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Multi-Cultural Kansas City

The cultural diversity that resides in this metropolitan area includes African, African American, Asian, Latino, Italian, Irish, German, Native American, Slavic, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern. This rich ethnic fabric of Kansas City continues to grow and prosper.

Below is a list of Multi-Cultural attractions and organizations throughout the Kansas City area.

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888 Market

Type: Convenience Stores | Location: Southwest

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Oriental Market member of the Asian Chamber of KC...
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Al Habashi Middle Eastern Grocery

Type: Farmer's Market & Specialty Foods | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

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Al-habashi Mart is truly an international grocery store. The food offerings include items from the Mediterranean, the Middle East, India and other parts of the world. Located next to Habashi House ...
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Black Archives of St. Joseph, Missouri

Type: Museums | Location: Northwest

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The Black Archives Museum features exhibits on such topics as the Underground Railroad, the Middle Passage, desegregation, education, sports and other aspects of African-American history in St. Joseph...
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Blue Room, The

Type: Jazz & Blues | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

  • Blue Room, The has been rated 5 out of 5 stars

  • Blue Room, The is a Visitor's Choice
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The American Jazz Museum's Blue Room is a museum by day and a working jazz club at night. Four nights a week, the Blue Room resonates with the sweet sounds of Kansas City jazz. As the only Kansas ...
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Center for the Study of the Korean War

Type: Museums | Location: East

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The Korean War was too significant to neglect, too momentous to ignore, too pivotal to be disregarded, and far too costly to be forgotten. Few people realize the significance of the Korean War in U.S....
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Gem Theater

Type: Performing Arts | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

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Originally named the Star Theater, the Gem was built in 1912 by the Shriner and Powellson Amusement Company as a silent movie palace serving Kansas City’s African American population. It was renamed t...
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Haskell Indian Nations University Cultural Center & Museum

Type: Museums | Location: West

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Preserves the vast history of Haskell's evolution from boarding school to university. Features exhibits from Haskell's unique archival and artifact collections including traditional art forms, contemp...
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Museums at 18th & Vine

Type: Museums | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

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Take a tour of two of the city's most celebrated museums at the 18th & Vine Historic Jazz District. The American Jazz Museum pays tribute to America's top jazz musicians. The Negro Leagues Baseball Mu...
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Mutual Musicians Foundation

Type: Performing Arts | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

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The Mutual Musicians Foundation is located in the heart of Kansas City's historic jazz district. Originally home to the Black Musicians' Protective Union Local 627 A.F. of M., The Foundation continue...
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Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City

Type: History | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

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Since 1932, the Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City has been on the forefront of historic advocacy and preservation in the Greater Kansas City, Missouri, area. Its goal, in the words of f...
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Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Type: Museums | Location: Downtown/Conv Center Area

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Part of the Museums on 18th & Vine complex, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) recreates the look, sounds and feel of the game’s storied past. Video presentations and memorabilia in the 10,000 s...
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Quindaro Ruins Underground Railroad

Type: History | Location: West

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Located on the Missouri River, Quindaro began as a boomtown and evolved into a stop on the underground railroad. Now part of Kansas City, KS, archaeological digs are under way at the Quindaro ruins wi...
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Strawberry Hill Museum

Type: Museums | Location: West

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1887 restored Victorian home includes a museum of Croatian and other Slavic cultures. Features monthly exhibits and gift shop. Capacity for special events: 150 people seated....
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