Lawrence Area Contra Dance Location Directions
The Lawrence Public Library:
Located on the southwest corner of Seventh and Vermont.
From I-70:
Get off at the East Lawrence exit (#204).
Turn left (south) and continue until you cross over the river.
(The road divides into separate bridges for the northbound and southbound lanes).
Once you cross over the river, you will be on Vermont street.
Continue south a block to 7th Street, and the library will be
on your right. There is a parking lot just south of the library.
From K-10:
Take K-10 (23rd Street) to Massachusetts and turn right.
Go north on Massachusetts about two miles to 8th street and turn left.
Go one block west on 8th Street to Vermont. Turn right on Vermont,
and the library will be on your left at the end of the block.
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Woodlawn School:
Located at 508 Elm, north of the river in North
Lawrence. Elm Street is one-way, eastbound.
From I-70:
Get off at the East Lawrence exit (#204).
Turn left (south) and continue until you go under
the railroad viaduct and then come to a stop light,
with the river bridges ahead of you.
Turn left at the stop light, onto Locust.
Go three blocks east to 5th Street, and turn right.
Go one block south to Elm, and turn left. (Elm is
a one-way street). The school will then be on
your right.
From K-10:
Take K-10 (23rd Street) to Massachusetts and turn right.
Go north on Massachusetts about two miles and a half miles,
until you cross over the river at the north end of downtown.
Immediately across the river, turn right onto Elm Street.
Go east three blocks to 5th Street, and Woodlawn School
will be on your right. If you miss the turn onto Elm, you can
take the next street, Locust, instead, and cut back south at
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Carnegie Library
Building (the old Lawrence Arts Center):
Located on the northwest corner of Ninth and Vermont.
From I-70:
Get off at the East Lawrence exit (#204).
Turn left (south) and continue until you cross over the river.
(The road divides into separate bridges for the northbound and southbound
lanes).
Once you cross over the river, you will be on Vermont street.
Continue south three blocks to 9th street.
The Carnegie Library Building is on your right, on the near side of
the intersection.
From K-10:
Take K-10 (23rd Street) to Massachusetts and turn right.
Go north on Massachusetts about two miles to 9th street and turn left.
Go one block west on 9th Street to Vermont.
The Carnegie Library Building is on your right, across the intersection.
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ECM
The Ecumenical Christian Ministries building, located at 1204 Oread at the northeast end of the KU campus.
From I-70:
Get off at the East Lawrence exit (#204).
Turn left (south) and continue until you cross over the river.
(The road divides into separate bridges for the northbound and southbound
lanes).
Once you cross over the river, you will be on Vermont Street.
Continue south on Vermont five blocks to 11th Street and turn right.
Go west two blocks on 11th Street to Tennessee (one way) and turn left.
Go south one block on Tennessee to 12th Street and turn right.
Go west two blocks on 12th Street to Oread (at the top of the hill).
Turn left on Oread. The ECM building is immediately on your left.
From K-10:
Take K-10 (23rd Street) to Massachusetts and turn right.
Go north on Massachusetts one and a quarter miles to 13th street and
turn left.
Go west on 13th street 5 blocks to Oread (at the top of the hill) and
turn right.
The ECM building is on your right hand side at the far end of the block.
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East Lawrence
Recreation Center
The East Lawrence Recreation Center is at 1245 East 15th Street in Lawrence.
From I-70:
Get off at the East Lawrence exit (#204).
Turn left (south) and continue until you cross over the river.
(The road divides into separate bridges for the northbound and southbound
lanes).
Once you cross over the river, you will be on Vermont Street.
Continue south on Vermont five blocks to 11th Street and turn left.
Go west on 11th Street just under one mile to Haskell.
Turn right on Haskell and go south 1/2 mile to 15th Street.
Turn left on 15th Street. The rec center will be on your right a few
blocks east on 15th.
From K-10:
Take K-10 (23rd Street) to Haskell and turn right.
Go north on Haskell one mile to 15th Street and turn right.
The rec center will be on your right a few blocks east on 15th.
Stony Point Barn:
Click here for map to Stony Point in .pdf (Acrobat)
format. The actual address is 1514 N 600 Rd., but N 600 road is just another
name for Douglas County Highway 460 (DG460). The barn sits on a hillside to the
north of the road, 200 yards up a gravel drive.
From Lawrence:
Go south 8 miles from 23rd street on US59 (Iowa), to the Zarco gas station.
Turn left at the Zarco station on DG (Douglas County) Hwy 460.
Follow DG460 east/south/east 2 2/3 miles and look for the Stony Point
Barn on your left.
From southern Kansas City:
Take I-435 west to K-10.
Go west on K-10 to DG (Douglas County) Hwy 1061 at Eudora.
Exit and turn left on DG 1061.
Go south six miles to DG460 and turn right.
Go west 5 miles on DG460 to Vinland.
Turn left on combined DG460/1055.
Go south 1 mile to where DG460 & DG1055 split.
Turn right on DG460, and the barn will be just under two miles ahead
on the right hand side.
From I-70:
Get off I-70 at the West Lawrence exit (#202).
Go south 11 miles on US59 (Iowa), to the Zarco gas station.
Turn left at the Zarco station on DG (Douglas County) Hwy 460.
Follow DG460 east/south/east 2 2/3 miles and look for the Stony Point
Barn on your left.
Unity Church
Unity Church is located at the corner of 9th and Madeline Lane in Lawrence.
From I-70:
Get off I-70 (the Kansas Turnpike) at the West Lawrence exit (#204).
Proceed south on Iowa about a half mile to 9th Street.
Turn right on 9th Street and proceed west about 3/8 of a mile to Madeline Lane.
The church is on your left.
From K-10:
Take K-10 (23rd Street) to Iowa Street (US-59) and turn right.
Turn right Iowa and proceed north 1 3/4 miles to 9th Street.
Turn left on 9th Street and proceed west about 3/8 of a mile to Madeline Lane.
The church is on your left.
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