Kansas City’s creative energy never flags. Currently the field of documentary filmmaking has moved front and center, with new works by local producers racking up awards and screenings, thanks in part to the support of local institutions.
Kansas City Filmmaker Shines a Light on Women’s History
Today, the Longfellow Neighborhood, a rectangular block of land from 25th to 31st Streets between Gillham and Troost, is desirable Kansas City real estate.
Lead to Read KC: A Prescription for Pandemic Recovery
“We’re All Weird,” “The Thought Jar” and “Just Like a Hero.” These three children’s books — all by local authors — share a key characteristic. They’re lively tales filled with tips and tools for bolstering a young reader’s emotional health.
Noted Composer Brings Fresh Ears to Hospital Noise
The ability of music to relax and soothe is well documented. No one explores and exemplifies that more than Paul Rudy, composer and music professor at UMKC.
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