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MSU Wharton Center
The Michigan State University Wharton Center's upcoming 2026-27 season will feature Sutton Foster, Yo-Yo Ma and Richard Thomas among the stars coming to East Lansing.
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Brian Maloney
WKAR launches 'Inside the Arts' segment to highlight local creators, events
WKAR has a new initiative to amplify the arts in mid-Michigan. It’s a weekly segment called the Inside the Arts.
Comedian Jay Leno heads to Battle Creek
Jay Leno’s appearance at FireKeepers Casino starts at 8 p.m. on May 24.
London Philharmonic Orchestra tops Wharton Center 2024-25 slate
The schedule also includes performances from Pink Martini, Mandy Patinkin, Time For Three, DeeDee Bridgewater and STOMP.
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In its 16th year, Lansing's Capital City Film Festival brings creators and movie buffs together for 10 days of programming. -
The Lansing Symphony Orchestra is looking for its next music director. -
Michigan State University's concert "USA at 250 Years" will feature works from American composers -
The lost film, "Gugusse and the Automaton" by French filmmaker George Méliès was found in a Michigan man's family collection. -
One of the co-owners of downtown Lansing bookstore, A Novel Concept, shares some reading recommendations for Women's History Month. -
Michigan State University professor Pete Johnston returned to play "Jeopardy!" in December for the Second Chance Tournament in December. -
Michigan State University Libraries received a $1 million federal grant to digitize early WKAR-TV programs from the 1950s and '60s. -
Michigan's Indigenous communities harvest wild rice, or manoomin, every year as part of their cultural heritage and modern-day work to restore the plant. -
New York Times bestselling author Angeline Boulley's latest novel "Sisters in the Wind" returns to Michigan's Indigenous communities to tell a story about foster care. -
October 29 is Public Radio Music Day which celebrates the role public radio music stations play in their communities.
