In the Galleries: Fay Belair, Denise Renee, & Barbara Dilley-Stecklein at the Coutts Museum of Art
Two rotating exhibitions in El Dorado explore fiber art, collaboration, and a Kansas garden.
Two rotating exhibitions in El Dorado explore fiber art, collaboration, and a Kansas garden.
In this 2011 musical, Disney princesses finally take control of their own narratives. It's on stage in Wichita through August 15.
Midwest native and EGOT club member John Legend will perform at the Orpheum on August 30.
In acrylic painting and marker drawings, the Colorado native contends with topics like mental health, addiction.
Cynthia Mines' 'Heaven in a Wildflower' is a tender, honest portrait of a young woman and her Kansas birthplace.
Two solo exhibitions at Lindsborg's Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery offer a captivating juxtaposition of styles.
What started as a Salina street fair has evolved into a four-day party that featuring some 120 artists.
Music Theatre Wichita takes an ambitious swing on this tech-dense musical, with mixed results.
Working against season at CityArts
The new theater troupe, founded by cousins for ‘actors, volunteers, and theater lovers of all experience levels,’ opens its first show the last weekend in July.
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.
Wichita's Black bookstore has moved from downtown to northeast Wichita.
The 2003 sculpture by Tim Berg, Chris Frank, and Ed Langston was an inexpensive project that initially lasted 15 years.
The Wichita arts collective is well known for their EDM warehouse events. Now they're taking their show on the road.
The world premiere of ‘Unghosting the Chromosome’ will take place in Lawrence July 10-12.
An anonymous survey asks members of Wichita's music scene what the local music economy needs.
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.
More than 100 print and photo works by Salina natives Shelly Beech and Mike Alexenko are on view through July 12 in Russell, Kansas.