The Kansas City Chamber Orchestra celebrates its 40th anniversary with the “Autumn Affair” fundraising event Nov. 6 and ...

In Another Anthem of Fabulous Survival, the gay poet reveals the complicated yet relatable nuances of his inner world.

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

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 ...

This article 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 ...

Kristen Altoro-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 ...

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 ...

From larger-than-life constructed objects to carefully chosen assemblage, works by Kansas City-based artists Leon Jones and Mark Cowardin in “The Weight of Light” prompt an underlying question. What ...

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 tribes.

There’s always an air of excitement accompanying a season opening performance. The electricity was certainly evident at the Folly Theater Friday, October 9 when the Harriman-Jewell Series began its 62 ...

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 ...

My first experience at HJ’s Youth and Community Center reconfirmed my love for the Kansas City arts scene. I was familiar with Sheron Smith’s public works displayed on the Art in the Loop’s “Big Board ...