A Field Guide to Survival of the Fittest When Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859, he caused a seismic shift in the way people began to see the…

A Field Guide to Survival of the Fittest When Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859, he caused a seismic shift in the way people began to see the…
Presented by Equity Bank Elemental. That’s the word that comes to mind when you see Erica Iman’s work. “I’m still curious as to why a smooth river stone can make me feel at…
Presented by Equity Bank Stefan Freund composed the music for an upcoming “audible landscape” at The Rabbit hOle, the immersive children’s literature museum in North Kansas City. By turns scary, surprising, and then…
A Field Guide to Survival of the Fittest When Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859, he caused a seismic shift in the way people began to see the…
Romeo and Juliet with the Kansas City Symphony Symphony goers, symphony goers, wherefore art thou, symphony goers? They will be schmoozing at the Kansas City Symphony’s new, breezier concert format—the Friday Symphonic…
When Exit 16 takes the Arts Asylum stage again on April 17, it’ll be a different play than it was just four days prior. How different, we don’t know—but we know that…
Kansas City Repertory Theatre announced its 2025-26 season Tuesday, with two of its shows associated with recent Hollywood hits. The five-production lineup includes Dracula and The Wizard of Oz. The source novel…
PNC Broadway in Kansas City announced its 2025-26 season this morning. The season will conclude with a three-week run of Wicked. Wicked will take place at the Kansas City Music Hall from…
If you’re one to go out on New Year’s Eve, Kansas City has no shortage of options for you. Ring it in your way with one of the following New Year’s Eve…
Darren Lynn Bousman—a native Kansas Citian and film director best known for SAW II, SAW III, and SAW IV—brought his flock to Bonner Springs and seemingly pulled EXILED: Crooked Rose Woods from…
Is anyone going to handle Kansas City’s paranormal problem? Every October, we see a frenzy of haunted houses, trails—even a tower and a theater. It’s an issue—but eh, let’s embrace it. Here…
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