J Categories Articles Literary July 9, 2024 Julius A. Karash on Business and the Arts: Indie bookstore revival nurtures readers, diversity, connectivity in ‘Third Spaces’ The appearance of Monarch and other indie bookstores in the Kansas City area reflects a nationwide comeback of the genre.
S Categories Articles Literary Performing July 3, 2024 See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts | How an obscure Kansas City author is coming back to life at 100 Vincent O. Carter’s 100th birthday (June 23) has come and gone.
E Categories Articles Cinematic Literary Performing Visual June 26, 2024 Editor’s Letter, July/August 2024 A major retrospective at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art celebrates a strong, unconventional, not-to-be-dominated woman.
T Categories Arts Consortium Literary Sponsored Content May 20, 2024 The Story Behind the Library’s Giant Community Bookshelf The Kansas City Public Library opened its new downtown headquarters at 14 W. 10th Street in April 2004.
P Categories Articles Literary May 7, 2024 Poetry | Melissa Ferrer Civil: ‘I want to see a better world’ A quest for truth drives the first Kansas City Poet Laureate.
H Categories Articles Literary Visual May 6, 2024 Honoring Nana An artist and poet's Mother's Day tribute to her grandmother's selfless creativity...
E Categories Articles Cinematic Literary Performing Visual April 29, 2024 Editor’s Letter, May/June 2024 Whew. In early April we learned that the unique character and identity of Kansas City’s Crossroads Art District will not be shattered by the incursion of a baseball stadium.
P Categories Articles Literary April 1, 2024 Poetry: A trip to the prairie A fall trip to the prairie land in Linn County, Kansas, was nice and cool, cloudy with a light breeze and very peaceful.
I Categories Articles Literary March 27, 2024 In Praise Of: Confluence My question is no longer, How do I settle in this place? It has become, How do I inhabit this point of confluence?
