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KPR's Online Store is offering a once-a-year sale this December and each purchase contributes to supporting the programming you love. Just visit the SHOP tab at the top of our website! -
Harvesters mobilizes the power of our community to create equitable access to nutritious food and address the root causes and impact of hunger.
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Take a look back at last week's Live Day concerts, on Oct. 25, featuring local musicians and KPR's own Evening Classical host, Destiny Ann Mermagen. -
This fall - 2023 - we’re launching a brand-new program to help spread the word about local community organizations. KPR’s Community Spotlight gives these organizations an opportunity to spread awareness using KPR’s airwaves each month.
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You may have many things to be thankful for, including that old family car. It's gotten you where you've needed to go, but if now's time for a change, you…
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The mission of the Sexual Trauma and Abuse Care Center is to promote a culture of consent while providing 24/7 support to anyone affected by sexual trauma and abuse in Douglas, Franklin, and Jefferson Counties.
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Almost 1,500 people helped Kansas Public Radio raise just over $300,000 during their fall membership drive. However, KPR fell short of their $330,000 goal.
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Mark your calendars for KPR's Annual Live Day on Wednesday, Oct. 25, when we'll present an entire day's worth of classical music at the Lied Center of Kansas Pavilion, performed by the talented musicians that call our community home. Evening concert tickets on sale now!
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Halloween comes early at our next Cinema a Go-Go! Join us at Lawrence's historic Liberty Hall on Friday, October 20, at 7 p.m., for a ghoulish night of ghostly films: The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966) and William Castle's13 Ghosts (1960).
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We have been thrilled to celebrate 70 years on the air this past year with you. September 15 marked the 71st anniversary of Kansas Public Radio's (KANU) first on-air broadcast. Listener support has made every drive-time moment, every musical discovery and every headline update possible, so that's why we come to you periodically to ask for you to join the club of KPR patrons!
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On this day, Sept. 15, in 1952, Kansas Public Radio (formerly known as KANU) broadcast live for the very first time. Today, we commemorate 71 years of KPR and look forward to the future of the station.
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We're so excited to welcome Gracie for the 2023-2024 school year and know she'll do great things during her time at KPR!
