Come join us at Arts Tech to enjoy painting at night and watch your Artwork Glow! Event time 6:00pm to 9:30pm. Food trucks, dessert vendors and music to keep the party going! Don’t forget, fun is the concept!! Painting on 8x8 Canvas, acrylic glow paint, 8x8, gift bag raffle each hour. Free Parking, $5 per canvas.

Come and go as you please, have a drink, learn a little bit about what’s to come at The Bird and LAUGH, DAMMIT!

Featuring comedy.

Donations Appreciated!

The Bird Comedy Theater is Kansas City’s newest comedy theater, located in the historic Hemingway Building in The Crossroad’s Arts District. Featuring improv, sketch and stand-up, every Thursday through Saturday!

www.TheBirdKC.com

Join us all day for badass beer and stay for the tunes. Band starts at 7pm.

SPRING GROUP EXHIBITION

Holly Addi

Rich Bowman

Alessandra Dzuba

Luis Garcia-Nerey

Kenny Johnson

Anna Kincaide

Mark Knott

Lisa Lala

Abby Lammers

James Leonard

William Rainey

Cris P. Walker is passionate about creating art that inspires conversation, different perspectives, and reflects the beauty and complexity of the world around us. Her attention to detail, willingness to work hard, and play and explore through the creative process.

“I was born in Denver, Colorado. Have lived in New Mexico, Maryland, Texas, and currently in Kansas. I also lived in Johannesburg, South Africa and London, England. There I was able to further develop art skills through formal instruction and lots of opportunities to practice. I am a first-generation USA born Cuban-American. Yes, I speak Spanish. I live in Kansas with my loving and hardworking husband and two cute dogs. My three (grown) children are my pride and joy.

Amado Espinoza is a unique performing artist, composer and instrument maker from Cochabamba, Bolivia, that respects his folk traditions of the Andes Mountains while creating compositions that are sincere to his musical-wanderlust personality. A graduate of Milan Conservatory in Cochabamba, Bolivia, Amado specializes in the Bolivian Charango, yet demonstrates skill in hand percussion and native flutes from different cultures around the globe. The master craftsmanship of the instruments he constructs, whether it be from wood, metal, coconut or recycled pvc, makes the process of his music-making more organic, innovative, and often surprising.

He is a grant recipient of the Lighton International Artist Exchange Program (2019), Folk Alliance International Music Conference scholarship recipient (2015), ArtsKC Inspiration Grant recipient (2016), Charlotte St. Foundation resident (2015 – 2017) and 2017 Generative Performing Arts Fellow. He composes for film, theatre, and dance, most notably We are the Landscape (2016), a contemporary indigenous stage performance in Kansas City, Mo, The Storytelling Project (2018) with UMKC MFA Theatre Program, and Pachakutec (2019) Bolivian Tour. He co-founded Resonation Music and Arts, LLC with theatre-artist Karen Lisondra to use educational programming to inspire curiosity and respect for world cultures through music, dance, and storytelling.