The organization has met nearly two thirds of its $25 million fundraising goal for the new space, which will allow MTW to expand its educational, artistic programming.
The Wichita artist metabolizes our collective waste into speculative biology in an exhibition at the Clayton Staples Gallery.
Maestro Daniel Hege and WSO chorus master Ryan Beeken led a sizable group of musicians in a memorable performance.
Culture, community, and dancing' is the easiest way to describe salsa night here in Wichita, Kansas. But its some you've got to experience for yourself.
Seven artists show wearable pieces inspired by works from the library's art collection.
Prop artists work to create the visual magic of theater. Teri Mott visited with seven of them and heard their stories.
A sensation faded into semi-obscurity, Giacomo Puccini’s 1910 opera is on stage at Century II.
Wichita author Sarah Green tells a Kansas story of public art, taste, craft, history, and civic pride. It's the first release from Rock Paper Feather Press.
The works in Alpert's exhibition "Primary Traces," asks visitors to utilize their imagination and enter a state of wonder.
Our critic caught a set at Central Standard Brewing in late March.
The Oklahoma-based Four Mothers Collective curated the exhibition by women and two-spirit artists that traces the evolution (and preservation) of their culture.
ICT Winds performs on the new Sunflower Indoor Performing Arts Association circuit. The group competes in the winter guard world championships later this month.
Kansas celebrates National Poetry Month in April with readings, writing workshops, open mics & other literary events across the state.
The 2015 play by Lynn Nottage traces the relationships between a tight-knit group of bar regulars over an eight-year span.
The two exhibitions explore how artists of Japanese heritage combine traditional approaches with contemporary concerns.
Supporters of a new performing arts center, deflated after the failed sales tax vote, say that public-private dollars are crucial in achieving that dream.
The production breathes new life into Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1970s rock opera.
The dance company's spring concert features two original works. One honors the participants in Wichita's 1958 Dockum Drug Store sit-in, a key moment in the Civil Rights Movement.
