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The Harmon sisters are back with a new documentary about the golden age of shopping
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The Harmon sisters are back with a new documentary about the golden age of shopping

"Let's Talk Shop" premieres at the Tallgrass Film Festival with two screenings on October 16 & 18.

More enduring than mere grandeur: ICTRep presents 'Amadeus'
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More enduring than mere grandeur: ICTRep presents 'Amadeus'

Arrangements from Mozart's choral works and lovely acoustics enhance Peter Shaffer’s classic play about envy, redemption, and one man’s raging relationship with the Almighty.

From cryptic & clever to poignant & even sublime:  Karen Reimer at Bethel College
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From cryptic & clever to poignant & even sublime: Karen Reimer at Bethel College

“Made for you by a professional seamstress,” an exhibition of fiber works, is on view through October 27.

The Design Council approves new RFQs for public artworks in Wichita
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The Design Council approves new RFQs for public artworks in Wichita

Artists will have the opportunity to leave their mark in four different Wichita locations after the Design Council approved multiple requests for qualifications in its October meeting.

Adventurous visions: The Wichita Symphony opens its season
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Adventurous visions: The Wichita Symphony opens its season

The institution demonstrated its commitment to keeping the repertoire lively and forward-leaning in a pair of concerts October 4 & 5.

'Enter the Void': Matthew Willie Garcia’s invitation to the cosmos at the Lawrence Arts Center
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'Enter the Void': Matthew Willie Garcia’s invitation to the cosmos at the Lawrence Arts Center

The Midwest-based artist and "extra-dimensional explorer" creates work that immerses visitors in the unknown. Their exhibition is on view through October 25.

The Forum Theatre announces a change of scenery
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The Forum Theatre announces a change of scenery

Since its founding in 2011, Forum Theatre Company has staged plays and musicals in multiple rented locations. Leaders say it will soon have a permanent stage.

Eclectic delights: Paul Elwood’s final feast
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Eclectic delights: Paul Elwood’s final feast

Friends and collaborators from Iowa to Scotland will celebrate the Wichita composer and musician in a memorial concert at Fisch Haus on Sunday.

A new bench in College Hill commemorates the late Mike Roark’s teaching legacy
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A new bench in College Hill commemorates the late Mike Roark’s teaching legacy

The actor and director was a "great cheerleader" for a generation of promising young performers.

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