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‘The Beautiful Game’ at National WWl Museum and Memorial

Exhibit documents how soccer bolstered the troops during World War I.

Welcoming the World Cup

Kansas City cultural organizations celebrate the game with global displays and soccer-themed exhibits.

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“Kim Alexis Newton: Sacred Seams,” Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center

Kansas City artist Kim Alexis Newton has spent more than 30 years evolving her textile practice, telling powerful stories through quilts.
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“Kim Alexis Newton: Sacred Seams,” Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center

“Sacred Seams,” the first solo exhibition by nationally known quilt artist Kim Alexis Newton, truly lives up to its title.
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35th Annual Summerfest Concludes with Rich Variety of Musical Styles and Voices

Summerfest Kansas City concluded its 2026 season with a musical potpourri of captivating works.
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Sponsored: The Linda Hall spotlights renowned scientists during free lecture series 

From the “Mozart of Math” to the first person to sequence DNA in space, an impressive slate of award-winning researchers comes to Kansas City this fall for The Linda Hall: Science Library & Arboretum’s lecture series. 
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Artist Pages | Johnny Naugahyde: Witty, offbeat and unpredictable, the anonymous artist is a Kansas City icon

Forty years ago, an artist was born. Not just any artist, but a fully formed artistic identity, with an official artist name, and a sense of humor.
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Arts News: Union Station commissions permanent sculpture in conjunction with the Berlin Wall exhibition

More than 35 years after the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, artist Chris Duh’s The Space Between Us prompts people to contemplate the meaning and interpretation of a historic landmark.
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Guidance Rooted in Care

At Protecting Your Retirement, the conversation goes beyond financial figures alone.
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How to Photograph a Renegade Elephant

Remarkable pictures like this one, by renowned photographer Joel Sternfeld, are rare.
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Explore Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts began as a sketch on the back of a napkin by renowned architect Moshe Safdie and is now an iconic part of the Kansas City skyline.
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