Novelist Sarah Henning has built her career in community with other writers
Her latest young adult novel "The Lies We Conjure" is a 2025 Kansas Notable Book.
Crazy for 'Crazy for You' at Music Theatre Wichita
It’s not easy to choose one word to describe the dazzling dancing, infectious joy, and staging feasts of this Ken Ludwig reinvention of a boy-meets-girl Gershwin classic. But our reviewer eventually finds it.
A graceful goodbye for Symphony in the Flint Hills
The organization orchestrated its final pop-up party on the prairie this summer.
C.J. Janovy on the necessity of activism: 'Not paying attention used to be a luxury'
"The LGBTQ community needs to engage politically," the journalist and author said in a recent interview. Her 2018 book “No Place Like Home: Lessons in Activism from LGBT Kansas” has been re-released with a new introduction.
Black and white and red all over: 'Listening Devices' at the Ulrich Museum of Art
The exhibition, which showcases black-and-white photography, is suffused in red light, evoking a darkroom.
Sweet and tart: 'Waitress' opens Music Theatre Wichita's season
An everywoman story of a waitress who finds escape in pie-making provides strong singing, plentiful comedy, and dark reminders of the abuses many women face.
Unstable territories on earth and beyond: Susan Hiller, Hugo Zelada-Romero, and Terry Evans at the Salina Art Center
Summer exhibitions showcase UFO stories from far and near and photographs of what’s beneath our feet. “High Strangeness: Encounters with the Unexplained in Kansas and Beyond” and "Tales of Dakota Sandstone" are on view through August 31.
Review: Somewhere Fest stayed true to its mission but never quite took off
In its second year, the music festival and conference was “perfectly divisive” and occasionally thrilling.
A creative family tree: 'Art in the Family' at the Derby Public Library
An exhibition organized by the Derby Arts Council includes work by members of 15 families.