Documentary about a Wichita performer with Down syndrome is a shot of pure joy
‘My Name is Annabel’ will stream on pbs.org beginning June 17.
Different ways to see: Maggie Garner at Envision Arts Center
In her first major solo exhibition, the Georgia artist invites visitors to spend time inside her immersive world.
In the galleries: The AIDS Memorial Quilt at Plymouth Congregational Church
The Wichita church hosted 12 panels of the quilt from June 1-7. Photographs by Ben Miller & Olive Yager and paintings by Bob Neace hang through the end of the month.
Out and about with The SHOUT: Wichita Sketch Club
Come to Sketch Club to create, stay for the friendships you build along the way.
Musicians play on through stormy weather at Flint Hills Counterpoint festival
The annual Flint Hills Counterpoint festival in Peabody, Kansas, celebrates music, art, and conservation.
Growing pains: Metaphor and the loss of innocence in ‘Lost Girl’ at WCT
Wichita Community Theatre's production of the 'Peter Pan'-inspired drama is evocative, honest, and flawed.
In Evergreen Park, murals celebrate the culture of Wichita's North End
The design and painting of each mural doubled as opportunities for artistic activism and community engagement.
Your Guide to Pride in Kansas
This Pride month, Kansas has a little bit of everything for everyone. Celebrations will take place in 16 communities across the state in June (and two more in October).
Pass the tissues: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ at Roxy’s Downtown
Roxy’s is the first Wichita company to stage the popular 2015 musical about mental health and the darker side of social media.