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Four Art Events Not to Miss in October
Photo by Hyphen Photography Inc. Sonia De Los Santos Sings A Celebration of Latin America You may recognize salsa music, but can you identify huapango, cumbia, or festejo? Well, now is your chance. On...
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Four Art Events Not to Miss in November
Dance of Spring (Song of the Birds) by Joseph Stella. Infinite Regress: Mystical Abstraction from the Permanent Collection and Beyond Now through February 23, 2025, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art...
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Four Art Events Not to Miss in December
Portrait of a City Through February 21, you can check out this continuing exhibit organized by the Kansas City Society for Contemporary Photography (KCSCP) at the Box Gallery at 10th and Walnut...
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Make Your Holidays Magical with the Kansas City Symphony’s Live Music Concerts
Sponsored content Photo courtesy of the Kansas City Symphony You are one step closer to making new and lasting holiday memories when you plan a visit to a holiday concert at the Kansas City Symphony....
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Four Art Events Not to Miss in January
PNC Broadway Presents: Chicago—The Musical If a little snow shoveling has not gotten your heart rate up, or you’d prefer a more pleasurable experience, then come to Chicago—The Musical, from January 7...
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Opera Singer Virginia Reed Answers Four Questions
Presented by Equity Bank Virginia Reed. Photo courtesy of Lyric Opera of Kansas City If you saw The Barber of Seville last November, then you heard mezzo-soprano Virginia Reed sing the role of Berta in...
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Four KC Art Events Not to Miss in March
Oboist Kristina Fulton. Romeo and Juliet with the Kansas City Symphony Symphony goers, symphony goers, wherefore art thou, symphony goers? They will be schmoozing at the Kansas City Symphony’s new,...
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Four KC Art Events Not to Miss in April
Giraffes in Blooming Field, Ulanga, Tanzania by Wilhelm Kuhnert. A Field Guide to Survival of the Fittest When Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859, he caused a seismic shift in...
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Composer Stefan Freund Answers Four Questions
Presented by Equity Bank This month, an “audible landscape” premieres at The Rabbit hOle, the immersive children’s literature museum in North Kansas City. By turns scary, surprising, and then...
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Four KC Art Events Not to Miss in June
Painted Garden and Growth at Powell Gardens From now until June 15, you can catch the Painted Garden exhibit at Powell Gardens in Kingsville, Missouri. Painted Garden features work by local artists,...
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