Author: Angela Zonunpari

The two-week art intensive for Native American high school students embraces 'creative futures,' inspired by leading artists of the Northern Plains.

Here are stories of how arts, culture, and creativity tie into health and wellness in the region.

Archeophone Records is an archive of an almost-lost era of American music history—carefully restored and shared with the world from one couple's home in Illinois.

The last-standing storefront of a once-expansive laundromat-bar chain in central Ohio has welcomed hardcore music lovers for the last decade.

On Saturday, June 21, more than 35 cities and towns across the Midwest are taking part in a global celebration of music-making, and you can join in!

The numbers are in: six Midwestern cities just made the list of the country’s most culturally dynamic communities.

Nicholas Harrier, a childhood cancer survivor and above-knee amputee, creates custom, free-of-charge “jackets” to be slipped over patients’ artificial limbs. Study shows that this type of engaged process leads to positive outcomes.

For Cyd Raduchel, designing and decorating dollhouses started as a hobby until her niche style brought an online following and a full-time job.

Dr. Tierney Brosius, a professor of biology, believes art can impact science communication. From handmade wares to murals, she’s exploring creative ways to build curiosity around insects.

The historic ballet Rodeo gets a bold new retelling from Cleveland's Dancing Wheels, a physically integrated dance company reimagining inclusive artistry.