Musicians play on through stormy weather at Flint Hills Counterpoint festival
The annual Flint Hills Counterpoint festival in Peabody, Kansas, celebrates music, art, and conservation.
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Growing pains: Metaphor and the loss of innocence in ‘Lost Girl’ at WCT
Wichita Community Theatre's production of the 'Peter Pan'-inspired drama is evocative, honest, and flawed.
In Evergreen Park, murals celebrate the culture of Wichita's North End
The design and painting of each mural doubled as opportunities for artistic activism and community engagement.
Pass the tissues: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ at Roxy’s Downtown
Roxy’s is the first Wichita company to stage the popular 2015 musical about mental health and the darker side of social media.
Clown Jam is a little naughty and a lot of fun
Madi White's Wichita variety show charms its audience with 'the playful spirit of joyful clowning.'
A new Wichita Art Museum acquisition reflects memories of Historic Midtown, Riverfest
Kansas fiber artist Eden Quispe based “Where the River Flows Everything Will Live” on her Wichita childhood.
'The Art of Benching' makes the case for taking a closer look at train graffiti
Have you ever waited on a train? Not for a ride, but to analyze the art as it passes? In an exhibition at the Great Plains Transportation Museum, photographer Darnel Marley schools us on a practice called 'benching.'
In the Galleries: Meghan Miller & Mike Miller at Leedy-Voulkos Art Center
Whimsy, play, and creative use (and reuse) of materials by Wichita artists in KC.
Take a break at Larksfield Place: 'Oh, What a Beautiful World' by Wichita Women Artists
At the gallery of a Wichita senior living community, the work of local artists inspires connection.