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David Rayl/https://www.music.msu.edu/faculty/profile/davidMSU College of Music Choral Director David Rayl speaks with WKAR's Jamie Paisley about the return of the MSU Choral Union, University Chorale and State Singers as they join the MSU Symphony Orchestra for "Songs of Comfort and Joy," which features some of the Christmas favorite, Handel's "Messiah," but also some choral favorites to address the hope for resolution as the COVID lockdown finally allows the voices (with masks) to join together. -
Sophia Saliby/ WKAR/Artists participating in the Lansing Art Gallery & Education Center’s annual ArtPath exhibition this year have taken their inspirations from things like…
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NPR’s annual Tiny Desk Contest is underway. This is the seventh iteration of NPR Music’s nationwide search for the next great undiscovered artist.The… -
On May 18, 1927, Andrew Kehoe, an embittered member of the Bath Consolidated School Board detonated hundreds of pounds of dynamite in the school.38…
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Lansing musicians and bands have come together to a make a compilation album.It's titled, "This Must Be The Place: Quality Hits From Lansing" and features…
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In September of 2020, a biography was published about a pioneer in electronic music in the dawn of the age of the synthesizer, as well as in transgender…
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The East Lansing Public Library has its own seed library for visitors to take home and grow. Each person, no matter their experience with gardening, can…
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Though Detroit’s historic Black Bottom neighborhood may be physically gone, author Alice Randall resurrects the energy and life of the Black center of the…
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If you shop at some downtown East Lansing businesses in the next month, you might see photos on display taken by East Lansing High School students and…
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On Wednesday, January 20th, at the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, a 1st will be taking place. The first piece by a…
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A local organization is working to highlight emerging ethnic businesses and artists in the area with curated pop-up shops in downtown Lansing.LanArtBus…
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Cheyna Roth used to cover the state capital for WKAR. Now a reporter for MLive.com, she adds a new line to her resume today: author. Her book Cold Cases:…
