November is Native American Heritage Month. Many composers and musicians are carving out a space in classical music that reflects their identity and reshapes what "classical" music can mean. Explore music from indigenous composers based in Kansas City and beyond.

From spooky to ethereal, here are music and arts events across Kansas City to provide the soundtrack to your October.

Kansas City is known for its jazz scene, but improvisational music touches many art forms throughout the city. From experimental to extemporaneous, learn more about upcoming events that feature music made in the moment.

The Kansas City Baroque Consortium will explore early American voices in the final concert of their summer series, from music highlighting Native American traditions to a work from a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

This month, Kansas City's Kinnor Philharmonic is celebrating the life and legacy of Tiberius Klausner, the former concertmaster of the Kansas City Symphony, with a program celebrating his significance to the city and its Jewish community.

Kansas City's Ensemble Iberica joins forces with the Springfield and Topeka symphony orchestras alongside traditional flamenco artists to present a never-before-seen concert celebrating the Spanish art form.