KC STUDIO

July 20, 2018

Music Without Barriers: Harriman-Jewell Series to Present 3 Artists to Discover for Free

The Harriman-Jewell Series strives to make classical music as accessible to as many people as possible. Its Discovery Concerts even remove the barrier of a..

July 19, 2018

Volunteering in the Name of Jazz

We all have a role to play in preserving the legacy of jazz. At AJM we particularly rely on our volunteers to help us advance..

July 19, 2018

The Kansas City Wind Symphony’s Upcoming 2018-19 Season

The Kansas City Wind Symphony announces the concert dates for their upcoming 2018-19 season! Concert 1: October 7, 2018 – 7:00pm Concert 2: November 18,..

Just In

July 18, 2018

Editor’s Weekend Calendar Picks, July 19 – 22

Time for weekend calendar picks from KC Studio editor Alice Thorson. The Kansas City Dance Festival continues through July 21st, with master dance classes and..

July 18, 2018

Music Matters

Putting on shows for children is a curious corner of the music business, and over the last two decades Kansas City has become something of a mecca for kid-centric entertainers.

Community News

July 17, 2018

KC FRINGE FESTIVAL Has Something for Everyone

The youngest members of your family can find their Fringe during our opening weekend. Youth Fringe program takes place at The Plaza Library, and teens..

July 17, 2018

Marilyn Carbonell: No Ordinary Librarian

Marilyn Carbonell, the popular and personable head of Library Services at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s Spencer Art Reference Library, is leaving the post she began in 2006 to enjoy a well-earned retirement.

July 16, 2018

Honors: Laurel Gagnon

Laurel Gagnon attracted local and international attention when she placed fourth in the Singapore International Violin Competition in January.

July 13, 2018

Artist to Watch: Juniper Tangpuz

For the past decade, Juniper Tangpuz has been redefining indoor and outdoor spaces around the world with his dynamic, imaginative sculptures. Extracting spirit and vibrancy from two unassuming materials — corrugated plastic and cable ties — Tangpuz constructs larger-than-life characters inspired by a deep well of childhood experiences and a life dedicated to creative exploration.