Tulips on Troost

An Initiative for change

  • Tulips on Troost aims to change the face of Troost Avenue by planting one million tulips along the Avenue in honor of an early Kansas City leader, Dr. Benoist Troost. Through this mission, we hope to inspire and motivate the citizens of Kansas City to recognize the value of neighborhood capital improvements and beautification in some of the city's most under-served neighborhoods. Tulips are just on the surface—our deep-rooted goal is to use a beautiful, accessible thing like a tulip to represent positive change on Troost and to let the city know that Troost is worth our time, efforts, and resources.

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Tulips on Troost, The Friends of St. Mark and St. Mark Hope and Peace Lutheran Church invite you to Save the Date...December 11th, 20011.

Lessons and Carols with Octarium

Sunday, December 11th -- 3 to 5PM

with our community readers of the Lessons --

Rev. Donna Simon, St. Mark Hope and Peace Lutheran Church
Fr. Paisius Altschul, St. Mary of Egypt Orthodox Church
Mark Williamson, Executive Director - De LaSalle Education Center
Fr. Thomas Curran, President - Rockhurst University
Alice Ellison, V.P. Community Relations - Blue Cross, Blue Shield
Leo Morton, Chancellor - University of Missouri, Kansas City
Dr. Jacqueline Chanda, President - Kansas City Art Institute
Mary Kay McPhee - Community Volunteer and Civic Leader
Brenda L. Thomas - Thomas and Company, HR Consulting

A benefit to help transform Troost Avenue

"Octarium transports one into the heavenly realm. Every time I listen I close my eyes and feel refreshed." --  Rilla Carson, Fort Collins, CO

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