug 19, 2026 (UTC-6)

Kaw Township

Concerts

St.Louis Anime-Fest | Holiday Inn St. Louis - Downtown Conv Ctr, an IHG Hotel

Sep 27, 2026 (UTC-6)

St. Louis

Arts

Information Source: Our Cons | eventbrite

Percy Jackson - Summer Camp | The Novel Neighbor

Jun 1, 2026 (UTC-5)

St. Louis

Family Events

Join us for a Percy Jackson themed summer camp at The Novel Neighbor We are going to Camp Half Blood! Are you ready to train to fulfill your destiny as a demigod? Get sorted into your cabins, learn your speciality skills, compete in games and much more as you learn to harness your powers and maybe even save the world! Join The Novel Neighbor for Percy Jackson Summer Camp! Join The Novel Neighbor for Percy Jackson Summer Camp! This camp is limited to the ages 9-12 , and runs from Monday June 1st , through Friday, June 5th ! Register below! Things to Know! Camps run from 10:00 am-3:00 pm. There is no before or after care. Campers will need to bring lunch, snacks and a water bottle every day. Camp will have a minimum of 6 kids and a maximum of 12 kids Campers will walk to nearby Lockwood Park throughout camp week, weather permitting. Questions? Please direct them to rajean@thenovelneighbor.com Information Source: The Novel Neighbor | eventbrite

Billy King & The Bad Bad Bad w/ Black Light Animals & Field Daze | The Ship

Jun 5, 2026 (UTC-5)

Kansas City

Concerts

A hot night of indie psych rock with The Billy King and The Bad Bad Bad from Austin and two veteran KC bands will blow your mind! 9pm Doors // 10pm-1am show // 21+//$10 BILLY KING & THE BAD BAD BAD are a psyched out rock band from Austin, Texas. The Austin Monthly once called them “Surf Rock From Hell” and the band doesn't disagree. They blend the spirit of hard rock rebellion with acid-laced beach parties with an anti-establishment attitude. Make no mistake, these mates are an American rock and roll band - with a Texas Twang, a monstrous sound, and third coast riffs. BLACK LIGHT ANIMALS are a psychedelic soul band based out of the midwest. Their sound combines a love of soul music, fuzzed out guitars, hip hop beats, and old Italian movie scores. FIELD DAZE A dream pop, indie rock quintet based in Kansas City. Information Source: The Ship | eventbrite

Bowties, Boobs & Tennis Shoes Pt.4 | Buck O'neil Center

Jun 5, 2026 (UTC-5)

Kansas City

Tennis Sports & Fitness

Celebrating life & strength: breast cancer fundraiser honoring survivors with dinner, drinks & entertainment. Join us & support the cause Please join Sisters Living Beyond The Ribbon for an evening filled with celebrating survivors and paying tribute to those who have lost their lives to this deadly disease. The night will include an open bar, great food, silent action, up-to-date information from prominent members of the medical profession, LIVE performance by "Kenneth Stone AKA Mr.Sax" and music provided by DJ Dink. Help us keep hope alive for those who have survived and continue to struggle with the long term effects of breast cancer. Proceeds will be used to support women in their fight against Breast Cancer with medical bills/prescriptions, housing, food etc.. For more info contact Kim Jones 816-260-2066 Thank you in advance for your continued support of our endeavors. #sisterslivingbeyondtheribbon #cancerkills #cancersucks #thinkpink #earlydetectionsaveslive #srvyvr #ihatecancer See less Information Source: Sisters Living Beyond The Ribbon | eventbrite

National Safety Conference | Sheffield Family Life Center

Jun 6, 2026 (UTC-5)

Kansas City

Cultural Experiences

This conference is for Protectors, Peer Support, First Responders, Chaplains, Safety Teams, and anyone with a heart to keep people safe. National Safety Conference Kansas City, MO – June 6, 2026 Time: 8:00am – 8:00pm Cost: $99 per person + Eventbrite service & processing fees Group Ticket Price: $74.25 per person + Eventbrite service & processing fees Welcome to our 4th Annual Conference for Protectors, Peer Support, Chaplains, Church Safety Personnel, First Responders, Counselors, Pastors, Ministry Leaders and anyone who wants to keep people safe! We are excited to bring you over 20 power-packed classes from world class speakers from all over America. Our goal is to eliminate suicide and homicide. Presenters & Topics: • Navy Seal Brad Bower - Retired combat veteran Navy Seal. Class: TBA • Sheriff Sonny Byerley - Military Veteran and current Sheriff of Wright County, MO. Classes: PTSD for Chaplains/Peers & A ctive Shooter Round Table. • Firefighter Will Lyons - Over a decade of providing life-saving care with fire services. Class: Resiliency on the Scene, at Home, and in Life. • Stephen Williford - On November 5, 2017 an active shooter attacked First Baptist Church in Southern Springs, TX. 26 people were killed and 22 were wounded. Mr. Williford was not a part of this church but noticed what was happening and immediately responded to the threat. His actions saved 25-50 people's lives. Class: Stepping out in Faith to Stop the Threat. • Chaplain Jennifer Lanzen - Over 10 years as a chaplain and over 20 years as a spouse of a police officer. Class: TBA • SWAT Police Officer Jeremy Allen - Over 27 years of law enforcement service in real life & death situations. Class: Tactics and Firearms Handling for Protectors. • Lt. Jim Kubic - Army Airborne veteran with 20+ law enforcement service and a police academy instructor. Class: TBA • Police Chief Steve Davis - Head of Security at 40,000 person Red Rocks Community Church. Class: Answering the How and Why of Church Security. • Dispatcher Erica Davis - 7-year Dispatch Veteran and wife of a military/police veteran. Class: How to Have a Healthy Marriage and Family While in Service. • Sgt. Roger Huggins - Over 32 years of law enforcement service with the Jacksonville FL Sheriff's Office. Class: De-escalation for Protectors, First Responders and Safety Teams. • Dispatch Supervisor Elizabeth Maple - 30 plus years serving as a police officer, disptacher, and now supervisor. C lass: Crucial Peer Support/Chaplain Tools for Dispatchers. • Fire Captain/Dr. Gregg Lanzen - Over 30 years serving as a paramedic and firefighter. Class: Managing Today’s Peer Support/Chaplain Teams. • EMS Chief Pete Van Ness - Decades of EMS service in Liberty, MO and currently serving as EMS Chief. Class: Stop the Bleed...Practical Response to the Injured. • Master Police Officer Jim McKee - Over three decades of service in law enforcement, fire, and EMS. Class: Disaster and Crisis Response. • Marine Corporal Mike Deans - This Marine and former police officer will be putting people through a firearms simulator to give them a real-world experience of response. Class: Real Response Training to an Active Threat. • Officer David Kim - Law Enforcement service in the greater Boston, MA area. Class: Providing Emotional Support for Those Who are on Empty. • World Light Kickboxing Champion Chuck Wolfe - Mr. Wolfe holds high black belts in two disciplines and is head of security for the 4,000 person church Sheffield Family Life Center. Class: Compliance Control for Safety Teams and First Responders. • Deacon Richard Tadlock - Deacon Tadlock is the lead chaplain for the St. Charles County Sheriff's Office. Class: TBA • Sgt. Ronnie Snodgrass - 30+ years with the Phoenix Police Department and the Director of Arizona Chaplain Fellowship. Class: TBA • Security Director John Parish - Over a decade of experience in church security and the Director of Church Safety for Zion Church in Lincoln, NE. Class: TBA • NECLF Director Jason Kirsch - Army veteran and Director of the Nebraska Christian Leaders Forum. Class: TBA Who Should Attend? • Protectors • Peer Support Members/Chaplains • Church Security Personnel • Police, EMS, Military, Fire, and Corrections Officers • Pastors and Ministry Leaders • Anyone desiring to minister to and support first responders Location: Sheffield Family Life Center | 5700 Winner Road, Kansas City, MO 64127 For Questions Contact: Dr. Barry Young Email: barrymichaelyoung@yahoo.com or 30seconddevo@gmail.com Phone: 816-808-0789 Website: https://servingheroes.serveandshield.com or https://servingwatchmen.serveandshield.com Information Source: Serving Heroes | eventbrite