Slow down this Saturday with the Museum of Art & Archaeology’s annual “Slow Art” day.
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Lydia Melton thinks that Columbia is lacking in traditional European food, and she’s trying to raise $20,000 in one week to make CoMo beer-and-pretzel dreams a reality. May the steins be with her.
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Monica Hand left a 32-year career with the U.S. Postal Service to pursue poetry. Now, as an MU doctoral student, teacher and writer, she can concentrate on her artistic influences that inspire her poems.
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Former MU shortstop Eric Garcia signed was a 20th-round draft pick for the Atlanta Braves this past year, so we touched base with him (pun intended) to see what post-MU-baseball life is like. We’re pretty certain that we wouldn’t survive it.
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The nail polish of all nail polishes has arrived in a state near you.
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For the next month, downtown construction will limit pedestrian sidewalk and street access.
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Break out your best costume and brush up on your gaming skills. Columbia is getting geeky this weekend.
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#TBT This Week in Vox’s Past throws back to 2006. Was day drinking acceptable back then? Not likely, unless we go back to 1950.
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Once you get past the graffiti, a visit to the Big Tree is a great way to spend a warm afternoon.
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This handful of Columbia blogs are worth a look.
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Kiim Kraus brings Sprout Healthy Vending to Columbia.
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New art studio will offer classes, projects and parties that incorporate reused and recycled materials.
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Inspired by the return of Mad Men, we’ve discovered some of Columbia’s best 1960s vintage finds.
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Columbia’s new commercials makes us sigh.
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#TBT Throwback Thursday to 2008, when the internet was just in the awkward preteen years after its birth in the mid-’90s. And of course what else goes with preteens and awkwardness except malicious rumors and gossiping. Vox’s mid-April feature covered college rumors on the web and how the internet is only making them worse with sites like MyGreekGossip, JuicyCampus and AutoAdmit.
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The wait is over for the first names of artists confirmed for Roots N Blues 2013. Today, representatives from the festival announced that Steve Earle, Johnny Winter and others will perform
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Mike Seat brings a slice of Italy to Columbia’s Ragtag Cinema with his current photography exhibition
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PS: Gallery owners will move to Denver for their daughter to attend an arts school. This means big changes for their gallery and for the art community in Columbia.
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Are you curious to find out where some of your favorite, classic foods came from? Chances are the 1904 World’s Fair made them popular. Check out if you owe your gratitude to the World’s Fair for making your favorite food a success!
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Mysterious tweets coming from Columbia make us wonder where in town is Alton Brown?
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