In 'Shouting Fire,' photographer Jennifer Ray illuminates gun violence
A new book documents the Wichita State professor's decade-long project focused on improvised shooting targets in rural Wyoming.
July 26, 2026
Reveling in place: 'A Tribute to the Art of Symphony in the Flint Hills Field Journals'
Artists honor the diversity of a beloved Kansas region in the current exhibition at the Volland Store in Alma.
July 25, 2026
Poet April Pameticky on embracing art and music fandom
Pameticky created a soundtrack for her new collection, which includes poems based on works at the Wichita Art Museum.
July 23, 2026
Dismantling the princess complex: ‘Disenchanted!’ at Roxy’s
In this 2011 musical, Disney princesses finally take control of their own narratives. It's on stage in Wichita through August 15.
July 21, 2026Our free email newsletter is like having a friend who always knows what's happening
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25 years later: ‘Come From Away’ in Winfield
The Theatre Winfield production models how the arts can be ‘a critical lever in changing culture.’
July 28, 2026
Wichita Journalism Collaborative to host literacy fair on August 8
The event will include information and resources, free food, and prize drawings.
July 24, 2026
Where we've been: Lindsborg and Lucas
Two SHOUT editors took a day trip to two Kansas art towns (with a stop in Salina for Cozy Inn sliders).
July 23, 2026In the Galleries
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In the Galleries: Bernardo Trevizo, Karissa Ruth, & Connor Seybert at Harvester Arts
Harvester Arts’ expansive footprint and its eclectic approach to exhibition can make for a dizzying visual array, and perhaps never more so than right now: The Wichita arts organization has six wildly divergent shows on view through July 30. Bernardo Trevizo presents six new paintings in “The Other Mexican Artist
July 25, 2026
In the Galleries: Fay Belair, Denise Renee, & Barbara Dilley-Stecklein at the Coutts Museum of Art
Two rotating exhibitions in El Dorado explore fiber art, collaboration, and a Kansas garden.
July 22, 2026Announcements
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Classical Revolution ICT returns to White Crow Cider for 'Cider & Strings'
At the informal pop-up concert, the audience is encouraged 'to come and go, enjoy a cider, visit with friends, and interact with the musicians.'
July 28, 2026
An exhibition of artist self-portraits at the Sandzén Gallery opens August 2
'Look at Us Now' includes works by 140 artists. It's on view August 2-October 18.
July 27, 2026Books
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In 'Shouting Fire,' photographer Jennifer Ray illuminates gun violence
A new book documents the Wichita State professor's decade-long project focused on improvised shooting targets in rural Wyoming.
July 26, 2026
Poet April Pameticky on embracing art and music fandom
Pameticky created a soundtrack for her new collection, which includes poems based on works at the Wichita Art Museum.
July 23, 2026Film
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Read reviews of 6 Doc Sunback Film Fest selections, all by Kansas filmmakers
The annual festival in Mulvane, Kansas, returns to the Pix Community Center this weekend.
June 17, 2026
Found footage horror film centers on a mysterious 1970s Hutchinson broadcast
Kansas filmmaker Nathan Light's "The Harvest Broadcast" will premiere at the Doc Sunback Film Festival this Friday, June 19.
June 17, 2026Music
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Wichita's Orpheum Theatre reopening will be 'Legend'-ary
Midwest native and EGOT club member John Legend will perform at the Orpheum on August 30.
July 19, 2026
A Wichita guitar legend gets time in the studio
Musician and teacher Craig Owens has been around for years. Thanks to a former student, he now has a studio album to show for it.
July 07, 2026Theater
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25 years later: ‘Come From Away’ in Winfield
The Theatre Winfield production models how the arts can be ‘a critical lever in changing culture.’
July 28, 2026
Dismantling the princess complex: ‘Disenchanted!’ at Roxy’s
In this 2011 musical, Disney princesses finally take control of their own narratives. It's on stage in Wichita through August 15.
July 21, 2026Visual Art
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In 'Shouting Fire,' photographer Jennifer Ray illuminates gun violence
A new book documents the Wichita State professor's decade-long project focused on improvised shooting targets in rural Wyoming.
July 26, 2026
Reveling in place: 'A Tribute to the Art of Symphony in the Flint Hills Field Journals'
Artists honor the diversity of a beloved Kansas region in the current exhibition at the Volland Store in Alma.
July 25, 2026