Art & Culture

As Missourians celebrate the state’s bicentennial, they’re enjoying a time to celebrate their heritage. Helping to preserve that heritage, the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program in the Missouri Folk...

In addition to being a full-time jazz vocalist, songwriter, pianist, and music teacher, Audra Sergel — the founder and artistic director of the Quorus — spends countless hours...

When Ed Hanson lost his dog, naturally he was filled with worry and concern. However, what began as five days of anxiety turned into a book that has...

When it came to local schoolchildren’s contribution to CoMo 200, Columbia’s official bicentennial celebration, CPS Social Studies and Language Arts Coordinator Joy Bess and her fellow representatives were...

Are there harmonicas?Yes, there are three.  A kaleidoscope behind timerunning out! One unicorn with magic powers anda fluffy bunny hiding behinda flower.   One dinosauror five? Goodness sakes,...

In most people’s lives, music is a vital thread that sweeps the soul and mind with inspiration, excitement, and creativity. However, though most people like music, Americans are...

How Maria Trevor brought her love of the harp to Columbia, Missouri, is a love story.  As a child growing up in Slovakia, Maria played the piano, but...

Henna artist Siham Nour brings an ancient tradition to Columbia....

Whether it’s transgenerational, individual, or collective, trauma has impacted all of us.  Trauma manifests itself in our bodies through aches and pains and in our minds through anxieties....

Author, self-described border-crossing scholar, and motivator Dr. Ty-Ron Douglas exemplifies the saying, “Anything is possible.” “When you ask, ‘Where am I today?’ I say that I am here...