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Before they’re gone: 'A Match Made in Heaven: Katherine Bernhardt x Jeremy Scott' and 'Positive Obsessions: Drawings by Basil Kincaid'
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Before they’re gone: 'A Match Made in Heaven: Katherine Bernhardt x Jeremy Scott' and 'Positive Obsessions: Drawings by Basil Kincaid'

Two chaotic & cohesive Nerman Museum exhibitions are worth a visit before they close.

‘Flood’ examines evangelical family dynamics — and Kansas fossil hunters
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‘Flood’ examines evangelical family dynamics — and Kansas fossil hunters

Katy Scoggin’s tremendous documentary is a prescription for our divisive age. The Tallgrass Film Festival audience award-winner is available to stream through October 28.

With ‘Dracula,’ Ballet Wichita broadens the horizons for Wichita dancers and audiences
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With ‘Dracula,’ Ballet Wichita broadens the horizons for Wichita dancers and audiences

In its 50th season, the dance company ushers in a new era.

A feast for the senses: Lauren Bush at Envision Arts Gallery
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A feast for the senses: Lauren Bush at Envision Arts Gallery

"A Renaissance Story" combines collage, ceramics, mobiles, dolls and a hand-embellished storybook.

'An Autumn Summer' captures the fierceness of adolescent friendship & romantic love
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'An Autumn Summer' captures the fierceness of adolescent friendship & romantic love

The Tallgrass Film Festival selection is Jared Isaac's directorial debut.

Salina director's short film is a personal take on the fentanyl crisis
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Salina director's short film is a personal take on the fentanyl crisis

The Tallgrass Film Festival selection will screen during the Kansas Shorts program on October 17 & 19.

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.

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