Bill Andrews and the forgiving nature of woodworking
"If you mess something up, you can usually fix it, even if you have to change the size of what you're doing."
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Roundup: News & opinion about the Wichita's proposed 1% sales tax
Wichita voters will have the opportunity to vote on the proposal in a special election on Tuesday, March 3.
ICT Soup feeds artists hungry for connection — and project funding
Harvester Arts has resurrected the long-running crowdfunding meal. The next one will take place on Saturday, March 7.
Feeling anxious? Improv might help with that
Jenny Findling, a Wichita therapist and improv performer, is offering a six-week program for anxious adults.
Phone-free zone: Analog Sunday facilitates creativity without technology
Artist Kinta McGhee hosts a monthly, tech-free collage-making event at a Wichita kombucha brewery.
The curtain falls: Locals weigh in on the American College Theater Festival’s severed ties with the Kennedy Center
Last December, the ACTF decided to suspend their affiliation with the center "due to circumstances and decisions that do not align with (the) organization’s values."
'It's always been about a love of stories': Jesse Koza on opera, 'Dido and Aeneas'
Koza directs Opera Kansas' upcoming production of one of the oldest English-language operas.
Rick Bumgardner back in at Roxy's Downtown
Ten weeks after Bumgardner's public resignation, the theater announced the reinstatement of its longtime artistic director.
Vinyl is back for another round at local sellers’ markets, bars and stores
The national resurgence of vinyl records is reflected in central Kansas, where collectors have built both collections and community.