Arts & Culture

ARTS & CULTURE

Public Art for KCI, the Largest Public Art Project in KC History, is on Track for Installation by the New Airport’s Opening in March 2023

$5.65 Million From One Percent for Art Program

by Julius A. Karash

September 23, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Historic Central United Methodist Church Reflects on its Complex Past as it Prepares to Close

Reopening as Church of the Resurrection in Brookside

by Mary Sanchez

September 23, 2022

ARTS & CULTURE

Inside David McCullough’s Relationship with the Truman Library

How a Pulitzer Prize Winner Raised the Profile of Local Institution

by Brian Burnes

September 22, 2022

Art House

Art House | ‘BOYMOM’ Seeks to Spark Missouri Filmmaking

Dystopian Short Film Backed by Missouri Stories Production Lab

by John G. McGrath

September 16, 2022

ARTS & CULTURE

Kansas Artist Stan Herd Returns to Brazil to Fulfill Grand Vision

Community Garden as Public Art

by Mary Sanchez

September 13, 2022

ARTS & CULTURE

Weekend Possibilities | Ameri’kana Music & Arts, Chiefs Tailgate and Prairie Village Jazz

Anything is Possible

by Clarence Dennis

September 8, 2022

ARTS & CULTURE

Iconic Katz Drug Store Sign Finds New Life

New Home at LUMI Museum

by Kevin Collison

August 31, 2022

ARTS & CULTURE

Harry Truman’s Remarkably Fraught First Political Campaign

Future President's First Political Campaign Marks its Centennial

by Brian Burnes

August 10, 2022

Funding for Flatland
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The Fred and Lou Hartwig Family

Jo Anna Dale

Robert & Marlese Gourley

Herbert & Bonnie Buchbinder

NEWS & ISSUES

Union Station Named Among ‘Most Beautiful Train Stations’ in the World

KC landmark honored by Architectural Digest

by Kevin Collison

August 9, 2022

ARTS & CULTURE

Black Cowboys: Then and Now

‘God Bless Cowpokes’

by Catherine Hoffman

August 5, 2022

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Public Art for KCI, the Largest Public Art Project in KC History, is on Track for Installation by the New Airport’s Opening in March 2023

$5.65 Million From One Percent for Art Program

Historic Central United Methodist Church Reflects on its Complex Past as it Prepares to Close

Reopening as Church of the Resurrection in Brookside

Inside David McCullough’s Relationship with the Truman Library

How a Pulitzer Prize Winner Raised the Profile of Local Institution

Art House | ‘BOYMOM’ Seeks to Spark Missouri Filmmaking

Dystopian Short Film Backed by Missouri Stories Production Lab

Kansas Artist Stan Herd Returns to Brazil to Fulfill Grand Vision

Community Garden as Public Art

Weekend Possibilities | Ameri’kana Music & Arts, Chiefs Tailgate and Prairie Village Jazz

Anything is Possible

Iconic Katz Drug Store Sign Finds New Life

New Home at LUMI Museum

Harry Truman’s Remarkably Fraught First Political Campaign

Future President's First Political Campaign Marks its Centennial

Funding for Flatland
Provided By

Union Station Named Among ‘Most Beautiful Train Stations’ in the World

KC landmark honored by Architectural Digest

Black Cowboys: Then and Now

‘God Bless Cowpokes’

Join our family of curious Kansas Citians

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We Are Flatland

Public Art for KCI, the Largest Public Art Project in KC History, is on Track for Installation by the New Airport’s Opening in March 2023

$5.65 Million From One Percent for Art Program

Historic Central United Methodist Church Reflects on its Complex Past as it Prepares to Close

Reopening as Church of the Resurrection in Brookside

Inside David McCullough’s Relationship with the Truman Library

How a Pulitzer Prize Winner Raised the Profile of Local Institution

Art House | ‘BOYMOM’ Seeks to Spark Missouri Filmmaking

Dystopian Short Film Backed by Missouri Stories Production Lab

Kansas Artist Stan Herd Returns to Brazil to Fulfill Grand Vision

Community Garden as Public Art

Weekend Possibilities | Ameri’kana Music & Arts, Chiefs Tailgate and Prairie Village Jazz

Anything is Possible

Iconic Katz Drug Store Sign Finds New Life

New Home at LUMI Museum

Harry Truman’s Remarkably Fraught First Political Campaign

Future President's First Political Campaign Marks its Centennial

Funding for FlatlandProvided By

Union Station Named Among ‘Most Beautiful Train Stations’ in the World

KC landmark honored by Architectural Digest

Black Cowboys: Then and Now

‘God Bless Cowpokes’

Funding for Flatland
Provided By