Capital City Productions is diving under the sea next weekend.

Art buffs, hobbyists and everything in between -- listen up! Kick off your Independence Day weekend early with JCMO's "Art Around Town" event June 30, and ooh …

Dreams are becoming a reality at Capital Arts.

James Shipley, a young Tipton man, went to the post office to send a letter and met an Army recruiter.

The Music, Art and Dance Camp will take place in July, offering campers a chance to explore and experience the Slavic region and culture.

The collection of colorful and one-of-a-kind woven yarn creations suggests yarn bombing is finally coming to Jefferson City.

Ronnie Korte will return as the director of the Finke Theatre's latest production Friday and Saturday.

When the world feels tumultuous, art offers an exit. As stages relight and seats are filled, theatergoers seemingly hunger for the classics.

Capital City Productions will take a dive into, "a pineapple under the sea" with eight showings of "SpongeBob, the Broadway Musical!"

Stained Glass Theatre will kick off its summer season with a beloved classic: "Anne of Avonlea."

The show must go on -- albeit four or five months later.

Capital City Productions is putting on a show of mishap, mystery and murder.

After years of preparation and setbacks due to the pandemic, Scene One Theatre is finally taking the comedic play "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" to the stage.

Porchfest is back Sunday for its spring edition -- but this time in a new neighborhood.

The classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "Cinderella" will hit the Miller Performing Arts Center stage tonight.