Arts & Culture
Stories and videos about music, dance, visual and performing arts and film in the Kansas City metro.
Weekend Possibilities | Royals Watch Party, KC’s New Virtual Reality Bar and Jewish Film Fest
A watch party for the Royals’ home opener, KC Jewish Film Fest and KC’s newest virtual reality bar Double Tap are in the cards as calendars flip to August.
curiousKC: Your List of Outdoor Dining Options
Don’t know where to safely dine? curiousKC compiled a few resources and a list for you.
Art House | A Celebration of Heartland Filmmaking
“Art House” guests Patrick Rea and Michelle Davidson Bratcher discuss filmmaking in the heartland.
Weekend Possibilities | Festival of Butterflies, Royals Opening Day, Double Shift’s Anniversary Party
Butterflies, baseball and beer — sounds like summer. Better late than never, baseball is back. While we can’t enjoy a day at “The K” or even frequent some favorite in-door drinking spots, there’s still plenty to fill mid-summer afternoons this weekend across the metro. Friday, July 24 10 a.m – 6 p.m. Each year, millions…
More Than Mail: A Brief History of Kansas City Post Offices
The story of Kansas City’s post offices spans the City Beautiful Movement, World War II and some forgotten local architects.
Art House Extra | ‘Irresistible’ Plays Politics in Rural America
Kansas City filmmaker Patrick Rea reviews the new political satire “Irresistible,” written and directed by Jon Stewart.
Biking Booms in Kansas City Despite Lagging Infrastructure
Between stay-at-home orders, empty offices and closed gyms due to the pandemic, the bike industry is seeing its biggest boom in a decade.
Weekend Possibilities | Virtual Fringe Fest, Parking Lot Provisions at The Rieger and Outdoor Activities
This weekend in Kansas City has a little something for everyone, from a virtual Fringe Fest to farmers markets and family yoga.
College Football Schedules Unsettled As Coronavirus Cases Spike In Kansas
Colleges in Kansas need to make a tough call on football as the number of coronavirus cases climb across the country and in their own ranks.
Time to Destress: Books With a Kansas City Twist
It’s been an intense several months, so Flatland’s here to offer a list of books by local authors to read as a way to escape.