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The arts play a big role in the Mattie Rhodes Center's ongoing efforts to serve Kansas City's most vulnerable people.
Epic Arts is developing creative spaces in hopes of building a sense of place and pride in Wyandotte County.
Vi Tran Band performs "Sherlock" as part of "Art Moves Us," which celebrates the arts in Kansas City.
School board races across the U.S. found themselves revolving around controversy over Critical Race Theory, a legal framework that studies the history of racism in American institutions. But across most K-12 curricula, the teaching does not exist.
"Fade to Black," a new Kansas City PBS documentary, explores the past, present and future of movie exhibition through the eyes of the people who helped build the industry, and hope to ensure it survives the COVID-19 pandemic.