Mizzou Hosts Second First-Gen Student Art Exhibition
The University of Missouri's second annual First-Generation College Student Art Exhibition drew submissions from students across campus.
Columbia Entertainment News
Entertainment in Columbia runs on live events, arts, film openings, media strategy and popular culture, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on happenings within the city and its surrounding areas.
Arts and Theater
Evil Dead Musical Splatters Columbia Stage
Columbia Entertainment Company runs its stage adaptation of Evil Dead from Oct. 29 to Nov. 8.
Other
Live Poll
Do student-led cultural showcases improve community cohesion on college campuses?
Multicultural Greek Council Hosts Annual Dance Showcase
Six student organizations performed traditional routines during the event held at Jesse Auditorium.
Music
Live Poll
Do you support the use of artificial intelligence in the production of music and art?
Band Fai Laci Performs at Rose Music Hall
The group brought their national tour supporting their debut album, Elephant in the Room, to Columbia.
Film
Live Poll
Do you believe media portrayals of marginalized groups must be positive to be meaningful?
Cult Cinema Club Screens Indie Film Trans Panic
The Columbia Cult Cinema Club hosted a screening and Q&A session for the indie found footage comedy.
Books
Live Poll
Do you believe your local bookstore should host events about controversial political or social issues?
Skylark Bookshop Hosts Discussion on Blood and Politics
The Columbia event explored the work of author Leonard Zeskind and his research on nationalist movements.
Columbia reporting spans local arts productions, venue operations, film and media premieres, and the business decisions of regional cultural institutions. Reporting here reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonality plays a significant role in the rhythm of the sector, with outdoor festivals and touring performances shifting the focus of coverage throughout the year. Audience attendance and venue capacity remain the most consistent factors shaping the visibility of cultural programming.