A Wichita guitar legend gets time in the studio
Musician and teacher Craig Owens has been around for years. Thanks to a former student, he now has a studio album to show for it.
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Wichita's Black bookstore has moved from downtown to northeast Wichita.
How Wichita's 'Passiflora Sorma' was reborn
The 2003 sculpture by Tim Berg, Chris Frank, and Ed Langston was an inexpensive project that initially lasted 15 years.
A new play explores grief, KU basketball & groundbreaking medical research
The world premiere of ‘Unghosting the Chromosome’ will take place in Lawrence July 10-12.
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The Wichita Music Census is underway
An anonymous survey asks members of Wichita's music scene what the local music economy needs.
The rockets' red, white and blue glare
On America's 250th birthday, Kansas skies will fill with sound and light from backyard enthusiasts chasing ever-bigger booms – and from professional operations, like Wichita's Victory Pyrotechnics.
Photo and print traditions are the focus of 'Four Eyes 2 Visions' at the Deines Cultural Center
More than 100 print and photo works by Salina natives Shelly Beech and Mike Alexenko are on view through July 12 in Russell, Kansas.
In ‘My Name Was Baby: An Intersex Memoir,’ Chris M. Arnone embraces the in-between
The Kansas City author's memoir is the first release from Plainspoken Books, an imprint of University Press of Kansas.
Envision Arts Center unveils quilt-themed new mural
The mural, a collaboration between those involved with Envision, is now on display at the new 535 W. Douglas Ave. location.