Arts & Culture

A new play draws on farce to commemorate the founding of Kansas City, the bicentennial of Missouri and the 400th anniversary of French playwright Molière.

After nearly two years and $29 million in renovations, the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum is back open for business.

For Kansas Citians looking for a slightly more involved summer destination, Minneapolis offers an expansive display of public art, a diverse and creative food scene, and lush outdoor spaces.

After six years in Hollywood, the 2021 Etheria Film Festival marks its second year In North Kansas City's Screenland Armour Theatre.

Exclusion of affordable housing from President Biden's plan has the Missouri congressman unable to commit his support, one Kansas City nonprofit is improving health outcomes for Black LGBTQ residents, and a festival featuring only female directors calls North Kansas City home.

Gamers can get together any time they have an internet connection, but they say it hasn’t been the same as playing in person.

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas speaks on the police budget, the board of police commissioners, and the Second Amendment Preservation Act, and crossword puzzle masters demystify their design process.

Constuctors reveal the intricacies of how crosswords are designed and the reasons they are so popular.

Tom Corbin is the Kansas City sculptor behind the Roo statue recently unveiled on the University of Missouri - Kansas City campus.

A new exhibit of Auschwitz remembrance opens at Union Station, the Kansas City sculptor responsible for UMKC's new Roo statue, and the 'Give Black KC' series continues.

The arts incubator's $10 million new home in Roanoke Park sat empty in the pandemic. It will open to the public Friday and Saturday with exhibitions, tours and workshops.

The West 18th Street Fashion Show is back Saturday after a pandemic hiatus. A film made in its place last year is winning national acclaim.