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Seth Horn and Meg McCoy of Blood Moon Roses performed in the morning and afternoon during the KCAIC Regional Arts Meetup, held at Block22 on Friday.
Pittsburg Arts Council holds regional meetup
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Months before the 2023 Kansas Arts Council Symposium, Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission (KCAIC) coordinated several regional meetups across the state for arts organizations and artists to have a chance to connect. more
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Gunner Mengarelli has a plethora of cooperative and European games for those who want to get beyond "Monopoly" and investigate the tabletop gaming hobby. Gamers are also welcome to bring their own games to Root Thursday game nights.
Chill out in July at Root game nights
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Root barista and newly graduated Pittsburg High School student, Gunner Mengarelli, is hosting game nights at Root Coffeehouse every Thursday in July from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. He … more
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Local historian to host songfest Sunday
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Local historian J. T. Knoll will be hosting a songfest at the Pittsburg Public Library, dubbed “All Together Now Sing Along,” on Sunday, July 9, beginning at 2 p.m. Knoll … more
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Dead Metal Society, an ‘80s-inspired rock band, will be performing a free concert 9 p.m. Saturday, July 15 at The Corral at Kansas Crossing Casino.
Kansas Crossing Casino to host free concert at The Corral
PITTSBURG, Kan. — Dead Metal Society (DMS) are set to put on a free concert 9 p.m. Saturday, July 15 at Kansas Crossing Casino. more
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Blood Moon Roses duo Seth Horn and Meg McMcoy covered Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" Friday night at TJ Leland's. Blood Moon Roses have played local venues such as Rumors Cocktail Lounge in Joplin and Heroes BBQ Bar and Grill in Girard.
Americana music night in downtown
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PITTSBURG, Kan.— Americana music, also known as alternative country or “Roots,” is having a moment in Pittsburg this summer. TJ Leland's hosted Matt Moran, national touring alternative country … more
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Lee Nelson
Family hosts community events to honor father
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PITTSBURG, Kan.— This coming weekend, July 1 and 2, the Nelson family will be hosting a few area events to honor longtime USD 250 teacher and coach Lee Nelson. Nelson taught and coached football, … more
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Held at 6 p.m. every Friday through Sept. 29, the Friends of Crawford State Park are hosting regional musicians at Lakeview Café, which overlooks Lake Crawford Fishing Lake, better known to locals as Farlington Lake. This week, Friends of Crawford State Park hosted “The J3 Band” that features members John Gobetz, Jon Bartlow, Andrew Ortolani and James Ortolani. Next week, on July 30, the event will host Johnny Joe Zibert and George Barberich for an evening of polka music.
Rockin’ out at Farlington
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Held at 6 p.m. every Friday through Sept. 29, the Friends of Crawford State Park are hosting regional musicians at Lakeview Café, which overlooks Lake Crawford Fishing Lake, better known to locals as Farlington Lake. more
Poppy, a full Poodle, enjoys Third Tuesday Book Club at the Pittsburg Public Library's with his owner and friends.
Tuesday book discussion is nothing to bark at
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Art Supply Swap and Shop being held today
PITTSBURG, Kan. — In its ongoing efforts to encouraging creativity within the community, the Pittsburg Arts Council (PAC) will be hosting the Art Supply Swap and Shop today from 9 a.m. to noon in the Evergy courtyard in Block 22. more
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Examples of Indian kites being flown in for a festival at Pittsburg High School on July 1. Each kite is hand-made and painted and will be given to any children who attend the festival.
Parks and Rec preps for kite festival
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — Pittsburg Parks and Recreation Director Toby Book and local entrepreneur Al Patel are working hard to bring some of Patel’s native India to Pittsburg with a Kite Festival to be … more
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Pittsburg State University English and Modern Languages Professor Chris Anderson discusses the five narrative writing modes to sixth through eighth grade students at the Page to Stage summer academy held at Greenbush on Wednesday.
Break a leg!
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GIRARD, Kan. — Aspiring young actors challenged their creativity on Wednesday during the “Page to Stage” summer camp held at the Southeast Kansas Education Service Center at Greenbush outside of Girard. more
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Sketchjam is a monthly meetup at Root Coffeehouse where artists can bring art books to get inspiration for their creative endeavors.
Jam out at Sketchjam!
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Father's Day at Pickled Pete's
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The Pittsburg Summer Kicks Jazz Band, directed by Robert Kehle, closed out the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts on Sunday in the lobby of the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts.
Festival of the Arts wraps up week-long series of events
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PITTSBURG, Kan. — The Pittsburg State University (PSU) Department of Music wrapped up its one-week Pittsburg Festival of the Arts on Sunday at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts. more
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Cellist Dr. Hyerim Mapp, left, and pianist Dr. Soojin Jin, right, perform “Romance in F major Op. 36” by Camille Saint-Säens at Books & Burrow Bookstore Friday afternoon to open the sixth day of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. Mapp, a former Pittsburg State University music faculty member, and Jin, an international sensation, played a program of short romantic works that featured pieces from Frédérich Chopin, Gabriel Faure and Robert Schumann.
An afternoon of classics
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Cellist Dr. Hyerim Mapp, left, and pianist Dr. Soojin Jin, right, perform “Romance in F major Op. 36” by Camille Saint-Säens at Books & Burrow Bookstore Friday afternoon to open the sixth day of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. more
Woodwind specialist and Pittsburg State University graduate Colton Sprenkle performs “Six Metamorphoses after Ovid” by Benjamin Britten on Thursday for an audience at TOAST on the fifth day of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. The multi-instrument specialist performed several other pieces with the flute, clarinet, oboe and bassoon.
‘Woodwind Galore’
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Woodwind specialist and Pittsburg State University graduate Colton Sprenkle performs “Six Metamorphoses after Ovid” by Benjamin Britten on Thursday for an audience at TOAST on the fifth day of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. more
Regina Winemiller hosted a night of stand up at Tj Leland's Wednesday evening.
A stand out night of stand-up
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Rusty Jones, on bassoon, plays II. Cantabile for an intimate audience Wednesday night at the Bicknell Center.
Festival of the Arts with Rusty Jones and Friends
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Fun Zone Depot employee and Pittsburg High School student Mia Conrad glides down the slip & slide at the ‘Fun Zone Summer Splash’ held on Wednesday, which also featured water balloons, musical chairs and dodgeball. The event, located at 104 N. Locust in Pittsburg, is scheduled to be held from 2 to 5 p.m. on June 28, July 12 and July 26.
Good times and tan lines
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Fun Zone Depot employee and Pittsburg High School student Mia Conrad glides down the slip & slide at the ‘Fun Zone Summer Splash’ held on Wednesday, which also featured water balloons, musical chairs and dodgeball. more
Duo Capriccioso, comprised of Pittsburg State University adjunct music faculty Denissa Munguia and Director of Orchestras Raul Munguia performed “Brewtiful Tunes” at Signet Coffee Roasters on Wednesday to open the fourth day of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. The duo performed a variety of American, classical, and Latin American melodies on the flute and violin.
‘Brewtiful Tunes’
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Duo Capriccioso, comprised of Pittsburg State University adjunct music faculty Denissa Munguia and Director of Orchestras Raul Munguia performed “Brewtiful Tunes” at Signet Coffee Roasters on Wednesday to open the fourth day of the Pittsburg Festival of the Arts. more
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