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Arts News: The Westwood Ensemble highlights Dvořák in spring concert

Their March 8 concert will allow audiences to experience their focus on community, education and entertainment.

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“Warren Rosser: Unexpected Occurrences,” “Alayne Spafford: Over/Under” & “Andy Brayman: Material Forward,” Haw Contemporary

Three solo exhibitions at Haw Contemporary — by painters Warren Rosser and Alayne Spafford and ceramist Andy Brayman — offer rich rewards for lovers of abstraction.
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The Lyric’s “Porgy and Bess” Rises Up Singing

For the first time its history, the Lyric Opera of Kansas City presents the quintessential American opera, George Gershwin's “Porgy and Bess.”
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“THE SUPREME POINT: Thresholds of Emergence,” Leedy-Voulkos Art Center

This month, Leedy-Voulkos Art Center hosts an exhibition comprising five contemporary artists that respond, in various ways, to 1920s and ’30s Surrealism.
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Honors: Keyon Monté

The Kansas City costume illustrator and playwright had a smash hit with his staging of Macbeth and is currently at work on a new play.
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Sponsored: Störling Dance Theater’s “Dorothea’s Lens” Brings Historical Photographs to Life

“Dorothea’s Lens” kicks off Störling Dance Theater’s 30th anniversary season.
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Sponsored: BridgeFit Personal Training

At BridgeFit, we help adults 40+ build strength, lose weight, and gain energy without wasting time or banging up their body in the process.
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Live! Onstage in March and April

Spring is upon us, and with it comes a bouquet of new productions. See what’s blooming on local KC stages, including these shows now (or soon to be) in full flower.
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Powerful Dance and a “one-in-a-lifetime” trio

The Harriman‑Jewell Series closes its season with two events that reflect its artistic legacy and its deep relationship with Kansas City audiences.
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It’s poetry time – the Kansas City Public Library invites you to listen, read or pick up a pen

Poetry and poets do a lot of work. Alison Rollins’ collection “Black Bell,” for instance, does a tremendous amount.
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