Arts News

The Johnny Mullins Collections Vol. 2 released by Melinda Mullins and the Layton Hollow Gals, First Friday Artwalk, Springfield Jazz Festival, Randy Bacon exhibition "Finding Hope"

Sculpture Walk Springfield unveils the new Spidertag Interactive Neon Mural, Papa Green Shoes Returns, Folk music from Carolina Mendoza, SGF Culture Fest, Haha Tonka headlines Highlonesome Music Fest, poetry by Rex Ybanez.

The High Lonesome Music Festival at Dockley Ranch, Classic Film Series at the Moxie Cinema, David Carr and the Ozarks Film Foundry, MSU Symphony host a sensory-friendly concert, Cider Days, music by Justin Larkin, Joanne Taylor Shaw, Rhonda Vincent and the debut of the KSMU singers for Pledge Week!

A new local novel, Springfield Little Theatre kicks off the 90th season, a bike and music festival, and music by The Cleverys, Jenna English and Seth Darby.

First Friday Art Walk, Brandon Moore, Japanese Fall Festival, Ozarks Lyric Opera, KSMU turns 50, HERmonious Festival celebrating female musicians and benefiting Women in Need

Springfield's bustling First Friday Art Walk tradition; new local music radio show, Local Radar; Bluegrass on C-Street Friday night with Drifters Mile; and Seth Darby talks about Western Swing music and his Lonesome Express show rolling in on Saturday at Tie & Timber!

Here's Arts News for July 12 with new KSMU Producer/Host Jimmy Rea.

Hear about some outdoor concerts this weekend, an interview about SCT's The Other Place and more.

A collaborative production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning musical opens January 26 at the Landers Theatre.

Based on the 2003 animated feature film, this stage show features an all-youth cast.