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Today, the Irish Museum and Cultural Center inside Union Station (30 Pershing Road, Suite 700) caters to youth who yearn for an American Idol experience, minus Simon Cowell. During the Young Irish Talent Showcase, kids between the ages of 6 and 18 will honor the great green isle through performances — of song, dance, poetry or just about anything that's Irish-themed. The showcase is not a competition, but performers with the biggest families will probably get the most applause. Admission costs $5. For information, call 816-474-3848.
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