Arts & Culture
Stories and videos about music, dance, visual and performing arts and film in the Kansas City metro.
What More Latinx Murals in KC Mean For Representation
curiousKC investigates the question: ‘Why aren’t there more Latinx murals in Kansas City?”
A Kansas City Costume Shop Like No Other
Flatland’s reporters venture deep into Have Guns Costumes and Props — Kansas City’s quirkiest costume store.
Crown Center’s WeekEnder, A Trio of Unique Brunch Options, and Other Weekend Possibilities
Crown Center’s WeekEnder Series, a trio of brunch options, and First Fridays events are just a few of this weekend’s possibilities in Kansas City.
Rooftop Beer Yoga, a Butterfly Release Happy Hour, and Other Weekend Possibilities
Rise and shine with HopCat’s Rooftop Beer Yoga before moving on to other possibilities this weekend in Kansas City.
Does Kansas City Have Any Streets Named After Women?
Does Kansas City Have Any Streets Named After Women?
The Biggest Picnic in KC, the Amelia Earhart Festival, & Other Weekend Possibilities
Kansas City’s Big Picnic is here.
First-Annual KC Taco Fest, African Dream Cuisine & Other Weekend Possibilities
Kansas City’s first taco fest, brand-new West African family recipes, county fair classics and more highlight the second week of July’s weekend possibilities.
Steamboat Arabia Seeks New Quay
curiousKC tapped David Hawley, founder of Steamboat Arabia to help answer a question about the museum’s future.
The Importance of Juneteenth – Past and Present – As Told Through Spoken Word
A spoken word performance by JP Hayley on the importance of Juneteenth – past and present.
Kansas Citians Share What Juneteenth Means To Them
On Saturday, vendors transformed 18th Street in Kansas City, Missouri’s, historic Jazz District into a hub of black-owned businesses, doing business to the booming bass pumped out by a DJ spinning a mix of ‘70s funk and ‘90s R&B. The occasion was the city’s JuneteenthKC Heritage Festival, which commemorated Gen. Gordon Granger’s post-Civil War ride…