Kansas City Ballet Dancers Naomi Tanioka as Dorothy and Alladson Barreto as the Wizard of Oz. Photography by Brett Pruitt & East Market Studios. With its mischievous Munchkins and flying ...

The Museum of Kansas City celebrates the country’s 250th annivesary with two extraordinary exhibitions of Native American art.

More than 200 remarkable objects in the National Museum of Toys and Miniature’s “Native Arts in Miniature” exhibit highlight the expertise of more than 100 Native American artists from over 30 ...

Nevins, actress and theater administrator, is leading the effort to establish Siempre Aqui, a new Latine production company. (courtesy of Kristen Altoro-Nevins) How a Black Box performance paved the ...

The world is so used to the man getting the final say… It can blind us to who is truly the villain, and it’s time for us to open our eyes.

Summer is here, and there’s no better time to explore exciting cultural arts offerings in the Kansas City metro area and beyond! Discover inspiring visual art exhibitions, enjoy outdoor concerts under ...

The Kansas City Public Library’s Central Library’s parking garage includes glass-surrounded stairwells, which serve as bookends for the Community Bookshelf. The west and east sides (pictured here) ...

“We are all Robin Hood” is actor and playwright Elaine Elizabeth’s theme for summer 2026. It’s a reference to her play Robin Hood, with co-writer Shelly Verden, which premiered at The Arts Asylum in ...

This review was written by a TeenTix KC teen who is learning about arts journalism through the Press Corps, which provides teens with training and tools to respond to their arts experiences. TeenTix ...

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Host Michael Mackie sits down with Dr. Matthew Naylor, President and CEO of the National WWI Museum and Memorial, as the institution prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Naylor shares plans ...

Something seems unsettled here. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say that something is unsettling me. I can’t yet decide if what seems unsettled about the latest exhibition at Charlotte Street — ...