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A children-filled Valentine’s Day visit the Beach Museum of Art’s inaugural Kansas Triennial spurs reflection on ‘what you loved the best’.

Concert to Come: Kansas City Symphony presents the world premiere of Genesis

Seven internationally renowned composers interpret the seven days of creation.

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Friends of Chamber Music Closes Golden Anniversary Season with Musical Menagerie

The Friends of Chamber Music Kansas City concluded their 50th-anniversary season with a roar.
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Of Mice and Men and Puppies at the Lyric

The Lyric's season concludes with "Of Mice and Men," adapted by Carlisle Floyd from John Steinbeck's classic tale of migrant farm workers in rural California.
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KC Chamber Orchestra Delivers Spirited and Gratifying Concert

The Kansas City Chamber Orchestra delivered a spirited and gratifying final concert of its 39th season Thursday, April 30 in the rich acoustic setting of Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral in downtown Kansas City.
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See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | Disruption, discovery and cultural despair as AI collides with art

Some months ago, I found myself mesmerized in a room full of pulsing blue waves. It was an immersive, multimedia installation by the Turkish artist Refik Anadol in Istanbul’s Museum of Modern Art.
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Sponsored: Head Down to Hadestown at Starlight June 9-14

Welcome to Hadestown at Starlight Theatre, where a song can change your fate.
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Sponsored: Gladstone Summertime Bluesfest 2026

Gladstone Summertime Bluesfest will be held at Linden Square in Gladstone, Missouri on May 15 & 16, 2026.
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Where is Mrs. Christie?

A Christie superfan sets out to finally crack the case in Heidi Armbruster’s new play Mrs. Christie, kicking off Season 22 at Kansas City Actors Theatre this June.
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Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene

This summer, the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art presents an exhibition that asks a difficult question: what does our planet look like now that humans themselves have become a geological force?
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Keith Jacobshagen retrospective opens May 16 at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art

This spring the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art in St. Joseph will host a new retrospective exhibition of the work of Keith Jacobshagen, "The Shape of the Prairie."
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