The NBC show will be in the city for the National Route 66 Centennial Kickoff Celebration.

A new album from local bluegrass band Drifter’s Mile, City Council approves reallocation of funds to the Springfield Regional Arts Council, Ozark Anthology presents an audio theatre piece, Songs of Resistance at the Shoe Tree Listening Room, and more.

The acoustic quartet has released a new record of original material, titled Here Comes the Winter, and is preparing for a full summer tour.

The funding was included in an amendment to a bill amending the General Fund budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026.

Students at the Brick City Design Studio help meet clients' needs.

The Ozarks Lyric Opera’s artistic director heads to the Met, Devising Original Theatre Springfield makes a call for Playwright’s Playground participants, the Queen City Shout founder discusses the event, a remembrance of local musician Rik Thomas, and music from Coyote Bait, The Shandies and Big Smith.

David Harrison will read five original poems throughout the event.

As Making a Difference continues its focus on loneliness, we tell you how the Springfield-Greene County Library is working to bring people of all ages together.

Devising Original Theatre Springfield invites area theater creatives to participate in the fast-paced Playwright’s Playground Festival, where teams have just 24 hours to create, rehearse and perform original works.

The 15th Annual Queen City Shout festival returns to venues across Springfield from March 23-29, featuring more than 100 live music performances along with film screenings, poetry events, dance and visual arts programming.