Where to Find Arts Experiences in Kansas City
Whether it’s a festival to be enjoyed from home or an adventure you can take on your own, these art-infused experiences will help you tap into your creative side this summer.
Whether it’s a festival to be enjoyed from home or an adventure you can take on your own, these art-infused experiences will help you tap into your creative side this summer.
These five ideas can help you support local Kansas City institutions while still maintaining social distancing, from area restaurants and coffee shops to museums and retailers.
Travel to the west side of the Crossroads Arts District to explore delicious bites, craft brews, progressive galleries and more in these five unique hotspots.
Kansas City history is on full display at the Johnson County Museum, where visitors can explore the region’s past through exhibits, unique collections and compelling programs.
As the Harry S. Truman Presidential Museum and Library completes its renovations, get to know the man himself, from his service in World War I and the Pendergast machine to how he shaped the modern world during his presidency.
Following the celebration of the Negro National League's 100th anniversary in 2020, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum has more major plans for 2021.
Relive every moment from the historic Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade with these excellent pictures.
Romantic dinner for two at a renowned restaurant, adventurous dates indoor rock climbing or something in between, love comes naturally in Kansas City.
After 50 long years, the Kansas City Chiefs are finally world champions once again. Let the celebration begin with this collection of memorable posts commemorating the victory from all across Chiefs fandom.
Black History Month recognizes the countless Black individuals and groups who shaped KC’s cultural institutions, from chronicling their participation in the Great War to the founding of the Negro National League in 1920.