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Concert to Come: Moving Arts moves with the times

This year’s summer dance festival at the Folly showcases the group’s new focus on contemporary work.

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“Jazz KC Portraits by Dan White,” Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum

If there is a genre of music that best embodies the nuances of the human experience, it may very well be jazz.
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“Prismatic,” Monarch Glass Studio

This month the Monarch Glass Studio sparkles with a series of new, three-dimensional, multimedia collaborations in the exhibition “Prismatic.”
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“Fat Ham” Turns “Hamlet” Inside Out To Reexamine Its Heart

In James Ijames's spin on "Hamlet," even the most established characters have the capacity for growth and self-preservation.
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In Memoriam: Ke-Sook Lee (1941-2025)

A petite dynamo, devoted to honoring women's dreams and struggles in delicate artworks rooted in the domestic realm
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Sponsored | Cockefair Chair Presents: Can AI Teach the Classics?

How can artificial intelligence aid human learning? Join the Cockefair Chair Luncheon as author Clancy Martin discusses his AI-powered learning tool, “Rebind.”
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See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | Public art project has a chance of giving real life to a prime downtown site

The Barney Allis Plaza, a park above a city parking garage, has been a downtown dead zone for decades.
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Live! Onstage in July and August

In this last gasp of summer, before school starts in September, try one or more of these plays and musicals, live! onstage.
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The Warwick and The MET are back

t’s been a minute, but now rebuilding the fire-damaged 112-year-old building successfully done, casting underway for the season opening in September.
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The Conscious Curation at the Linda Hall Library Arboretum

Since 1946, the Linda Hall Library has cultivated its grounds, transforming it into a cherished urban arboretum.
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