Bradley’s Corner Cafe in Topeka’s NOTO Arts & Entertainment District has been selected to take part in filming for FOX’s Kitchen Nightmares. Chef Gordon Ramsay and the production crew are scheduled to begin filming at the café Friday, Oct. 2.
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Bradley’s Corner Cafe in Topeka’s NOTO Arts & Entertainment District has been selected to take part in filming for FOX’s Kitchen Nightmares. Chef Gordon Ramsay and the production crew are scheduled to begin filming at the café Friday, Oct. 2.
ArtsConnect will place Topeka’s influential arts leaders at the center of its 2026 Arty Awards, planned for Friday, Oct. 16. The celebration is expected to include an official unveiling of a commissioned portrait of the late Glenda Taylor, namesake of the Glenda Taylor Visual Arts Award.
Stormont Vail Health invites the community to spend a Saturday morning learning, playing, and exploring ways to reduce cancer risk at its first-ever Cancer Prevention Block Party from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026.
The Library Foundation announces A Conversation with Jenna Bush Hager, moderated by Melissa Brunner, WIBW Evening Anchor and News Director, on Thursday, March 25, 2027, at White Concert Hall.
The Greater Topeka Chamber’s Military Relations Council (MRC) will host its Military Relations Council Service Awards Luncheon on Tuesday, Nov. 10 at the Dillon House, recognizing exceptional service members and civilians who support the military community throughout the Topeka region.
The Blind Tiger Brewery & Restaurant is bringing a taste of Bavaria to Topeka with a 10-day Oktoberfest celebration, running Friday, Sept. 25 through Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026, at 37th Street and Kansas Avenue.
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“We want people of all ages and backgrounds to come watch us play,” Don said. “That is the beauty of hockey: it is a sport that appeals to all demographics.”
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“A customer is more than a customer,” Nancy said. “People connect over food, and we are building relationships that go beyond the food truck. It brings a smile to my face when I can be part of something that brings community together.”
“Through PACE and our other services, we have the opportunity to meet people where they are, support their independence and help them remain connected to the homes, families and communities they love.”
A new spotted face is coming to the Topeka Zoo & Conservation Center. The Zoo is welcoming Antin, a 4.5-year-old male Amur leopard, from the Toledo Zoo as part of a coordinated breeding recommendation for the species.