This exhibition of historic, local soccer photographs is based on the KCUR 89.3 podcast A People’s History of Kansas City.

The success of Bruce R. Watkins Drive is just as complicated as its tortured construction. More than 35 years since construction began, this exhibition reflects on the good and the bad in the road’s winding legacy.

The Flood of 1951 was the worst natural disaster in Kansas City’s history.

Open call period: August 3-October 10, 2026 Exhibition Dates: October 14, 2026-January 17, 2027

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Exhibition on view August 5, 2026 – April 18, 2027.

For centuries, artists across the globe have responded to the turbulence of their societies by imagining ideal worlds. In response to moments of crisis and human suffering, artists, writers, and scholars have drawn on th…

OMAA is pleased to present Carl Sprinchorn: All the World is a Painting, a major exhibition devoted to an underrecognized voice in American modernism. Born in Sweden and arriving in New…

MoMI presents four restored Felix the Cat cartoons from 1927–28. Watch Felix travel to the bottom of the sea to source a string of pearls (only to be chased out by the angry mother oyster), fashion a straw out of a yard…

August 6, 2026–January 24, 2027 Vietnamese American author, essayist, and poet, Ocean Vuong is best known for his critically acclaimed debut novel and New

Science Workshop Unlimited is at Cesar Chavez Library every Thursday! Visit the SS WoW (Salinas Science Workshop on Wheels)!