Take a step toward racial reconciliation and unity on July 9 at Unite KC's second annual Walk for Unity.…
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When God put a dream on artist/craftsman Robert Larson’s heart, he didn’t let a pandemic deter him. The result is art, furniture and relationships that withstand the test of time.…
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On view at the Kansas City Central Library through July 17, “Evicted” is heavy, but essential in opening our ears and eyes to the experience of those who who are housing insecure.…
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Outdoor art + scripture = a match made in heaven. Take your own art walk through the sculpture park at The Nelson using our guide.…
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Juxtaposition involves placing two contrasting things right next to each other. Song and dance fit the ticket perfectly. The great composer Andrew Lloyd Webber picked up on that. Webber’s “SONG & DANCE” is a two-act, rarely produced musical that uses the two art forms in contrast to one another, with…
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Do you ever wish you could close your eyes, click your sparkly, red shoes together, repeat “there’s no place like home” and find your way to a place that feels like home? The Kansas City Ballet’s breathtaking production of “The Wizard of Oz,” at the Kauffman Center for the Performing…
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“So that all may hear.” This is at the core of why Witness Coffee does what they do – offering up the best, freshly-roasted and fairly-sourced coffee available in KC.…
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Creating, expressing, making - they all have a spiritual component. So does viewing art.…
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A cherished, Irish literary masterpiece – that’s survived Viking attacks, sea air and storms, thefts and hundreds of years of wear and tear – is coming to life at the historic Folly Theater May 13-14. Overall, the story is an inspiration of how important it is to keep the Gospel…
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Prayers of lament can lead to a rebirth of hope. But are we comfortable with lament?…
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