Arts & Culture

Muhammad Ali interviewed by reporters in London, England,

Muhammad Ali Exhibit Headed for Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

The “Greatest of All Time” is coming to Kansas City.  Never-before-seen photographs of American heavyweight champion, Olympic gold medalist and activist Muhammad Ali will be on display in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art starting in February 2020.  The exhibit, titled “Gordon Parks x Muhammad Ali: The Image of a Champion, 1966/1970”, will feature photographs from…

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The Kansas City Symphony performs during "Celebration at the Station

Three Emmys Go To… KCPT

KCPT has been recognized with three regional Emmy awards. The Mid-America Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced the awards at the 43rd Annual Mid-America Emmy Awards Saturday night. “Receiving three Emmys is an honor for the station and speaks to the diverse content and storytelling that’s happening across all…

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A man readies to roll his bocce ball.

Ballin’ in The Club

For the first time in weeks, the parking lot at 2415 Independence Ave. is full of cars.  Running a bit late, John Liberto passes under the red, white and green awning that reads MEMBERS ONLY and enters the American Sons of Columbus social club.  He’s welcomed by the smell of cigars, handshakes, kisses and signed…

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Four grilled cheese sandwiches on a tray

Weekend Possibilities | Grilled Cheese Fest, Chiefs Fantennial 5K, And KC Bier Co. Oktoberfest

There are about 48 hours between leaving work on Friday and the time you start thinking about work once again on Sunday night. Weekend Possibilities is your roadmap for food, drinks and fun for the perfect Kansas City weekend. Friday, Oct. 4 10 – 11 a.m. There’s a free Jazz Storytelling session at the American…

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Harry Truman celebrating his upset election victory over Thomas Dewey.

Truman Library Getting Even More Wild About Harry

Almost 20 years ago Truman Library officials unveiled a $22.5 million renovation with exhibits considered state-of-the-art. This summer they shuttered the museum and announced a $25 million upgrade. One reason: Harry Truman’s story has become too big for the building. A new 12,000-square-foot permanent exhibit is expected to be unveiled in the fall of 2020…

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