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New music from Matteson Gregory, Randy Bacon and Abilities First continue their immersive exhibition "The Life I Choose," and Jess Balisle interviews Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes.
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The Jin J. X Group on KSMU Studio Live on July 10, 2026
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Cameron Collins with the Springfield Rugby Football Club and Brendon Lampitt with SRFC's sister club in Newport, Wales the Pill Harriers talk about what rugby is, how they operate and what it is like running a non-tryout-based Rugby Club.
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The week, hosted by the Missouri Hospitality Association, will benefit two charities.
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Inspired by female-fronted '90s music such as The Cranberries and Sheryl Crow, Gregory's newest studio project features songwriting collaborations and a new producer based in New York.
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The plan is a "creative roadmap for the Ozarks" for the next 10 years.
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Artist and humanitarian Randy Bacon teams up with Abilities First to highlight the talents, passions and enduring contributions of people with disabilities in our community.
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The third annual original theater festival runs July 9-12 at The Judy with multiple performance spaces and a little something for everyone.
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On the morning of July 1, the council finalized restorations to the historic panoramic mural in Big Spring Park, often referred to as “The Safeway Mural.”
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Jin J. X will be on Studio Live on Friday, July 10, 2026 along with his band - Kyle Vance on Bass and Hyda-James Hill on drums.
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Springfield Ballet names a new outreach coordinator, the Springfield Art Museum releases a new history book, plus MSU arts, theater, pottery and more.
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A new publication by Curator of Art Sarah Buhr traces the institution's evolution from its founding to its role today as a cultural cornerstone of the Ozarks.