Arts & Culture
Kansas City’s Leading Role in Ken Burns’ “Country Music”
Kansas City’s role in Ken Burns’ new “Country Music” documentary ranges from Thomas Hart Benton, to Charlies Parker and the death of Patsy Cline.
Latino Arts Festival Celebrates Vibrant Culture
The Latino Arts Festival in Kansas City, Kansas, last weekend featured a vibrant mix of food, art and music.
Dolly Parton’s “Coat of Many Colors” Stirs the Heart of Country Music
As part of coverage of Ken Burns’ “Country Music” documentary, scheduled to premiere this Sunday on KCPT – Kansas City PBS, Kansas City singer-songwriter Scott “Rex” Hobart and music writer David Cantwell discuss Dolly Parton’s classic song “Coat of Many Colors.”
Kansas City’s Connection to Patsy Cline’s “Last Photograph”
The “Last Photograph” of Patsy Cline taken by Mildred Keith.
Rock Climbers Reach New Heights in Kansas City
Kansas City rock climbing is trending up for adventure-seekers of any skill level.
Weekend Possibilities | Uncorked: KC Wine Festival, the Gay Softball World Series, And Art Westport
A few food and drink festivals, the Gay Softball World Series, and Art Westport highlight September’s first non-holiday weekend in KC.
Kansas City PBS Earns 11 Regional EMMY® Nominations
Kansas City PBS earned 11 nominations for the 2019 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Mid-America Regional Chapter EMMY Awards.
Kansas City Square Dance Clubs Still Kicking Up Heels
The Schemmers and their 23 companions meet the third Friday in September through May. The Harmony Dancers and the 15 other square dance clubs in the Kansas City metro carry on a long tradition that continues today.
Disc Golf: Kansas City’s Famed Fringe Sport
The variety of disc golf courses around Kansas City reflects years of the city’s rich history in the sport — and they’re open to anyone.









