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Theatre North of 60Theatre North of 60 at National Avenue Christian Church opened their show last weekend. -
West Plains Civic CenterThe Gallery at the West Plains Civic Center, in collaboration with the Harlin Museum, presents an exhibit featuring artifacts from U.S. wars and their impact on Ozarks residents. Reporter Jimmy Rea spoke with curator Cleo Cochram about her role in the program and how the arts help rural communities thrive.
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Springfield Symphony Orchestra opens its 91st season, Western swing in the Ozarks and beyond, Grateful Dead music comes to downtown, and an Emmy Award winning actor brings Mark Twain to the stage of Hammons Hall. -
Once a dominant sound in popular music, western swing is finding new listeners. Reporter Jimmy Rea talks with bandleader Seth Darby about the genre’s roots and its influence on country music and the Ozarks. -
SSO Conductor and Music Director Kyle Wiley Pickett talks to KSMU Arts Producer Jimmy Rea about this year’s programs, including Saturday’s opening concert, “Don Juan," part of a season focused on storytelling. -
The celebration marked the start of their year-round effort to highlight community and culture in Springfield. -
Mitchell Matthews & The Media will be on Studio Live on Friday, September 12, 2025 at noon. Then be sure to catch the band's in-person performance at BrewCo for Studio Live Social Hour that same night from 6-8 pm. -
The awards, by the Springfield Regional Arts Council, will be presented October 11. -
This week we focus on the incredibly talented women in the music and arts scene of The Ozarks. The music they make, the events the put on, and the impact they have. -
In this episode of These Ozarks Hills, Marideth reflects on days gone by in Butterfield, Missouri. -
The 29th Annual Japanese Fall Festival is Friday through Sunday, September 5-7, at the Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden, 2400 S. Scenic. -
Sunday, Sept. 7, Hold Fast Brewing will host the inaugural Women of Jazz festival with nine acts across two stages.
