Event Calendar
Topeka Healthy Events Calendar
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CYCLING EVENTS – Various cycle rides are offered by Kansas Cyclist. www.kansascyclist.com/
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES – Outdoor events and activities. www.getoutdoorskansas.org/calendar
“PICKIN’ ON THE PRAIRIE”, a FREE Acoustic Jam at Great Overland Station every Sunday from 1-3pm. For info: 785-251-6944
WOODSHED MARKET – Sundays 9-2, 1901 N. Kansas Ave.
FAMILY NIGHT AT COSMOS COURT – Every Tuesday, 5-11pm, Cosmos Court, 909 S. Kansas Ave. Every Tuesday night is family night – Get a 16” Pizza, 2 side salads, and 4 cups of ice cream for only $30! Also available: hot dogs, soup and more, plus table games, etc.
FRIDAY NIGHT FUNNIES – Every Friday at Cosmos Court, 909 S. Kansas. Weekly comedy show is only $15, or two for $25.
FIRST FRIDAYS AT THE MUSEUM – May 2, 6-10pm, Great Overland Station, 701 N. Kansas Ave. Karaoke, board games, card games, including the digital card game Magic: The Gathering Arena, Dungeons and Dragons, crafts and activities, food and refreshments, and more. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for teens. Children 12 and under free.
SATURDAY CRUISE NIGHTS – 5-9pm: 1st Sat: Spangles, 29th & Topeka Blvd (Cruise the Blvd!); 2nd Sat: Fairlawn Plaza; 3rd Sat: The Dugout, 17th & Fairlawn; 4th Sat: The Pad; 5th Sat: The Dugout.
PERRY LECOMPTON FARMERS MARKET – Fridays 4-6:30pm, Bernie’s/Cenex parking lot, Ferguson & Hwy 24
CARBONDALE FARMERS MARKET – every Wed. 4-6pm in Carbondale City Park. Vendor-grown or vendor-produced. 785836-7887
MOTHER TERESA’S FARMERS MARKET – Saturdays, July 1 – Sep. 9, 8:30-11:30am, 2014 NW 46th St.
SILVER LAKE FARMERS MARKET – Tuesdays 6-8pm, June 7-Sep. 13, Silver Lake Library, 203 Railroad St.
SPLASH PAD YOGA AT EVERGY PLAZA – Every Tuesday at 7pm.
FAMILY NIGHT AT COSMOS COURT – every Tuesday, 5-11pm, Cosmos Court, 909 S. Kansas Ave. Get a 16” Pizza, 2 side salads, and 4 cups of ice cream for only $30! Also available: hot dogs, soup and more, plus table games, etc.
FRIDAY NIGHT FUNNIES – Every Friday at Cosmos Court, 909 S. Kansas. Weekly comedy show is only $15, or two for $25.
BREAD BASKET FARMERS MARKET – Every Saturday 7:30am-1pm in the West Ridge Mall parking lot, south end.
DOWNTOWN TOPEKA FARMERS MARKET – Saturday’s April 12 thru Oct., 7:30am-noon, 6th & Harrison. The open-air market is full of fresh fruits and vegetables, herbs, arts & crafts, flower, home-baked goods and more.
LAWRENCE FARMERS MARKET – Sat. 7:30-11:30, 824 New Hampshire Street. Starting Apr. 12.
MONDAY FARMERS MARKET – Mondays 7:30-11:30am, May 12 thru Sep. 29, Topeka & Sh. Co. Library, 10th & Washburn. (closed Memorial Day & Labor Day)
OVERBROOK FARMER’S MARKET – every Monday now to Labor Day, from 4-6 pm at the Overbrook Fair Grounds.
SPLASH PAD FOUNTAINS – Evergy Plaza, Sun. 12-6, and 11-1 & 4-8 on most weekdays.
CORNER MARKET – 2nd Saturdays. 29th & Adams. 50+ Vendors, food trucks, music, kids activities,
FIRST FRIDAYS AT THE MUSEUM – Every First Friday, 6-10pm, Great Overland Station, 701 N. Kansas Ave. Karaoke, board games, card games, including the digital card game Magic: The Gathering Arena, Dungeons and Dragons, crafts and activities, food and refreshments, and more. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for teens. Children 12 and under free.
FIRST FRIDAY FARM & ART MARKET – Every First Friday through Sep., 4-10pm, Great Overland Station. For info: communityevents@snco.gov or 785-251-6945
SATURDAY CRUISE NIGHTS – 5-9pm: 1st Sat: Spangles, 29th & Topeka Blvd (Cruise the Blvd!); 2nd Sat: Fairlawn Plaza; 3rd Sat: The Dugout, 17th & Fairlawn; 4th Sat: The Pad; 5th Sat: The Dugout.
CARS AND COFFEE – 10-Noon, every other Saturday at Classic Bean; alternate Saturdays at Fellowship Bible Church, 10th & Urish. All makes & models
WOODSHED MARKET: NOTO EDITION 2ND SATURDAYS – 10-4, in NOTO.
LIVE AT LUNCH – Wednesdays, 11-1, Evergy Plaza. www.evergyplaza.com
MIDLAND CARE CELEBRATION WALK – May 9, 6pm, 200 SW Frazier Circle. Music by Paradize Band, Flamingoes, Sante Fe Band. Stroll the campus through over 2000 luminaries to be lit at dusk. $10 to buy a luminary to remember a loved one. Food Trucks, childrens entertainment, face painting. Butterfly release, salute to veterans at 7pm.
FRIDAY FLICKS – May 9, 8pm, Evergy Plaza. “Black Panther.” Vendors open at 7pm.
SADE SHINE QUEENS OF SOUL – May 10, 7:30pm, Cosmos Court, 909 S Kansas. Tickets at www.cosmoscourt.com
CAR SEAT CHECK LANE – May 10, 9-12. Childrens Discovery Center. Get your car seat installation checked by a certified technician is quick, free.
FREE, FIT & FUN COMMUNITY WORKOUT – May 10, 9:15-10:30am, Happy Place Nutrition, 2109 SW Belle. Workout led by 785Fitness: Suitable for all fitness levels. Family-Friendly: Children ages 10 and above are welcome to participate. Nutrition Bar Open 7am – 3pm
SPRING VENDOR EVENT – May 10, 10-3, HyVee. Featuring local vendors who make art, macrame wall hangings, natural herbs and products, permanent jewelry, and more!
EATS AND BEATS – May 15, 6-9pm, Evergy Plaza. Big Rick Soul Band with Megan Luttrell
BURLINGAME RODEO DAYS & RUSTIC TREASURES MARKET – May 17, 9-4, Burlingame Main Street. Shopping, food, music, car show, weiner dog races, foam party, carriage rides, food trucks. Rodeo at 7pm
HHHS GARAGE SALE – May 17, 9-noon, HHHS parking lot.
NIGHTTIME FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL – May 17, 5-10pm, Evergy Plaza.
SUNRISE JAZZERCISE – Evergy Plaza, May 17. 9-10am
MONTHLY FARMERS /FLEA MARKET – May 17, 8-2, Meriden Antique Threshers, 8275 K4 Hiway.
WOODSHED MARKET CAR SHOW – May 18, 10-3
TENDER LOVING CARE PET HOSPITAL ANNIVERSARY – May 18, 12-3, 2500 SW 17th St Open House, tours, door prizes, treats for all
ING NETWORKING LUNCH – May 21, 11:30-12:30, Skinny’s. Come network with other small business people. Order from menu if desired.
SUMMERTIME BLUES – May 21, 7-9pm, Gage Park Amphitheatre. The Sharks.
EATS AND BEATS – May 22, 11-1, Evergy Plaza. The Bash with Colin Nichols
4TH ANNUAL KANSAS NATIONAL GUARD MUSEUM CAR SHOW – May 24, 10am, 125 SE Airport Drive. 785-633-9216
EATS AND BEATS – May 29, 6-9pm, Evergy Plaza. Departure wwith The R & J Playerz
TOPEKA’S BACKYARD MUSICFEST – May 30 – 31, doors open at noon, shows start at 3pm. Music, arts, crafts, wrestling. 15 Bands + MCs & DJs on 3 stages. www.topekasbackyardmusicfest.com
FAMILY DAY OUT – May 31, 10-3, Woodshed Event Center. Celebrating kids, Dads, granddads, stepdads and bonus dads. Food, crafts, bounce house, photo booth, kids activities and more.
ING NETWORKING LUNCH – June 4, 11:30-12:30, Bradley’s Cafe. Come network with other small business people. Order from menu if desired.
GERMANFEST – June 7 & 8, 312 NE Freeman, Sacred Heart-St. Joseph Parish
MULVANE ART FAIR – June 7-8, 10am, Mulvane Art Museum, Washburn University Fine Art, food trucks, music, childrens activities
WONDER JUNCTION VBS – June 9-13, 9-noon, Lakeview Church of the Nazarene, 2835 SE Croco Rd. For info: 785-266-3247, FB: Topeka Lakeview Nazarene, Lakenaz@aol.com
MAGNIFIED VBS – every Sunday night in June; 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th from 5-7PM at East Side Baptist Church, 4425 SE 29th St. Discovering the bigness of God in the smallest of things. Register online at esbcks.org/vbs
JESUS FEST – June 7, 1-4pm, Family of God Church, 1231 NW Eugene St. Josh Anderson, JQ Guest, DVVID, Dominick Totta, Rev Rog & Rhythm Review. Food & drinks provided while supplies last. Bring a lawn chair. Prizes, too!
SHOAH: HOW WAS IT HUMANLY POSSIBLE – Jun 8, 1:30-3:30pm. Colbern Road MCP Library, 1000 NE Colbern Rd, Lee’s Summit, MO.
C5Alive “POWER” LUNCHEON – June 12, 11:30-1. Interactive discussion. Free admission. Meals available from the menu if desired. Please RSVP to info@C5Alive.org so we know how many to expect. Open to the public – bring a friend!
SAVE THE DATE: C5 POWER Luncheon, July 10, 11:30-1. Featured Speaker: Anthony Blanco, Business Coach.
CONCERT FOR A CHILD – June 13, 7pm, Evergy Plaza. featuring the Logan Mize 3-piece Acoustic Show. Also included: food trucks, line dancing lessons, raffles, a Capper Foundation presentation including a video featuring a child receiving therapy services, Dallas Pryor and the Lazy Wayne Band. Visit www.capper.org or call 785-272-4060 or abilities@capper.org
NORTH TOPEKA COMMUNITY BAND CONCERT – June 16, 7:30-9pm. Garfield Park Gazebo, 1600 NE Quincy
ING NETWORKING LUNCH – June 18, 11:30-12:30, El Ranchito #5, 3425 S. Kansas Ave. Come network with other small business people. Order from menu if desired.
ONGOING:
SENIORS NUTRITIONAL LUNCH – Weekdays, except holidays, at noon at Auburn Civic Center, 1020 N. Washington St. Minimal cost per person. Reservations/cancellations are required 24 hours in advance by calling 295-3980. Each meal includes 1% milk and sugar-free items are included for diabetics. 785-215- 0064.
THE HEAT – FREE fitness classes for the community. Located at Florence Crittenton Services Center for Integrative Health, 5423 SW 7th St. www.flocritkansas.org Sun. 4-5 pm Yoga; Mon. 12-12:45pm Cardio Remix; Mon. 5:30-6:15pm STRONG™; Tue. 12:15-1:15pm Restorative Yoga; Tue. 5:30-6:15pm Zumba®; Wed. 5:30-6:15pm Cardio Sculpt; Thu. 12:15-1:00pm Pilates + CIRCL Mobility™; Thu. 5:30-6:15pm Zumba®; Fri. 12-12:45pm POUND
MEDICARE MONDAYS – First Mon. of ea. month, 1-3pm. Topeka/Sh. Co. Public Library (Menninger Room 206), 1515 SW 10th. Senior health insurance counseling. For info: 580-4545 or nhonl@tscpl.org
TOPEKA NEEDLEWORK GUILD – Every Mon. (except holidays) 9a-11a in the Menninger Room of the Topeka Public Library. Bring a project to work on as we share our needleworking skills and ideas. All are welcome to drop in.
SENIOR STRETCHING EXERCISES – each Mon. – Wed. – Fri., 9:30-10:15am, Seaman Community Church, 2036 NW Taylor St. Enter on the east side of the Fellowship Hall. No Charge. 785-354-8777 or 785-213-6016
SENIOR FIT & FUN PROGRAM – Every Mon., Wed., and Fri at 1:30 at Pleasant Hills United Methodist Church, 4525 NW Button Rd., 785-246-1737.
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH – Monday 10:00 – 11:00 at Lowman United Methodist Church and Thursday 9:30—10:30 at Topeka Zoo. No training is needed, just watch and follow. Please contact Madon Daily at 505-424-8989 or madondailey@gmail.com. To Join from Home via Zoom, contact Madon for the Zoom link and password.
PICKLEBALL – Monday and Wednesday, 1:00 – 3:00 pm, First Baptist Church, 3033 SW MacVicar Ave, Topeka. Park on the West Side, where the gym is located. Requires a signed liability waiver. SCT Membership is strongly encouraged. If you would like to play, contact coordinator Dave Mathias, davemathias@sbcglobal.net, or Betsy Thompson, betsyjthompson@gmail.com.
SHEPHERD’S CENTER BOOK CLUB – 1st and 3rd Monday of the month from 2:00 – 4:00 pm at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1275 SW Boswell Ave., Topeka. Please contact the office at 785-249-3258 or shepherdstopeka@yahoo.com for the book of study.
SMS – STRENGTH, MOBILITY, STABILITY EXERCISE GROUP (SMS) Monday 9:00- 9:30 am, Arbor Court, 4200 SW Drury Lane, Topeka. Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 – 9:30 am, Rosehill Place, 3600 SW Gage Blvd # 97, Topeka. Tuesday and Thursday, 10:00 – 10:45, Grace UMC, 2627 SW Western Ave, Topeka. If you would like to attend, call Anne Crawford at 785-273- 4527 or email anne.crawford@cox.net.
TOPEKA LIONS CLUB – 2nd Mondays at Noon at Wings, Etc. Come at 11:30 to order from the menu. Guests welcome.
TRAIL LIFE & AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLS TROUPS – Every Mon. 6pm, Cornerstone Comm. Church, 7620 SW 21st. Faith-based scouting programs are kids age 5-18. Register online at cornerstonetopeka.com. For info: 478-2929.
OVERCOMER’S OUTREACH ANONYMOUS RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP – Mondays 6:30-7:30pm, at Be Filled Of South Topeka, 200 Airport Rd, Bldg. 818 Suite 1. Led by Pastor Bill Ritchey. 785-817-2802
OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP – First Tuesday of each month at St. Francis Health, 1700 SW 7th St, Meeting Room, 2nd floor, 6:00 – 7:30 PM. Anyone with an ostomy may attend. The goal is to provide education and ongoing support for individuals with an ostomy. Contact Teresa Kellerman at 785-295-5555 for information.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE – Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:30PM at The Woman’s Club of Topeka, 5221 SW West Dr. Bill Gates and Warren Buffett play duplicate bridge! It is great for your brain health. For info email janescola@hotmail.com.
LADIES’ EXERCISE – Tue. evenings 7-8 pm & Fri. mornings 8-9 am, First Baptist, 129 w 15th St., Lyndon. free active support: fat burning, strength, fitness. Contact Sheri 207-0380 or pamperedchefsheri@live.com
LIBRARY’S LEARN & PLAY BUS – Every Tuesday 1-3pm, Auburn Community Center.
GRANDPARENT/RELATIVE CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP – 3rd Tue., 6:30-8pm, 2nd floor meeting room, St. Francis Hosp, 1700 SW 7th. For info: Sharla, 286-2329; Jennie (English/Spanish) 231-0763.
HEALING AFTER LOSS TO SUICIDE (HeALS) – Topeka support group meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8, at 1st Congregational Church, 17th and Collins. For info: Topeka.heals@gmail.com or 785-380-9309.
NARVE Meeting (Nat’l Assn of Railroad Veteran Employee) – Second Tuesday of each month at Museum of the KS National Guard, 125 SE Airport Dr, Topeka – 9:30AM.
CAREGIVERS GROUP- Caring Hearts of Hope meet 2nd and 4th Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30pm at Highland Heights Christian Church. This group will root its encouragement in God’s word and prayer as well as conversation and sharing and is open to all those who care for others with illnesses such as Alzheimers, dementia, cancer or other debilitating illnesses or injuries. For dates and info, go to “Weekly Class List” at www.highlandheightscc.com or call 785-379-5642.
SENIORS PITCH CLUB – Every Tuesday 1 pm at Garfield Community Center.
First visit free then a dollar per visit for coffee and replacement cards
FREE MOBILE FOOD DISTRIBUTION – 4th Tue. through Nov., 9am, 1231 NW Eugene St. Randel Ministries, Inc., in partnership with Harvesters and Family of God Church will have its monthly food distribution. No ID or proof of income required, first come first served. Distributing fresh produce and other items to families in need. 785-234-1111 www.RandelMinistries.com
HAND AND FOOT CANASTA – 2nd & 4th Tue., 2-4pm, St. David’s Episcopal Church, 3916 SW 17th St. Must arrive before 2pm and stay for the entire game. Email Caroline Huff at lilbopper1@gmail.com or call 228-2447.
MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES – 1st & 3rd Tue., 2-4pm, St. David’s Episcopal Church, 3916 SW 17th St. Do not come before 1:45pm. Email Ottie Reed, reed7111@gmail.com, or Mary Adkins, marycatkeeper@gmail.com
MAP GROUP (MEMOIRS, ANCESTRY, PHOTOS) – VIA ZOOM – 4th Wed. 10-11:30am. Contact Rich McReynolds at rlm4017@gmail.com. A Zoom link will be sent to you.
FAMILY HISTORY WRITING GROUP – 2nd Wed. 10-11:30am, Lowman United Methodist Church, room 12. Do you have great family stories to tell and want to pass them down to the next generation but don’t know where to start? shepherdstopeka@yahoo.com
GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS – Every Wed, 7pm, St. Francis Hospital, meeting room #8.
JAYHAWK AREA AGENCY ON AGING – 4th Wed., 1pm, Rosehill Place Clubhouse. Monthly support group for caregivers of seniors. For info: 235-1367 ext.30.
VIP LUNCHEON FOR SENIORS – Every Wed., 10:45 bible study and meal at Noon, Topeka Church of the Brethren, 3201 NW Rochester Rd. (1 mile north of Dillon’s North). FREE lunch with Christian fellowship, devotions & entertainment provided by Topeka North Outreach, Free will donations accepted. For info: 785-224-8803 or vip@topekanorthoutreach.org
OPERATION BACKPACK – 1st Thur., 6pm, Indian Creek Elementary, 4303 NE Indian Creek Rd. Volunteers gather to assemble Weekend Snack Sacks for low-income students. Sponsored by Topeka North Outreach. For info: 286-1370.
TOPEKA AREA BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUP – Third Thur. every month, 6-7:30pm, Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital, 1504 SW 8th Ave. , employee cafeteria on 1st floor. All survivors, family, & friends welcome. Call Faye Miller: 207-2606 or Randy Williams: 232-8553
TOPEKA TWILIGHT LIONS BRANCH CLUB – 3rd Thursdays at 7pm at Lakeview Church of the Nazarene, 2835 SE Croco. Social gathering, guests welcome. Topekalions.org
LINE DANCING – 2nd & 4th Thu. 1:30-3:30 at First Baptist Church, 3033 SW MacVicar Ave. Contact Karen Botkin at 785-945-6785 or Jim Baer at 785-256-2432 or jimbaer73@gmail.com to register.
BRIDGE GROUP – 1st & 3rd Thu. 1- 3:30pm, at Our Savior Lutheran Church, 2021 SW 29th St. To play, arrangements must be made by Mon. 5pm with Joan Arterburn at 408-5174.
STROKE SUPPORT GROUP – The 1st Friday of every month from 4pm-5pm in the cafeteria of the first floor of Kansas Rehabilitation Hospital, 1504 SW 8th Ave. Meet other stroke survivors, their families, and hear guest speakers discuss topics related to recovery. Contact Randy Williams at (785)232-8553 with any questions.
NICOTINE ANONYMOUS – Every Fri., 6:30pm, Town & Country Christian Church Renaissance Room, 4925 SW 29th St., use west door cross red foot bridge. A fellowship of men & women helping each other to live free of nicotine. No fees. 402-321-486; Laboomaha@att.net.
PERRY LECOMPTON FARMERS MARKET – Fridays 4-6:30pm, Bernie’s/Cenex parking lot, Ferguson & Hwy 24
NOTO MARKET & ART WALK ON FIRST FRIDAYS – NOTO arts district. Enjoy arts, antiques, fine crafts, and flea market items.
CELEBRATE RECOVERY – Every Fri., 6pm, 1912 Gage Blvd. A Christ-centered program, based on 8 principles found in Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. Applying these Biblical principles, become free from addictive & dysfunctional behaviors. crtopekaks.org.
MOVIES AT EVERGY PLAZA – Second Fridays til fall
TOPEKA GEM AND MINERAL SOCIETY – 4th Friday of the month. 7:15pm, 1st Congressional Church, 1701 SW Collins.
TOPEKA NAR-ANON FAMILY GROUP – For families & friends who are affected by someone else’s narcotic addiction. Every Mon. @ 7pm; Every Sat. at 10am. First Baptist Church, 3033 SW MacVicar, Enter Door A, Room 211. www.naranonmidwest.org
SATURDAY FAIRLAWN STARTER BIKE RIDE – Every Sat., start at 8am at Classic Bean in Fairlawn Plaza, end at Pizagle’s. Great for beginners. director@cottonwood200.org
HARVESTER’S PROGRAM FOR SENIOR CITIZENS – every second Sat., takes place at Christian Lord Ministries, 2421 SE California. Call 266-4979.
HERBTalk – Topeka herbs study group meets Third Saturdays for fun and interactive group learning and sharing about herbs/medicine plants. 7321 SE 45th, Prairie Meadow Greenhouse. RSVP Amy 785-379-8848. $5.00 cash only charge; Free beverages and herb snack samples. Lunch option $6.00. talkherbswithus@gmail.com
TOPEKA FOLK DANCERS CLASSES – Sundays, 2-4pm, 2637 SE 41st St. Dances from 20 countries. No partners or experience necessary. No fee. 215-0968.
OPEN INDOOR COURT PICKLEBALL – Sundays at 4pm, Berryton United Methodist Church (7010 SE Berryton Rd. All ages and abilities welcome.
KANSAS PRAIRIE PICKERS – Fourth Sun. ea. Month, 1pm, Auburn Community Center. Foot-stomping, hand-clapping tunes to tickle your fancy. Concessions available
SQUARE DANCING – Shawnee Swingers has monthly dances and sponsors lessons in the Fall. For info, call or text 785-845-2357 or email shawneeswingers@gmail.com. On Facebook: Shawnee Swingers Square Dance Club. wesquaredance.com
SEX TRAFFICKING INFORMATION – 785-230-8237
ABORTION RECOVERY SUPPORT – Providing services for women & men who suffer from Post-Abortion Syndrome…we can help mend a broken heart! For info: Kay Lyn at KLCarlson20@cox.net.
AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS – for friends & families of alcoholics. For info: 785-409-3072 or topekaalanon.org
ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUPS – Monthly support group meetings for caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia. For info: Alzheimer’s Association, Heart of America Chapter, 271-1844 or email cindy.miller@alz.org.
HHHS Volunteer Program – Volunteers help keep animal’s environments clean and enriching, socialize with and read to cats, walk dogs, and more. Please complete a volunteer application at hhhstopek.org.
HOPE AND HEALING ACADEMY harnesses the power of horses to transform the human spirit. They are expanding services to address the needs and experiences of first responders and members of the armed forces. For info, call 785-224-4232 or go to www.hopeandhealingacademy.com.
HEALING AFTER LOSS TO SUICIDE (HeALS) Topeka support group meets the 1st Tuesday of each month via Zoom. The 3rd Tuesday meeting is in-person at 1st Congregational Church, 17th and Collins. Both meetings are 6:30-8. Topeka.heals@gmail.com. 785-380-9309
AL-ANON is a support group for families and friends of alcoholics. For information on meetings in the Topeka area, call 785-215-1045 or email ais-topeka@kansas-al-anon.org. All correspondence is confidential
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUPS – Jayhawk Area Agency on Aging provides opportunities for caregivers to get together and share their ideas & feelings. 235-1367
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