One thing artist Mona Cliff has learned in 16 years as a stay-at-home mom is that parenting, like art, is chaotic – and that’s OK. “When they were younger, you really think that you would have a plan for the whole day,” said Cliff, whose three kids are all in their teens now. ...
Friday, April 24 Final Friday Art Walk includes: · Untold Stories of Aging Revealed and Traveled: An Exhibition of Arts-based Research, 3-5:30 p.m., Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St. · USD 497 Art Exhibition Opening Reception, 4-8 p.m.; Open Studios 4-5:30 p.m.; ...
As KU’s University Theatre prepares for its final show of the season with a documentary play depicting a tragic attack on a queer college student, the director said the production is an important reminder of queer and trans history — both in tragedy and resilience. University Theatre will ...
Mary Roach isn’t just a fan of science – she’s made of science, and you are, too. “The whole world is science,” said Roach, a New York Times best-selling author who’s written about the science of cadavers, digestion, sex and a host of other topics. “Your body, your computer, your ...
Two Lawrence organizations will combine an excitement for soccer this summer with some of the city’s signature events, pairing Lawrence’s unique culture with free watch parties for the the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The organizers of the Busker Festival and The Granada Theater will host six ...
Haskell students and community members will bring back an inactive theater group on campus for its first independent production since the COVID-19 pandemic with a play that centers Native stories. The school’s Thunderbird Theatre, a theater company at Haskell Indian Nations University that ...