The Scene
TRYPS is building confidence and talent in mid-Missouri’s kids through the magic of live theater. The lights dim, and the pit orchestra begins to play. Nerves, excitement,...
Inside a floral-printed canvas bag with leather handles, three sisters found a pinch of magic. Their grandmother, Mary Bryant, called the bag “The Valise,” and she’d fill it...
If you’ve ever been to Columbia’s North Village Arts District, you’ve probably seen more of Lisa Bartlett’s work than you realize. As a co-founder of the NVAD, Bartlett...
Access Arts touts benefit of interns from city’s summer jobs program. Amid the “little bit of chaos” that is an art studio full of kids, Mae Cyr...
Self-Taught Artist Rick “Gumby” Brummet Has an Eye for Whimsy If you’ve ever driven down Green Meadows Road in Columbia, chances are you’ve spotted one of the...
A film about an overworked superhero might sound like another entry in the ever-growing comic book genre, dominated by Marvel and DC. But Superhero Overtime, a locally filmed...
Author J.R. Marzolf sets debut book in Columbia. James Marzolf has lived in almost every region of the world and has a storied history in the healthcare...
If you were in and around Columbia in 2014, at Roots N Blues or around the art scene, you might remember a giant garden gnome floating about town....
Last month, 10 Stephens College students eagerly gathered in the college library’s penthouse to celebrate something they spent the entire semester building together: the Spring 2026 issue of...
As the autumn sun streamed through the windows of the Mount Nebo Inn in Rocheport, Sunitha Bosecker and Jessica Vaughn Martin mingled with attendees at Missouri Women Who...