Good morning, Lawrence.

Lawrence Public Library's community survey to shape its new master plan is open until this weekend (707 Vermont St.).

Community members can spend 10 minutes sharing ideas to help improve library services and enter to win a $50 downtown gift card.

KU's Global Awareness Program hosted its first Mahjong Night at Watson Library and drew close to 40 students + built connections between domestic and international peers through cultural gameplay.

Organizers said more events will be scheduled this semester.

The KU Memorial Unions team will celebrate 100 years of the Kansas Union with events from March through October.

The schedule features a glow-in-the-dark mini golf night on March 1, brunch on March 23, casino night on April 25, and a Baby Jay celebration on Oct. 6 — inviting members.

KU Libraries’ Snyder Book Collecting Contest is open for student entries through March 24, and KU alumna and Library of Congress rare books chief Stephanie Stillo will return on April 16 as keynote speaker and judge at Watson Library (finalists’ collections will be showcased at a reception).

Two KU Debate teams clinched the Mid America Championship Tournament at Southern Nazarene University (Feb.

20–22), sweeping the top three speaker awards; they also earned a top-10 finish in British Parliamentary debates at an online tournament hosted by the University of Alaska.

Registration is open for the Fourth Annual FBI and KU Cybersecurity Intelligence Conference on March 31 and April 1 at the new KU Conference Center in Lawrence — media may apply for credentials by March 25 while attendees hear keynotes from FBI assistant director Brett Leatherman and cybersecurity experts.

Lawrence received a $200,000 grant from KDHE to support its joint climate action plan with Douglas County from 2024, which will update the city’s greenhouse gas inventory and energy plans for facilities (to help lower emissions).

Lawrence is preparing to welcome Algeria’s national soccer team ahead of the World Cup as local officials plan community events to celebrate the team’s visit.

The celebrations will boost local spirit and bring residents together during the tournament buildup.

Seam Finishes Discussion

1-2 a.m. — Dillon's at 6th & Wakarusa — Free entry — Engage in a friendly sewing discussion sharing seam finish techniques and ideas.

Pasta Night: Lasagne

4:30-9 p.m. — Pane e Vino Wine Bar & Academy — Reservations required — Savor a special lasagne and enjoy house-made pasta with an array of authentic Italian sauces each week.

Just Food Benefit Concert

5:30-9 p.m. — Cider Gallery — Tickets at the door — Enjoy live music with Aud Whitson and Tori Brooks & The Meltdowns while supporting a local cause.

Spring Break Soccer Camp

9 a.m.-12 p.m. — Sports Pavilion Lawrence — $130-$225 — A fun-filled youth soccer camp designed to develop skills and confidence for ages 5-14.

P/V Burger & Wine Experience

4:30-9 p.m. — Pane e Vino Wine Bar & Academy — $25 — Relish a gourmet burger and wine flight at this unique pop-up dining experience.

LAG Members’ Monthly Critique Coffee Hour

9:30-11 a.m. — Art Emergency — Free entry — Share your artwork for feedback while enjoying coffee and donuts in a supportive setting.

Minnesota United FC 2 at Sporting Kansas City II

7-9 p.m. — Rock Chalk Park — Ticket prices vary — An exciting MLS Next Pro match featuring local favorites Sporting KC II and Minnesota United II.

Pasta Night: Pici alla Carbonara

4:30-9 p.m. — Pane e Vino Wine Bar & Academy — Reservations required for dinner service — Enjoy authentic Pici alla carbonara made with house-made pasta and local ingredients.

Jack Shaw Live Stand-Up Comedy

7:00 – 8:30 PM — The Comedy Club of Lawrence — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughs with Kill Tony's Golden Ticket winner Jack Shaw.

The Warped Tour Band Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Bottleneck — Tickets from $36 — Experience the energetic live performance of The Warped Tour Band and celebrate local music.