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An Interview with Ellie and Maggie Newlin: Creators of “K. See. The Good”
Twins Ellie and Maggie Newlin designed "K. See. The Good" for the Crossroads northbound streetcar stop mural.

Art Activations in October
This October, attend the Art in the Loop's yearly Art Walk and stop by as there are continued streetcar stop activations.

Call of Artists for State of Downtown KC Event: Visual Artists, Musicians & Social Practice
Art in the Loop and the Downtown Council of Kansas City (DTC) are pleased to announce a call for artists for the 2024 State of Downtown KC Event on Wednesday, November 20, from 3:30-6:30 p.m. at the new Origin Hotel, 1001 Riverfront Drive in…

An Interview with Sue Moreno Painter of “Living Together”
Sue Moreno painted "Living Together" located at the the Union Station streetcar stop for Art in the Loop 2024.

Art in the Loop Presents Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park Performances
Oppenstein Park will come to life with music by: Gracie Caggiano, Grupo Folklórico Alma Tapatia, and musicbyskippy.

An Interview with Gracie Caggiano
Gracie Caggiano is a musician that that performed at the Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park during an Art in the Loop event.

Oppenstein Park Performances + Summer in the City Events
Oppenstein Park is full of fun events this September! Watch Gracie Caggiano, Grupo Folklorio Alma Tapatia, and musicbyskippy perform.

An Interview with Luke “Skippy” Harbur
Luke "Skippy" Harbur is the musician behind musicbyskippy. He provided us with music during our 2024 Oppenstein Brothers Park performances.

Thank You to Our Amazing Intern Ben!
Ben Fine was our Art in the Loop intern this year. He is a student at Savannah College of Art and Design who is majoring in Graphic Design.

An Interview with Meranda McDermott: Artist Behind the River Market West Streetcar Stop
Meranda McDermott's "Threads of Convivencia: Embracing Diversity through Fiber Art" is an interactive streetcar stop installation.

Join Art in the Loop for 816 Day!
Wrap up a day of celebrating all things local with fabulous artists 45° Flamenco with Jose Faus, Danielle Ate the Sandwich, and Kadesh Flow.
