Laura Spencer
Arts ReporterLaura Spencer writes about arts and culture for KCUR. Follow her on Twitter @lauraspencer.
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A vacant building at 1328 Agnes Ave. in Kansas City, Missouri, is being reimagined as an arts community — with studios, a gallery, and arts-related businesses. -
This season marks the 57th season for the Harriman-Jewell Series — and a return to in-person audiences in Kansas City area venues from downtown Kansas City, Missouri, to Overland Park, Kansas.
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The A. Zahner Company has collaborated with artist Jan Hendrix on artwork around the world. A polished stainless steel piece inside Pembroke Hill School’s new dining hall marks their first in Kansas City.
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Dozens of puppets and sets from Paul Mesner's collection will find new owners in an online auction.
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Starting May 27, visitors to the National WWI Museum and Memorial can explore the Western Front in "War Remains," an immersive reality experience.
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With a goal of 100,000 breast cancer screenings by 2022, the AKA Sorority's Mammography Mobile Unit stopped in Kansas City on Friday and Saturday.
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Mayor Quinton Lucas announced a plan to reallocate about one-fifth of the Kansas City Police Department budget that was welcomed by some civil rights leaders in Kansas City but also raised questions about his motives.
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Author Elizabeth C. Bunce's cozy Myrtle Hardcastle Mystery Series is having a moment.
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The Kansas City Ballet on Friday announced the company’s 2021-2022 season – including a return this fall to the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.
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The Harry S. Truman Presidential Library & Museum in Independence, Missouri, closed its doors in July 2019 for a major renovation — the largest since it opened in 1957. Now, the $37 million project is almost complete.
