Mavis Parks
Student Arts Reporter-
The Creek Rocks release a new album inspired by Ozarks folk traditions, we revisit rare field recordings from Gordon McCann, hear a Tiny Desk entry from a regional artist, explore the restored Neosho mural, hear a Drifters Mile cut and we remember Old Man Willie. -
First Friday Art Walk returns Aug. 7, bringing art, live music, food and local businesses together during the Springfield Regional Arts Council's monthly downtown celebration. -
Walker was named to the position at the end of June after previously working as assistant executive director. -
Ozarks Lyric Opera is preparing for another season of live performances, highlighting classic works, emerging artists, and its ongoing commitment to opera in the Ozarks. -
The album, titled "Kilroy," features some of the area's finest musicians under the moniker Joe Dilstrom & The 5 O'Clock Charleys. -
This Place We Make is a regional cultural plan for Springfield and the Ozarks for the next 10 years. The process identified areas that need expansion and attention so the arts can continue to thrive in our community. -
The college was able to expand the program by 40% through a partnership between Ozarks Tech, Jordan Valley Health and the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. -
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. -
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. -
The third annual original theater festival runs July 9-12 at The Judy with multiple performance spaces and a little something for everyone.
