SOL - Single "Old" Liberals (50s and Up)

Out of courtesy for the host, PLEASE change your RSVP if you no longer plan to attend.
GUESTS WELCOME
Join us at the Glenwood Arts Cinema for this annual event:
Mafia and True Crime Film Fest
Inaugural film this year is "Kansas City Murder Factory," a thoughtful documentary about the current murder epidemic in KC.
Tickets $10 if purchased ahead, $12 day of the show
ABOUT THE FILM:
"According to the KCMO Police Department Homicide report, last year KC had 144 homicide cases. According to the FBI, Missouri has the highest rank of black homicide victimization in the nation. The film employs an observational form of filmmaking, along with interviews, reenactments, and newsreel footage, to paint a clear picture of KC’s problem. Mike B. Rollen (director) shot over 170 hours of unbelievably heart-wrenching footage, including the funeral service of a 14-year-old gunned down just blocks from his home, an eyewitness account to a 2008 double homicide, and public anti-crime community events, including public forums, town hall meetings, and prayer vigils. He presents the struggles and challenges of organizations and individuals trying to decrease violent crime in Kansas City. The film also includes compelling commentaries from KC's top spoken word artists, which adds emotion to the film and the city’s problems."
We can meet for a light dinner at 5:45pm at Dewey's Pizza, then move to the theater at 6:45 pm to watch the film. Meet in the theater lobby if you can't/don't want to join us for dinner.
Look for the "SOL Meetup Group" sign at restaurant and in lobby.
Post a comment if you would like to carpool from midtown KCMO.

PLEASE change your RSVP if you can't make it, even at the last minute.
GUESTS WELCOME
Meet at 7:30, music starts at 8.
NOTE: correct location is 332 W 75th St, KC 64114
**NO COVER**
Look for tables with "SOL Meetup Group" sign

Change your RSVP 24 hours ahead if you won't be attending!
GUESTS WELCOME
Brookside Location!
Look for the table with the "SOL Meetup Group" sign

PLEASE change your RSVP if you can't make it (even at the last minute)
GUESTS ARE WELCOME
Here is the museum's description of the event:
Inspired by the special exhibition Painted Worlds: Color and Culture in Mesoamerican Art, Night/Shift: UltraVivid takes you through a kaleidoscope of experiences to explore connections between color, the cosmos, and how we mark milestones—including the museum’s own birthday, which coincides with this edition of Night/Shift.
KEY ACTIVITIES:
Pequeño Piñatas + Demo | Sue Moreno and Rosalinda Avilas Martinez
5-8:30 pm | Classrooms 4 & 5. Make your own tiny piñata ornament and enjoy a live demonstration by local artists constructing their own colorful creations.

Community Tree of Life | Andrea Cira
5-9 pm | Bloch Lobby. Meet artist Andrea Cira and create a paper-cut figure to add to a community tree of life rooted in Aztec and Spanish colonial traditions.

JAM-O-RAMA | Jamogi & the Jammers
7-9 pm | Kirkwood Hall. Celebrate the differences that make us unique and the similarities that unite us with a performance that brings you into the music-making experience and weaves together pop, soul, salsa, dembow, funk, and more.

I will attend after the library program (around 7:15 pm)